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  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
  • LOUIS CASTAGNA VS. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (B/P)AS REFLECTED ON EXHIBITS et al ASBESTOS document preview
						
                                

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1 || PAUL V. LANKFORD (State Bar No. 181506) PAUL LANNUS (State Bar No. 192551) 2 | LANKFORD CRAWFORD MORENO LLP ELECTRONICALLY 3 | 1850 Mt. Diablo Blvd., Suite 600 FILED Walnut Creek CA 94596 Superior Court of California, 4 | Telephone: 925.300.3520 County of San Francisco Facsimile: 925.300.3386 JAN 12 2011 5 Clerk of the Court Attomeys for Defendant BY: ALISON AGBAY 6 | FORD MOTOR COMPANY Deputy Clerk 7 8 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA 9 COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO 10 il D SAMUEL LEAL, ASBESTOS *Plaintiff, BRAYTON GROUP 536 13 Vv. 14 Case No. CGC-08-274807 5 ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (BP), Defendants. 16 17 |, LOUIS CASTAGNA, Case No. CGC-07-274230 18 Plaintiff, DECLARATION OF PAUL LANNUS IN 19 v. SupPORT OF DEFENDANT FORD MOTOR Company’s Motion IN LIMINE TO 20 | ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (BP), EXCLUDE TESTIMONY OF PLAINTIFF’S EXPERT CHARLES AY [MIL #26] 21 Defendants. 22 23 24 25 26 27 | + The use of the term “plaintiff” as used herein refers to the plaintiff in a personal injury action and the decedent in a wrongful death action; and the use of “plaintiff” shall refer to both plaintiff in the singular and plural, as 28 appropriate. LANKFORD -1- CRAWFORD MORENO LLP ATTORNEYS ATLAW ALANKFORD CRAWFORD MORENO LLP ATTORNEYS aT LAW A GARY COATES, Plaintiff, Case No. CGC-08-274784 vy. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (BP), Defendants. CLEM FITZHUGH, CASE No. CGC-08-274645 Plaintiff, Vv. ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (BP), Defendants. DECLARATION OF PAUL LANNUS IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANT FORD MOTOR COMPANY’S Morton In Limtne TO EXCLUDE TESTIMONY OF PLAINTIFF’S EXPERT CHARLES AY [MIL #26]28 McKenna Lonc & ALDRIDGE LLP. ATTORNEYS AT LAW SAN Francisco. J, Paul Lannus, declare as follows: 1. Iam a member of the State Bar of California and an attorney with LANKFORD CRAWFORD MORENO LLP, counsel of record for Defendant in the above action. I have personal knowledge of the facts set forth in this declaration and, if called as a witness, could and would testify competently to such facts under oath. 2. Attached hereto as Exhibit “A” is a true and correct copy of the resume of Charles Ay, which was attached to his deposition transcript, dated January 19, 2001 in Roy Duane Lee v. AP Green Industries. 3. Attached hereto as Exhibit “B” is a true and correct copy of relevant excerpts from the deposition transcript of Charles Ay, dated December 27, 2001 in Hansen vy. Raybestos Manhattan Inc. 4. Attached hereto as Exhibit “C” is a true and correct copy of plaintiff's designation of expert witnesses in this case. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on this 2 day of December 2010, at Wainut Creek, California. PauL LANNUS -2- DECLARATION OF PAUL LANNUS IN SUPPORT OF MOTION IN LIMINE TO EXCLUDE TESTIMONY OF PLAINTIFF'S EXPERT CHARLES AY IMiL #26}EXHIBIT A EXHIBIT ACHARLES WAX 19481 Jasper WiLL Road “ Trabuco Canyon, (714) 858-9222 SUMMARY, twenty years ence in the marine insula: 5, rking with asbestos and other in: Riation insulator, Insulator Supervis: and Labor 2 Responsible for setting up and conducting t ini asbestos eens rs and pubic epee sion and ashe: EMPLOYER, May 1984 to Present Vice-President of ASBESTOS ni Garden Grove, CA TOR CO., THC. October 198% to Present ¢ a, CA Lia dang in the manné Og Of portable insulation products, April L960 to October 1981, LOWG BEACH NAVAL SHIPYARD Long Beach, CA SULADORS AND 2 WORKERS: Local hos a naw ledge include 5 ences with 3b p and other job insviator ~ Shaped, formed and installed