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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT 

EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA 

NEW ORLEANS DIVISION 

IN RE: FEMA TRAILER MDL NO. 1873 

FORMALDEHYDE 

PRODUCT LIABILITY LITIGATION 

SECTION “N-5" 

THIS DOCUMENT IS RELATED TO: 

Lyndon Wright v. Forest River, Inc., et al. 

Case No. 09-2977 (E.D. La.) 

JUDGE ENGELHARDT 

MAG. JUDGE CHASEZ 

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 

PLAINTIFF’S EXHIBIT LIST 

NOW INTO COURT, through undersigned counsel, comes Plaintiff, Lyndon Wright, 

pursuant to this Honorable Court’s August 2009 Trial Scheduling Order, who hereby submits the 

following Exhibit List in connection with the above-captioned matter, to be supplemented by 

ongoing production, depositions and discovery: 

Exhibit 

ID 

Plaintiff 

’s 

Exhibits 

Government 

al Agency 

Reports and 

Studies 

1. CDC Summary and Interim Report: 

VOC and Aldehyde Emissions in Four 

FEMA Temporary Housing Unites – 

Indoor Environment Department, 

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 

8 May, 2008 

Category: Exhibit Description: Bates Range: 

1 

PSC002113 – 

PSC002166 

2. U.S. Department of Health and Human PSC002167 –

Services and CDC Presentation Titled 

“Formaldehyde Levels in Occupied 

FEMA-supplied Temporary Housing 

Units (THUs) in LA and MS, Winter 

2007-2008” 

3. CDC Interim findings on Formaldehyde 

Levels in FEMA-Supplied Travel 

Trailers, Park Models, and Mobile 

Homes-February 29, 2008 

4. Agency for Toxic Substances and 

Disease Registry (ATSDR) “Health 

Consultations, Formaldehyde Sampling 

at FEMA Temporary Housing Units, 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, February 1, 

2007 

5. ATSDR October 2007 “An Update and 

Revision of ATSDR’s February 2007 

Health Consultation: Formaldehyde 

Sampling of FEMA Temporary-Housing 

Trailers Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 

September –October 2006” 

6. Statement of Harvey E. Johnson, Jr., 

Acting Deputy Administrator and Chief 

Operating Officer for FEMA before the 

U.S. Senate Subcommittee on State, 

Local, and Private Sector Preparedness 

and Integration, March 4, 2008 

7. Statement of R. David Paulison, FEMA 

Administrator, before the U.S. House of 

Representatives Committee on Oversight 

and Government Reform, July 19, 2007 

8. “Formaldehyde Exposure in Homes: A 

Reference for State Officials to Use in 

Decision-Making” published in March 

2008 by the DHHS, CDC, DHS, FEMA 

and the EPA 

9. U.S. EPA “Indoor Air Quality” Basic 

Information for Formaldehyde-Last 

updated November 14, 2007 

10. “Formaldehyde Levels in FEMA- 

Supplied Trailers-Early Findings from 

the Centers for Disease Control and 

Prevention” 

2 

PSC002181 

PSC002182 – 

PSC002202 

PSC002264 – 

PSC002277 

PSC002278 – 

PSC002318 

PSC003188 – 

PSC003198 

PSC003199 – 

PSC003207 

PSC003208 – 

PSC003213 

PSC003214 – 

PSC003217 

PSC003218 – 

PSC003219 

11. ASTM Standard Test Method for PSC021571 –

Determining 

Formaldehyde PSC021582 

concentrations in Air and Emission 

Rates in Wood Products Using a Large 

Chamber (2002) 

12. Indoor Air Quality and Health in FEMA PSC021583 – 

Temporary Housing for Trailer PSC021584 

Residents prepared by CDC 

13. Trailer Manufacturers and Elevated PSC024251 – 

Formaldehyde Levels Majority Staff PSC024277 

Analysis, Committee on Oversight and 

government Reform, U.S. House of 

Representatives dated on July 9, 2008 

14. ASHRAE Handbook, 2007: HVAC 

Applications, Chapter One: Residences 

DUB002101 – 

DUB002107 

15. Department of Homeland Security, PSC025938 – 

Office of Inspector General: FEMA’s PSC026022 

Response to Formaldehyde in Trailers 

dated June, 2009 

16. Majority Staff Report Subcommittee on 

Investigations & Oversight – Committee 

PSC002070 – 

PSC002112 

on Science & Technology U.S. House of 

Representatives, September 2008, 

“Toxic Trailers-Toxic Lethargy: How 


Prevention Has Failed to Protect the 

Public Health” 

17. CDC Interim on CDC Study for 

Formaldehyde 

LWFR-EXP11-000956- 

LWFR-EXP11-000976 

18. CDC Final Reports on CDC Study for LWFR-EXP11-000889- 

Formaldehyde 

LWFR-EXP11-000949 

19. Lawrence Berkeley Nation Labs report LWFR-EXP11-001569- 

on VOCs in Four Trailers 

LWFR-EXP11-001629 

20. ATSDR Toxicological Profile for LWFR-EXP11-000294- 

Formaldehyde 

LWFR-EXP11-000761 

21. IARC Monographs 2004/2009 To be supplemented 

22. ASTDR, Minimal Risk Levels (MRLs) To be supplemented 

for Hazardous Substances, 2007 

http://www.astdr.cdc.gov/mrls/index.htm 

l 

23. CDC THU Formaldehyde Test Protocol LWFR-EXP 11-000977 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001012 

24. NIOSH, EPA, OSHA, etc. re: To be supplemented 

Formaldehyde levels 

25. CDC, Final Report on Formaldehyde LWFR-EXP 11-00889 – 

3

Levels in FEMA-Supplied Travel LWFR-EXP 11-00949 

Trailers, Park Models, and Mobile 

Homes; Conclusions; 2008, 

http://www.cdc.gov/nceh/ehhe/trailerstu 

dy/residents.htm 

Standards, 

Regulations, 

and Statutes 

25 24 C.F.R. § 3280.309, Health Notice on PSC003147 

formaldehyde emissions Current through 

November 6, 2008 

26. 24 C.F.R. Parts 3280 and 3285 LWFR-EXP5-000457- 

27. §3280.309 – 24 CFR Ch. XX, Health 

Notice on Formaldehyde emissions (4-1- 

07) 

28. ATSDR Formaldehyde Minimal Risk 

Levels and Worksheets – Appendix A 

29. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban 

Development Rules and Regulations 

regarding Formaldehyde, 49 FR 31996 

30. California air Resources Board’s 

(CARB) Standards 

31. Occupational Safety and Health 

Administration’s (OSHA) Standards for 

Formaldehyde 

32. American Conference of Governmental 

Industrial Hygienists’ (ACGIH) 

Standards for Formaldehyde 

33. National Institute of Occupational Safety 

and Health’s (NIOSH) Standards for 

Formaldehyde 

4 

LWFR-EXP5-000459 

PSC021693 – 

PSC021694 

PSC003158 – 

PSC003172 

PSC003173 – 

PSC003186 

PSC021695 – 

PSC021753 

PSC021754 – 

PSC021772 

To be supplemented 

PSC024278 – 

PSC024358 

34. NIOSH Pocket Guide LWFR-EXP3-000257 

35. Housing and Urban Development’s To be supplemented 

(HUD) Standards for Formaldehyde 

(including but not limited to 24 C.F.R. § 

3280.308) 

36. World Health Organization (WHO) and 

Health Canada’s Standards for 

Formaldehyde 

37. American National Standard (ANSI) for 

Medium Density Fiberboard dated 

February 4, 1994 

PSC024359 – 

PSC024361 

PSC021773 – 

PSC021784 

38. American National Standard (ANSI) for PSC021785 –

Particleboard dated February 8, 1999 

39. ANSI A119.2, NFPA 1192: Standard on 

Recreational Vehicles; 2002 Edition 

40. ANSI A119.4, NFPA 1194: Standard on 

Recreational Vehicle Parks and 

Campgrounds; 2002 Edition 

41. ANSI/HPVA HP-1; American National 

Standard for Hardwood and Decorative 

Plywood 

42. Toxicological Profile on Formaldehyde 

prepared by ATSDR on July 1999 

43. Codes and Standards for Recreational 

Vehicles ANSI 119.2, NFPA 1192. 

44. Any and all standards adopted and/or in 

use from 2005 to present by the 

Recreational Vehicle Industry 

Association (RVIA) 

5 

PSC021797 

DUB002054 – 

DUB002100 

PSC021798 – 

PSC021817 


PSC024362 – 

PSC024829 

Including, but not limited 

to LWFR-EXP5-000460- 



45. RVIA Standards LWFR-EXP5-000460- 


46. Building Code of the City of New To be supplemented 

Orleans, Louisiana 

47 2006 International Building Code LWFR-EXP5-000579- 

(excerpts) 


48. 2006 International Residential Code LWFR-EXP5-000584- 


49. ASCE 7 To be supplemented 

50. ASTM A-36 To be supplemented 

51. FEMA Model Travel Trailer To be supplemented 

Procurement Specifications 

52. Clean Air Act Extension of 1970 To be supplemented 

53. Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 To be supplemented 

54. Dometic Brochure LWSR-EXP10-001334- 

LWSR-EXP10-001350 

55. New Source Performance Standards To be supplemented 

(NSPS) 

56. National Emissions Standards for To be supplemented 

Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) 

57. National Ambient Air Quality Standards To be supplemented 

(NAAQS) 

58. OSHA Formaldehyde Standards To be supplemented 

59. World Health Organization, 2000, Air To be supplemented 

Quality Guidelines for Europe; General 

Public

60. Suburban Manufacturing Corporation’s To be supplemented 

Manufacturer’s Instructions 

61. September 1, 2005, Memo from Doug To be supplemented 

Gaeddert to Mike Farrell at NACS 

62. National Electrical Code; Article 551 To be supplemented 

63. NISOH Pocket Guide to Chemical LWFR-EXP3-000257 

Hazards, 2005 

64. Excerpts from 2005 Hardwood Plywood To be supplemented 

Veneer Association “Where to Buy” pp. 

78-84 

65. Construction Manuals (Manual of Steel LWFR-EXP5-000457- 

Construction, Minimum Design Loads, LWFR-EXP5-000459 

Timber Construction Manual) 

