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  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
  • ROBERT ROSS et al VS. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS ASBESTOS document preview
						
                                

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Co 0 SC wD ro Cem VY ND A BR wY o 28 Watswarth, Franklin, Bovies & HeCAB, LLP armeres.ep ee IAN P. DILLON, State Bar No. 203612 idillon@wtbm.com PAMELA E, STEVENS, State Bar No. 232609 pstevens@wibm.com ELECTRONICALLY DILLON M. KEIFER, State Bar No. 282297 FILED dkeifer@wfbm.com Superior Court of California, WALSWORTH FRANKLIN BEVINS & McCALL, LLP County of San Francisco 601 Montgomery Street, Ninth Floor MAY 02 2013 San Francisco, California 94111-2612 Clerk of the Court Telephone: (415) 781-7072 BY: WILLIAM TRUPEK Facsimile: (415) 391-6258 Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Defendant D. ZELINSKY & SONS, INC. SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO ROBERT ROSS and JEAN ROSS, Case No, CGC-10-275731 Plaintiffs, Hon: Teri L. Jackson Dept: 503 vs. Date: May 7, 2013 Time; 9:30 a.m. C.C. MOORE & CO. ENGINEERS; et al., DECLARATION OF DILLON M. Defendant. KELFER IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANT D, ZELINSKY AND SONS, INC.'S REPLY FO PLAINTIFFS' OPPOSITION ‘TO DEFENDANT D. ZELINSKY & SONS, INC.'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY ADJUDICATION Trial Date: June 10, 2013 1, DILLON M. KEIFER, declare as follows: 1 1 am an attorney-at-law duly licensed to practice before all courts in the State of California, and am an associate with the law firm of Walsworth, Franklin, Bevins & McCall, LLP, attorneys of record for D. Zelinsky and Sons, Inc. ("Zelinsky"), a party to this action. 2. have personal knowledge of all the facts contained in this declaration and, if called as a witness, could and would testify competently to those facts under oath. 3. A true and correct copy of the relevant portions of the Brayton Purcell, LLP Master Complaint, {| 79-100, setting forth plaintiffs’ fifth cause of action or Premises Owner/Contractor -l- DECLARATION OF DILLON M_KEIFER IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANT D. ZELINSKY AND SONS, INC'S REPLY TO PLAINTIFFS' OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANT D., ZELINSKY & SONS. INC.'S MOTION FOR, 23546304 3619-3.25951 | Liability in its entirety is attached as EXMEBIT A. i 2 3p Dated: Mayo hoes 2013 4 1 2 21) 22 23 24 28 26 27 28 ‘Woden, Foantiiis, Ravine ee28 Watewoeth, Frankia, sievins & Metall, LA" Jeuasencariah PROOF OF SERVICE Robert Ross and Jean Ross v. C.C. Moore & Co, Engineers, et al. San Franciseo Superior Court Case Number: CGC-L0-278731 Oar-Clients D, Zelinsky. & Sons, Ine, Lam employed ia the County of San Francisco, Statéof California. fam over the age of 18 and nota party to theavithin action, My business address is 601 Montgomery: Street, Ninth Floor; San Franciseo, California 04) 11-2612. On May 1, 2073, I served the within document(s} described as: DECLARATION OF DILLON M, KEIFER IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANT DB. ZELINSKY AND SONS, INC'S REPLY TO PLAINTIFEES' OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANT D. ZELINSKY & SONS, INC'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY ADJUDICATION on the interested parties in this action as stated below: Brayton Purcell LLP 222 Rush Landing Road PO. Box 6169 Novato, CA 94948 (BY ELECTRONIC FILING/SER VICE) I provided ihe document(s) listed above electronically to the LexisNexis File & Serve Website to the parties on the Service List maintained on the LexisNexis Mile & Serve Website for this case. If the document is provided to LexisNexis electronically by 3:00 p.m. then the document -will be deemed served on the date that it was provided to LexisNexis. A copy of the "LexisNexis File & Serve Filing Receipt” page will be maintained with the original dociment(s) in ouroltice, Ldeclare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California thatthe foregoing ig true and correct. Executed on May-1, 2013, at San Francisco, California. co, seven OP MOM : a (Type or print name) (Signature) een secs ste “DEGCARATION GF DILLON M. REIFER IN SUPPORT GED TINSK'Y. AND SONS, INC RE e DANT D. ase REPLY TO PLAINTIFFS OPPOSITION TO DEFENDANT D. ZELINSRY dc SONS. INC’S MOTION POR S819. 2595EXHIBIT “A”a YPURCELL: “VS ATLAW * 222 RUSH LANDING ROAD BRA’ a PO BOX 6169 NOVATO, CALIFORNIA 94948-6169 (415) B9BA55S. 284 DAVID R, DONADIO, ESQ,, S. B #154436 NANCY T, WILLIAMS: ESG.,, $.B. #201095 JAMES P. NEVIN, ESO., $.5. #220816 an BRAYTON® PURCELL JAH-2 PH 4: 02 Attorneys'atLaw Longe he 222 Rush fanding Road, ke 54948-6169 Nt P.O, Box ovata, California | - 415) 898-1555 wo te Send Mant - fais 898-1247 (Fax No.) . Attomeys for Plaintiffs SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO TN RE: ASBESTOS CASES OF . No. BRAYTON “PURCELL } 828684 ; © BRAYTON “*PURCELL- MASTER v. COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY . a “) [AMD LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS (BP). _ ASBESTOS “As used herein, “Plaintiff-1" shall mean the asbestos-injured plaintiff (hereinafter referred, to as “plaintiff” or “Plaintiff-1"), "Plaintiff-2" shal! mean the spouse or legally significant other | partner (as defined by statue as having standing, see e.g, California Family Code § 297, et seq.; i ‘California Code of Civil Procedure § 377, et seq.) of Plaintiff-1 (hereinafter included as || appropriate in the term “plaintift”). As used herein, the masculine gender shall be deemed to inchide the feminine gender | whenever the asbestos-injured plaintiff is a female. 