various insvlatin materials on steam piping, boilers, tanks, turbines and refrigeration unitCHARLES WILLIAM AY Page Tuo ERIENCE (cont'd) other E Rork experience as a Journeyman Pipefitt and a bighly qua hip rating as a piping Systems Inspector. os ‘Training _§ ing to asbesta [NEERWVALTTONAL HE AND YROSP TNSULATORGS AND ASBESTOS WORKERS, membex « ystalied insulating materials on commercial buildings, Insulator — -ing plants and oil refineries, ete. iG TO_AS chool of Medic. Hew York, NY s relating to Ashestos (1977-78) Mount Sinai 8 Various cour Nationa) Caner Institute, Silver Spring, WD tung Screening Course, and Cancer Fducation fa t 7-78) course of Medicine Health Hazards (1977-78) Willian Bla courses © ck. mducted by Div. of 8) nO Pres a Uni 3 Aghestos Counting ay (Spectrum) 1992 hog Consultant (1993) In addi t ad numerous seminars to Asbestas, and Public Yealth Hazards celatingCHARLES LAM AY Page Three ACCOMPLISHMENTS ed in the production of News Specials: A Dusty Way to Die (1977, 1981). ~Axrned, meetings (1977 Epidemiolog Board, paw pated in board 78). ~Wrote proposal. for the Armed Forces Epidemiological Board on shestos control; was submitted to congress by Congressman Glen anderson and appeared in the Congressional Record of 2 May 1978. Lifornia Vocational Teaching Credential: Marie Insulat Technology (issued 1977). “American Luag Assoulation asbhestos foxum panelist (1985). -hd Moc Subcommittee of the Armed Forces Rpidemiological Board sbes Department. Bea lth. Business produ work occasions in the counties ot angele 3, San T 0 Addit expert testimany has been given Litigation in the State of Washington, Yexas, Wawa ’ pennsylvania , jana, (and in the Dist. de trict. of Colviwbia), And in alEXHIBIT B EXHIBIT Buy TRE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA JH AND FOR TRE COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO w-~Q0Qr-> POWNA BANSER, . a Plaintift, i vs. Re, 322639 RAYBESTOS~MARHATZAR, et al Defendants. ' goo) REPORTED BY: RARCY AWR LEVELS, COR F9ZtS TOOKER & ANTE ve COURT REPORTING & VIDEO SERVICES Q12 MISSSON STREET, PIFTH FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94103 (azSp S1Z-0295 — i ~ eC inmee #155 L2-0295Q- Would the opinion di DEPOSITION OF CHARLES BR. - 12/27/02 she.was breathing at the time, ko IJ can only give you inion. my opi: fier depending ‘on avay she was standing? ix, around comabedy vba vas doing brake ‘jobp in a éciveway? . Ro, © haven't. Do you knov what bsake products Hr; Hansen a. It weuld depond wore on the direction of the he wind, opposed to the distance, in some cases G. Beve you ever measured the air, the ambient, 32 coed - } 2 dy thing that oo the anly_thine in the 14 | deposition vhen it comes te brake products is he did brake work and be purchased them ot Pop Boyel wae a 26 etexa Shat they renembered. i i? When you say “products,” you mean ene they 2e |oivst the shee its Lf thot, nended te be riveted to the ue Liang? mean the lining riveted to the shoe? 20 @- let me rephrase that. Boe you know the brand 2h mane, mangfacturar, ec cpppliea of any ¢ the brake 22 | preducts that be used in any Brake jobs that he did? 22 MS. PAPAVASSILIOU: Asked and anopered oF 24 | fer ae the cuppliar zoned. 28 TRE WITNESS: far ag the manufacturer, Tooker & Antz ALS-5bG~O255 15—! — a 3 DEPOSITION OF CHARLES ha ~ 12/27/01 a working, @Y personal working with brakes, all ef the jngormation that — have ever read about brakes. and 3 3 | wi2d leave commen sense ont. 4 Q. Mx; Ay, what training do yer bave_ related to 5 | performing brake jobs? 6 he. «have no foxmal training. I have read the 7 Childers manuals- 8 Qe I believe the question was answered. You “9 | nave wo formal training? ‘ : Fe LO - qd OU I deu*t believe Mr. ay 12 —}p tz fi iom-theguestion,she.s. ——— 14 right there, but that's akey-~ t will all come out. 15 MS. MENEEL: @- You have no formal 16 vhen how do you believe thst yeu are 17 | qualified to offer expert opinion © Sng brake jobs? ey he Phe brake