66. USEPA, Indoor Air Quality-Basic To be supplemented 

Information-Formaldehyde, Washington 

DC, 2007 

http://epa.gov/iaq/formalde.html 

67. USDOL, OSHA, OSHA Formaldehyde To be supplemented 

Standards,Washington DC, 2008 

http://wvvw.osha.gov/SLTC/formaldehy 

de/standards.html 

68. World Health Organization, Air Quality To be supplemented 

Guidelines for Europe-Formaldehyde, 

Copenhagen, DE, 2001 

http://www.euro.who.int/document/aiq/5 

_8formaldehyde.pdf 

69. Health Canada, Residential Indoor Air To be supplemented 

Quality Guideline-Formaldehyde, 2006 

http://hc-sc.gc.calewh-selnt/alt 

forn1ats/hecssesc/pdf/pubs/air/formaldehyde-eng.pdf 

70. NIOSH, NIOSH Pocket Guide to 

Chemical Hazards, 2005 

http://www.cdc/gov/niosh/npg/npgd0293 


.html 

71. NIOSH, Method 2016 (Formaldehyde), 

Issue 2, NIOSH Manual of Analytical 

Methods (NMAM), Fourth Edition, 2003 

http://www.cdc.gov/Niosh/nmam/pdfs/2 

016.pdf 

72. ACGIH, Documentation of Threshold 

Limit Values and Biological Exposure 

Indices, 2001 

6 

LWFR-EXP 11-001662 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001668 

LWFR-EXP11-000136 – 

LWFR-EXP11-000137 

73. Singh, Distribution of Selected Gaseous LWFR-EXP11-000138 -

Organic Mutagens and Suspect LWFR-EXP11-000146 

Carcinogens In Ambient Air 

74. ASHRAE – 62.2 Ventilation and 

Acceptable Indoor Air Quality in Low 

LWFR-EXP11-000147 – 

LWFR-EXP11-000222 

Rise Residential Buildings 

75. AHSRAE Standard 62.1 - 2004 LWFR-EXP11-000223 – 

LWFR-EXP11-000224 

76. ASTM – 1827 Blower Door LWFR-EXP11-000225 – 

LWFR-EXP11-000236 

77. ASTM E 1333 LWFR-EXP11-000237 – 

LWFR-EXP11-000248 

78. ATSDR 2007 Update Report LWRF-EXP11-000253 – 

LWFR-EXP11-000293 

79. ATSDR 2007 Report FEMA Temporary 

Housing Units 

LWFR-EXP 11-000772- 

LWFR-EXP 11-000785 

80. ATSDR Revised Report Baton Rouge LWFR-EXP 11-000786 – 

7 

LWFR-EXP 11-000826 

LWFR-EXP 11-000870 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-000883 

81. ATSDR Toxicological Profile for 

Formaldehyde 

82. CTEH Protocol LWFR-EXP 11-001032 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001049 

83. Defendants’ Protocol LWFR-EXP 11-001050 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001067 

84. Fact Sheet Early Findings LWFR-EXP 11-001193 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001194 

85. FEMA Job Hazard Analysis Chart LWFR-EXP 11-001289 

86. HCOH in Houston Houses LWFR-EXP 11-001440 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001444 

87. HCOH in LA CA Air - Grosjean LWFR-EXP 11-001445 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001453 

88. HCOH in Mobil Homes LWFR-EXP 11-001454 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001455 

89. HCOH in Urban Air LWFR-EXP 11-001456 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001459 

90. Hodgson, VOCs in Indoor Air LWFR-EXP 11-001476 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001506 

91. Litelpo, Inhaled HCOH LWFR-EXP 11-001507 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001536 

92. LBNL-254E Final Report LWFR-EXP 11-001569 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001629 

93. Lemus Study LWFR-EXP 11-001630 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001639 

94. Long term Particleboard Emission 

Decay Study 

LWFR-EXP 11-001640 – 

LWFR-EXP 11-001643

95. Any and all Federal, State, Local, and 

Industry Regulations and Guidelines 

discussed and relied upon by any 

Defendant and/or Plaintiff experts in this 

matter. 

Articles 

96. July 20, 2007 “Formaldehyde and 

FEMA Trailers” by Lee Shull, Ph.D 

97. Maddalena, Randy; Russell, Marion; 

Sullivan, Douglas P.; an Apte, Michael 

G. “Aldehyde and Other volatile Organic 

Chemical Emissions in Four FEMA 

Temporary Housing Unites-Final 

Report”-Ernest Orlando Lawrence 

Berkeley National Laboratory, 

November 2008 

98. “Effect of Formaldehyde Inhalation on 

Hsp70 in Seminiferous Tubules of rat 

testes: an immunohistochemical study” 

by O. Ozen, et al. (2005) 

99. “Formaldehyde and Glutaradehyde and 

nasal Cytotoxicity: Case Study within 

the Context of the 2006 IPCS Human 

Framework for the Analysis of a Cancer 

Mode of Action for Humans” by D. 

McGregor, et al. 

100. “Effects of Inhaled Formaldehyde on 

Learning and Memory of Mice” by Z. 

Lu, et al. (2008) 

101. “Low Concentrations of Formaldehyde 

induce DNA damage and delay DNA 

repair after UV irradiation in Human 

Skin Cells” by G. Emri, et al. (2004) 

102. National Cancer Institute (NCI): Fact 

Sheet: Formaldehyde and Cancer Risk 

dated May 7, 2009 

103. National Cancer Institute (NCI): 

Formaldehyde Exposure among 

Industrial Workers is Associated with 

Increased Risk of Cancers of the Blood 

and Lymphatic System dated May 12, 

2009 

104. FEMA media release: FEMA Awards 

Contracts for Low Emissions Travel 


PSC021640 – 

PSC021641 

PSC025133 – 

PSC025193 

PSC021823 – 

PSC021829 

PSC021830 – 

PSC021846 

PSC021847 – 

PSC021854 

PSC021855 – 

PSC021866 

PSC021867 – 

PSC021873 

PSC026117 – 

PSC026118 

PSC021876 – 

PSC021879 

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Trailers – April 7, 2009 – Release No. 

HQ-09-034b 

105. FEMA media release: FEMA to 

Introduce New Type of Manufactured 

Home – Dec. 18, 2008 – Release No. 

1791-343 

106. Article – “Formaldehyde Exposure in 

Nonoccupational Environments” by K. 

Dally, et al. 

107. Article – “Formaldehyde-related Health 

Complaints of Residents Living in 

Mobile and Conventional Homes” by I. 

Ritchie, et al. 

108. Article – FEMA rolls out new disaster 

mobile homes: Formaldehyde levels are 

far below those of Hurricane Katrina, 

Rita trailers dated 05/14/09 

109. Fact Sheet: Airborne Toxic Control 

Measure (ATCM) to Reduce 

Formaldehyde Emissions from 

Composite Wood Products 

110. Environmental Health – Formaldehyde 

Exposure in Homes: A Reference for 

State Officials to Use in Decision- 

Making (March 2008) 

111. Environmental Health – What you 

should know about Formaldehyde in 

Mobile Homes 

112. Formaldehyde Levels in FEMA- 

Supplied Trailers; Early Findings from 


Prevention 

113. “Formaldehyde Indoors” by Dr. Stephen 

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114. Boyson, M. “Nasal mucosa in workers 

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116. Holmstrom, M. “Histological Changes 

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PSC021880 

PSC021881 – 

PSC021888 

PSC021889 – 

PSC021894 

PSC021895 – 

PSC021896 

PSC026119 – 

PSC026120 

PSC021897 – 

PSC021902 

PSC021903 – 

PSC021906 

PSC003218 – 

PSC003219 

PSC002752 – 

PSC002754 

PSC002845 – 

PSC002853 

PSC002854 – 

PSC002865 

PSC002866 – 

PSC002881 

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119. Jaakkola, JJ. “Asthma, Wheezing, and 

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120. Platts-Mills, TA. “Indoor allergens and 

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122. “Children from FEMA trailer park battle 

serious health problems” USA Today 

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123. Wantke, F, “Exposure to gaseous 

formaldehyde induces IgE-mediated 

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PSC002882 – 

PSC002893 

PSC002898 – 

PSC002905 

PSC002906 – 

PSC002909 

PSC002909 – 

PSC002931 

PSC006033 – 

PSC006052 

PSC006053 – 

PSC006054 

PSC006055 – 

PSC006059 

PSC006060 – 

PSC006068 

PSC022228 – 

PSC022267 

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patients with atopic eczema and control 

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PSC026154 

JAMES-008350 

JAMES-008356 

JAMES-008357 

JAMES-008359 


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LWFR-GEN-000081 

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LWFR-EXP3-000081- 


LWFR-EXP3-000087- 


LWFR-EXP3-000100- 


LWFR-EXP3-000113- 


LWFR-EXP3-000115- 


LWFR-EXP3-000123- 


LWFR-EXP3-000130- 


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LWFR-EXP3-000217- 


LWFR-EXP3-000233- 


LWFR-EXP3-000241- 


LWFR-EXP3-000258- 


LWFR-EXP3-000260- 


LWFR-EXP3-000279- 

LWFR-EXP3000272 

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LWFR-EXP3-000286- 


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Home, 2004 

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ormaldg108-04.pdf 

160. Formaldehyde Sampling: Active and 

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2008 

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163. Dingle P; “Formaldehyde in Occupied 

and Unoccupied Caravans in Australia” 

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Where Do We Stand Today?” 

166. American College of Occupational and 

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D.A..B.T. in the Trial of Alana 

Alexander And Christopher Cooper 

168. Allenby CF, Basketter DA; “The effect 

of repeated open exposure to low levels 

of nickel on compromised hand skin of 

nickel-allergic subjects” 

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LWFR-EXP15-000131- 

LWFR-EXP15-000141 

LWFR-EXP15-000142- 

LWFR-EXP15-000147 

LWFR-EXP15-000148- 

LWFR-EXP15-000155 

LWFR-EXP15-000156- 

LWFR-EXP15-000164 

LWFR-EXP15-000209- 

LWFR-EXP15-000222 

LWFR-EXP15-000223- 

LWFR-EXP15-000264 

LWFR-EXP15-000165- 

LWFR-EXP15-000169 

169. Allergen Patch Test-Information of 

Patients 

LWFR-EXP15-000265- 

LWFR-EXP15-000303 

170. Allergen Patch Test-TRUE test LWFR-EXP15-000304- 

LWFR-EXP15-000345 

171. D. Sciandra, F. Dispenza, R. Porcasi. G. 

Kulamarva, C. Saraniti, 

Otorhinolaryngology Department; 

Human Pathology Department, 

University of Palermo, Italy; ENT 

Clinic, Nayak’s Road, Kasaragod, India 

“Pleomorphic adenoma of the lateral 

nasal wall: case report” 

LWFR-EXP15-000170- 

LWFR-EXP15-000173

172. Josje H. E. Arts, Carolien Mommers, 

and Cees de Heer “Dose-Response 

Relationships and Threshold Levels in 

Skin and Respiratory Allergy” 

173. Ralph J Delfino, Henry Gong, Jr., 

William S. Linn, Edo D. Pellizzari, and 

Ye Hu “Asthma Symptoms in Hispanic 

Children and Daily Ambient Exposures 

to Toxic and Criteria Air Pollutants” 

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175. M.A. Anderson, M. Nikulin, U. Koljalg, 

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L Hintikka, and M. Salkinoja-Salonen 

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176. Bender, J; “The use of noncancer 

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reference concentration for 

formaldehyde” 

178. Hodgson, Michael J. Md, MPH; Morey, 

Philip, PhD; Leung, Wing-Yan, BS; 

Morrow, Lisa PhD; Miller, David, PhD; 

Jarvis, Bruce, PhD; Robbins, Howard, 

MD; 

Halsey, John F. PhD; Storey, Eileen, 

MD, MPH; “Building-Associated 

Pulmonary Disease from Exposure to 

Stachbotrys chartarum and Apsergillus 

versicolor” 

179. Stuart M. Brooks, Wil Spaul and James 

D. McCluskey “The Spectrum of 

Building-Related Airway Disorders” 

180. J.H Olsen, L. Dragstead & H. Autrup 

“Cancer Risk and occupational exposure 

to aflatoxins in Denmark” 

181. CDC Update “Pulmonary 

Hemorrhage/Hemosiderosis among 

Infants—Cleveland, Ohio, 1993-1996” 

January 17, 1997/46 (02); 33-35 

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177. Bissett, Drobatz, McKnight, Degernes; 

“Prevalence, clinical features, and causes 

of epistaxes in dogs”; 176 cases (1996- 

2001) 

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182. CDC Update “Pulmonary 

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March 10, 2000-49 (09); 180-4 

183. Chalyasate, Roongrotwattansairi, 

Fooanan, Sumitsawan; “Epistaxis in 

Chiang Mai University Hospital” 

184. Chang “Contact Dermatitis 

1997:37:309” 

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185. Clement PA, Stoot AP, Kaufman L; the 

“Influence of formaldehyde on the nasal 

mucosa” 

186. Clinical and Pathogenic Microbiology 

(Second Edition) 

187. Pierre Auger, MD, Pierre Gourdeau, 

MD, and J. David Miller, PhD “Clinical 

Experience with Patients Suffering from 

a Chronic Fatigue-Like Syndrome and 

Repeated Upper Respiratory Infections 

in Relation to Airborne Molds” 

188. Torkel Fischer, Klaus Anderson, Ulla 

Bengtsson, Peter Frosch, Yen 

Gunnarssan, Bo Kreilgard, Torkil 

Menne, Stephanie Shaw, Louise 

Svennson, John Wilkinson “Clinical 

Standardization of the TRUE Test 

Formaldehyde Patch” 

189. Clinical Toxicology-Stachybotrys 

Revisited 

190. Douglas H. Linz, MD, MS; Susan M. 

Pinney, PhD; James D. Keller, MD, MS; 