1, The true names and capacities, whether individual, corporate, associate, || governmental, or otherwise, of defendants DOES 1 through 8,500, are unknown to plaintiff at i this time, who therefore sues said defendants by such fictitious names. When the true names and _capacitics of said defendants have been ascertained, plaintiff will amend this complaint accordingly. Plaintiff is informed and believes, and thereon alleges, that each defendant designated herein as a DOE is responsible, negligently or in some other actionable manner, for L © 1 3 Brayton Purcell OBRAYION? PURCELL MASTER COMPLART FOR PERSONAL TNIURY [AND LOSS OF COREORTIOM|: + ASBESTOSte comfort, companionship, love, and affection of said spouse, and has suffered severe mental and emotional distress, and general nervonsness as a result thereof. (Premiiees Onneronticer LiebHity) AS AND FOR A FURTHER AND FIFTH SEPARATE AND DISTINCT CAUSE OF ACTION, PLAINTIFF COMPLAINS OF DEFENDANTS ON EXHIBIT C, DOES 1001-2000, THEIR ALTERNATE ENTITIES, AND EACH OF THEM (hereinafter PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS), AND ALLEGES AS FOLLOWS: 77. Plaintiff incorporates herein by reference, as though fully set forth hereat, the allegations contained in paragraphs 38-44 of the First Cause of Action. 78. Atall times herein mentioned, each of the PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS was a successor, successor-in-business, assign, predecessor, predecessor-in-business, parent, holding company, venturer, co-venturer, subsidiary, wholly or partially owned by, or the whole or partial owner of an entity causing certain asbestos-containing insulation, other building materials, products, and toxic substances to be constructed, installed, maintained, used, replaced, repaired and/or removed on the respective premises owned, leased, maintained, managed, and/or controlled by them. Said entities shall hereinafter collectively be called ALTERNATE ENTITIES. Each of the herein-named defendants is liable for the tortious conduct of each successor, successor-in-business, assign, predecessor-in-business, parent, holding company, venturer, co-venturer, subsidiary, whole or partial owner, or wholly or partial owned entity, that caused the presence as aforesaid of said asbestos-containing insulation and other toxic substances. The following defendants, and each of them, are liable for the acts of each and every ALTERNATE ENTITY, and each of them, in that there has been a virtual destruction of plaintiff's remedy against each such ALTERNATE ENTITY; defendants, and each of them, have acquired the assets, or a portion thereof, of each such alternate entity; defendants, and each of them, have caused the destruction of plaintiffs remedy against each such altemate entity; each such defendant has the ability to assume the risk-spreading role of each such He 8 © Copyright Purcell SBRAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS4 Oo wm NH RH PR BM ALTERNATE ENTITY, and that each such defendant enjoys the goodwill originally attached to each such ALTERNATE ENTITY. DEFENDANT ACTION MOTOR SPORTS ACTUANT CORPORATION ALBERTSON’S, INC. ALCOA INC. ALEX SHUSTIN AND ASSOCIATES ALZA CORPORATION ANCHOR HOCKING CORPORATION ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY AVENTIS CROPSCIENCE USA, INC. BANK OF AMERICA, NF & SA BANK OF THE WEST ub ALTERNATE ENTITY TOWN CENTER YAMAHA APPLIED POWER, INC. BEAR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY LUCKY STORES, INC. LUCKY FOOD CENTER, ALCOA INDUSTRIAL COMPONENTS GROUP ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA HUCK MANUFACTURING HUCK INTERNATIONAL, INC. HUCK INTERNATIONAL, INDUSTRIAL FASTENER DIV. CORDANT TECHNOLOGIES HUCK FASTENERS HOWMET CASTINGS SANTA BARBARA INN ALZA BUILDING ANCHOR HOCKING GLASS CORPORATION ANCHOR CAP CORPORATION BUDWEISER BREWING COMPANY BUDWEISER COMPANY . EAGLE SNACKS, INC. ARCO RICHFIELD REFINERY CORP. RICHFIELD TWIN TOWERS HONDO OIL & GAS COMPANY PAULEY PETROLEUM, INC, FLETCHER OIL AND REFINING COMPANY RHONE-POULENC AG COMPANY, INC. RHODIA, INC, RHONE-POULENC, INC. STAUFFER CHEMICALS CO. AMCHEM PRODUCTS, INC., THE BENJAMIN FOSTER DIVISION SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK HIBERNIA BANK ‘ BANK OF ITALY LLOYDS BANK OF CA-TRUSTEE cect enero . 82 © Conyright 2003 Brayton Purcell SBRAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOSBAYER CORPORATION MILES CUTTER BIOLOGICALS, INC. “+ MILES LABORATORY, INC, MILES, INC. CUTTER LABORATORIES, INC. CUTTER LABORATORIES INTERNATIONAL, INC, BERKELEY PHARMACALS, INC. BETERINARY INDUSTRIES, INC, CUTTER LABORATORIES OVERSEAS CORP.. CUTTER-VITRUM, INC, CUTTER-PUERTO RICO, INC. BAY-O-PHARM, INC. € BECHTEL CORPORATION (DE) BECHTEL POWER CORPORATION . BECHTEL CONSTRUCTORS CORP. BECHTEL CIVIL & MINERALS, INC. (NV) SEQUOIA VENTURES INC. (NV) W. A. BECHTEL CO. (CA) W, A. BECHTEL COMPANY (CA) W. A. BECHTEL CO., INC, (DE) W. A. BECHTEL CO, (DE) W. A, BECHTEL CO. (NV) THE W.A.BECHTEL COMPANY (MD) oD em NA OF ww a R BECHTEL-McCONE (INCORPORATED) (DE) BECHTEL-McCONE CORPORATION (NV) 3 BECHTEL-McCONE-PARSONS CORPORATION (NV) ‘ 14 BECHTEL BROTHERS McCONE Naw COMPANY (DE) 15 BECHTEL BROTHERS-McCONE . INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION (DE) 16 BECHTEL INTERNATIONAL : CORPORATION (DE) 7 INTERNATIONAL BECHTEL, INC, . : ‘THE BECHTEL GROUP, INC. 18 BECHTEL CIVIL, INC, (NV) BECHTEL CORPORATION (NV) 19 Lo BECHTEL PETROLEUM INC. BECHTEL, INC. 20 MARINSHIP/CALIFORNIA SHIPBUILDING . PEPPERWOOD CORPORATION : 21 JOSHUA HENDY CORPORATION — : MacDONALD & KAHN 2 JH, POMEROY & COMPANY, INC, MORRISON KNUDSEN CORPORATION 23 SANTA FE BRAUN, INC. 24 || BKECHNUM NUTRITION BEECH-NUT FOODS CORP, CORPORATION : B.N.N.C, CORPORATION (BEECH-NUT) 25 BLACKWELL HOMES BLACKWELL BROTHERS 26 SCHULTE-BLACKWELL DEVELOPMENT CORP. KENNETH M. BLACKWELL, INC, 27 JACK R. BLACKWELL INC, 28.4 BLUM FAMILY COMPANY BELLVUE HOTEL 83 2 Copvriht 2003 Brayton “Purcell OBRAYTON® PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS0. 