Miscellaneous: GREGORY INCHAUSPE VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al

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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
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Case Number: CGC-08-274972
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COMPLAINT

}REGORY INCHAUSPE VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBH

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SC MMONS FOR COURT USE ONLY
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NOTICE TO DEFENDANT:

(AVISO AL DEMANDADO): :
ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B“P}

As Reflected on Exhibits B, B-1, C, H, 1, J, N; and DOES 1-8500;
and SEE ATTACHED LIST.”

YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF:
(LO ESTA DEMANDANDO EL DEMANDANTE):

GREGORY INCHAUSPE

You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons and legal papers are served on you to file a written response at this court and have a
copy served on the plaintiff. A letter or phone call will not protect you. Your written response must be in proper legal form If you want the
court to hear your case. There may be a court form that you can use for your response. You ean find these court forms and more
Information at the California Courts Online Self-Help Center (vw.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhetp), your county taw library, or the courthouse
Nearest you. If you cannot pay the filing fee, ask the court clerk for a fea watver form. If you do not file your response on time, you may
Jose the case by default, and your wages, money, and Property may be taken without further warning from the court.

There are other legal requirements. You may want to call an attorney right away. if you do not know an attorney, you may want to call an
attorney referral service. If you cannot afford an attorney, you may be eligible for free tegal services froma nonprofit legal services
Program. You can locate these nonprofit groups at the California Legal Services Web site (www lawhelpealifornia.org), the Californta
Courts Online Self-Help Center (www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp), or by contacting your local court or county bar association,

Tlene 30 DIAS DE CALENDARIO después de que fe entrequen esta citactén ¥ papeles legales para presentar una respuesta por escrito
en esta corte y hacer que se entregue una copia al demandante. Una carta o una flamada telefonica no lo Profegen. Su respuesta por
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The name and address of the court is:

(El nombre y direccién de la corte es):

SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT
400 McAllister Street

San Francisco, CA 94102

SEU 08 -274970

The name, address, and telephone number of plaintiff's attomey, or plaintiff without an attomey, is:
(El nombre, la direccién de teléfono del abogado del demandante, o def demandante que no tien abogado, es)
DAVID R. DONADIO, ESQ., STATE BAR NO. 154436

poe Rush landing Fos iN CA 94! 6 (415) 898-15: ue
2 Rush Landing Road, Novato, 948-6169 5) 55,
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DATE: + Clerk, b CD
ron DEC 172008 Gordon Park-Li Getty sa
(For proof of service of this summons, use Proof of Service of Summons (form POS-010).}
(Para prueba de entrega de esta citatién use el formulario Proof of Service of Summons, (POS-010)).
NOTICE TO PERSON SERVED: You are served
1. oO as an individual defendant.
2. oO as the person sued under the fictitious name of (specify):
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under] CCP 416.10 (corporation) oO CCP 416.60(minor)
CCP 416.20 (defunct corporation) Occp 416.70 (conservatee)
O CCP 416.40 (association of partnership) O CCP 416.90 (authorized person)

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Jusicial Council of California SUMMONS
‘SUM-100 [Rev.fanuay 1, 2004)BRAYTON@PURCELL LLP
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
222 RUSH LANDING ROAD
P.O, Box 6169
NOVATO, CALIFORNIA 94948-6169
(415) 898-1555

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ALLIS-CHALMERS CORPORATION PRODUCT LIABILITY TRUST
ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED
GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION
BUCYRUS INTERNATIONAL, INC.

COLTEC INDUSTRIES, INC.

THOMAS DEE ENGINEERING CO., INC.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RILEY POWER INC.

GOODLOE E. MOORE INC.

SMITH RICE COMPANY

DEEKER ELECTRIC

MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTORS INC.

H & H DECKING COMPANY
AEROJET-GENERAL CORPORATION

J.R. SIMPLOT COMPANY

EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION
CONTINENTAL MARINE, INC.

and DOES 1-8500,

Defendants.

Gregory Inchauspe vs, Asbestos Defendants
‘San Francisco Superior CourtATTORNEY OR PARTY WITHOUT ATTORNEY (Name, state bar number, and address): FOR COURT USE ONLY

DAVID R, DONADIO, ESQ., STATE BAR NO. 154436
BRAYTON*“*PURCELL LLP
222 Rush Landing Road
Novato, California 94948-6169
TELEPHONENO: (415) 898-1555 FAXNO: (415) 898-1247

ATTORNEY FOR (NAME):_ Plaintiffs)
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO

STREET ADDRESS: 400 McAllister Street

MAILING ADDRESS:

CITY AND ZIP CODE: San Francisco, CA 94102

BRANCH NAME:

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PO. Box 6169 5 ou9 San Francisco County Superior Court
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(415) 898-1555 e8c6 LAR aGeMENT CONFERENCE SET DEC 17 2008
sti GORDUN PARK-L, Clerk
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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DEPARTMENT 206
SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO
GREGORY INCHAUSPE, ASBESTOS
Plaintiff, o =CGC-08-274972

VS.

ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B“*P)

As Reflected on Exhibits B, B-1, C, H, I, J,
N; and DOES 1-8500; and SEE
ATTACHED LIST.

COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY -
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1. Plaintiff GREGORY INCHAUSPE was born December 11, 1926.