Michael White, MS; C. Ralph Buncher, 

ScD; “Cluster Analysis Applied to 

Building-Related Illness” 

191. Code of Federal Regulations-29-Part 

1910-July 1990 

192. Luis M. de la Maza, M.D., Ph.D., Marie 

T. Pezzlo, M.A (AAM); Ellen Jo Baron., 

F (AAM) “Color Atlas of Diagnostic 

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193. Comment, Comment ILL Number: 

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194. P. Sherwood Burge, A.S Robertson, and LWFR-EXP15-000467-

A.Hedge “Comparison of Self- 

Administered Questionnaire with 

Physician Diagnosis in the Diagnosis of 

the Sick Building Syndrome” 

195. J.M Fernandez Vozmediano and J.C 

Armario Hita “Concordance and 

discordance between TRUE Test and 

Finn Chamber” 

196. S. Iris Ale and Howard I. Maibach 

“Reproducibility of patch test results: a 

concurrent right-versus-left study using 

TRUE Test” 

197. Daele, Vander, Poorten, Rombaux, 

Hamoir; “Cancer of the nasal vestibule, 

nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses” 

198. Robert Dales MD MSc(Epid), Ling Liu 

MMD PhD, Amanda J. Wheeler PhD, 

Nicolas L. Gilbert MSc “Quality of 

indoor residential air and health” 

199. B. Brunekreef “Damp housing and adult 

respiratory symptoms” 

200. Chih-Shan Li, Ching-Wan HSU, Chia- 

Hui Lu “Dampness and Respiratory 

Symptoms among workers in Daycare 

Centers in a Subtropical Climate” 

201. T.L Brasel, D.R Douglas, S.C Wilson, 

and D.C Straus “Detection of Airborne 

Stachybotrys chartarum Macrocyclic 

Trichothecene Mycotoxins on 

Particulates Smaller than Conidia” 

202. Louise Arup Fischer, Torkil Menne, and 

Jeanne Duus Johansen “Dose per unit 

area-a study of elicitation of nickel 

allergy” 

203. Druce HM; “Nasal provocation 

challenge-strategies for experimental 

design” 

204. Paul Arnow, M.D; Jordan Fink, M.D.; 

Donald Schleuter, M.D.; Joseph 

Barboriak, Sc.D.; 

George Mallison, M.P.H; Sami Said, 

M.D; Stanley Martin, M.S.; George 

Unger, M.D; Gerald Scanlon, M.D; 

Viswanath Kurup, Ph.D.; “Early 

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Pneumonitis in Office Workers” 

205. Fenna A Ebbens, Christos Georgalas and 

Wytske J. Fokkens “Fungus as the cause 

of chronic rhinosinusitis: the case 

remains unproven” 

206. Fenna A Ebbens, MD, MSc, and Wytske 

J. Fokkens, MD, PhD “The Mold 

Conundrum in Chronic Rhonosinusitis: 

Where Do We Stand Today?” 

207. Mario Nikulin, Kari Reijula, Bruce 

Jarvis, Pirio Veijalanien and Eeva-Liisa 

Hintikka 

“Effects of Intranasal Exp to Spores of 

Stachybotrys Atria in Mice” 

208. Noreen N. Khan and Bobby Wilson 

“Environmental Assessment of Mold 

Concentrations and Potential Mycotoxin 

in the Greater Southeast Texas Area” 

209. U.S Environmental Protection Agency 

“EPA Fine Particle PM 2.5 

Designations” 

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210. EPA Safe Contaminent Chart LWFR-EXP15-000605- 

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211. M. Leino, M. Makela, K. Reijula, T. 

Haahtlat, H. Mussalo-Rauhamaa, T. 

Toumi, E-L Hintikka, and H. Alenius 

“Intranasal exposure to a damp building 

mould, Stachybotrys chartarum, induces 

lung inflammation in mice by satraxinindependent 

mechanisms” 

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212. Claus Zachariae, Barbara Hall, Martine 

Cottin, Sylve Cupferman, Klaus 

Andersen, T. Menne “Experimental 

elicitation of contact allergy from a 

diazolidinyl uera-preserved cream in 

relation to anatomical region, exposure 

time and concentration” 

213. Marjo Nikulin, Kari Reijula, Bruce B 

Jarvis, and Eeva-Liisa Hintikka 

“Experimental Lung Mycotoxicosis in 

Mice Induced by Stachybotrys Atra” 

214. L.A. Fischer, J.D Johnson, and T. Menne 

“Methyldibromoglutaronitrile allergy: 

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elationship between patch test and 

repeated open application test 

thresholds” 

215. Lawrence Fishbein, PhD “Exposure 

from occupational versus other sources” 

216. Floods Carry Potential for Toxic Mold 

Disease; May 1997 

217. Flyvholm MA, Hall BM, et al; 

Threshold for occluded formaldehyde 

patch test in formaldehyde-sensitive 

patients. Relationship to repeated open 

applica” 

218. Peter Franklin, Peter Dingle, and 

Stephen Stick “Raised Exhaled Nitric 

Oxide in Healthy Children is Associated 

with Domestic Formaldehyde Levels” 

219. Karl E. Frees, et al “Severe complication 

after administration if formalin for 

treatment of progressive ethomidal 

hematoma in a horse”. 

220. Kazuyasu Fujii, et al “Effect of 

formaldehyde Gas Exposure in a Marine 

Allergic Contact Hypersensitivity 

Model” 

221. Fran Fisher., M.T. (ASCP), et al 

“Fundamentals of Diagnostic 

Mycology” 

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222. James Gibson “Formaldehyde Toxicity” LWFR-EXP15-002177- 

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223. Gollhausen Rainer, et al 

“Reproducibility of patch test results; 

Comparison of TRUE Test and Finn 

Chamber Test Results” 

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224. Gottschalk C, Bauer J, Meyer K.; 

“Detection of Satratoxin G and H Indoor 

Air from a Water-Damaged Building” 

225. Gutarowska B, Wiszniewska M, et al; 

“Exposure to moulds in flats and the 

prevalence of allergic diseasespreliminary 

study” 

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226. Unknown, Erratum LWFR-EXP15-000707- 

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227. R.W Hanckel, M.D., and Richard Carter, 

M.D.; “Epistaxis” 

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228. Haraguchi, Ebihara, Saikawa, et al; 

“Malignant tumors of the nasal cavity; 

review of a 60-case series” 

229. Hata, H, Takano H, Matsumiya G., et al; 

“Late complications of gelatin-resorcinformalin 

glue in the repair of acute type 

A aortic dissection” 

230. Jun-ichi Hattori, MD, et al; 

“Bronchospasm Induced by Propofol in 

a Patient with Sick House Syndrome” 

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231. Hazard Communication LWFR-EXP15-000734- 

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232. Eckardt Johanning, et al; “Health and 

Immunology study following exposure 

to toxigenic fungi (Stachybotrys 

chartarum) in a water damaged office 

environment” 

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233. Peter Kozak Jr.; “Home Mold Surveys” LWFR-EXP15-000769- 

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234. IARC Vol 100 F- A review of human LWFR-EXP 15-000779 

carcinogens Part F 

235. Imidazolidinyl Urea 39236-46-9 LWFR-EXP15-000780- 

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236. Immunology 7th Edition - 

Hypersensitivity Type IV - Chapter 26 

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237. Dales, Robert, et al; “ndoor Air Quality 

and Health; Reproducibility of 

Respiratory Symptoms and Reported 

Home Dampness and Molds using a 

Self-Administered Questionnaire” 

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238. D.M Kuhn and M.A Ghannoum “Indoor 

Mold, Toxigenic Fungi, and 

Stachybotrys Charatarum: Infectious 

Disease Perspective” 

239. Ana Rask-Anderson, et al; “Inhalation 

Fever and Respiratory Symptoms in 

Swedish Sawmills” 

240. Izulani H. Shibukawa, et al; Devasting 

late complication for repair of type A 

Acute aortic dissection with usage of 

gelatin-resorcinol-formalin glue” 

241. C. Janson, et al; “European Community 

Respiratory Health Survey: What are the 

main results so far?” 

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242. Jerzy Kaminski, et al; “Determination of 

Formaldehyde in Fresh and Retail Milk 

by Liquid Colmn Chromatography” 

243. Teruhisa Kazui, MD, et al; “Role of 

Biologic Glue Repair of Proximal Aortic 

Dissection in the Development of Early 

and Midterm Redissection of the Aortic 

Root” 

244. Edward Kerfoot, PhD., et al; 

“Formaldehyde and Paraformaldehyde 

Study in Funeral Homes” 

245. Matthias Kirsch, MD., et al; “Aortic 

Alterations After Use of Gelatin- 

Resorcinol-Formalin Glue” 

246 Jame Koenig, PhD.; “Indoor and outdoor 

pollutants and the upper respiratory 

tract” 

247 Henrik Kolstad “Do Indoor Molds in 

Non-Industrial Environments Threaten 

Workers’ Health? A Review of the 

Epidemiologic Evidence” 

248 Koltai PJ “Effects of air pollution on the 

upper respiratory tract of children” 

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249 Lab Rpt Badge 8-06-09 LWFR-EXP15-000896 

250 Lab Rpt Tube 8-06-09 LWFR-EXP15-000897 

251 Lee Ch, Maibach HI; “Study of 

cumulative irritant contact dermatitis in 

man utilizing open application on sub 

clinically irritated skin” 

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252 PR Morey PhD “Microbiological 

Contamination in Buildings” 

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253 Suzanne Gravesen “Microfungal 

Contamination of Damp Buildings” 

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254 Mold Culture Lab Rpt 8-29-09 LWFR-EXP15-000915- 

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255 Michael C.R Alvanja “Mortality Study 

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256 MSDS Sheet Formaldehyde LWFR-EXP15-000925- 

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257 Mycotoxins - Ruth A Etzel MD LWFR-EXP15-000937- 

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258 Mycotoxins & Public Health - Malloy LWFR-EXP15-000940- 

CD Marr JS 

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259 Tapani Tuomi “Mycotoxins in Crude LWFR-EXP15-000950-

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Bldgs” 

260 NIOSH Criteria for a Recommended 

Standard - Occupational Exposure 

261 Sheila West “Non Viral Risk Factors for 

Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma in The 

Philippines” 

262 Norback, D, et al; “Asthmatic symptoms 

and violatile organic compounds, 

formaldehyde and carbon dioxide in 

dwellings” 

263 Ogunleye, et al; “Usual and unusual 

features of sinonasal cancer in Nigerian 

Africans; a prospective study of 27 

patients” 

264 Formaldehyde 2016, NIOSH Manual of 

Analytical Methods, Fourth Edition 

265 Formaldehyde by Vis 3500, NIOSH 

Manual of Analytical Methods, Fourth 

Edition 

266 OSHA Formaldehyde Sampling 

Method, Method Development Team, 

Industrial Hygiene Chemistry Division 

267 OSHA Formaldehyde Sampling Method 

1007, Method Development Team, 

Industrial Hygiene Chemistry Division 

268 X Weng, CH Chon, H Jiang, D Li, 

“Rapid Detection of Formaldehyde 

Concentration in Food on a 

Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) 

Microfluidic Chip” Food Chemistry 114 

(2009) 1079-1082. 

269 Evaluation of Formaldehyde Levels in 

Occupied Federal Emergency 

Management Agency-Owned Temporary 

Housing Units, National Center for 

Environmental Health. 

270 Franklin Mirer, “Risky Business: 

Forming Your Opinion of Katrina, Part 

1” The Synergist, January 2009 

271 LJ Salas and HB Singh, “Measurements 

of Formaldehyde and Acetaldehyde in 

the Urban Ambient Air” Atmospheric 

Environment Vol. 20 No. 6. (1986) pp. 