9 SB A MW BP wid BOHANNON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY BOLTON INDUSTRIES, INC. BONAVENTURE, LTD. / BOREL PLACE OFFICE CENTER BURNS PHILIP FOOD, INC. | BW. HOTEL, LLC C.F. SERVICES, INC. C. MONDAVI & SONS CADBURY BEVERAGES, INC, CALIFORNIA AND HAWAHAN SUGAR COMPANY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JET PROPULSION LABORATORY CANADAIGUA WINE COMPANY, INC. - CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER CARGILL, INCORPORATED CATELLUS DEVELOPMENT | CORPORATION CATHOLIC HEALTHCARE WEST HILLSDALE SHOPPING CENTER HB. BRANDS MJB COFFEE MJB FOODS, RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT LEASING COMPANY, INC. UNION CITY FOODS, INC. THE BONAVENTURE HOTEL BOREL ESTATE COMPANY FLEISCHMANN'S YEAST, INC. BEVERLY. WILSHIRE HOTEL CONTADINA FOODS CHARLES KRUG WINERY CANADA DRY, U.S.A. PETER PAUL, INC. C & H-HAWAIL INC. C & H SUGAR COMPANY JET PROPULSION LABORATORY-CAL, ALMADEN WINES MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL SERVICES PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER HOMEOPATHIC FOUNDATION OF CALIFORNIA CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL OF SAN FRANCISCO LESLIE SALT CO. SANTA FE PACIFIC REALTY CORPORATION SOUTHERN PACIFIC LAND COMPANY GOLDEN GATE FIELDS C.H.W. WEST-BAY AREA ST. MARY'S HOSPIFAL SETON MEDICAL CENTER SETON HEALTH SERVICES CORPORATION ST. CATHERINE HOSPITAL ON HALF MOON BAY SETON MEDICAL OFFICE CENTER WESTERN HANSEN'S DISEASE INSTITUTE SETON INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SETON ASSOCIATS NARCISSUS EYE RESEARCH FOUNDATION 3 Brayton, 84 SERAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM} « ASBESTOS reelOW A A eh WN mw CATHOLIC HEALTHCARE WEST | (Continuedy . . CHEVRONTEXACO CORPORATION CHINA BASIN BALLPARK. COMPANY, LLC CIRCOR INTERNATIONAL, INC. CLOUGHERTY PACKING COMPANY COASTAL WEST VENTURES, INC. COLBERG, INC, CONAGRA GROCERY PRODUCTS COMPANY CONOCO, INC. CONGOPCO, INC. ~ . 85 © Copyright 2003 Heaviog Puree SBRAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM]~ ‘08 CHOICE HOTELS INTERNATIONAL, INC. MERCY SERVICES CORPORATION - S.F. ST. MARY’S FOUNDATION : ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CENTER MERCY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING, INC. NOTRE DAME HOSPITAL CHEVRON PRODUCTS COMPANY CHEVRON U.S.A. PRODUCTS COMPANY CHEVRON CORP. CHEVRON CHEMICAL COMPANY STANDARD OIL OF CALIFORNIA GULF OIL COMPANY WILSHIRE OIL. GULF OIL OF CALIFORNIA CHEVRON RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY PACIFIC OIL REFINING SEQUOLA REFINING CORP. CHEVRON U,S.A,, INC.. TEXACO REFINING & MARKETING, INC. TEXACO, INC. TEXACO USA THE TEXAS COMPANY THE TEXAS CORPORATION TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY ASSOCIATED OL COMPANY GETTY OIL ‘ FOUR STAR OIL AND GAS COMPANY MOHAWK REFINERY PACIFIC BELL PARK. CLARION HOTELS LESLIE CONTROLS, INC. LESLIE CO. FARMER JOHN'S SAUSAGE COMPANY. PACIFIC REFINING COMPANY SEQUOLA REFINING CORP. COLBERG BOATWORKS HUNT-WESSON, INC, HUNT FOODS, INC. DOUGLAS OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY UNILEVER UNITED STATES INC. LEVER BROTHERS COMPANY UNILEVER RESEARCH, U.S., INC. UNILEVER ACQUISITION CORP. IICONTINENTAL MARITIME " SERVICE ENGINEERING co. INDUSTRIES, INC. NQ DE NNS MERGER CORP. CONTINENTAL MARITIME OF "SAN DIEGO IRON & STEEL FABRICATING, INC. SANDIEGO, INC. . CONTINENTAL MARITIME OF - SAN FRANCISCO WELDING & FABRICATING, INC, SAN FRANCISCO SFW CORPORATION CPC INTERNATIONAL (BEST FOODS) BESTFOODS CROCKER PLAZA COMPANY CROCKER-AETNA COMPANY . CROCKER-AETNA SUBSIDIARY, INC. CURTICE-BURNS FOODS, INC. COMSTOCK FOODS COMSTOCK MICHIGAN FRUIT NALLEY'S FINE FOODS. Oo eo NS A mB BN S DANIEL SMITH PLASTERING, INC. DANIEL SMITH PLASTERING DEL MONTE FOODS COMPANY DEL MONTE CORPORATION CALIFORNIA PACKING CORP, ENCINAL TERMINALS. DEL WEBB CORPORATION DEL WEBB CALIFORNIA CORPORATION BO O8 ‘ DILLINGHAM CONSTRUCTION DILLINGHAM CONSTRUCTION Auer NA. INC. INTERNATIONAL, INC. DILLINGHAM CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION | DILLINGHAM CONSTRUCTION, INC. DILLINGHAM HEAVY CONSTRUCTION GORDON H. BALL INC, BASALT ROCK BASALT ROCK CO., INC. BASALT SHIPYARD BASALT PRECAST DIVISION DILLINGHAM CONSTRUCTION 20 | 3 RG S & “PACIFIC LTD, / DILLINGHAM CONSTRUCTION GUAM, LTD. a . HD&C INTERIORS, LTD. HAWAIIAN BITUMULS & PAVING COMPANY 22 HAWAIIAN CONCRETE & ROCK COMPANY HAWAIIAN DREDGING & CONSTRUCTION COMPANY : 23 WATKINS ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS, INC. INLAND INDUSTRIAL CONTRACTORS, 24 INCORPORATED C. NORMAN PETERSON 25 ALBINA ENGINE & MACHINE WORKS ‘ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY 6 BEAGON GASOLINE COMPANY . BEACON PETROLEUM COMPANY q FOSS TUG & LAUNCH / , SIMPSON CONSTRUCTION Naor 28 WILLAMETTE IRON & STEEL COMPANY . 