2. The ©BraytonPurcell Master Complaint for Personal Injury {and Loss of
Consortium]- Asbestos (hereinafter "Master Complaint") was filed January 2, 2003, in San
Francisco Superior Court. A copy of the Master Complaint and General Order No. 55 may be
obtained upon request from Brayton“Purcell, and designated portions of the Master Complaint
are incorporated by reference herein pursuant to the authority conferred by General Order No. 55,
Plaintiff's claims are as set forth in said Master Complaint against defendants herein as follows:
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ALLIS-CHALMERS CORPORATION PRODUCT LIABILITY TRUST
ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED
GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION
BUCYRUS INTERNATIONAL, INC,

COLTEC INDUSTRIES, INC.

THOMAS DEE ENGINEERING CO., INC.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
RILEY POWER INC.

GOODLOE E. MOORE INC.

SMITH RICE COMPANY

DEEKER ELECTRIC

MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTORS INC.

H & H DECKING COMPANY
AEROJET-GENERAL CORPORATION

.R. SIMPLOT COMPANY

EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION
CONTINENTAL MARINE, INC.

and DOES 1-8500,

Defendants.

Gregory Inchauspe vs. tos Defendants (BYP
San Francisco Superior CourtCause of Action
First (Negligence)

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Second (Strict Liability)

Third (False
Representation)

Fourth (Loss of
Consortium)

Hawt (Premises Owner/
Contractor Liability)

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Conca Maint Negligence
Jones Act],Maintenance and Cure)

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Ninth (Longshore and Harbor Workers 0
Compensation Act [LHWCA])

Tenth, Eleventh (F.E.L.A.) 0

Twelfth, Thirteenth (Respiratory
Safety Devices)

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Fourteenth, Fifteenth
fRrake Shoe Grinding)

Sicenth (Concert of Action)

Seventeenth, Eighteenth (Fraud, Deceit/Negligent
Misrepresentation/Concealment)

Nineteenth (Fraud/Deceit/
Intentional Misrepresentation)

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Twentieth (Fraud/Deceit - Kent)
Twenty-First (Aiding/Abetting Battery - Met Life)

*and their alternate entities as set forth in the Master Complaint or on any Exhibit.

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3. Plaintiff's asbestos-related injury, date of diagnosis, employment status, and

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history of exposure to asbestos are as stated on Exhibit A.

4. Plaintiffs hereby amend the Master Complaint on file herein, to incorporate a
new Twenty-First Cause of Action, set forth below, specially plead against the defendant listed
on Exhibit N, namely METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. (Plaintiffs are in
the process of amending the Master Complaint herein and will include this new Cause of Action
in said amendment.)

TWENTY-FIRST CAUSE OF ACTION
Aiding and Abetting Battery

[Against Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
and Does 7501-7900, Inclusive]

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AS AND FOR A FURTHER, TWENTY-FIRST, SEPARATE AND DISTINCT
CAUSE OF ACTION FOR AIDING AND ABETTING BATTERY, PLAINTIFF
COMPLAINS OF DEFENDANTS METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
DEFENDANTS ON EXHIBIT N, DOES 7501-7900, THEIR ALTERNATE ENTITIES AND
EACH OF THEM, AND ALLEGES AS FOLLOWS:

225. Plaintiff incorporates herein by reference, as though fully set forth hereat, each
and every allegation of the First through Third and Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Causes of Action as though fully set forth herein. (As used throughout this cause of
action, ‘plaintiff’ refers to all named plaintiffs and/or all named decedents from whom the
named plaintiffs’ injuries may derive.)

226. This cause of action is for the aiding and abetting of battery by METROPOLITAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY (“MET LIFE”), primarily through its assistant medical
director Anthony Lanza, M.D., of a breach of duty committed by Johns-Manville Corporation
(‘3-M”).

227. Plaintiff is informed and believes, and thereon alleges, that at all times herein
mentioned defendant MET LIFE was and is a corporation organized and existing under and by
virtue of the laws of the State of New York or the laws of some other state or foreign
jurisdiction, and that this defendant was and is authorized to do and/or was and is doing

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business in the State of California, and regularly conducted or conducts business in the County
of San Francisco, State of California. At times relevant to this cause of action, MET LIFE was
an insurer of J-M. :

228. Plaintiff, was exposed to asbestos-containing dust created by the use of the
asbestos products manufactured, distributed and/or supplied by J-M. This exposure to the
asbestos or asbestos-related products supplied by J-M caused Plaintiff's asbestos-related disease
and injuries. .

229. Starting in 1928, MET LIFE sponsored studies of asbestos dust and asbestos-
related disease in Canadian mines and mills, including those of J-M. Those studies revealed
that miners and mill workers were contracting asbestosis at relatively low levels of dust.
McGill University, which conducted the studies, sought permission from MET LIFE to publish
the results but they were never published. MET LIFE prepared its own report of these studies.

230. Between 1929 and 1931, MET LIFE studied dust levels and disease at five U.S.
plants manufacturing asbestos-containing products, including a J-M plant. Those studies
showed that workers in substantial numbers were contracting asbestosis, at levels less than what
became the Threshold Limit Value (‘TLV”) of Smppcf. The MET LIFE report was never
published or disseminated except to plant owners, including J-M.

231. In 1932, MET LIFE studied dust levels and disease at the J-M plant at Manville,
New Jersey. Results were consistent with those of the Canadian and previous U.S. plant
studies. They were never published.

232. In 1934, J-M and others whose plants MET LIFE had studied agreed with MET
LIFE that it should issue a report of its studies.