manufacturers realize that most of as | the breke werk is dong by home people. That's why they them over the counter. Se the brake moputactorers warious warts stores, there are Companies suck 22 as Childers, whe publish manvals om hew to xepaix ay | augomebiles. ‘hey have eptd dealing with ZA brakes. And sc, Whan yeu ge te a store, like Pep Boysr zs ang you are net sure, they vidl dizect you to the meter & oRnte FL$-SUzZ-U2I5 xoDEPOSITION GF CHARLES: - 2427/02 ee JS . . wad 1 | wanval, and they vill say, here, why don’t you buy this penua} and it wil} tell yeu bew te Ge the brakes, and Br 3 it will tell. yeu the way in which they were designed te « | be done, bow to do the job correctly ~ 5 1 have reviewed and 7 have owned Garions 6 issues of Childers. {Y have purchased from the 7 | avtencbile manufacturer books oa how te de brakes cn a 2 | 1gg0 Ford F280 Soer-vheel-deive truck and other Q vehieles that IT have evned, Ferd Bronces-and trucks ‘and ie passenger cers, where I actually bad the manoals from 11 | the automobile wanufacturer. and the manvais. from 12 | chddders and that type of thing. Se I have the formal * 1? training chat vas given by the manufacturer and the publisher of the books: . ane 1S @. And this was in order te do brake jebs on 36 | your personal vehicles? ui But eg that knovledge to de : Ww cher penple’s cars too. wos 8 Q- ake joks have yoo done? 28 he LE veally don’s know. 1 have done an avfeh ak uly that you did 26 z2 | ve 30? Bao Be At Least thou. xy heave done probably 2 og | hundred, But Whes the question wns noked, i vent Pooker & hate 436-512-0295 . 1sDEPOSITION oF CBARLES a6 - 12/27/01 mlutch waxk? he Hoe Gs Anything in the testimony of either Russell ox Donna Bansen that Doane Banser was present. for cluteh vork dune by anyone other than Russell Sansen? Ae Bet that i racall. Q- Getting back to the daundxy issue, assume that Hr. Bansen had just completed a eldtch job. and thatte the only vork that he did, changed his clothing, and then He. Bansen laundered that clotning. What would your EE xegarding =n opportunity for exposure to asbestos there? d-on-your hypothetical tha opp egein, it dopands on what he did with the clutch. if you assum: that he just opened the box and put the elyteh in, T thank oat Bhe =~ there wenld be sone xegadus ©: a alothing, very little, J£ he took the selvtch cut, checked it, and ther made sure hat chr gurface Was Glenn, and that's dane usually by just a piece of Emery cloth oz xome sort of jac cloth, sandpeper, ang then pur it in, and be did thet on bie lap, and then she washed those clot! ink her” expesers vould be > i 2 i e ike At wenld be ju «xcess - woakar # Antz 415-S17-0225pend —ehrt tomy enonnlentg nEPOsIPION UF CUARLES Aa. - saraafs axpockee from laundry? Be i have dene cawo vork With e doctor that did secondary expostres to —7 ae ues for houcevives of people whe vorked with ox areuad asbestos products, and the disease rate, what we call take-home dust, fugitive dust, ox bystander aust. And it comac from the clathing, shaking our of clothing, the hgndling of clothing that had bean vo by one who has been exposed ce arbeston fibexs, hore ie mearnrable fiber residue jaunacy rooms, or £f yor eek at elothing: even after they are washed, you cun still find fibers that are Hheng in gq that will come ont. =f to that a. new, this doctex, what's hie ox her namo? tie fiber residue, were any in Kilbuyn svudy? Ne, they waxentt. What he vas doing was wease process, And I believe he foynd —— ana 5 covld pe wrong here, but I belizve Lt'e Lv percent of the vex ef ehipyard waxkers that he examined hag digesse consistant with exposere, and the oply known hoes ¢lS-S12-0298 WeokerpgEPosifiON GF CHARLES At - 12/27/01 1 exposure would be take~hone exXpoxsDrea. z GQ. Rave you seed or are You Adare of any studies 3 jmvelyiog exposure Prom doing laundsy of folks doisg 4. | fection work? : Ls 5 he orem secrye = dente think J folloved your ¢ | question. T apologize~ : 7 (Record read.) 5 wRE WITHBSE> Ro~ g BR. POLLACK: Q- pné the same question with yo | vegazd to construction, Folks in eongtruction werk. 1. Re have not xead any of the take-heme atndies, 12 ac. » xt ite FORDER pisank yon, He by Thats abt a@ | x have. 1s you re weleone. 