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Case Name Caldo v. Metalclad Insulation
Date 06/11/2007
Note The court in the published portion of its opinion In the published portion of this opinion rejected the defendants' attack on future and noneconomic damages.
Citation 151 Cal. App. 4th 1311
WCC Citation WCC 32292007 CA
Ct. No. CGG-02-412325) Two days after a jury verdict in his favor in his asbestos-related personal injury action against defendants Metalclad Insulation Company (Metalclad) and John Crane Inc. (Crane), Anthony Cadlo (Cadlo) died. These outside vendors, also referred to as contractor-suppliers, were Metalclad, Thorpe Insulation (Thorpe), Fenco, and Armstrong Contracting and Supply (ACandS). Ay did not know how much insulation supplied to the LBNS in 1960, 1965, and 1967 came from Metalclad. Ay said that, in the 1960's, Metalclad supplied asbestos insulation to and performed insulation contract work on ships at the LBNS, but Thorpe, Fenco, and ACandS did not. Trueblood's Testimony Metalclad employee Donald Trueblood testified that between 1933 and 1973 Metalclad was involved in the installation and sale of asbestos-containing insulation materials.

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