233. MET LIFE submitted a draft of its report to J-M. J-M requested, for legal and
business reasons, that certain critical parts of the draft be changed. MET LIFE’s official in
charge was Lanza. MET LIFE through Lanza did make changes that J-M requested, including:

(a) Deletion of MET LIFE’s conclusion that the permissible dust level for asbestos

should be less than that for silica;
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(b) Addition of the phrase that asbestosis clinically appeared to be milder than
silicosis.

The report, thus altered, was published in 1935. It was misleading, and intentionally so,
because it conveyed the incorrect propositions that asbestosis was a less serious disease process
than silicosis and that higher levels of asbestos dust could be tolerated without contracting
diseases than was the case for silica dust.

234, MET LIFE had a close relationship with J-M. It invested money in J-M, It
provided group health and life insurance to J-M. MET LIFE IN 1934 agreed to supply
industrial hygiene services to J-M, including dust counts, training employees to monitor dust
levels, examining employees, and recommending protective equipment. MET LIFE and Lanza
were viewed as experts on industrial dusts.

235. In 1933, MET LIFE through Lanza issued the following advices to J-M:

(a) _ Disagreeing with the recommendation of a J-M plant physician, MET LIFE
advised against warning workers of the fact that asbestos dust is hazardous to
their health, basing its advice in view of the extraordinary legal situation;

(b) When the plant physician judged the best disposition of an employee with
asbestosis was to remove him from the dust, MET LIFE advised instead that
disposition should depend on his age, nature of work and other factors and to
leave him alone if he is old and showing no disability, for, MET LIFE stated,
economic and production factors must be balanced against medical factors.

236. J-M followed the MET LIFE advices and did not warn its workers, including
plaintiff, of the hazards of asbestos dust, and J-M also intentionally refrained from notifying
workers of their disease.

237. In 1936, MET LIFE, J-M and others founded the Air Hygiene Foundation
(“AHF”). One of the AHF purposes was to develop standards for dust levels that would serve
as a defense in lawsuits and workers’ compensation claims.

238. MET LIFE funded partially another study that tentatively recommended in 1938 a

TLV for asbestos dust of Smpecf, the same as for silica dust. MET LIFE was aware of dataOw w7wrnaunkh YW NY

from its own, unpublished reports that showed that level was too high for asbestos dust. MET
LIFE nonetheless promoted that TLV as proper.

239. In June 1947, the Industrial Hygiene Foundation (“THF”) which succeeded to the
AHF, issued a report of studies by Dr. Hemeon of U.S. asbestos plants, including a J-M plant.
That report showed that workers exposed to less than the recommended maximum levels of
dust were developing disease. MET LIFE was a member of the IHF and Lanza was on its
medical committee. The Hemeon report, which was supplied to J-M and other owners, never
was published.

240. In 1936, J-M and other asbestos companies agreed with a leading medical research
facility, Saranac Laboratories, that Saranac would research asbestos disease, but J-M and the
others retained control over publication of the results. In 1943 Saranac’s Dr. Leroy Gardner, in
charge of the research, sent a draft to J-M that revealed that 81.8% of mice exposed to long
fiber asbestos contracted cancer.

241. Dr. Gardner died in 1946. J-M and other companies wanted parts of the Saranac
results published and enlisted the assistance of MET LIFE’s Lanza. J-M and other companies
decided that Saranac’s findings of cancer caused by asbestos in mice must be deleted, as well as
Saranac’s critique of existing dust standards. Lanza directed Saranac to delete the offending
materials. Saranac did so, and the altered report was published in 1951 by Saranac’s Dr.
Vorwald, in the AMA Archives of Industrial Hygiene.

242, Lanza left MET LIFE at the end of 1948, and took a position at New York
University, funded by MET LIFE. He continued to misrepresent that asbestos does not cause
cancer into the 1 950s.

243. The IHF (formerly AHF), of which MET LIFE was a member and MET LIFE
official was on its medical committee, through Drs. Braun and Truan conducted a study of
Canadian miners. The original report, in 1957, found an increased incidence of lung cancer in
persons exposed to asbestos. The sponsors, including J-M, caused those findings to be stricken,

and the report published in 1958 contained the false conclusion that asbestos exposure alone did

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244. The false and misleading reports that a link between asbestos exposure and cancer
‘was not proven influenced the TLV, for if a substance causes cancer the TLV must be very low
or zero.

245. J-M not later than 1933 was inflicting asbestos dust on its workers in its plants
knowing that the dust was hazardous and was causing workers to contract disease that could
and would disable and kill them. As MET LIFE advised, J-M did not warn its workers of the
hazard. J-M committed battery on workers in its plants, including plaintiffs’ decedent, by that
conduct.

246, MET LIFE knew that J-M’s conduct constituted a breach of its duties to its
workers. MET LIFE gave substantial assistance to J-M in committing batteries on its workers,
including plaintiff's decedent, through MET LIFE’s conduct described above, including by:

(a) Affirmatively urging J-M not to war workers of the hazards of asbestos dust, in
view of the extraordinary legal situation, such that J-M did not wam its workers,
including plaintiff's decedent;

(b) Deleting the findings of its own draft report that the allowable limits for asbestos
dust should be less than those for silica dust, and promoting a false and unsafe
TLV which specified maximum levels of silica dust, and promoting a false and
unsafe TLV which specified maximum levels of dust for workers, including
plaintiffs’ decedent, which MET LIFE knew was wrong through its own studies;

(c) Advising J-M to keep certain workers continuing to work at dusty areas in the
plant even after J-M was aware that their lungs showed asbestos-induced
changes, lest other workers including plaintiffs’ decedent be alerted to the

dangers of working in the dust.

WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays judgment as is hereinafter set forth.”