18 FURPHER EXAMINATION BY MS. BcRETL “aa MS. HONETL: - I'm going fellow up oo ie | that wibbarnts viney pabliched? as know, TF doatt know whether he pablished 20 | at or not. tr know he addressed & group of dectars at, aL k believe, the Dlnekburn Eneti¢ute in Rew York, where 2? he talked about his study, 94 forecall. Bot F don't 22 was netusliy poniished. ne ae Q. Se yeu doen't bow Lf « is a peer reviewed 2s ~ yooker & Antt €15-S12-0295 ZsDEEOSITION OF CHARLES Px ~ 22/27/02 ee - aA- Xi doatt know: oo. =» cohort study, oF anything cf that sort? 3 Rave you ever taken aixy sumples in # rep Soys 4 | store? s R Ro. I den't think they would let me. 6 Qo. In a parts store? 7 BR. Roe a a. Rave you ever taken aiz samples in-a car of 9 | somebody who had jest purchased and uranaported breke 10 ~ ered, fe 12 Q. You mentioned vorething about ww bexs Tuesboms 14 @. Dave you ever taken aix samples of Ehe cir as when somebody opens a box cantaining fraction products? 46 ho Yo, I heve never done that. 2 have read Ve studies, dealing with rhat. bet Eo hewe never dann ity, 1e t What studies have you read? 1g hk, ‘the Brake Institute's 1972 ox L373 study than ag | they did dealing With 2 nembcx of thinge, and enc af At aL was the exposure opportus sa when you an oF ‘Glove ag | box of brakes, bred now brakes. : 2 Q. hee you sure it wae 3 the name of Ltt A. gumse ve Gould argue semantics. Ze woe wooker & AMEE 425-512-0235 263 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION OFFICER z I, RANCY ARN LIVELO, CSR #9275, duly authorized toa 3 atminister oaths Pursvent ta Section 2683(b) ef the 4 California Cede of Civil Procedure, hereby certify that 5 at the commencement of the fexregaing depos won, the 6 witness stated he oz she would testify to the truth, 7 the whole truth, and pothing but the truth in the 8 with ~entitled cause; thet said depesition was taken a | at the time and place thexein stated; that the ao | cestimony of the said witness was ceported by me and ~“'thertefter—transenibed. by. me.oF under my direction inte a2 | cypewriting; that the foregoing is a full, complete and a3 tuve record of said testimony; and that the witness was 2 14 Yead and correct Said 7 15 xe 1? attemey for eithes ox any of the Parties in tha foregoing deposition and. caption named, ox in any way is | Guterested in the outcome of the canse named in said ze} ception. on - ae 23 | Y hexeby certify this ceny a true and exact gapy of 24 origina: J es] v AS . at an byeOST OR OFPEGER 7 Tooker & Antz @XS-$1 2-298EXHIBIT C EXHIBIT COR GSMe SEA UE RE Be JUL 28 2008 Stephen M. Fishback (State Bar No. 191646) McKenna Long & Aldridge Daniel L. Keller, Esq. (State Bar No..191 738) J. Bruce Jackson, Esq. (State Bar No. 173215) ISELLER FISHBACK & JACKSON LLP 18425 Burbank Bivd., Suite 610 Tarzana, CA 91356 Telephone: 818.342.7442 Facsimile: 818.342.7616 Attorneys for Plaintiffs SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA CITY AND COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES (UNLIMITED JURISDICTION) JOHN BRODEUR Case No. BC 373865 Plaintiffs, PLAINTIFF'S DESIGNATION OF EXPERT WITNESSES YS. A.W. CHESTERTON COMPANY, et. al. Defendants. INTRODUCTION TO ALL PARTIES AND THEIR ATTORNEYS OF RECORD: Plaintiff JON BRODEUR and their attorneys of record submit their Designation of Expert Witnesses as follows and reserve the right to call any and all of the following persons as expert wily at ical in the above matter: 1. Any and all individuals hereinafter selected and designated as export witnesses pursuant to C.C.P. §2034, 2. Any and all physicians who have treated the plaintiff, including, but not limited to, pathologists, radiologists or other medical personnel involved in the case; the names and addresses PLAINTINES