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272 OSHA Summary of Air and Noise 

Sampling Results Representing Actual 

or Potential Exposures for Response and 

Recovery Workers Involved in 

Hurricane Response and Recovery 

Activities 

273 DeVanny Industrial Consultants, 

Formaldehyde Sampling: Active and 

Passive Sampling Protocols March 2008 

274 Ohmichi, Kimihide “Formaldehyde 

Exposure in a Gross Anatomy 

Laboratory” 

275 Jonathan White “Oral Tolerance to 

Contact Allergens” 

276 Osguthorpe, David “Frontal Sinus 

Malignancies” 

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277 OSHA Recognized Carcinogens LWFR-EXP15-001011- 

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278 Michael Hodgson “Outbreak Recurrent LWFR-EXP15-001013- 

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office workers” 

279 B.A Owen, et al;” Formaldehyde in 

Drinking Water: Comparative Hazard 

Evaluation and an Approach to 

Regulation” 

280 Elizabeth Sherertz “Patch Testing 

Discordance Alert - False Negative 

Findings” 

281 Pattys Toxicology 5th Edition Volume 5 

- Aldehydes and Acetals 

282 Paustenbach, et al; “A recommended 

occupational exposure limit for 

formaldehyde based on irritation” 

283 Pediatrics- Toxic Effects of Indoor 

Molds March 2005 

284 Christina Scheel, et al; “Possible Sources 

of Sick Bldg Syndrome Tennesee 

Middle School” 

285 Paivi Rauni, et al; “Preliminary 

Description of Antigenic Components 

Characteristic” 

286 Michael Hodgson, et al; “Pulmonary 

Disease Associated with Cafeteria 

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Flooding” 

287 Tove Agner – “Formaldehye Allergy – 

A Follow Up Study” 

288 Arts – “Inhaled formaledhydeevaluation 

of sensory irritation in 

relation to carcinogenicity” 

289 Arts – “Setting an indoor air exposure 

limit for formaldehyde_ Factors of 

concern” 

290 Ballarin, Cinzia – “Micronucleated Cells 

in Nasal Mucosa” 

291 Ballenger, MD, John J.– “Some Effects 

of Formaldehyde on the Upper 

Respiratory Tract” 

292 Barreto, Mauricio L. – “Risk Factors and 

Immunological Pathways for Asthma 

and Other Allergic Diseases in Children” 

293 Batra, Jyotsna – “Inductible Nitric Oxide 

Synthase” 

294 Berke, MD, Jerry H. – “Cytologic 

Examination of the Nasal Mucosa in 

Formaldehyde-exposed Workers” 

295 Bermudez – “Characterization of Cell 

Lines Derived from Formaldehyde- 

Induced Nasal Tumors in Rats” 

296 Blair – “Epidemiologic Evidence on the 

relationship between formaldehyde 

exposure and cancer” 

297 Bolt – “Experimental Toxicology of 

Formaldehyde” 

298 Boysen – “Nasal Mucosa of Workers 

Exposed to HCHO” 

299 Bredt -“Endogenous Nitric Oxide 

Synthesis” 

300 Brown, Sara J. – “Atopic Eczema and 

the Filaggrin Story” 

301 Bruynzeel – “Formaldehyde Contact 

Sensitivity and the use of Shampoo” 

302 Burgaz – “Micronuclei Frequencies in 

Exfoliated Nasal Mucosa Cells from 

Pathology and Anatomy Laboratory 

Workers” 

303 Casanova – “Covalent Binding of 

Inhaled 

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Tract of Rhesus Monkeys” 

304 Casanova – “DNA-Protein Cross-Links 

and Cell Replication at Specific Sites in 

the Nose of F344 Rats” 

305 Casarett & Doull's – Toxicology – “The 

Basic Science of Poisons” – Sixth 

Edition 

306 Casset – “Le Formaldehyde inhale et la 

response bronchique” 

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307 Chan – “Atopic Dermatitis in 2008” LWFR-EXP15-002370- 

308 Chen, JJ– “Detoxification of Reactive 

Aldehydes in Mitochondria” 

309 Conolly, Rory B. – “Human Respiratory 

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310 Conolly, Rory B. – “Simulation 

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311 Costa, Solange – “Genotoxic Damage in 

Pathology Anatomy Laboratory Workers 

Exposed to Formaldehyde” 

312 Cronin – “Formaldehyde is a Significant 

Allergen in Women with Hand Eczema” 

313 Dales, MD, Robert– “Quality of indoor 

residential air and health” 

314 Davydov, Vadim V. – “Age-Related 

Changes in Activity of Enzymes 

Catalyzing Oxidation-Reduction” 

315 Davydov, Vadim V. – “Possible Role of 

Alteration of Aldehyde's Scavenger 

Enzymes During Aging” 

316 de Groot – “Patch Test Reactivity to 

DMDM Hydantoin” 

317 Delfino, Ralph J.– “Asthma Symptoms 

in Hispanic Children and Daily Ambient 

Exposures to Toxic and Criteria Air 

Pollutants” 

318 Delfino, Ralph J. – “Epidemiologic 

Evidence for Asthma and Exposure to 

Air Toxics: Linkages between 

Occupational, Indoor and Community 

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319 d'Errico – “A Case-control Study on 

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Nasal Cancer” 

320 Eberlein-Konig – “Influence of Airborne 

Nitrogen Dioxide or Formaldehyde on 

Parameters of Skin Function” 

321 Edling, C. – “Formaldehyde and the 

Nasal Mucosa” 

322 Edling, C. – “Occupational exposure to 

Formaldehyde and Histopathological 

Changes in the Nasal Mucosa” 

323 Edling, C. – “Occupational Exposure to 


324 Erdei, Esther – “Indoor Air Pollutants 

and Immune Biomarkers among 

Hungarian Asthmatic Children” 

325 Fischer, A. – “Clinical Standardization 

of the TRUE Test Formaldehyde Patch” 

326 Fischer , A.– “Mediators of Asthma – 

Nitric Oxide” 

327 Fleming – “Patch Testing in Discoid 

Eczema” 

328 Flyvholm – “Allergic Contact Dermatitis 

From Formaldehyde” 

329 Franklin, Peter – “Raised Exhales Nitric 

Oxide in Healthy Children is Associated 

With Domestic Formaldehyde Levels” 

330 Garrett, M.H. – “Errata for Increased 

Risk of Allergy in Children due to 

Formaldehyde Exposure in Homes” 

331 Garrett, M.H. – “Increased risk of 

allergy in children due to formaldehyde 

exposure in homes” 

332 Giwercman, Charlotte – “Classification 

of Atopic Hand Eczema and the 

Filaggrin Mutations” 

333 Gu, YH – “Long-term Exposure to 

Gaseous Formaldehyde Promotes 

allergen –specific 

IgE-mediated Immune Responses in a 

Murine Model” 

334 Hansen, Johnnie – “Formaldehyde and 

cancer Morbidity among male 

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employees in Denmark” 

335 Hauptmann, Michael – “Mortality from 

Lymphohemtopoietic Malignancies 

Among Workers in Formaldehyde 

Industries” 

336 Hauptmann, Michale –“ Mortality from 

Solid Cancers among Workers in 

Formaldehyde Industries” 

337 Hayes, Richard B.- “Cancer of the nasal 

cavity and paranasal sinuses, and 

formaldehyde exposure” 

338 Hayes, Richard B.– “Mortality of US 

Embalmers and Funeral Directors” 

339 Hayes, Richard B. – “Wood Related 

Occupations, Wood Dust Exposure and 

Sinonasal Cancer” 

340 Held, Elisabeth – “Contact Allergy to 

Cosmetics: Testing with Patients’ Own 

Products” 

341 Henderson, Edward M. – “SNOR and 

Wheeze: The Asthma Enzyme” 

342 Hester, Susan D. – “Formaldehyde 

Inducced Gene Expression in F344 Rat 

Nasal Respiratory Epithelium” 

343 Holmstrom, M. – “Histological Changes 

in the Nasal Mucosa in Persons 

Occupationally Exposed to 


344 Holmstrom, M. – “Histological Changes 

in the Nasal Mucosa in Rats after Long 

Term Exposure” 

345 Holmstrom, M. – “Respiratory 

Symptoms and Pathophysiological 

Effects of Occupational Exposure to 

Formaldehyde and Wood Dust” 

346 Hovding – “Contact Eczema Due to 

Formaldehyde in Resin Finished 

Textiles” 

347 Ionescu, Jean – “Experimental Chronic 

Obstructive Lung Disease. 

Bronchopulmonary Changes Induced 

in Rabbits by Prolonged Exposure to 


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348 Jeffery, P.K. –“ Differences and LWFR-EXP15-002772-

Similarities between Chronic 

Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and 

Asthma” 

349 Kamata – “Results of a 28-Month 

Chronic Inhalation Toxicity Study of 

Formaldehyde in Male Fisher – 344 

Rats” 

350 Kerns, William D.- “Carcinogenicity of 

Formaldehyde in Rata and Mice After 

Long-Term Inhalation Exposure” 

351 Kimbell, Julia – “Correlation of 

Regional Formaldehyde Flux Predictions 

with the Distribution of Formaldehydeinduced 

squamous metaplasia in F344 

Rat Nasal Passages” 

352 Kimbell, Julia-“ Nasal Dosimetry of 

Inhaled Gases and Particles” 

353 Krzyzanowski, Michal – “Chronic 

Respiratory Effects of Indoor 

Formaldehyde Exposure” 

354 Linos – “Leukemia and Non-Hodgkin's 

Lymphoma Among Embalmers and 

Funeral Directors” 

355 Luce – “Sinonasal Cancer and 

Occupational 

Exposure to Formaldehyde and Other 

Substances” 

356 Maibach, Howard – “Formaldehyde - 

Effects on Animal and Human Skin” 

357 Maronpot, R.R. – “Toxicity of 

Formaldehyde Vapor in B6C3F1 

Mice” 

358 Matsunaga – “Ambient Formaldehyde 

Levels and Allergic Disorders Among 

Japanese Pregnant Women” 

359 Maurice, F. – “Anaphylactic Shock 

Caused by Formaldehyde” 

360 McGregor, D. – “Formaldehyde and 

Glutaraldehyde and Nasal Cytotoxicity” 

361 Mi – “Current asthma and respiratory 

symptoms among pupils in Shanghai, 

China” 

362 Mi – “Current asthma and respiratory 

symptoms among pupils in Shanghai, 

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China” 

363 Monticello, Thomas M.-“ Cell 

Proliferation and Formaldehyde-Induced 

Respiratory Carcinogenesis” 

364 Monticello, Thomas M. – “Effects of 

Formaldehyde Gas on the Respiratory 

Tract of Rhesus Monkeys” 

365 Nederost, Susan T. – “The Role of Patch 

Testing for Chemical and Protein 

Allergens in Atopic Dermatitis” 

366 Nielsen, G. Damgard – “Acute Airway 

Effects of Formaldehyde and Ozone in 

BALBc Mice” 

367 Olsen, J. H. – “Formaldehyde and the 

Risk of Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the 

Sinonasal Cavities” 

368 Olsen, J.H. –“ Formaldehyde induced 

symptoms in day care centers” 

369 Olsen, J.H. – “Occupational 

formaldehyde exposure and increased 

nasal cancer risk in man” 

370 Olsen, J. H. – “Occupational Risks of 

Sinonasal Cancer in Denmark” 

371 Ott, M. Gerald – “Lymphatic and 

Hematopoietic Tissue Cancer in 

Chemical Manufacturing Environment” 

372 Parmigiani - Ethotoxicology-“An 

Evolutionary Approach to the Study of 

Environmental Endocrine-Disrupting 

Chemicals” 

373 Pati, S.-“ Indoor Environmental Risk 

Factors for Asthma and Respiratory Ill 

Health in Preschool Children” 

374 Patty’s Toxicology – 5 th Edition – 

Volume 5 

“Aldehydes and Acetals” 

375 Pazdrak, Konrad- “Changes in nasal 

lavage fluid due to HCHO inhalation” 

376 Pedersen – “Occupational Hand Eczema 

from Formaldehyde in Price Labels” 

377 Pinkerton, L.E. – “Mortality among a 

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378 Recio, Leslie – “Oncogene and Tumor LWFR-EXP15-003033-

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379 Roitt - Immunology Seventh Edition LWFR-EXP15-003039- 

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380 Rostenberg, A. – “A Study of 

