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Union Carbide Corporation's Objections and Answers to Plaintiff's First Interrogatories, Requests for Production and Requests for Admissions, McDonald v. GAF Corporation (2001)

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Union Carbide's written objections and responses in Patricia Ann McDonald v. GAF Corporation et al., County Court at Law No. 5, Dallas County, Texas, to the plaintiff's first interrogatories, requests for production and requests for admission. The plaintiff's decedent is identified as Alexander Joseph McDonald, a Union Carbide employee. The answers are mostly objections, with general admissions that some asbestos products were used at some premises and that Union Carbide gradually became aware asbestos inhalation could cause injury. They describe warning signs, respirator and medical programs, trade-association memberships and a document repository. Only pages 1-40 and 75-79 of 79 were provided.

Author
Paul E. Hamilton (Attorney for Defendant Union Carbide Corporation, DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P.); Gary D. Elliston (Attorney for Defendant Union Carbide Corporation, DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P.)
Published by
Union Carbide Corporation (defendant), through counsel DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P.
Series
Union Carbide documents, UC-2039
Date
June 6, 2001
Library no.
ACL Doc 17065 · asbestosclaims.law/library/17065
Rights
A document from asbestos litigation, published for research and historical study.

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From Paul E. Hamilton (Attorney for Defendant Union Carbide Corporation, DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P.); Gary D. Elliston (Attorney for Defendant Union Carbide Corporation, DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P.) to Holly J.W. Huart (Attorney for Plaintiff Patricia Ann McDonald, Baron & Budd, Dallas).

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This is document UC-2039 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 79 pages.

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Paul E. Hamilton (Attorney for Defendant Union Carbide Corporation, DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P.), Gary D. Elliston (Attorney for Defendant Union Carbide Corporation, DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P.). “Union Carbide Corporation's Objections and Answers to Plaintiff's First Interrogatories, Requests for Production and Requests for Admissions, McDonald v. GAF Corporation.” June 6, 2001. Union Carbide documents, UC-2039. Union Carbide Corporation (defendant), through counsel DeHay & Elliston, L.L.P. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 17065. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/17065.

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