10 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Gardner Letter
…whether your case can pursue punitive damages based on early industry knowledge documented in the Gardner Letter and related correspondence. Preserve any employment records, union records, or product identifications that tie your exposure to specific manufacturers…
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H-60 mask
…mask shows they met the "state of the art" for the time; your legal team will likely counter with industry documents showing manufacturers knew these masks did not stop asbestos fibers. Union records, safety committee minutes…
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H-64 mask
…for old pay stubs, safety training records, union records, or employer-issued equipment lists that may confirm which masks were provided and when. Co-workers who used the same mask can be valuable witnesses; note their…
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Martin Letter
…company that corresponded with them, tell your attorney. Internal correspondence from these companies is often admissible to show corporate knowledge. Preserve any old employment records, union materials, pay stubs, or product packaging photos; these help connect…
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Roemer Deposition
…products, ask your attorney whether the Roemer Deposition will be part of the corporate-knowledge evidence presented in your case. Preserve any employment records, union records, or company medical files (especially old chest X-ray reports)…
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Schepers Report
…assembled for your case, especially if defendants are arguing they had no knowledge of asbestos hazards during your exposure period. Preserve any old employment records, union materials, or plant newsletters from the 1950s–1970s; these can…
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Sumner Simpson Papers
…Johns-Manville, or any plant supplied by them during the 1930s–1970s, preserve employment records, union cards, pay stubs, and any photographs. These connect your exposure to the companies named in the letters. Many of the…
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USGS Minerals Yearbook
…to asbestos handling even when company records have been destroyed. Pair Yearbook data with your work history, union records, and product identification testimony to strengthen the link between documented industry-wide asbestos use and your personal…
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Vandiver Brown Communications
…and other written exchanges involving Vandiver Brown, who served as secretary and general counsel for Johns-Manville Corporation in the 1930s and 1940s. These documents are among the most-cited pieces of evidence in asbestos litigation…
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Vorwald Letters
…1970, ask your legal team whether the Vorwald Letters and Saranac documents are part of the corporate-knowledge evidence in your case. Preserve any employment records, union materials, or product literature from your work history. These…