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381 Rumchev, K.B. –“ Domestic exposure to 

formaldehyde significantly increases the 

risk of asthma in young children” 

382 Rusch, George M. – “A 26 Week 

Inhalation Toxicity Study With 

Formaldehyde in the Monkey, Rat and 

Hamster” 

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383 Shaham - DNA-Protein Cross-Links LWFR-EXP15-003067- 

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384 Sittig, Marshall – “Handbook of Toxic 

and Hazardous Chemicals and 

Carcinogens” 

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385 Smedje – “Asthma among secondary 

schoolchildren 

in relation to the school environment” 

386 Smedje – “Incidence of Asthma 

Diagnosis and Self-Reported Allergy” 

387 Stellman, Steven D. – “Cancer Mortality 

and Wood Dust Exposure Among 

Participants In The American Cancer 

Society Cancer Prevention Study-II” 

388 Stroup, Nancy E. – “Brain Cancer and 

Other Causes of Death in Anatomists” 

389 Swenberg, James A. –“ Induction of 

Squamous Cell Carcinomas of the Rat 

Nasal Cavity” 

390 Takahashi, Sachiko– “Prospective Study 

of Clinical Symptoms and Skin Test 

Reactions in Medical Students” 

391 Tavernier, Gael - IPEADAM study – 

“indoor endotoxin exposure” 

392 Thompson – “Mechanistic and Dose 

Considerations for Support Adverse 

Pulmonary Physiology” 

393 Thompson – “Mechanistic 

Considerations for HCHO induced 

bronchoconstriction” 

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394 Til – “Evaluation of Oral Toxicity of 

Acetaldehyde and Formaldehyde” 

395 Til – “Two-Year Drinking-Water Study 

of Formaldehyde in Rats” 

396 US DHH – “Toxicology Profile for 


397 US EPA – “Formaldehyde Hazard 

Summary” 

398 Vaughan – “Formaldehyde and Cancers 

of the Pharynx, Sinus and Nasal Cavity 

1” 

399 Vaughan – “Formaldehyde and Cancers 

of the Pharynx, Sinus and Nasal Cavity 

2” 

400 Vaughan – “Occupational Exposure to 

Formaldehyde and Wood Dust and 

Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma copy” 

401 von Bubnoff – “Dendritic Cells and 

Atopic Eczema-Dermatitis Syndrome” 

Walrath – “Motality Patterns Among 

Embalmers” 

Wantke – “Exposure to gaseous HCHO 

induces 

IgE-Mediated sensitization to HCHO” 

West – “Non-Viral Risk Factors for 

Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma in the 

Phillippines- Results from a Case 

Control Study copy” 

Weston – “Type IV Reactions in the 

Skin” 

Wilmer – “Subacute 4-week Inhalation 

Toxicity Study” 

Wilmer – “Subchronic 13-week 

Inhalation Toxicity Study of 

Formaldehyde in Male Rats” 

World Health Organization - 

Environmental Health Criteria – 

Formaldehyde 

World Health Organization - IARC 

Monographs on the Evaluation of 

Carcinogenic Risks to Humans 

Woutersen – “Subchronic 13-Week 

Inhalation Toxicity Study of 

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Formaldehyde in Rats” 

Wuthrich – “Atopic Eczema - Genetics 

or Environment” 

Zhao – “Asthmatic Symptoms among 

Pupils in Relation to Winter Indoor and 

Outdoor Air Pollution” 

Zwart – “Cytotoxic and Adaptive Effects 

in Rat Nasal Epithelium” 

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Clarification 

08-07-1987 - Cancer warning labels for 

formaldehyde and products containing 

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Documentation for Immediately 

Dangerous 

to Life or Health Concentrations 

(IDLHs) – 50000 

Formaldehyde - 1910.1048 

Formaldehyde - 5246168-312 

Formaldehyde presentation 

demonstrative evidence 

Hazard Communication – 1910 

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Evaluation of Carcinogenic Risks to 

Humans pgs 9, 11, 15-17, 23, 33 

Intro to 29 CFR Part 1910, Occupational 

Exposure to Formaldehyde 

List of all the times analyzed strength of 

association in epidemiologic studies in 

toxic tort litigation 

Medical Surveillance - Formaldehyde - 

1910_1048 App C 

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NIOSH-Respirator Use Policy for 

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Null Hypothesis Sir Ronald Fisher0001 

OSHA Recognized Carcinogens 

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Expression of Surface – bound 

Immunoglobulin E on Antigen – 

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Zweiman – “The Late Phase Reaction - 

Role of IgE, its Receptor and Cytokines” 

Beane Mortality From 

Lyphohematopoietic Malingancies 

Zhang - Formaldehyde exposure and 

leukemia 

Quievryn - Loss of DNA - Protein 

Crosslinks from Formaldehyde 

Hauptmann 2009 - Mortality from 

Lymphohematopoietic Malignancies 

Cogliano - Advice of Formaldehyde and 

Glycol Ethers 

Cogliano - Summary of IARC 

Monographs on Formaldehyde 

Barker - DNA Protein Crosslinks 

Merk - Significance of Formaldehyde 

Induced DNA Protein Cross links 

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evidence Chart on Formaldehyde 

concentrations and eczema 

Chart on Formaldehyde concentrations 

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Chart on Formaldehyde concentrations 

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Report of Patricia M. Williams PhD, 

DABT on Lyndon Wright 

Charts on error rate/false positives/false 

negatives of TRUE Test 

Chart on Reproducibility of TRUE Test 

results 

Diagram of chemical reactions in TRUE 

Test 

Chart on OSHA and gaseous 

Formaldehyde and eczema and cancer 

Chart on Scientific Literature and 

Cancers and Formaldehyde 

Chart on Sensitive Populations 

Chart on ATSDR Minimal Risk Levels 

Chart on Scientific Methodology 

Chart on DNA damage and 

consequences to the cell 

Chart on epidemiologic flaws of Cohort 

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Jarvis, et al., Toxigenic Molds in Water 

Damaged Buildings, Journal of Nat. 

Prod. (1996) 

Sorenson, et al., Trichothecene 

Mycotoxins in Aerosolized- Conidia of 

Stachyboltrys Atra, Applied and 

Environ. Microbiology (1987) 

Fisher, et al., Fundamentals of 

Diagnostic Mycology, 1996 

Uba, et al., Prospective Study of 

Respiratory Effects of Formaldehyde 

Among Healthy and Asthmatic Medical 

Students, Am. Journal of Ind. Med. 

(1989) 

Ueno, Yoshio, The Toxicology of 

Mycotoxins, Critical Reviews in 

Toxicology 

Ueno, Yoshio, Trichothecenes Overview 

Address 

Van Hoogstraten, et al., Persistent 

Immune Tolerance to Nickel and 

Chromium by Oral Administration Prior 

to Cutaneous Sensitization, Journal of 

Investigative Dermatology (1992) 

Venn, et al., Effects of volatile organic 

compounds, damp, and and other 

environmental exposures in the home on 

wheezing illness in children, Thorax 

(2003) 

Vilarma and Maibach, Correlations of 

patch test reactivity and the repeated 

open application test 

(ROAT)/provocative use test (PUT), 

Food and Chemical Toxicology (2004) 

Vimpel, et al., The value of X-ray 

examination of the paranasal sinuses 

after epistaxis, Journal of Laryngology 

and Otology (1985) 

LWFR-EXP15-001984 

LWFR-EXP 15-001985- 

LWFR-EXP15-001991 

LWFR-EXP 15-001992- 

LWFR-EXP15-001993 

LWFR-EXP 15-001994- 

LWFR-EXP15-001999 

LWFR-EXP 15-002000- 

LWFR-EXP15-002003 

LWFR-EXP 15-002004- 

LWFR-EXP15-002015 

LWFR-EXP 15-002016- 

LWFR-EXP15-002049 

LWFR-EXP 15-002050- 

LWFR-EXP15-002060 

LWFR-EXP 15-002061- 

LWFR-EXP15-002071 

LWFR-EXP 15-002072- 

LWFR-EXP15-002079 

LWFR-EXP 15-002080- 

LWFR-EXP15-002087 

LWFR-EXP 15-002088- 

LWFR-EXP15-002094 

37

Von Bubnoff, et al., Dendric cells and 

atopic eczema/dermatitis syndrome, Skin 

and Eye 

Wahlberg, et al., Quantification and 

Specificity of the Repeated Open 

Application Test (ROAT), Acta Derm 

Venereol (1997) 

Wantke, et al., Formaldehyde and 

phenol exposure during an anatomy 

dissection course: A possible source of 

IgE sensitization, Allergy (1996) 

Wantke, et al., Exposure to 

formaldehyde and phenol during an 

dissecting course: sensitizing potency of 

formaldehyde in medical students, 

Allergy (2000) 

Wantke, et al., Exposure to 

formaldehyde and phenol during 

anatomy dissecting course: sensitizing 

potency of formaldehyde in medical 

students, Allergy (2000) 

Ward, et al., A comparison of expression 

of surface-bound immunoglobulin E on 

antigen-presenting cells in cutaneous 

tissue between patients with allergic, 

irritant and atopic dermatitis, Contact 

Dermatitis (1991) 

White, et al., Oral Tolerance to contact 

allergens: a common occurrence? A 

review, Contact Dermatitis (2007) 

Zaghi and Maibach, Quantitative 

Relationships Between Patch Test 

Reactivity and Use Test Reactivity: An 

Overview, Cutaneous and Ocular 

Toxicology (2008) 

Ziem and McTamney, Profile of Patients 

with Chemical Injury and Sensitivity, 

Environmental Health Perspectives 

(1997) 

Gibson, James, Formaldehdye Toxicity, 

(1983) 

88. Any and all articles identified and/or 

relied upon by Plaintiff and/or 

Defendant experts in the preparation of 

LWFR-EXP 15-002095- 

LWFR-EXP15-002100 

LWFR-EXP 15-002101- 

LWFR-EXP15-002106 

LWFR-EXP 15-002107- 

LWFR-EXP15-002112 

LWFR-EXP 15-002113- 

LWFR-EXP15-002117 

LWFR-EXP 15-002118- 

LWFR-EXP15-002122 

LWFR-EXP 15-002123- 

LWFR-EXP15-002130 

LWFR-EXP 15-002137- 

LWFR-EXP15-002145 

LWFR-EXP 15-002151- 

LWFR-EXP15-002160 

LWFR-EXP 15-002161- 

LWFR-EXP15-002176 

LWFR-EXP 15-002177- 

LWFR-EXP15-002178 


38

their reports. 

Expert 

Records and 

Files 

89. Affidavit and Weather Data of Lee E. LWFR-EXP1-000001 – 

Branscome, Ph.D., C.C.M. 


90. Curriculum Vitae of Lee E. Branscome, 

Ph.D., C.C.M. 

PSC 025205- 

PSC 025214 

92. Medical Records of Lyndon Wright and 

file of George Farber, M.D. 

LWFR-EXP2-000021 – 


93. Preliminary Report of Paul Hewett, 

Ph.D. 

LWFR-EXP3-000001 – 


Final Report of Paul Hewett, Ph.D. LWFR-EXP2-000027- 


Supplemental Report of Paul Hewitt, To be supplemented 

Ph.D. (to be produced) 

94. Curriculum Vitae of Paul Hewitt, Ph.D. PSC 025265- 

PSC 025269 

Paul Hewett August 20, 2008 Technical LWFR-EXP3-000170- 

Report in FEMA Formaldehyde LWFR-EXP3-000197 

Products Liability Litigation 

Paul Hewett Report for Gulf Stream / LWFR-EXP3-000198- 

Alexander Trial 

Letter from FEMA to Trailer Occupants 

Re: Formaldehyde levels found in their 

trailers 

39 


PSC 019684- 

PSC 019692 

96. Deposition Testimony of Paul Hewett, To be supplemented 

Ph.D. 

98. Preliminary Report of Kenneth LWFR-EXP6-000001- 

Laughery, Ph.D. 


Final Report of Kenneth Laughery, 

Ph.D. 