86 © Copyright 2003 Bravion Purcell GBRAYTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOSOO St OA Mew E & J GALLO WINERY © EARTHGRAINS BAKING COMPANIES, INC EXXON MOBIL CORPORATION FDCC CALIFORNIA, INC. FEDERATED DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. FELCOR LODGING TRUST, INC. FIRST PALM SPRINGS VILLA FOREMOST McKESSON, INC. FORT JAMES OPERATING COMPANY FRANZIA WINERY, LLC G, HEILMAN BREWING COMPANY, INC. GAYLORD CONTAINER CORPORATION LIBERTY WINERY KILPATRICK'S BAKERIES, INC, EXXON CORPORATION HUMBLE.OIL AND REFINING COMPANY STANDARD OIL OF NEW JERSEY ENCO MOBIL OIL CORPORATION GENERAL PETROLEUM COMPANY GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION OF CALIFORNIA DINWIDDIE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FLETCHER CONSTRUCTION NORTH AMERICA I. MAGNIN, INC. BROADWAY STORES, INC. MACY'S CALIFORNIA, INC. EMPORIUM CAPWELL CAPWELLS CARTER HAWLEY HALE STORES, INC. WEINSTOCKS WEINSTOCK-LUBIN & CO. HALE BROTHERS STORES, INC. BROADWAY-HALE STORES, INC. (DE) BROADWAY-HALES STORES, INC. (CA) BULLOCKS BRISTOL HOTEL COMPANY BRISTOL HOTEL ASSET COMPANY HOLIDAY INNS, INC. BASS HOTELS é& RESORTS, INC. VILLA ALEIO APARTMENTS FOREMOST DAIRIES, INC, (1967) FWDR ASSOCIATES, INC. JAMES RIVER PAPER COMPANY, INC, _ JAMES RIVER II, INC. CROWN-ZELLERBACH CORPORATION DUNCAN BAY TANKERS LTD FRANZIA BROTHERS WINERY FRANZIA BROTHERS WINERY LIMITED PARTNERSHIP ‘THE WINE GROUP, LTD. BURGERMEISTER BREWING CORPORATION CROWN-ZELLERBACH CORPORATION JAMES RIVER I, INC. 003 Bra ooh SBRAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL ThitRY TAND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS|| GENERAL BREWING COMPANY | THE GILLETTE COMPANY | GOLDEN STATE BANCORP INC. GOOD SAMARITAN CHARITABLE TRUST | GTE CALIFORNIA INCORPORATED | GUINNESS UDV NORTH AMERICA, INC. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. || HERSHEY FOODS CORPORATION 4 INDIO MERCANTILE COMPANY || HYATT CORPORATION IMPERIAL HOLLY CORP, || INTER-CONTINENTL HOTELS, CORPORATION || INTERSTATE BRANDS CORPORATION H IWCC ACQUISITION CORPORATION LUCKY LAGER BREWING COMPANY PAPERMATE GUARANTEE SAVINGS & LOAN GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK FIRST NATIONWIDE BANKS CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH SYSTEM, dba SAN JOSE MEDICAL CENTER HEALTH DIMENSIONS, INC., dba SAN JOSE MEDICAL CENTER SAN JOSE MEDICAL CENTER THE SAN JOSE HEALTH CENTER SAN JOSE HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CENTER, INC, SAN JOSE HOSPITAL CORPORATION ASSOCIATED TELEPHONE CO., LTD. THE ASSOCIATED TELEPHONE COMPANY ASSOCIATED TELEPHONE CORPORATION GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA SUNLAND-TUJUNGA TELEPHONE COMPANY DELTA TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY CALIFORNIA WATER & TELEPHONE COMPANY WESTERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE UDV NORTH AMERICA, INC, HEUBLEIN, INC. HEUBLEIN WINES UNITED VINTNERS, INC. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS WINERY 650 CALIFORNIA STREET ASSOCIATES HARTFORD BUILDING HARTFORD ACCIDENT & INDEMNITY CO. HERSHEY CHOCOLATE OF CALIFORNIA HERSHEY CHOCOLATE CORPORATION YELLOW MART STORES CALIFORNIA HYATT CORPORATION HYATT REGENCY, INC. HOLLY SUGAR CORP. MARK HOPKINS INTER-CONTINENTAL HOTEL WONDER BREAD BAKERY THE SHERATON CORPORATION INDIAN WELLS COUNTRY CLUB t 88 © Copvright 2003 Brayton “Purcell OBRAYTONS PORCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY (AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS .OQ BN WA HW Rw Rm far SIMPLOT COMPANY JEFFERSON SMURFIT CORPORATION (U.S.) K MART CORPORATION | KAISER ALUMINUM AND CHEMICAL CO, | KAISER CARGO KAISER VENTURES, INC. | KERR-MCGEE CHEMICAL CORPORATION | KIMBERLY-CLARK CORPORATION | KINTETSU ENTERPRISES COMPANY OF AMERICA KRAFT FOODS NORTH AMERICA, INC, LANDSEA HOLDING COMPANY “LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION LOCKHEED SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION BEST FERTILIZER VALLEY NITROGEN PRODUCERS, INC. SIMCAL CHEMICAL COMPANY CONTAINER CORPORATION OF AMERICA CONCORA CORPORATION KRESGE DEPARTMENT STORE KMART BUILDING SUPPLIES PERMANENTE METALS YARDS 1,2 KAISER YARDS 3 & 4 KAISER STEEL RESOURCES, INC. KAISER CO., INC. KAISER STEEL CORPORATION KAISER RESOURCES, INC. KAISER SHIPYARD - VANCOUVER KSC RECOVERY, INC, (Successor to the Bankruptcy Estate of Kaiser Steel Corporation) AMERICAN POTASH & CHEMICAL CORPORATION ANDERSON PULP MILL MIYAKO HOTEL KRAFT FOODS, INC. GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION MAXWELL HOUSE DART & KRAFT, INC. KRAPT, INC. KRAFT GENERAL FOODS, INC. KRAFT FOOD INGREDIENTS CORP. OSCAR MAYER FOODS CORPORATION URICH OIL COMPANY LOCKHEED CORPORATION LOCKHEED MISSILES & SPACE CO., INC. LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION LOCKHEED SHIPBUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - PUGET SOUND BRIDGE & DRY DOCK COMPANY * PUGET SOUND BRIDGE & DREDGING.COMPANY MERCK & CO., INC. MALINDONS LTD, MERCK CHEMICAL DIVISION VAL STROUGH CHEVROLET CO. i 003, Brayton Purcell 89 © Copyright 21 SBRAYTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM} + ASBESTOS:ce NA eR oe MARRAKESH COUNRTY CLUB MARRIOTT CORPORATION MARTIN MARIETTA TECHNGLOGIES, CORP. “MARY E. STEBBINS TRUST MARYMOUNT ACADEMY, INCORPORATED MCCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS, INC. MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORPORATION MILLER BREWING COMPANY MGORE DRY DOCK CO. NABISCO, INC. NARVEN ENTERPRISES, INC. NESTLE USA, INC, NEW VICI, INC. NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION OCEAN SHORE IRON WORKS ae MARRAKESH GOLF CLUB STANFORD COURT HOTEL MARTIN MARIETTA CARBON, INC. WATSON CARBON & CHEMICAL CO. HARVEY ALUMINUM OF AMERICA HARVEY ALUMINUM, INC. FLOOD BLDG. MARY MOUNT SCHOOL OF SANTA BARBARA THE SACRAMENTO BEE DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT COMPANY BOEING NORTH AMERICAN, INC, CONSOLIDATED AIRCRAFT PABST BREWING CO. HAMM'’S BREWING CO. MOORE SECURITIES CO. MOORE DRY DOCK SCHNITZER STEEL INDUSTRIES, INC, RJR NABISCO, INC. NABISCO BRANDS, INC. PLANTER'S PEANUTS EL CORTEZ HOTEL NESTLE BEVERAGE COMPANY NESTLE USA-BEVERAGE DIVISION, INC. CHASE & SANBORN, HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE, INC. NESTLE FOOD COMPANY CARNATION COMPANY CONTADINA FOODS C, F. SERVICES, INC. VINTNERS INTERNATIONAL COMPANY, INC. PAUL MASSON, INC. NORTHROP CORPORATION JOHSUA HENDY CORPORATION CALIFORNIA SHIPBUILDING CORPORATION JOSHUA HENDY IRON WORKS GRUMMAN AEROSPACE CORPORATION OCEAN -SHORE CONTROL CO,, INC. 90 © Copyright 2003 Brayton “Purcell _OBRAYTON® PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM) - ASBESTOSeu Oo OO a mH A om WON PACIFIC OIL REFINERY . COASTAL WEST VENTURIER, INC. a . COASTAL CORP, ” SEQUOIA REFINING — PACIFIC REFINING CORP, i PACIFIC SHIP REPAIR, INC. RADAWA MAINTENANCE COMPANY PEPPERWOOD CORPORATION MARINSHIP CORPORATION PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY PHILLIPS 66 GETTY OIL TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY LYON OIL COMPANY AVON OIL COMPANY DRILLING SPECIALTIES CO. AMINOIL USA INC BURMAH OIL || THE PILLSBURY COMPANY PROGRESSO FOODS COMPANY TILLIE LEWIS FOODS | PIONEER CARPET MILLS, INC. FOX SAN FRANCISCO PLAZA CORPORATION . SOUTHWEST AMUSEMENT CORPORATION OXNARD IMPORT CARS, INC. ‘ GENERAL RECORDS CORPORATION . ONE PLAZA CORPORATION NT, & T,, INC. SOUTHWEST THEATRE CORPORATION SAN JOAQUIN THEATRE CORPORATION NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PROPERTIES, INC. SOCAL PROPERTIES CORPORATION CENTRAL CALIFORNIA PROPERTIES, INC. EAST BAY PROPERTIES, INC, MID-CALIFORNIA PROPERTIES, INC, NINE SEVENTY CORPORATION THE PROCTER & GAMBLE PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY | MANUFACTURING COMPANY | THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE BUNKER HILL TOWERS COMPANY OF AMERICA i REGAL HOTEL MANAGEMENT, INC, REGAL BILTMORE HOTEL REXAM BEVERAGE CAN COMPANY AMERICAN NATIONAL CAN COMPANY ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP LA GUADALUPE SCHOOL, & ROMAN SD. ‘SAINT AGNES MEDICAL CENTER NORTHSIDE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC SAN DIEGO GAS COMPANY COMPANY SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY SAN DIEGO CONSOLIDATED GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY 91 © Copyripht 2003 Brayton Sefureel OBRAYTONS FORCE MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL TNIURY (AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] + * ASBESTOS3 co ow A OW BR WN om MR NN RM. NR RR me meme oY AH FS BN we SG Oo ew YD DH PW NY & @ SAUGUS'STATION SBC HOLDINGS, INC. SHELL OLL COMPANY THE SHORENSTEIN CO. SIMPSON PAPER COMPANY SIX CONTINENTS HOTELS, INC. SMITH INTERNATIONAL SOUTH AMERICA, INC. SMURFIT NEWSPRINT CORPORATION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA WATER COMPANY SOUTHWEST MARINE, INC. SPENGERS FISH GROTTO STATE FARM GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY STERLING WINTHROP, INC. SUMMIT MEDICAL CENTER SUNSET HOMES, INC. il THATCHER GLASS CORP. THE STROH BREWERY COMPANY, INC. THE STROH PRODUCTS COMPANY JOSEPH SCHLITZ BREWING COMPANY JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING COMPANY SCHLITZ BREWERY SHELL UNION OIL CORPORATION SHELL CHEMICAL CO, SHELL DEVELOPMENT CO. SHELL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA FREMONT CENTER, HUMBOLDT BAY PULP COMPANY SIMPSON LEE PAPER COMPANY CROWN SIMPSON CORP. BRISTOL HOTEL COMPANY BRISTOL HOTEL ASSET COMPANY HOLIDAY INNS, INC. BASS HOTELS & RESORTS, INC. SMITH TOOL COMPANY, ENC, PUBLISHER'S PAPER CO. PUBLISHER'S FOREST PRODUCTS OF CALIFORNIA SCOTT LUMBER COMPANY EDISON INTERNATIONAL REDONDO BEACH POWERHOUSE ARDEN-CORDOVA WATER COMPANY SOUTHWEST MARINE OF SAN FRANCISCO, INC. SOUTH BAY BOAT YARD, INC. NORTHWEST MARINE, INC, (Oregon) SPANGERS-BERKELEY STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY STERLING DRUG, INC, WINTHROP LABORATORIES, INC. MERRITT HOSPITAL PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL SUNSET DEVELOPMENT aa Copyright 2003 Brayton ‘Purcell - 92 SBRAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY (AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOSww NA ww hw om = 3S SUNVALLEY ASSOCIATES, a Calfiornia genérai partnership SUN SHIP, INC. TENET HEALTHSYSTEM HOSPITALS, INC, TEXACO REFINING & MARKETING, INC. THEODORE KOOPMAN, ET AL “| THRIFT LODGE JIG PREMIER INSURANCE COMPANY ‘TITLE INSURANCE AND GUARANTY COMPANY TODD SHIPYARDS CORPORATION ‘TODD PACIFIC SHIPYARDS CORPORATION TOSCO CORPORATION TRI-VALLEY GROWERS TRW INC. TRIZECHAHN CENTERS, INC, TYCO INTERNATIONAL (PA) INC. ULTRAMAR INC, UNION BANK Hil SUNVALLEY ASSOCIATES LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, SUNVALLEY, a general parntership SUN VALLEY MALL SUN SHIPBUILDING AND DRY DOCK COMPANY SUN SHIPBUILDING COMPANY TENET HEALTHCARE CORP. MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING TEXACO, INC, TEXACO USA THE TEXAS COMPANY THE TEXAS CORPORATION TIDEWATER OL COMPANY ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY GETTY OIL FOUR STAR OIL AND GAS COMPANY MOHAWK REFINERY LONG BEACH CONVENTION CENTER INDIO MOTEL, INC. THUNDERBIRD MOTOR LODGE TRANSAMERICA PREMIER INSURANCE COMPANY PREMIER INSURANCE COMPANY WESTERN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY TODD PACIFIC SHIPY ARDS CORPORATION TODD SHIPYARDS CORPORATION THE OIL SHALE CORPORATION TOSCO REFINING