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EXHIBIT A

Plaintiff's exposure to asbestos and asbestos-containing products occurred at various

locations both inside and outside the State of California, including but not limited to:

Employer

Frank Avinzano

Olympic Company, Inc.
Hotel Boise

8 & Bannock Sts.
Boise, ID

Freeman Estes, Co.

Freeman Estes, Co.

Freeman Estes, Co.

Freeman Estes, Co.
Owens Corning Fiberglas
Freeman Estes, Co.
Armstrong Cork

Owens Coming Fibergtas
San Francisco, CA

Owens Corning Fiberglas
San Francisco. CA ere

B&B Engineering & Supply
Co., Inc.

Box 2531

Houston, TX

Owens Coming Fiberglas
San Francisco, CA

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Location of

Exposure Job Title
Frank Avinzano Plasterer
Tafalla Navarra, Spain

Hotel Boise Insulator
Boise, ID

US Air Force Mountain Insulator

Home Air Force Base, (apprentice)
Mountain Home, Idaho

Bishop Kelly High School Insulator
Boise, Idaho (apprentice)
Mountain Home High Insulator
School (apprentice)
Mountain Home, Idaho

Missle Base, Mountain Insulator
Home, ID (apprentice)

Missile Base, Bruneau, ID Insulator
(apprentice)

Missile Base, Insulator
Orcha, ID

Brewery . Insulator
Salt Lake City, UT

Four Comers Powerhouse Insulator
(Arizona Public Service
Co.), AZ

PG&E, Moss Landing, CA Insulator

unknown refinery Insulator
Galveston, TX
Chevron Refinery Insulator
Richmond, CA
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Exposure
Dates
1944-1946

1958

1958-1959

1958-1959

1958-1959

1958-1959
1958-1959
1958-1959
1960

1960s

1960s for one
week

1962; 1967

1965

EXHIBIT A1

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Employer

AC &S§, Inc.
P.O. Box 1268
Lancaster, PA

Associated Insulation o
California .
238 S. 24th Street
Richmond, CA

Owens Coming Fiberglas
San Francisco.CA

Owens Coming Fiberglas
San Francisco, CA

Owens Coming Fiberglas
San Francisco, CA

Plant Asbestos
Owens Coming Fiberglas
San Francisco, CA

Western MacArthur

Central Valley Insulation Co.

P.O. Box E
New Martinsville, WV

B&B Engineering & Supply

Co. of Louisiana, Inc.
Box 2531
Houston, TX.

Plant Insulation

Owens Corning Fiberglas
San Francisco, CA

Plant Insulation Company

2271 California Street
San Francisco, CA

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Location of
Exposure

unknown chemical plant,

Standard Oil
Richmond, CA

Exxon Refinery
Baytown, TX

Standard Oil, Baton Rouge,

Louisiana

Exxon (Humble Oil)
Refinery, Benicia, CA

Fibreboard
Antioch, CA

Alon USA Refinery
Big Spring, TX
PG&E

San Francisco, CA
(Hunters Point)

unknown refinery, CA

unknown refinery
Galveston, TX

PG&E, Pittsburg, CA

Humble Oil Refinery,
Benicia, CA

PG&E
Pittsburg, CA

PG&E Geysers

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Job Title

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Exposure
Dates

1965;
1984-1986

1965-1967

1966
1966
1966
1966-1972
1966

1966, 2 weeks
1967

1967
1967, 2 days

1967-1968

1967; 1979; 1983-
1985

EXHIBIT ACD oN Aw Fw NN

nN wy Nee ee ese ee se Se Se

EXHIBIT A (cont'd,)

Location of
Employer Exposure
Mare Island Naval Shipyard Mare Island Naval
Vallejo, CA Shipyard
Vallejo, CA
Norther California Aerojet General
Insulation, Inc. Rancho Cordova, CA
1500 Silica Ave.
Sacramento, CA
Western MacArthur California & Hawaiian
Sugar Refinery, Crockett,
CA
Western MacArthur Shell Oil, Martinez, CA

Owens Coming Fiberglass

Tempco Contracting & J.R. Simplot
Supply, Inc. Boise, ID
P.O. Box 8305

Boise, ID

Owens Coming Fiberglas National Steel &
San Francisco, CA Shipbuilding, San Diego,

7

Westem MacArthur Co., Guittard Chocolate Co.,

San Francisco, CA Burlingame, CA;
Hershey’s Plant, Oakland,
CA; Hilts Brothers Coffee,
San Francisco, CA; Golden

Grain, San Leandro, CA;
Colgate Palmolive,
Emeryville, CA; IBM,
South San Jose, CA

Westem MacArthur Co., Western MacArthur Co.

San Francisco, CA 3150 3rd St., San
Francisco, CA

Owens-Corning Fiberglas, Naval Air Station

San Francisco, CA Alameda, CA
USS_HANCOCK
(CV-19; CVA-19)

Westem MacArthur Co., Union Oil

San Francisco, CA Rodeo, CA

Western MacArthur Co., Tosco Oil Refinery/Phillips

San Francisco, CA Refinery, Avon, CA

1

Job Title

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator
Insulator
Insulator
Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Exposure
Dates

1967-1970

1968

1968-1969

1968-1969

1970

6/5/70-9/30/70

1974-1977

1974-1980

9N1974-12/1974

Approx. 1974-
1976

1975-1976

EXHIBIT A

Ktinjured tne y6 Temp. pi
COMPLAINT FOR PERSON IAL INJURY - ASBESTOSEmployer

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Western MacArthur Co.,
10|| San Francisco, CA; Owens
Corning Fiberglas

Western MacArthur Co.,
12 || San Francisco, CA

13 || Wester MacArthur Co.
San Francisco, CA

27) itt
28]

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MPLAINT FOR PER: Al

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.)