LWFR-EXP6-000007- 


99. Curriculum Vitae of Kenneth Laughery, 

Ph.D. 

PSC 025282- 

PSC 025313 

103. Preliminary Report of Alexis Mallet, Jr. LWFR-EXP7-000001- 


Final Report of Alexis Mallet, Jr. LWFR-EXP7-000014- 


Photographs for Report of Alexis Mallet, 

Jr. 

LWFR-EXP7-000145- 


104. Curriculum Vitae of Alexis Mallet, Jr. PSC 025314- 

PSC 025324 

Alexis Mallet, Jr., emails re discussion LWFR-EXP7-009495- 

of Parish Permit 

LWFR-EXP7-009497

Alexis Mallet, Jr., emails re Newspaper 

Article on Orleans Parish Electrical 

Codes 

Letter from Blanco to Thomas, 09/23/05 

Alexis Mallet emails and attached letters 

concerning Permit Regulations in 

Orleans Parish 

Policies and Code Clarifications 

Shaw Daily Quality Control Report, 

11/29/05 

Shaw emails regarding Orleans Parish 

Permit and Code Requirements 

Mach 15 RV Air Condition 

RVP Installation Instructions for 8000 

Series Air Conditioners 

RVP Operation and Maintenance 

Instructions for 6000, 7000, and 8000 

Series Air Conditioners 

RVP Data Inquiry Sheet 

FEMA-Dubuclet Report 7/14/09 

Email from Wyatt Rankin to Alex 

Mallet, 5/19/09 

Bayseal CC 

Bayseal CC for Residential Builders 

Chemical Design, Closed Cell Spray 

Foam 

Green Home Builder Creates 

Environmentally Friendly Home with 

Closed Cell Foam 

EnviroFoam Insulation 

Dometic Installation Instructions 

Forest River Appliance Information 

Sheet 

Emails regarding Fluor Jacking 

Instructions 

40 

LWFR-EXP7-009503- 


LWFR-EXP7-009527- 


LWFR-EXP7-009503- 


LWFR-EXP7-009546- 


LWFR-EXP7-009548- 



LWFR-EXP7-009553- 


LWFR-EXP7-009555- 


LWFR-EXP7-009571- 


LWFR-EXP7-009579- 


LWFR-EXP7-009581- 



LWFR-EXP7-009603- 


LWFR-EXP7-009605- 


LWFR-EXP7-009607- 


LWFR-EXP7-009612- 


LWFR-EXP7-009614- 


LWFR-EXP7-009583- 


LWFR-EXP7-009614- 


LWFR-EXP7-009643- 

LWFR-EXP7-009644

Fluor FEMA Procedures 

LWFR-EXP7-009645- 


Important Information for Travel Trailer 

Occupants 

LWFR-EXP7-009656- 


Formaldehyde Levels in FEMA- LWFR-EXP7-009658- 

Supplied Trailers 


Suburban Gas Furnaces Installation LWFR-EXP7-009660- 

Instruction 


Emails regarding CH20 Information LWFR-EXP7-009689 

Information from Composite Panel LWFR-EXP7-009690- 

Association Website 


Maxx Fan Installation Instructions LWFR-EXP7-009709- 


Emails regarding Closed Cell Foam LWFR-EXP7-009714- 


Versi-Foam Systems 

LWFR-EXP7-009718- 


Chemical Design Product Catalog: LWFR-EXP7-009733- 

Closed Cell Spray Foam 


Tool Box Training: Proper Jacking LWFR-EXP7-009748 

Techniques 

Emails Regarding Shaw Jacking LWFR-EXP7-009749- 

Procedure 


MHRA Website on Moisture Field 

Study 

LWFR-EXP7-009751- 


MHRA Minimizing Moisture Problems LWFR-EXP7-009753- 

Report 


MHRA Report Page with Handwritten LWFR-EXP7-009800- 

Note 


Building your Louisiana House LWFR-EXP7-009802- 


Email regarding Gulf Stream Coach 

Construction 

LWFR-EXP7-009805- 


RESNET Standards Chapter Seven LWFR-EXP7-009850- 


RESNET National Home Energy Rating 

Technical Guidelines 12/28/05 

LWFR-EXP7-009878- 


Performance Work Statement: LWFR-EXP7-009927- 

Individual Assistance-Technical LWFR-EXP7-009945 

Assistance Contract 

Email from Alexis Mallet to Alexis LWFR-EXP7-009958- 

Mallet regarding Electronic Code of LWFR-EXP7-009959 

Federal Regulations 

Stephen Patterson and Madan Mahta, LWFR-EXP7-009960- 

41

Roofing Design and Practice 

Email from Orleans Parish re: Code 

Enforcement 

106. Trailer drawings by Alexis Mallet, 

Jr./Ervin Ritter 

Trailer Photographs by Alexis Mallet, Jr. 

Trailer Videos by Alexis Mallet, Jr. 

Trailer Images by Alexis Mallet, Jr. 

Data Logger Information by Alexis 

Mallet, Jr. 

42 



LWFR-EXP7-13933- 


LWFR-EXP7-004671- 

LWFR-EXP7-005396; 

LWFR-EXP7-005401- 

LWFR-EXP7-005513; 

LWFR-EXP7-005518- 

LWFR-EXP7-005546; 

LWFR-EXP7-005554- 

LWFR-EXP7-005571; 

LWFR-EXP7-005574- 

LWFR-EXP7-005725; 

LWFR-EXP7-005726- 

LWFR-EXP7-006465; 

LWFR-EXP7-010628- 

LWFR-EXP7-010942; 

LWFR-EXP7-010999- 

LWFR-EXP7-011539; 

LWFR-EXP7-011541- 

LWFR-EXP7-011629; 

LWFR-EXP7-011660- 

LWFR-EXP7-011661; 

LWFR-EXP7-011749- 

LWFR-EXP7-011816; 

LWFR-EXP7-011822- 

LWFR-EXP7-012292; 

LWFR-EXP7-012782- 

LWFR-EXP7-013440; 

LWFR-EXP7-013441- 


LWFR-EXP7-005397; 

LWFR-EXP7-005398; 

LWFR-EXP7-005399; 

LWFR-EXP7-005400; 

LWFR-EXP7-008043- 


1 LWFR-EXP7-012293- 

1 LWFR-EXP7-012370; 

2 LWFR-EXP7-012371- 

2 LWFR-EXP7-012448; 

3 LWFR-EXP7-012449- 

3 LWFR-EXP7-012522;

4 LWFR-EXP7-012523- 

4 LWFR-EXP7-012600; 

5 LWFR-EXP7-012601- 

5 LWFR-EXP7-012678; 

6 LWFR-EXP7-012679- 

6 LWFR-EXP7-012756 

Ritter Consulting Engineers Handwritten 

Notes 

LWFR-EXP7-011817- 


109. Preliminary Report of Lawrence G. 

Miller, M.D., M.P.H. 

LWFR-EXP8-000001- 


Final Report of Lawrence G. Miller, LWFR-EXP8-000010 

M.D., M.P.H. 


Supplemental Report of Lawrence G. LWFR-EXP8-000108- 



110. Curriculum Vitae of Lawrence G. 


PSC 025360- 

PSC 025375 

Temporary Medical License for Dr. To be supplemented 

Lawrence Miller 

113. Exhibits from the deposition of To be supplemented 

Lawrence G. Miller, M.D., M.P.H. 

114. Preliminary Report of Charles David LWFR-EXP9-000001- 

Moore, P.E. P.L.S. 


Final Report of Charles David Moore, LWFR-EXP5-000005- 

P.E. P.L.S. 


115. Curriculum Vitae of Charles David 

Moore, P.E. P.L.S. 

PSC 025346- 

PSC 025349 

Construction Manuals (Manual of Steel LWFR-EXP5-000457- 

Construction, Minimum Design Loads, LWFR-EXP5-000459 

Timber Construction Manual) 

119. Preliminary Report of Ervin Ritter, P.E. LWFR-EXP10-000001- 

LWFR-EXP10-000007 

Final Report of Ervin Ritter, P.E. LWFR-EXP10-000008- 

LWFR-EXP10-000117 

120. Curriculum Vitae of Ervin Ritter, P.E. PSC 025350- 

PSC 025354 

121. Reliance Materials and File of Ervin To be supplemented 

Ritter, P.E. 

122. Deposition Testimony of Ervin Ritter, To be supplemented 

P.E. 

123. Exhibits from the deposition of Ervin To be supplemented 

Ritter, P.E. 

All photographs by Ervin Ritter LWFR-EXP10-000118- 

LWFR-EXP10-002068 

124. Preliminary Report of William D. Scott, LWFR-EXP11-000001- 

43

P.E., C.H.M.M. 

LWFR-EXP11-000042 

Final Report of William D. Scott, P.E., LWFR-EXP11-000043- 

C.H.M.M. 

LWFR-EXP11-000135 

125. Curriculum Vitae of William D. Scott, PSC 025355- 

P.E., C.H.M.M. 

PSC 025368 

126. Reliance Materials and File of William To be supplemented 

D. Scott, P.E., C.H.M.M. 

127. Deposition Testimony of William D. To be supplemented 

Scott, P.E. C.H.M.M. 

128. Exhibits from the deposition of William To be supplemented 

D. Scott, P.E., C.H.M.M. 

129. Microbial Growth Report by W.D. Scott To be supplemented 

and Associates 

130. Preliminary Report of Edward H. LWFR-EXP12-000001- 

Shwery, Ph.D. 

LWFR-EXP12-000011 

Preliminary Report of Edward H. LWFR-EXP12-000012- 

Shwery, Ph.D. 

LWFR-EXP12-000016 

131. Curriculum Vitae of Edward H. Shwery, 

Ph.D. 

PSC 025369- 

PSC 025391 

Edward H. Shwery Testing Raw Data LWFR-EXP12-000061- 

and Notes 

LWFR-EXP12-000128 

132. Reliance Materials and File of Edward To be supplemented 

H. Shwery, Ph.D. 

133. Deposition Testimony of Edward H. To be supplemented 

Shwery, Ph.D. 

134. Exhibits from the deposition of Edward To be supplemented 

H. Shwery, Ph.D. 

135. Preliminary Report of Stephen Smulski, 

Ph.D. 

LWFR-EXP13-000001- 

LWFR-EXP13-000022 

Final Report of Stephen Smulski, Ph.D. LWFR-EXP13-000023- 

LWFR-EXP13-000061 

136. Curriculum Vitae of Stephen Smulski, PSC 025392- 

Ph.D. 

PSC 025406 

Emails between Stephen Smulski and To be supplemented 

Composite Panel Association 

137. Reliance Materials and File of Stephen To be supplemented 

Smulski, Ph.D. 

Additional Reliance Documents, not yet To be supplemented 

produced by Stephen Smulski, Ph.D. 

Photographs by Stephen Smulski, Ph.D. LWFR-EXP13-004164 

LWFR-EXP13-004354 

138. Deposition Testimony of Stephen To be supplemented 


139. Exhibits from the deposition of Stephen To be supplemented 

44


140. Preliminary Report of Patricia M. LWFR-EXP15-000001- 

Williams, Ph.D. D.A.B.T. 

LWFR-EXP15-000054 

Final Report of Patricia M. Williams, LWFR-EXP15-000055- 

Ph.D., D.A.B.T. 

LWFR-EXP15-000130 

141. Curriculum Vitae of Patricia M. PSC 025407- 

Williams, Ph.D., D.A.B.T. 

PSC 025437 

Fee Schedule of Patricia M. Williams, PSC 025438 

Ph.D., D.A.B.T. 

List of Testimonies of Patricia M. 