COMPANY TRI VALLEY CANNERY THOMPSON-RAMO-WOOLRIDGE ERNEST HAHN RAYCHEM CORPORATION BEACON OIL COMPANY CAMINOL COMPANY ‘THE CAMINOL COMPANY, LTD. CALIFORNIA FIRST BANK ar errr copyright 2003, SBRAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS © Copyright 2003 Brayton *# Purcellwe 1] UNION PACIFIC RESOURCES CHAMPLIN PETROLEUM 3 COMPANY |. : UNITED INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS, INC. UNITED REFRACTORY & CORROSION PRODUCTS, INC, 34 . , UNITED INDUSTRIAL SYNDICATE, INC. | MORGAN ENGINEERING COMPANY 4 | UNITED TECHNOLOGIES UNITED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION 5} CORPORATION UNITED AIRCRAFT & TRANSPORT CORPORATION - PRATT & WHITNEY 6 HAMILTON STANDARD CO. 7 | UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, INC, MCA, INC. 3 UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIOS, INC. UNOCAL CORPORATION UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 9 UNION OIL CO. UNION CHEMICAL . 10 COLLIER CARBON & CHEMICAL CORPORATION . R. T. COLLIER i WEST COAST SHIPPING COMPANY 12 | URBAN PACIFIC PROPERTIES OPERA PLAZA COMMERCIAL MANAGEMENT OPERA PLAZA, 13 PACIFIC UNION DEVELOPMENT ‘ 14 | USX CORPORATION CONSOLIDATED WESTERN PIPE & STEEL tae CONSOLIDATED WESTERN STEEL iS CONSOLIDATED STEEL SHIPYARD WESTERN PIPE & STEEL 16 CONSOLIDATED SHIPBUILDING CORP. UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION 7 UNITED STATES STEEL, LLC U.S, STEEL SUPPLY 18 U.S. STEEL COMPANY COLUMBIA STEEL COMPANY 19 AMERICAN BRIDGE & IRON CARNEGIE-ILLINOIS STEEL CORPORATION 20 FEDERAL SHIPBUILDING AMERICAN TRISTAR, 2i : . || V8.8, ENTERPRISES, LLC SHOWBOAT HOTEL & CASINO 22 SHOWBOAT LANES CASTAWAY HOTEL, CASINO & BOWLING CENTER 23 VACCO INDUSTRIES VACCO VALVE CO.. 24 VACUUM & AIR COMPONENTS COMPANY OF AMERICA 25 _ . . | VACUBLAST CORPORATION VACUBLAST INTERNATIONAL 268 VACU-BLAST CORPORATION 27 || VALLEJO VENTURE 99 LLC VALLEJO PLAZA SHOPPING MALL LARWIN PLAZA i 28 VARIAN MEDICAL SYSTEMS, INC, -- VARIAN ASSOCIATES, INC. 94. OC 010: #Purcell SBRATTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM) - ASBESTOSi 1G i WASHINGTON MUTUAL, INC. + | WELLS FARGO BANK, N.T. & S.A WESTLAND BAY FAIR MALL LP. : | WORLD SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION YALE INTERNATIONAL } YOLLAND & CO. | YORK INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION || ZURN INDUSTRIES, INC. WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK, FA GREAT WESTERN BANK GREAT WESTERN CAPITAL CORPORATION AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF CALIFORNIA ATC COMPANY TRADE & VOCATIONAL CENTER BAY FAIR MALL BAY FAIR SHOPPING CENTER CORP. VALLEY-FAIR MALL VALLEY FAIR MALL MODESTO SAVINGS AND LOAN SPRECKELS SUGAR COMPANY, INC. SPRECKLES INDUSTRIES SPRECKLES SUGAR CO. SPRECKLES DEVELOPMENT CO., INC. SPRECKLES LAND CO, MECHANICAL PRODUCTS CO., INC. DUFF-NORTON CO., INC. DOMINO SUGAR CORPORATION AMSTAR CORPORATION AMSTAR SUGAR CORPORATION SI ACQUISITION CORP. TATE AND LYLE PLC YOLLAND MATERIALS COMPANY YORK OPERATING COMPANY YORK HOLDINGS YORK HOLDING CORPORATION CENTRAL ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS BORG-WARNER AIR CONDITIONING, INC. BORG- WARNER CENTRAL ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS YORK DIVISION, BORG-WARNER, YORK-LUXAIRE, INC, YORK CORPORATION YORK ICE MACHINERY YORK MANUFACTURING FRICK COMPANY BUMSTEAD-WOOLFORD COMPANY 79. Atal times mentioned.-herein, the PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and cach of them, respectively, owned, leased, maintained, managed, and/or controlled the premises listed on Exhibit C where plaintiff was present. The i| information provided on Exhibit C is preliminary, based on recall over events covering many —_ nomenon 95 OC opsixht 2003 Brayton “Purcell OBRAYION® PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INIURY (AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS.& 2 8 ND SB WON id years and further investigation and discovery may produce more reliable information. | Additionally, plaintiff might have been present at these or other PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS’ premises at other locations and on othe occasions. 80. Prior to and at said times and places, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them, respectively, caused certain asbestos-containing insulation, other building materials, products, and toxic substances to be constructed, installed, maintained, used, supplied, replaced, repaired, and/or removed on each of the aforesaid respective premises, by their own workers and/or by various unqualified or unskilled contractors, and caused the release of dangerous quantities of toxic asbestos fibers and other toxic substances into the ambient air and thereby created a hazardous and unsafe condition to plaintiff and other persons exposed to said asbestos fibers and toxic substances while present at said premises. 81. Atall times mentioned herein, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR | LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them, knew or in the exercise of ordinary and yeasonable care should have known, that the foregoing conditions and activities created a dangerous, hazardous, and unsafe condition, and unreasonable risk of harm and personal injury t plaintiff and other workers or persons so exposed present on each of the aforesaid respective premises. 