Location of
Exposure

Sealand Services
Oakland, CA

AMERICAN PIONEER
(1979)

PG&E (Potrero Station)
San Francisco, CA

PG&E, The Geysers, CA

Exposure
Dates

1975-1980

Iob Title

Insulator

Insulator 1975-1976

Insulator 1976

Standard Oil " Insulator

Sept. 1976
Richmond, CA

US Steel
Union City, CA

Triple A Machine Shop,
Pier 64, San Francisco, CA;
Bethlehem Steel
Shipbuilding, San
Francisco, CA; Todd
Shipyard, Alameda, CA;
American President Lines,
Ltd., Oakland, CA; Matson
Navigation, Oakland Piers,
Oakland, CA; Service
Engineering Co., Pier 38,
San Francisco, CA;
Continental Marine, San
Francisco, CA; Pacific
Drydock & Repair Co.,
Oakland, CA; Naval
Supply Center, Oakland,
CA; Willamette Iron &
Steel, Richmond, CA;
Coast Guard Station,
Alameda, CA;

ANEO GLORY
CALIFORNIAN (1946);
USS CAMDEN (AOE-2)

1977

Insulator

Insulator 1977-1986

EXHIBIT A

12yp ant AM ke WYN

10

Employer

Wester MacArthur Co.

San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

28] MW

KUlrjured toate

MP}

Met

NAI

HIB nt'd.

Location of
Exposure

USS CARPENTER
(DD-825), Bethfehem Steel
Shipbuil ing, San
Francisco, CA

CHEVRON HAWAII
(1973)

CLEVELAND (LPD-7)

USS CORAL SEA (CVA-
43, CVB 43)

EKA

USS ENTERPRISE
(CVAN-65);

EQUIP ASSOCIATED
USS EXCEL (AM-439,
MSO-439),

Naval Station, Treasure
Island, San Francisco, CA

EXXON NEWARK (1952)

EXXON NEW ORLEANS
(1965)

FAIR SEA
USS FLINT (AE-32)

USS GALLANT (AM-489,
MSO-489), Naval Station,
Treasure stand, San
Francisco, CA

GOLDEN BEAR (1955)
USS HALEAKALA (AE-
25) Bethlehem Steel

Shipbuilding, San
Francisco, CA

USS HANCOCK (CV19,
CVAI9)

13

Exposure
Dates

1977-1986

1975-1976

1977-1986

1975-1976

1977

EXHIBIT AEmployer

Western MacArthur Co.
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.

Location of : Exposure
Exposure Job Title Dates

HASSAYAMPA (AO-145) Insulator 1977-1986

HAWAIIAN (1946);

HAWAIIAN PROGRESS
(1970)

HILLYER BROWN (1953)
IDAHO (1969)

USS KANSAS CITY
(AOR-3)

KAWISHIWI (T-AO-146)
USS KILAUEA (AE-26)
KISKA (AE-35)

LION OF CALIFORNIA
(1954)

LONG BEACH
(CGN-9)
LURLINE (1973)
Matson Navigation,
San Francisco, CA (piers
32 and 35)

USS MAI KE.
(AE-22)

MARIPOSA (1953);
MARS (AES-1)
MATSONIA (1973)
METEOR (T-AKR-9)

MIDWAY (CVB-41;
CVA-41)

MICHIGAN (1969)
MIDGET.

EXHIBIT A_

yuo Aan A UM kh WY NSN

27

Employer

Western MacArthur Co.
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

28 | i

KAfniured tate emp pp Met
OMPLAINT FOR PERSONA’

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.)

Location of
Exposure

MONTANA (1969)

Job Title

Insulator

MOUNT HOOD (AE-29)

USS NIAGARA FALLS
(AFS-3)

PACIFIC BEAR (1971)

PACIFIC PRINCE:
(1971)

PANAMA (1966)

PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER (1962)

PRESIDENT FIL Ri
(1968)

PRESIDENT JEFFERSON
(1973)

PRESIDENT LINCOLN
(1961);

PRESIDENT MADISON
(1973)

PRESIDENT McKINLEY
1968), Triple A Machine
hop, San Francisco, CA

PRESIDENT MONROE
(1966)

PRESIDENT TAFT (1967)

PRESIDENT TYLER
(1972)

RICE QUEEN (1944);
ROANOKE (AOR-7)
RUSH (1927)
SACRAMENTO (TUG)

15
-ASB

Exposure
Dates

1977-1986

EXHIBIT AEmployer

Western MacArthur Co.
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

oO ayn A UH F&F WN

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Bw N= Oo

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

RDN NN Nee me eB Se
RRPBORPSSGERAAAR

27
28 ||

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| INAI

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.)

Location of
Exposure

USS SAN JOSE (AFS-7)

Exposure
Dates

1977-1986

Job Title

Insulator

SAN PEDRO (1945);
SANSINENA II (1971)

ARIANA
(1963)

TRANSONEIDA (1945)
USS TULARE (LKA-112)
USS TALUGA (AO-62)

v EM
(YTB-785)

Bethlehem Steel

Shipbuilding, San
Francisco, CA

USS CIMARRON (AO-
177)

Insulator 1977-1986

USS CHICAGO
(CG-11)

CHEVRON CALIFORNIA
(1972)

FAIR SEA;
USS FAIRW)

GOLDEN BEAR
(1955)

USS HALEAKALA
(AE-25)

USS KANSAS CITY
(AOR-3)

USS KISKA
(AE-35)

MAUNA LEI (1944)
EXHIBIT A

16.
7A iye ent A wN kW NY

ND ee a a a a

Employer

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Wester MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

“

C

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.)