PSC 025439- 

PSC 025440 

142. Reliance Material and File of Patricia M. To be supplemented 


143. Deposition Testimony of Patricia M. To be supplemented 


144. Exhibits from the deposition of Patricia To be supplemented 

M. Williams, Ph.D., D.A.B.T. 

145. Preliminary Report of Paul LaGrange LWFR-EXP5-000001- 


Final Report of Paul LaGrange 

LWFR-EXP5-000003- 


Supplemental Report of Paul LaGrange To be supplemented 

146. Curriculum Vitae of Paul LaGrange PSC 026031- 

PSC 026034 

Fee Schedule of Paul LaGrange PSC 026035 

List of Testimonies of Paul LaGrange PSC 026036 

147. Reliance Materials and File of Paul To be supplemented 

LaGrange 

Additional Documents of Paul LaGrange LWFR-EXP5-000317- 


Photographs by Paul LaGrange LWFR-EXP5-000595- 

LWFR-EXP5-001243; 

LWFR-EXP5-001244- 


Videos by Paul LaGrange 

LWFR-EXP5-000572; 

LWFR-EXP5-000575; 

LWFR-EXP5-000573; 

LWFR-EXP5-000574; 


Initial Place Holding Report 

LWFR-EXP5-000576- 


Paul LaGrange Handwritten Notes; LWFR-EXP5-000579- 

Inspection Notes 


LaGrange Report LWFR-EXP 5-000001 – 

45

LWFR-EXP 5-000316; 

PSC 026031 – 

PSC 026036 

Dometic Installation Instructions FR-LTW-EXP06-107751 

– 

FR-LTW-EXP06-107769 

LaGrange Video Animation with You LWFR-EXP 5-001277 

Tube link 

LaGrange HVAC Load Calculations 

(Corrected Manual J Load) 

LWFR-EXP 5-001278 – 

LWFR-EXP 5-001296 

LaGrange Supplemental Letter of 

Clarification 

LWFR-EXP 5-001272 – 

LWFR-EXP 5-001273 

LaGrange Tectite Blower Door Test 

Report 

LWFR-EXP 5-001274 – 

LWFR-EXP 5-001276 

148. Deposition Testimony of Paul LaGrange To be supplemented 

149. Exhibits from the deposition of Paul To be supplemented 

LaGrange 

150. Preliminary Report of Dr. Richard A LWFR-EXP14-000001- 

Spector 

LWFR-EXP14-000004 

Final Report of Dr. Richard A. Spector LWFR-EXP14-000005- 

LWFR-EXP14-000015 

151. Curriculum Vitae of Dr. Richard A. PSC 026027- 

Spector 

PSC 026030 

152. Reliance Materials and File of Dr. To be supplemented 

Richard A. Spector 

153. Deposition Testimony of Dr. Richard A. To be supplemented 

Spector 

154. Exhibits from the deposition of Dr. To be supplemented 

Richard A. Spector 

155. Any supplemental Affidavits or Reliance To be supplemented 

Material by Plaintiff’s or Defendants’ 

Experts 

156. Any deposition testimony provided by To be supplemented 

any and all plaintiff and/or deposition 

fact and/or expert witness in this matter. 

157. Any and all demonstrative evidence to To be supplemented 

be developed and/or utilized by 

Plaintiff’s experts at trial 

158. Any additional exhibits identified at To be supplemented 

deposition of any expert or fact witness 

in this matter. 

Any document to be identified by 

Plaintiff in the ongoing discovery and 

deposition process 


46

All Photographs taken by Plaintiff or 

Plaintiff’s Experts 

Any Plaintiff supplementation of any 

report and supplementing documents 

which may occur 

Any and all Plaintiff demonstrative aids 

for trial to be exchanged at the 

appropriate time 

Testing 

Database 

159. Formaldehyde Testing Database 

Testing 

Documents 

prepared by the PSC 

Bill Scott Testing Data, October, 2008 

Bill Scott Testing Data, August, 2009 

Mold Testing Data 

Plaintiff’s Testing Protocol 

All Testing Results Produced Relating to 

Lyndon Wright Unit 

Inspection in 

Melville, LA 

160. Photographs taken by 

Plaintiffs/Plaintiff’s Experts during 

destructive testing at FEMA 

Staging/Storing Facility in Melville, 

Louisiana. 

161. Video taken by Plaintiff/Plaintiff’s 

Experts during the destructive testing at 

FEMA Staging/Storage Facility in 

Melville, Louisiana. 

162. Photographs taken by 

Defendants/Defendants’ Experts during 

destructive testing. 

163. Video taken by Defendants/Defendants’ 

Experts during destructive testing. 

164. Animations created by C4 Animation 

(Reagan Johnson) 

166. Results of all testing and inspection of 

the Forest River/Wright unit including, 

but not limited to, air sampling, 

temperature, humidity, and photographs 

thereof 

47 
















168. Test Results of mold sampling To be supplemented

performed by WD Scott Group during 

destructive testing. 

169. Test Results of mold sampling taken by 

Defendants’ Experts during destructive 

testing. 

171. Exemplar of a Personal Monitoring 

System for Aldehydes (Exemplar 

Passive Dosimeter) 

172. Exemplars of Various Component Wood 

Products from Lyndon Wright Forest 

River Travel Trailer. 

173. Exemplars of Alternative Wood 

Products from Lyndon Wright Forest 

River Travel Trailer. 

174. All additional measurements to 

measurements and graphic 

representations of Lyndon Wright trailer 

to be identified 

Forest River, 

Inc. 

175. Forest River, Inc., Lyndon Wright trailer 

unit file 

176. Any and all Class certification Forest 

River deposition testimony 

177. Any and all Class certification Forest 

River deposition exhibits / documents 

produced 

48 






FR-0151924 

FR-151946 



178. Forest River Owner’s Manual FOREST 0002399- 

FOREST 0002483 

Forest River Draft Testing Protocol 

FR-LTW-EXP06-06698- 


179. FEMA Specifications FOREST 0003284- 


180. NACS Correspondence and Solicitation FOREST 0002503- 

and emails 

FOREST 0002508; 

181. Any and all Internal emails and 

communications relevant to FEMA 

production 

Liberty Building Emails 



FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019602; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019676- 

FR-LTW-EXP06-

Email between John Odom and Don 

Snell 10/22/09 (Exhibit 20 of Liberty 

Deposition) 

ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 62.2-2004, pp. 

9-10 

49 

019678; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019631- 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019634; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019688- 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019698; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019648- 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019653; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019637- 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019644; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019609- 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019616; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019603- 



FR-LTW-EXP06- 

006498- 



182. Any and all Deposition Testimony of 

Elton Kiefer 

183. Any and all Exhibits from the To be supplemented 

deposition(s) of Elton Kiefer 

184. Any and all Deposition Testimony of To be supplemented 

Jeff Burrian 


deposition(s) of Jeff Burrian 

186. Affidavits of Norman Nelson To be supplemented 

187. Curriculum Vitae of Norman Nelson FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019726- 

188. Reliance Materials and File of Norman 

Nelson 


To be supplemented


Norman Nelson 


deposition(s) of Norman Nelson 

191. Report of G. Graham Allan LTW-EXP01-000001- 

LTW-EXP01-000003 

192. Curriculum Vitae of G. Graham Allan LTW-EXP01-000004- 

LTW-EXP01-000036 

Fee Schedule of G. Graham Allen LTW-EXP01-000037 

List of Testimonies of G. Graham Allen LTW-EXP01-000038 

193. Reliance Materials and File of G. To be supplemented 

Graham Allan 

194. Any and all Deposition Testimony of G. To be supplemented 

Graham Allan 


deposition(s) of G. Graham Allan 

196. Report of Philip Cole, M.D. FR-LTW-EXP02- 

000001- 


Report of Philip Cole, M.D. 

FR-LTW-EXP02- 

000041- 


197. Curriculum Vitae of Philip Cole, M.D. FR-LTW-EXP02- 

000021- 


List of Testimonies of Philip Cole, M.D. FR-LTW-EXP02-000038 


198. Reliance Materials and File of Philip To be supplemented 

Cole, M.D. 


Philip Cole, M.D. 


deposition(s) of Philip Cole, M.D. 

201. Affidavits of Nathan T. Dorris To be supplemented 

202. Curriculum Vitae of Nathan T. Dorris FR-LTW-EXP03- 

000001- 


203. Reliance Materials and File of Nathan T. To be supplemented 

Dorris 


Nathan T. Dorris 


deposition(s) of Nathan T. Dorris 

206. Report of William L. Dyson FR-LTW-EXP04- 

50

000001- 


207. Curriculum Vitae of William L. Dyson FR-LTW-EXP04- 

000020- 


Fee Schedule of William L. Dyson 

List of Testimonies of Williams L. 

Dyson 

208. Reliance Materials and File of William 

L. Dyson 

51 


FR-LTW-EXP04- 

000025- 


FR-LTW-EXP04- 

000001- 



William L. Dyson 


deposition(s) of William L. Dyson 

211. Report of Thomas Fribley FR-LTW-EXP05- 

000001- 


212. Curriculum Vitae of Thomas Fribley FR-LTW-EXP05- 

000004- 


213. Reliance Materials and File of Thomas 

Fribley 

FR-LTW-EXP05- 

000001- 



Thomas Fribley 


deposition(s) of Thomas Fribley 

216. Affidavits of Don Snell To be supplemented 

217. Curriculum Vitae of Don Snell FR-LTW-EXP06- 

019731- 


218. Reliance Materials and File of Don Snell To be supplemented 


Don Snell 


deposition(s) of Don Snell 

221. Affidavits of Kenneth B. Smith To be supplemented 

222. Curriculum Vitae of Kenneth B. Smith LTW-EXP07-000001- 

LTW-EXP07-000002 

Fee Schedule of Kenneth B. Smith LTW-EXP07-000003- 

LTW-EXP07-000004 

223. Reliance Materials and File of Kenneth LTW-EXP07-000001-

B. Smith LTW-EXP07-000291 


Kenneth B. Smith 


deposition(s) of Kenneth B. Smith 

226. Report of Dr. John W. Thompson FR-LTW-EXP08- 

000001- 


227. Curriculum Vitae of Dr. John W. 

Thompson 

FR-LTW-EXP08- 

000016- 

List of Testimonies of Dr. John W. 

Thompson 

Fee Schedule of Dr. John W. Thompson 

228. Reliance Materials and File of Dr. John 

W. Thompson 

52 


FR-LTW-EXP08- 

000038- 



FR-LTW-EXP08- 

000001- 


229. Any and all Deposition Testimony of Dr. To be supplemented 

John W. Thompson 


deposition(s) of Dr. John W. Thompson 

231. Affidavits of Tony Watson To be supplemented 

232. Curriculum Vitae of Tony Watson FR-LTW-EXP09- 

000169- 



List of Trial Testimonies of Tony 

Watson 

233. Reliance Materials and File of Tony To be supplemented 

Watson 


Tony Watson 


deposition(s) of Tony Watson 

236. Affidavits of H. James Wedner, M.D. Bates Range to be 

supplied upon receipt of 

same 

237. Curriculum Vitae of H. James Wedner, 

M.D. 

238. Reliance Materials and File of H. James 

Wedner, M.D. 

Bates Range to be 


same 

Bates Range to be 


same 

239. Any and all Deposition Testimony of H. To be supplemented

James Wedner, M.D. 


deposition(s) of H. James Wedner, M.D. 


Jaime Albrecht 


deposition(s) of Jaime Albrecht 


Jim Foltz 


deposition(s) of Jim Foltz 


Forest River Warranty Officer, yet to be 

designated 


deposition(s) of Forest River Warranty 

Deponent, yet to be designated 


Corporate Representative of Forest 

River, Doug Gaeddert 


deposition(s) of Corporate 

Representative of Forest River, Doug 

Gaeddert 


any and/or all Corporate Representative 

of Forest River, yet to be designated 


deposition(s) of any and/or all Corporate 

Representative of Forest River, yet to be 

designated 

251. Any and all documentation identified by To be supplemented 

defendant’s experts in the preparation of 

their reports and/or testimony. 

252. Any and all exhibits identified and/or To be supplemented 

used and/or relied upon by defendant’s 

in the ongoing litigation of this matter. 