82. Atall times relevant herein, plaintiff entered said premises and used or occupied. each of Said respective premises as intended and for each of the respective PREMISES OWNER/| CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS’ benefit and advantage and at each of the respective PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS’ request and invitation. In so doing, plaintiff was exposed to dangerous quantities of asbestos fibers and other toxic substances released into the ambient air by the aforesaid hazardous conditions and activitie: managed, maintained, initiated, and/or otherwise created, controlled, or caused by said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them. Wi Ht 96 © Copyri Purcell SBRAVIONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY (AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOSOo Mm WD HW PB WN rs 83. Plaintiff at all times was unaware of the hazardous condition or the risk of personal injury created by the aforesaid presence and use of asbestos products and materials and other toxic substances on said premises. "ga, At all times mentioned herein, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them, remained in control of the premises where plaintiff was performing his work. 85. Said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS retained control over safety and other related conditions and circumstances at plaintiff's job site(s) and affirmatively contributed to and exercised, or failed to exercise, that control in a manner that caused plaintiff's injuries from asbestos-containing products, 86. Atal times mentioned herein, the PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR. LIABILITY DEFENDANTS owed to plaintiffs and others similarly situated a duty to exercise ordinary care in the management of such premises so as to avoid exposing workers such as plaintiff to an unreasonable risk of harm and to avoid causing injury to said person. 87, Atall times mentioned herein, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them, knew, or in the exercise of ordinary and reasonable care should have known, that the premises that were in their control would be used without knowledge of, or inspection for, defects or dangerous conditions and that the persons present and using said premises would not be aware of the aforesaid hazardous conditions to which they were exposed on. the premises. 88. Atal times mentioned herein, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR || LIABILITY DEFENDANT: S, and each of them, negligently failed to maintain, manage, inspect, survey, or contro! said premises, or to abate, or correct, or to wam plaintiff of, the existence of the aforesaid dangerous conditions and hazards on or about said premises. 89, Prior to and at the times and places aforesaid, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them, respectively, caused certain asbestos-containing insulation, other building materials, products, and toxic substances to be constructed, installed, maintained, used, replaced, repaired and/or removed on each of their OL © Copyright 2 OBRAVTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOSaforesaid respective premises, by their own workers and/or by employing various contractors, € and caused the release of dangerous quantities of toxic asbestos fibers and other toxic substances ; into the ambient air and thereby injured plaintiff. : 90. Atall times mentioned herein, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them: a. Should have recognized that the work of said contractors would create during the progress of the work, dangerous, hazardous, and unsafe conditions, which could or would harm plaintiff and others unless special precautions were taken; b. Knew or had reason to know, thaf the contractors it had selected and hired to oC m8 BVA Ww Bb eR 101 install, remove, abate, or otherwise handle asbestos-containing materials were unfit, unskilled, 11} unticenced, or otherwise unqualified to do so; 12 c. Failed to use reasonable care to discover whether the contractors it selected anc 13 || hired to-install, remove, abate, or otherwise handle asbestos-containing materials were 14] competent, or qualified to do so. Your 15 91, In part, plaintiff was exposed to dangerous asbestos fibers and other toxic 16] substances by reason of such contractors’ failure to take the necessary precautions. : 92. The work of contractors on premises controlled by the PREMISES - | OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS created an unsafe premise and an unsafe i work place by reason of the release of dangerous quantities of toxic substances, including but not E limited to asbestos. i 93. The unsafe premise’or work place was created, in part; by the negligent conduct of t the contractors employed by the PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS. Said-negligent conduct includes, but is not limited to: ‘ a. Failure to wam of asbestos and other toxic dusts; b. Failure to suppress the asbestos-containing or toxic dusts; G Failure to remove the asbestos-containing and toxic dusts through i use of ventilation or appropriate means,1 | . a Failure to provide adequate breathing protection, i.e., approved 2 || respirators or masks; 3 e Failure to inspect and/or test the air; 4 f. Failure to provide medical monitoring. $ g Failure to select and hire a careful and competent contractor or & 4 subcontractor. 