Location of
Exposure -

Bethlehem Steel
Shipbuilding, San
Francisco, CA

PRINCE WILLIAM
SOUND (1975)

SANTA MARIANA

(1963)

lob Title

Insulator

Service Engineering Co., _ Insulator

Pier 38, San Francisco, CA

CHEVRON MISSISSIPPI

(1972)

S CLEVELAND
(LPD-7)

EXXON NEW ORLEANS
(1965)

USS FLINT (AE-32)

USS MOUNT HOOD
(AE-29)

USS NIAGARA FALLS
(AFS-3) .

USS SHASTA (AE-33)

LN IDA
(1945)

Triple A Machine Shop,
Pier 64, San Francisco, CA

AMERICAN SPIRIT
(1977)

AMERICAN TRADER
(1971)

USS CALIFORNIA (CGN-
36)

USS CARL VINSON
(CVN-70)

Insulator

Exposure
Dates

1977-1986

1977-1986

1977-1986

EXHIBIT A

Rite osterepi ct oped 17 —
MP! TFOR P| iS “AEmployer

Wester MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

Co Arn DH UW BR WwW WN

RYN HY KR NN NS ee em ee Be Se Re ee
aA vA Bw nN |§ ODO BH A A FF YW H&K SS

C

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.

Location of
Exposure

Triple A Machine Shop,
Pier 64, San Francisco, CA

USS COOK
(DE-1083; FF-1083)

USS DUTTON
(T-AGS-22)

USS ENTERPRISE
(CVAN-65)

EXXON NEW.
(1965)

EXXON PHILADELPHIA
(1970)

USS FANNING
(DE-1076; FF-1076)

USS FLINT (AE-32)
FORT FISHER (LSD-40)

GENERAL HUGH J,
GAFFEY (T-AP-121)

GOLDEN BEAR
(1955)

KAUAI (1980)
KOPAA (1944)
LURLINE (1973)
MANHATTAN (1962)
MAUI(1978)

USS MISSISSIPPI
(CGN-40)

NARAGANZA

USS NIAGARA FALLS
(AFS-3)

Exposure

Dates
1977-1986

Job Title

Insulator

1978

LEAN.

1978

EXHIBIT Aeo oN DA HM BwWHK =

nN RRs B&B ee Be ee ee oe
RBRRPBRRESZFRAURREBHR AS

27

Employer

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

28

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.

Location of
Exposure

Triple A Machine Shop,
Pier 64, San Francisco, CA

PRESIDE!
(1968)

PRESIDENT LINCOLN
(1961)

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY
(1968)

PRESIDENT TAFT
(1967)

PRESIDENT TRUMAN
(1962)

PRESIDENT TYLER
(1972)

SANTA MARIA
(1963)

TRANSONEIDA (1945)
USS WICHITA (AOR-1)

Naval Air Station,
Alameda, CA

USS ARKANSAS
(CGN-41)

USS ASHTABUL,
(AO-51)

CALIFORNIA (1946)

USS CARL VINSON
(CVN-70)

USS CLEVELA
(EPD-7)

USS CORAL SEA
(CVB-43; CVA-43)

Job Title

Insulator

TLLMORE

Insulator

Insulator

Exposure
Dates

1977-1986

1983; 1984

1983; 1984

1977-1986

EXHIBIT A

Steet storm Met wed 19 ee _
it FOR P, ih 7AC C

BIT A (cont'd.

Location of
Employer Exposure ob Title

Westem MacArthur Co., Naval Air Station, Insulator
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.) Alameda, CA

USS ENTERPRISE
(CVAN-65)

USS FANNIN
(DE-1076; FF-1076)

USS HECTOR (AR-7)

USS KANSAS CITY
(AOR-3)

USS MARS (AFS-1)

USS ORISKANY
(CVA-34)

PACIFIC ENTERPRISE
(1945)

USS ROANOKE (AOR-7)
USS SAN JOSE (AFS-7)
USS SHASTA (AE-33)

FORREST SHERMAN
(DD-931)

USS WABASH (AOR-5)
USS WICHITA (AOR-1)

214] Western MacArthur Co., Pacific Drydock & Repair Insulator
San Francisco, CA Co., Oakland, CA

BLACK HAWK (1969)

wv ont A uM FwWK =

Rema ka a a i
oc Ue NA A Rh WwW NY KS Oo

. CARIBBEAN STAR

25 TANS: M8489)

26 HARBOR PRINCESS

27 USS PHOENIX (SSN-702)
28]

K Majed 1041 6terppipMer 20
i INT PI AL INJORY= S

Exposure
Dates

1977-1986

1977-1986

EXHIBIT Awe ont A UN FW NH

10

Employer

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA (cont'd.)

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Babcock & Wilcox Co.
20S. Van Buren Ave.
Barberton, OH

Douglass Insulation Co., Inc.
3990 Ralston Ave.
Hillsborough, CA

Westem MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Western MacArthur Co.
2855 Mandella Pky.
Oakland, CA 94608-4011

Alrite Insulation Co., Inc.
10176 Bella Vista

Apple Valley, CA

Wt

Ke Mnjarech104 161 Met
MPLAINT P iN

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.)