DESIGNATION OF EXPERT WITNESSES Page 1and qualifications of these physicians already are known to defendants’ counsel; the general area of their testimony will concern treatments, conclusions and prognosis, 3. Any and all physicians who have examined or will examine the plaintiff and/or plaintiff's medical records and/or x-rays on behalf of the defendants hereiv, on behalf of compensation carriers, or any other person or business catity, 4. Any and all physicians or other health professionals wha have examined or will examine the plaintiffs medical records. Pursuant to C.C.P. §2034, plaintiff hereby designates as retained expert witnesses all persons listed below: Charles Ay Asbestos Detection 12862 Garden Grove Bivd., Suite 290 Garden Grove CA 92843 Barry Ben-Zion, Ph.D. 3588 Kelsey Knolls P.O. Box 2825 Santa Rosa, CA 95405-2825 Donald Breyer, M.D. 6861 Gunn Drive Oakland, CA 94611 Armoid Brody, M.D., Ph.D. ‘Tulane University School of Medicine Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 1430 Tulane Avenue New Osleans, LA 70112-2699 Carl A. Brodkin, M.D. University of Washington Medical Center 1959 N.E. Pacific Seattle, WA 98195 Rarry Castleman, Ph.D. P.O. Box 188 Garreit Park, MD 20896 PLAINTINE DESIGNATION OF EXPERT WITNESSES Page2es ND th BR we we So Kenneth 8. Cohen, CLA. 11724 Shadow Valtey Road P.O. Box 1625 [3 Cajon, CA 92020 Richard Cohen, M.D., M.P.H. 19242 Panorama Drive Saratoga, CA 95070 Steven Dikman, M.D, 501 [3. 79th Strect, Suite 4c New York, NY 10021 Brian Dolan, M.D. 129 Mabery Road Santa Monica, CA 90402 William Bwing, C.LH. Compass Environmental, Inc. 1751 McCollum Parkway Kennesaw, GA 30144 Robert Fallat 1998 Broadway #407 San Francisco. CA 94109 Peter Formuzis PhD 2000 E. 4"" Street, Ste. 200 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Arthur L. Prank M_D., Ph.D. Drexel University School of Public Health 245 N. 15" Street, Mail Stop 660 Philadeiphia, PA 19102-/ 192 Samue/ Hammar, M.D. Diagnostic Specialtics Laboratory 700 Lebo Boulevard P.O. Box 2171 Bremerton, WA 98310-2171 Richard Hatfickd Materials Analytical Sciences, Inc. 3945 Lakefield Court Suwannee, GA 30024 PLAINTIFF DESIGNATION OF EXPERT WITNESSES: Page 320 Barry Horn, M.D. Alta Bates Hospital 2450 Ashby Avenue Berkeley, CA 94705 Marianne Inouye Zeongier & Inouye, LLC 4 Mast Holly Strect, Suite 205 Pasadena, CA 91103 Prakash Jay, M.D. 801 N. Tustin Ave., Suite 605 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Robert Johnson Robert W. Johnson & Associates 4970 El Camino Real, Suite 250 Los Altos, CA 94022 Julie Lannsbach Zengler & Inouye, LLC 4 Bast Molly Street, Suite 205 Pasadena, CA 91103 Barry S. Levy, M.D., M.P.H., P.C. 20 North Main Street, Suite 200) P.O. Box 1230 Sherborn, MA 01770 Richard A. Lemen, Ph.D. 3495 High Gate Hills Drive Duluth, GA 30097 William Longo, Ph.D. Matorial Analytical Services, Inc. 3945 Laketield Court Suwannee, GA 30024 William R. Salyer, M.D. Pathology Department Alta Bates Nospital 2450 Ashby Avenue Berkeley, CA 94705 Joyce Pickersgill PhD PLAINTIFE DESIGNATION OF EXPERT WITNESSES Page 42 aN 2000 13, 4" Street, Ste. 200 Santa Ana, CA 92705 Allan H. Smith, M.D., Ph.D. 2211 Braemar Road Oakland, CA 94602 dames Srebro, M.D. 3443 Villa Lane Napa, CA 94558 Enc Stem, M.D. Harbor View Medical Center, Department of Radiology 325 Ninth Avenue, Box 359728 Seattle, WA 98104-2499 Philip Jobn Templin, C.LH. MAS, Inc. 3020 Old Ranch Parkway, Suite 300 Seal Beach, CA 90740-2750 Daniel Powers, M.D. Discovery Diagnostics 6200 Wilshire Blvd., Ste. 1008 Los Angeles, CA 90048 Darryl Zengler Zengler & Inouye, LIC East Holly Sixect, Suite 205 Pasadena, CA 91103 1. Charles Ay, Asbestos Detection, 12862 Garden Grove Blyd., Suite 290, Garden Grove, California 92843. Mr. Ay is ajoumeyman insulator and expert in the identification, handling, application and removal of ashestos and asbestos-containing products including, but not Limited to, both shipboard and land-based applications including, but not limited to, refineries, schools, residential and commercial {acilities, Mr. Ay's fee for deposition festimony is $300.00 per hour with a ove-hour minimum, Mr. Ay has agreed to testify, if necessary, at trial; Mr. Ay will be sufficiently faniliar with the case to provide a meaningful oral deposition. Mr. Ay may testify about identification, application and removal of asbestos and asbesios-containing products onboard ship and at land-based facilities. This expert may lestify regarding issu es including, but PLAINTIFR DESIGNATION OF EXPERT WITNESSES: Page §20 24 22 a3 24. 