John Humphries v. OneBeacon America Ins Co.
Plaintiff - Appellee: JOHN CALVIN HUMPHRIES
Defendant - Appellant: ELLIOTT COMPANY, a Delaware Corporation, formerly known as Elliott Company, I, formerly known as Elliott Turbomachinery Company, Incorporated, formerly known as Elliott Holdings, Incorporated, formerly known as Elliott Company
Case Number: 14-30182
Filed: March 5, 2014
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
Nature of Suit: Asbestos personal Injury-Prod. Liab

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July 23, 2014 Summary Humphries v. Elliott Co.

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Plaintiff - appellee: JOHN CALVIN HUMPHRIES
Represented By: Perry Joseph Roussel
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Defendant - appellant: ELLIOTT COMPANY, a Delaware Corporation, formerly known as Elliott Company, I, formerly known as Elliott Turbomachinery Company, Incorporated, formerly known as Elliott Holdings, Incorporated, formerly known as Elliott Company
Represented By: Lauren Ann McCulloch
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