Location of

Exposure

Pacific Drydock & Repair
Co., akin CA ?

USS SEA WOLF
(SSN-575)

American President Lines,
Ltd., Oakland, CA

PRESIDENT MONROE
(1966)

PRESIDENT PIERCE
(1973)

PRESIDENT TAFT
(1967)

PRESIDENT VAN
BUREN (1967)

Dow Chemical, Pittsburg

Babcock & Wilcox Co.
unknown location

unknown telephone
company building, CA

Merritt Ship Repair
Oakland, CA

USS EXCEL (AM-439)

Exxon(Humble Oil)
Refinery
Benicia, CA

Chevron Research and
Technolo:
Richmond, CA

Alrite Insulation Co., Inc.
unknown location

21

Igb Title

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Insulator

Exposure

Dates
1977-1986

1977-1986

1977-1986

1979

1979

1979-1986

1979

1979

1980; 1986

EXHIBITADo Oot A WwW FW N

RN NN NN KR KN KN B&B Se Se Se ee ee
oT A A BY ND S&§ DOD we NIN DAH Fw HN HH

Employer

Western MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

Metalclad Insulation Corp. of
California

P.O. Box 61024

Anaheim, CA

Westem MacArthur Co.,
San Francisco, CA

ut
ut
a“

KNinhured 10416 temp.
) IT FOR P.

C

EXHIBIT A (cont'd.)

Location of
Exposure

Naval Supply Center
Oakland, CA

USS BLAND (APA-134)

USS DUTTON
(T-AGS-22)

USS HALEAKALA
(AE-25)

USS HECTOR (AR-7)

USS MAUNA KEA
(AE-22)

USS MARS (AFS-1)

USS MOUNT HOOD
(AE-29)

Job Title

Insulator

(T-A0-148)
USS PYRO (AE-24)
RUSH (1927)

USS TALUGA (A0-62)
USS WABASH (AOR-5)

Ford Aerospace
Sunnyvale, CA

Insulator

Todd Shipyard Insulator

Alameda, CA
MONTEREY (1952)

PRESIDENT TRUMAN
(1962)

Insulator

+ ASB Ss

Exposure
Dates

1982-1986

1983-1984

1985-1986

1985-1986

EXHIBIT AC Cc
EXHIBIT A (cont'd.)

re

Plaintiff's exposure to asbestos and asbestos-containing products caused severe and
permanent injury to the plaintiff, including, but not limited to breathing difficulties, asbestosis,
lung and/or other cancer, mesothelioma, and/or other lung damage, Plaintiff was diagnosed
with esophageal cancer on or about October 2008, and with asbestosis and asbestos-related
pleural disease on or about September 2005,

Plaintiff retired from his last place of employment as a result of becoming disabled due

Oo PI AH kw WN

to an injury not related to asbestos. He has therefore suffered no disability from his asbestos-

3

related disease as "disability" is defined in California Code of Civil Procedure § 340.2.

tb NNN Ne mas
BSRREBRRRBSSEBREEGEG

EXHIBIT A

Kitnjoredttoat6 Mat 23
MP! RY - SsEXHIBIT BoS Om AW RF WH

NRywoN ON Qe Be Be Be ee ee eH

EXHIBITR
DEFENDANTS,
ALLIS-CHALMERS CORPORATION PRODUCT THOMAS DEE ENGINEERING CO., INC.
LIABILITY TRUST METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED COMPANY
GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION RILEY POWER INC,
BUCYRUS INTERNATIONAL, INC. GOODLOE E. MOORE INC.
COLTEC INDUSTRIES, INC. DOES 1-800
ALTERNATE ENTITY
ALLIS-CHALMERS CORPORATION BUDA ENGINE CO.

PRODUCT LIABILITY TRUST
ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED
GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION

BUCYRUS INTERNATIONAL, INC.

COLTEC INDUSTRIES, INC.

RILEY POWER, INC.

GOODLOE E. MOORE INC

GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION

CONVAIR

VULTEE AIRCRAFT INC,

CONSOLIDATED VULTEE AIRCRAFT CORPORATION
ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED

BUCYRUS-ERIE

MARION POWER SHOVEL COMPANY, THE
OSGOOD COMPANY

GENERAL EXCAVATOR COMPANY

FAIRBANKS-MORSE LOCOMOTIVES
COLT INDUSTRIES

GARLOCK, INC,

GARLOCK SEALING TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
THE ANCHOR PACKING COMPANY
BELMONT PACKING

ANCHOR PACKING COMPANY, THE.

BABCOCK BORSIG POWER, INC.
UNION BOILER COMPANY

UNION IRON WORKS, INC,

DB RILEY, INC.

RILEY STOKER CORPORATION
BADENHAUSEN

UNION IRON WORKS

UNION IRON WORKS OF SPOKANE, WA

GEMCO INSULATION

EXHIBIT B

‘sea rsa wr 25
MPLAL PI INALTS Al TOSEXHIBIT B-1ve eons A wn FW NY =

10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28

EXIIBITB-1
DEFENDANTS
SMITH RICE COMPANY
DEEKER ELECTRIC
MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTORS INC.
H&H DECKING COMPANY

THOMAS DEE ENGINEERING CO., INC.
DOES 1-800; DOES 1001-2000

EXHIBIT B-1

K Anjere 104161 a 27
COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJORY- ASBESTOS.EXHIBIT Cvp wnt anu ks wn

NON me ae ae
BRAERRPEBREBSSGR2EWTRRZEBSRAS

DEFENDANTS

AEROJET-GENERAL CORPORATION
JR. SIMPLOT COMPANY

EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION

CONTINENTAL MARINE, INC.
SMITH RICE COMPANY

J.R. SIMPLOT COMPANY

EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION

PREMISES OWNER
DEFENDANTS_

AEROJET-GENERAL CORPORATION

3.R. SIMPLOT COMPANY

EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION

CONTINENTAL MARINE, INC,

CONTRACTOR
DEFENDANTS

SMITH RICE COMPANY

DEEKER ELECTRIC; MECHANICAL
CONSTRUCTORS INC.; H & H DECKING
COMPANY

THOMAS DEE ENGINEERING CO., INC.