25 26 21 28 not limited to: when and where various building materials contained asbestos, including all types of building and other materials, including but not limited to asbestos fiber, asbestos tape, asbestos mod, asbestos-containing pipe and siding, stucco maicrials, brake and clutch linings, aerospace, hosecone and other asbesios-containing materials, asbestos cloth, asbestos pipe coverings and block, ashestos bakelite backing, asbestos containing components in motor controllers and other electric products, asbestos insulated wire, asbestos cement, asbestos insulation pads, asbestos paper, asbestos gaskets, other asbestos insulation, asbestos packing, asbestos rope, asbestos powder, asbestos wrap, asbestos insulated wire, asbestos sheets, asbestos wallboard, asbestos- containing sheet rock, ashestos-containing joint compounds, taping compounds and topping compounds, spray ceiling materials, ceiling tiles, asbestos-containing fireproofing materials, refractory materials, refractory cements, asbestos insulation bricks, and other asbestos containing construction products, and/or other materials. This is not an exhaustive list of asbestos materials which this expert may testify about, but merely representative and this capert may testify about any and all materials which contain asbestos. This expert may testify about the propensity and ability for asbestos-containing product to release dust and release asbestos dust into the air of persons using those products and working around the use of the products or with or around such products when they are in place. This expert may testify about how such asbestos materials were used ia their ordinary and intended manner, and how that ordinary and intended use causes the releage of respirable asbestos dust. This expert may testify about the roles and common practices of various tradespeople in shipyard and land-based construction projects, incl ading such trades as, including, but not limited to, drillers, electricians, insulators, laborers, machinists, joiners, masons, painters, pipefitters, riggers, sandblasters, scalers, sheetmetal workers, lool room attendants, welders, drywallers, and/or other trades. This is not an exhaustive list of the wades thai disturbed asbestos materials which this export may testify about, but moercly representative and this expert may testify about any and all construction trades which worked with and around asbestos materials, This expert may testify about the visibility of dust contaming asbestos. PLAINTIFF DESIGNATION OF EXPERT WITNESS Page 618 20 21 deposition testimony is $350.00 per hour with a one-hour miimum. Mr. Zengler may testify rogarding the value of the Joss of enjoyment of life. Mr. Zengler may also destify as to the loss of wages, pensions and other economic losses. Mr. Zenglor will also testify generally regarding the concept of present value and its application to economic losses, particularly wage loss, pension loss and future medical costs. This oxperl may also testify about the financial condition of defendants in the lawsuit for purposes of establishing the defendant's wealth during the punitive damages phase of trial. This expert may testify about the past, future and other cconomic losses of plaintiffs, the value of household services and other economic losses, DATED: huly 23, 2008 JACKSON LLP, Fishback Attorneys for Plaintiffs PLAINTIVF DESIGNATION OF EXPERY WITNESSES Page 33