7 94, The PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS’ duties ~ 8 | to maintain and provide safe premises, a safe place to work, and to warn of dangerous conditions 91 are non-delegable; said duties arise out of, inter alia, common law, California Civil Code § 1714, 10 || end California Labor Code § 6400, et seq, or California Health and Safety Code § 40.200, et 11 # seq., and regulations promulgated thereunder. Accordingly, the PREMISES 12 | OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS are responsible for any breach of said 13 ] duties whether by themselves or others. ~ , 4 95. Prior to and at said times and places, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR 15] LIABILITY DEFENDANTS were subject to certain ordinances, standards, statutes, and other government regulations promulgated by the United States Government, the State of California, and others, including but not limited to the General Industry Safety Orders promulgated pursuant | to California Labor Code § 6400 and the California Administrative Code under the Division of | Industrial Safety, Department of Industrial Relations, including but not limited to Title VINJ, | Group 9 (Control of Hazardous Substances), Article 81, § 4150, § 4106, § 4107, and § 4108, | and Threshold Limit Values as documented for asbestos and other toxic substances under | Appendix A, Table 1 of said Safety Orders; additionally; Californi de § 40.200, et seq., which empowers the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (B.A.A.Q.D.) | to promulgate regulations including, but not limited to B.A.A.O.D. Regulation 11, Rules 2 and 27 | CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS to provide specific safeguards or precautions to 28 prevent or reduce the inhalation of asbestos dust and other toxic fumes or substances; and said ( : 99. © Copyright 2003 Brayton Purcell BRAYTON® PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PE IAL. INJURY [AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM] - ASBESTOS12 13 OC OF NDA We WON poe J 100 © Copyright 2003 Bravion Purcell SHRAFIONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY (AND LOSS OF CONSORTIUM - ASBESTOS . PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS failed to provide the required safeguards and precautions, or contractors employed by the PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS failed to provide the required safeguard and precautions. Defendants’ violations of said codes include, but are not limited to: (a) Failing to comply with statutes and allowing ambient levels of airborne asbestos fiber to exceed the pérmissible/allowable levels with regard to the aforementioned Statutes; , () Failing to segregate work involving the release of asbestos or other toxic dusts; {c) Failing to suppress dust using prescribed ventilation techniques; (d) Failing to suppress dust using prescribed "wet down" techniques; -(@) Failing to warm or educate plaintiff or others regarding asbestos or other toxic substances on the premises: (f) Failing to provide approved respiratory protection devices; (g) Failing to ensure "approved" respiratory protection devices. were used adequately; : (h) Failing to provide for an on-going health screening program for those exposed to asbestos on the premises, (i) Failing to. provide adequate housekeeping and clean-up of the work place; i) Failing to adequately warn of the hazards associated with asbestos as required by these statutes; (k) Failing to adequately report renovation and disturbance of asbestos- containing materials, including but not limited to B,A.A.O.M.D. Regulation 11, Rules 2 and 14; g Failing to have an asbestos removal supervisor as required by regulation; (m) Failing to get approval for renovation as required by statutes; and (n) Failing to maintain records as required by statute.oO wm MON RB Ww NM wR oR nn pee meme ott Bee e eS eee 96,. PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each o them, were the "statutory employer” of plaintiff as defined by the California Labor Code and California case law. 97, — Plaintiff at all times was unaware of the hazardous condition or the risk of personal injury created by defendants’ violation of said regulations, ordinances, or statutes. 98. _Atall times mentioned herein, plaintiff was a member of the class of persons whose safety was intended to be protected by the regulations, standards, statutes, or ordinances described in the foregoing paragraphs. 99. Atall times mentioned herein, said PREMISES OWNER/CONTRACTOR LIABILITY DEFENDANTS, and each of them, knew, or in the exercise of ordinary and reasonable care should have known, that the premises that were. in their control would be used without knowledge of, or inspection for, defects or dangerous conditions, that the persons ese and using said premises would not be aware of the aforesaid hazardous conditions to which they were exposed on the premises, and that such persons were unaware of the aforesaid violations of codes, regulations, and statutes. 100, As a proximate result of the foregoing, plaintiff developed asbestos-related illness, which hag caused great injury and disability as previously set forth, and plaintiff has suffered damages as herein alleged. WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays judgment against defendants, their ALTERNATE ENTITIES, and each of them, as hereinafter set forth. Fe eathiiees) HON AS AND FOR A FURTHER, SIXTH, SEPARATE AND DISTINCT CAUSE OF ACTION FOR UNSEA WORTHINESS, PLAINTIFF COMPLAINS OF DEFENDANTS ON EXHIBIT D, DOES 2001-2500, THEIR ALTERNATE ENTITIES, AND EACH OF THEM (hereinafter referred to as JONES ACT DEFENDANTS), AND ALLEGES AS FOLLOWS: 101. Plaintiff incorporates herein by reference, as though fully set forth hereat, each and every paragraph of the First, Second, and Third Causes of Action. 101 Vt 21 seburcell GBRAYTONS PURCELL MASTER COMPLAINT FOR PERSONAL INJURY TAND LOSS: OF CONSORT! ~ ASBESTOS