Collection: Dalkon Shield Claimants Trust papers - ARVAS Search Results

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Sub-sub-sub-series 2: Trial Testimony

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Sub-sub-sub-series I: MDL Depositions

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Supramid Extra, Size 0; 2 rolls white and 8 rolls black; "Synthetic, polyamide, non-absorbable, polyfilament, Class II, surgical suture." Box I:5:7

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Tennessee Box MSS 00-04, S4, Box 8

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Ten packets of small Shields numbered 6430, 6450, 645016 n.d.; manufactured for A.H. Robins Co., Richmond, VA Box I:5:4

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Texas Box MSS 00-04, S4, Box 8

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Thirty-two packets of small Shields numbered 72308, 72329, 73131, 73313, 725711, 726812; manufactured for AHR Box I:5:5

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Training Procedure and Policy Manuals (16) concerning claims evaluations, Option 3, mailings, legal issues, ADR and other topics Box MSS 00-04, S6, SS1, Box 148, Box MSS 00-04, S6, SS1, Box 149, Box MSS 00-04, S6, SS1, Box 150

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Transcript of "Northwest Reports with Lars Larson" on the Dalkon Shield Claimants Trust Box MSS 00-04, S4, Box 9

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Transcript of Sen. Edward Kennedy's Hearing on IUDs [Subcommittee on Health of the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare] Box MSS 00-04, S3, Box 3

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