K Minjored 104161 ce
iN TF INA] -

EXHIBIT

DEEKER ELECTRIC

MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTORS INC.
H& 1 DECKING COMPANY

THOMAS DEE ENGINEERING CO., INC.
DOES 1001-2000

LTERNATE ENTITY

VALLEY NITROGEN PRODUCERS, INC,
SIMCAL CHEMICAL COMPANY

EXXON CORPORATION

HUMBLE OIL AND REFINING COMPANY

STANDARD OIL OF NEW JERSEY

ENCO

GENERAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION OF CALIFORNIA

LOCATION

Aerojet General
Rancho Cordova, CA

IR. Simplot
Boise, ID

Exxon (Humble Oil) Refinery
Benicia, CA

Continental Marine
San Francisco, CA

TION

Bethlehem Steel Shipbuilding
San Francisco, CA

USS NIAGARA FALLS (AFS-3)

USS CLEVELAND (LPD-7)

Bethlehem Steel Shipbuilding
San Francisco, CA

Various

29

TIME PERIOD
1968

1970
1966; 1979;

1967-1968
1977-1986

TIME PERIOD

1977-1986

1977-1986

Various

EXHIBIT CEXHIBIT HoO eA aN AUN kW NY —

Noe Be Be Be ee ee ee
ov Om NAW HR WY NY = OS

22

EXHIBITH

DEFENDANTS

METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PNEUMO ABEX LLC
BORGWARNER MORSE TEC, INC.
HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC. (successor-in-
interest to ALLIEDSIGNAL, INC.)
THE BUDD COMPANY
DAIMLERCHRYSLER CORPORATION
DANA COMPANIES, LLC (FKA DANA
CORPORATION)
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION
BRIDGESTONE/FIRESTONE
NORTH AMERICAN TIRE, LLC
LEAR SIEGLER DIVERSIFIED HOLDINGS CORP.
MAREMONT CORPORATION
MORTON INTERNATIONAL, INC.
PARKER-HANNIFIN CORPORATION
STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS, INC.
GATKE CORPORATION
GARLOCK SEALING TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
BRASSBESTOS BRAKE LINING COMPANY
H. KRASNE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
AUTO SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURING COMPANY

STUART-WESTERN, INC.

RITESET MANUFACTURING COMPANY

ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING COMPANY

FIBRE & METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY

LASCO BRAKE PRODUCTS

L.J. MILEY COMPANY

ROSSENDALE-RUBOIL COMPANY

SOUTHERN FRICTION MATERIALS COMPANY

U.S, SPRING & BUMPER COMPANY

AUTO FRICTION CORPORATION

EMSCO ASBESTOS COMPANY

FORCEE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION

MOLDED INDUSTRIAL FRICTION CORPORATION

NATIONAL TRANSPORT SUPPLY, INC.

SILVER LINE PRODUCTS, INC.

STANDCO, INC.

UNIVERSAL FRICTION MATERIALS COMPANY

WHEELING BRAKE BLOCK MANUFACTURING
COMPANY

OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC,

BELL ASBESTOS MINES LTD.

DOESS000-8000

ALTERNATE ENTITY

DANA COMPANIES, LLC
(FKA DANA CORPORATION)

DANA CORPORATION
VICTOR MANUFACTURING AND GASKET COMPANY

SMITH AND KANZLER CO., INC.

SMITH AND KANZLER CORPORATION
SPRAYED INSULATION, INC.

S.K. INSULROCK CORPORATION

SPRAYON RESEARCH CORPORATION
SPRAYON INSULATION & ACOUSTICS, INC.
SPRAYED INSULATION INC.

WARNER ELECTRIC BRAKE & CLUTCH CO.

GARLOCK SEALING
TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

GARLOCK, INC.
COLTEC INDUSTRIES, INC.

FAIRBANKS-MORSE

FAIRBANKS MORSE ENGINES
BELMONT PACKING & RUBBER CO.
GARLOCK PACKING CO.

U.S, GASKET CO.

GOODRICH CORPORATION

ENPRO INDUSTRIES, INC.

EXHIBIT HE

31EXHIBIT Ioe Ant A wA Bw PLP =

Ny YN PN NNN ee ewe ew ew ee ew Bw
BRSRRROREBRBSRERTRGESH oS

EXHIBIT!

DEFENDANTS

METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC.

PNEUMO ABEX LLC

GATKE CORPORATION

GARLOCK SEALING TECHNOLOGIES, LLC

AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENISTS, INC,
UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES, INC.

DOESS000-7500

EXHIBIT ITEXHIBIT JEXHIBITS
DEFENDANTS

METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
DOES 7400-7500

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NN “OR PI Ys 7A

EXHIBIT JEXHIBIT N1 EXHIBITN
2|| DEFENDANTS

3 | METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
DOES 7501-7900

ow won nanan

EXHIBIT N