Pricing costs for 32 BHLE FOREST 0003171- 


32 BHLE Diagrams and Specs FOREST 0003250- 

FOREST 0003299; 

FOREST 0003366- 


Lippert 32 BHLE Diagrams FOREST 0003140; 

53

FOREST 0003344- 

FOREST 0003345; 


Any and all blueprints and design To be supplemented 

documents produced at deposition 

255. Internal Forest River Memorandum FOREST 0003294- 

regarding proposed production schedule FOREST 0003299 

256. September 1, 2005, NACS/FEMA To be supplemented 

Solicitation and Specifications 

257. Handwritten designs, drawings, and To be supplemented 

notes for FEMA units 

258. NACS/Forest River FEMA To be supplemented 

Specifications documents 

259. 2004 Email from NACS to Forest River To be supplemented 

regarding FEMA Trailer Production 

Specifications 

260. November 2006 Elton Kiefer notes To be supplemented 

regarding Patrick and Adorn switching 

to LFE in early 2007 

261. September 1, 2005 email Ty Miller to To be supplemented 

Doug Gaeddert and Tom Martin 

regarding California production 

Deposition Transcript of Brian Deckle, P. 79-81 

NACS 

Warranty Documents and Repair To be supplemented 

Documents 

MSDS’s FOREST 0002609- 


Congressional Statement of Pete Liegl To be supplemented 

September 1, 2005, Production FOREST 0003449 

Memorandum 

Forest River’s responses to Discovery To be supplemented 

Requests 

Forest River Inspection Protocol To be supplemented 

Forest River Testing Methodologies FR-LTW-EXP06-006696 

from Liberty (Operational Pressures) 

Forest River Testing Methodologies 

from Liberty (Testing Methodologies) 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

003857- 


Forest River Periodic Maintenance Chart FR-LTW-EXP06-017924 

Liberty Handwritten notes starting FR-LTW-EXP06- 

07/30/09 

004902- 


Liberty Schematics of Trailer 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

54

Billing records of all Forest River 

Defense Experts 

All photographs taken by Forest River 

and/or Forest River’s Experts 


Defendant Forest River in the ongoing 

discovery and deposition process 

Any Forest River supplementation of 

any report and supplementing documents 


Any and all Forest River demonstrative 

aids for trial to be exchanged at the 


U.S.A. 

262. U.S.A. / FEMA Disaster File for Bobbi 

Wright and/or Lyndon Wright 

55 

017166; 

FR-LTW-EXP06- 

017925- 







FEMA 124-000001- 

FEMA 124-000078 

263. Affidavits of Robert James, Ph.D. To be supplemented 

264. Curriculum Vitae of Robert James, To be supplemented 

Ph.D. 

265. Reliance Materials and File of Robert To be supplemented 

James, Ph.D. 


Robert James, Ph.D. 


deposition(s) of Robert James, Ph.D. 

268. Affidavits of Bruce Kelman, Ph.D. To be supplemented 

269. Curriculum Vitae of Bruce Kelman, To be supplemented 

Ph.D. 

270. Reliance Materials and File of Bruce To be supplemented 

Kelman, Ph.D. 


Bruce Kelman, Ph.D. 


deposition(s) of Bruce Kelman, Ph.D. 

273. Affidavits of Michael Lindell, Ph.D. To be supplemented 

274. Curriculum Vitae of Michael Lindell, To be supplemented 

Ph. D. 

275. Reliance Materials and File of Michael To be supplemented 

Lindell, Ph.D. 

276. Any and all Deposition Testimony of To be supplemented

Michael Lindell, Ph.D. 


deposition(s) of Michael Lindell, Ph.D. 

278. Affidavits of Richard Monson, M.D., To be supplemented 

Sc.D. 

279. Curriculum Vitae of Richard Monson, To be supplemented 

M.D., Sc.D. 

280. Reliance Materials and File of Richard To be supplemented 

Monson, M.D., Sc.D. 


Richard Monson, M.D., Sc.D. 


deposition(s) of Richard Monson, M.D., 

Sc.D. 

283. Affidavits of Mark Polk To be supplemented 

284. Curriculum Vitae of Mark Polk To be supplemented 

285. Reliance Materials and File of Mark To be supplemented 

Polk 


Mark Polk 


deposition(s) of Mark Polk 

288. Affidavits of Coreen Robbins, M.H.S., To be supplemented 

Ph.D., C.I.H. 

289. Curriculum Vitae of Coreen Robbins, To be supplemented 

M.H.S., Ph.D., C.I.H. 

290. Reliance Materials and File of Coreen To be supplemented 

Robbins, M.H.S., Ph.D., C.I.H. 


Coreen Robbins, M.H.S., Ph.D., C.I.H. 


deposition(s) of Coreen Robbins, 

M.H.S., Ph.D., C.I.H. 

293. Any and all Deposition Testimony of Dr. To be supplemented 

Christopher DeRosa 


deposition(s) of Dr. Christopher DeRosa 

295. FEMA Storage Site 


Duties/Responsibilities regarding Forest 

River, Inc. 

296. FEMA Model Travel Trailer 


Procurement Specifications dated 08-12- 

2004 (HSFE04-04-Q-800) 

297. FEMA Accessible Model Travel Trailer To be supplemented 

56

Procurement Specifications dated 04-21- 

2006 (with Accessible One Bedroom 

Travel Trailer Floor plan) 

298. “Important Information for Travel 

Trailer Occupants” FEMA brochure 


Procurement Specifications Dated: July 

14, 2005 

300. Declaration of Kevin Souza, former 

Acting Deputy Director of Individual 

Assistance Division of FEMA 

301. “FEMA Storage Site 

Duties/Responsibilities” 

302. April 25, 2008 letter from FEMA to a 

THU occupant 

303. Summary of Test Results conducted by 

Weston Solutions, Inc. for the U.S. EPA 

304. Air Toxics, Ltd. Laboratory Narrative 

for samples submitted by Weston 

Solutions 

305. FEMA test results for formaldehyde 

testing at FEMA THU staging areas 

during November 2005, December 2005, 

and January 2006 

306. FEMA Memorandum from May 31, 

2006 regarding Formaldehyde Air 

Sampling at the THU staging area in 

Purvis, Mississippi 

307. Email correspondence between FEMA 

and Government staff 

57 

PSC002350 – 

PSC002351 

PSC003049 – 

PSC003057 

PSC003058 – 

PSC003065 

PSC003092 – 

PSC003094 

PSC003397 – 

PSC003399 

PSC003407 – 

PSC003409 

PSC003410 – 

PSC003415 

PSC003416 – 

PSC003420 

PSC003421 – 

PSC003438 

PSC003439 – 

PSC003447 

308. FEMA Job Hazard Analysis Worksheet PSC023600 


Procurement Specifications dated 

August 12, 2004 

310. New FEMA Procurement Specifications 

dated April 11, 2008 Release Number 

HQ-08-056 

311. FEMA Formaldehyde Timeline as of 

June 15, 2007 

312. FEMA Timeline as of August 7, 2008 

(From the deposition of Kevin Souza, 

FEMA Representative) 

313. FEMA Procedure Storage Site Manual 

Fall 2005 

FOREST-0002503 – 

FOREST-0002508 

PSC023601 – 

PSC023686 

PSC023687 – 

PSC023689 

PSC023690 – 

PSC023702 

To be supplemented

314. Dept of Homeland Security-Office of 

Inspector General-Hurricane Katrina 

Temporary Housing Technical 

Assistance Contracts- August 20, 2008 

(Internal Audit: OIG-08-88) 

315. FEMA Myths & Facts: Travel Trailers- 

November 8, 2007 

316. FEMA media release: Katrina/Rita 

Housing Facts-January 29, 2008 

317. FEMA media release: FEMA’s Ongoing 

Response to Formaldehyde-February 12, 

2008 

318. FEMA media release: CDC Results of 

Formaldehyde Level Tests- February 14, 

2008 

319. FEMA media release: FEMA Plan of 

Action on Formaldehyde Findings to be 

Implemented Immediately-February 14, 

2008 

320. FEMA media release: FEMA Offering 

Formaldehyde Testing to Occupants of 

Trailers and Mobile Homes in Disasters 

Nationwide-February 22, 2008 

321. FEMA media release: FAQ: 2008 

Disaster Housing Plan – June 10, 2008 

322. FEMA Statement on Formaldehyde – 

July 9, 2008 

323. FEMA media release: Myths & Facts 

about FEMA Housing Following 

Katrina-May 26, 2008 

324. FEMA media release: New Task 

Contract Awarded for Temporary 

Housing Units-August 4, 2008 

325. FEMA media release: Frequently Asked 

Questions-October 27, 2008 

326. FEMA media release: Initial Indoor Air 

Quality Tests Results-November 14, 

2008 

327. FEMA media release: FAQ National 

Disaster Housing Strategy – January 16, 

2009 

328. FEMA Statement on Travel Trailers and 

Formaldehyde 

58 

PSC023835 – 

PSC023863 














PSC023795 

329. Email from Christopher DeRosa to PSC023796

Howard Frumkin on February 27, 2007 

330. Correspondence from Christopher 

DeRosa to Patrick Preston on February 

27, 2007 

331. Email from Christopher DeRosa to 

Howard Frumkin and Thomas Sinks on 

March 9, 2007 

332. Email from Christopher DeRosa to Mike 

Groutt on August 10, 2007 

333. Comments on Chronology of FEMA 

Trailers, drafted by Christopher DeRosa 

334. Correspondence from Christopher 

DeRosa to Howard Frumkin on 

September 21, 2007 

335. Email from Thomas Sinks to All CDC 

on October 12, 2007 

336. NCEH/ATSDR Procedures regarding 

Official Interaction with Persons or 

organization outside of NCEH/ATSDR 

59 

PSC023797 

PSC023798 – 

PSC023799 

PSC023800 

PSC023801 

PSC023802 – 

PSC023808 

PSC023809 

PSC023810 – 

PSC023811 

337. Logbook of Joseph Little To be supplemented 

338. Email from Patrick Preston to Scott To be supplemented 

Wright on November 30, 2005 

339. Email from Scott Wright and Joseph 

Little to Richard Nikel, et al., on 

December 7, 2006 


340. Correspondence between Barbara 

Rogers to Angela Davis and Sascha 

Fielding on March 21, 2007 

341. Email of Mary Margaret Walker 

(FEMA-WAXMAN-7-26-07 Production 

– 485) 

342. Correspondence From Mark Keim to 

Patrick Preston on March 17, 2007 

343. Correspondence from Patrick Preston to 

Scott Wright on November 30, 2005 

344. Email between Sam Coleman, Joseph 

Little and Scott Wright on December 1, 

2006 

345. Correspondence from Mark Keim to 

Patrick Preston on February 1, 2007 

346. Email to and from Philip Allred on 

February 15, 2007 

347. Email from Anne Sowell to Mark 

Bashor on August 8, 2007 





PSC023819 – 

PSC023821 



To be supplemented

348. Email between Patrick Preston and To be supplemented 

Margaret Ramos on February 27, 2007 

349. Email between David Chawaga and To be supplemented 

Mary Margaret Walker on May 1, 2007 

350. FEMA: Interim Direction on use of 

Temporary Housing Units (Revision 

PSC023828 – 

PSC023834 

Effective Date: March 10, 2008) 

. FEMA: FEMA Begins Next Phase of To be supplemented 

Inventory Reduction of Excess 

Temporary Housing Units 

352. “FEMA: Important Formaldehyde FEMA09-000388 

Information from FEMA Housing 

Occupants: 

353. “FEMA Travel Trailer Requirements” PSC0261671 

354. Any and all documents produced by Dr. To be supplemented 

Christopher DeRosa at his deposition, 

which will be taken/has been taken, or 

used as exhibits thereto 

355. Flyer: “CDC will test Trailers and To be supplemented 

Mobile Homes for Formaldehyde for 

CDC Partners such as Community 

Organizations in Louisiana and 

Mississippi” dated December 2007 

356. Script for Formaldehyde Concerns in To be supplemented 

Temporary Housing Unit: IA recipients 

with questions about formaldehyde, July 

2007 

357. Applicants Reporting MH/TT 


Formaldehyde Issues: IA recipients with 

questions about formaldehyde, July 2007 

358. Lottie Travel Trailer (Receiving) To be supplemented 

Inspection Checklist 

359. FEMA Brochure: “Important 


Information for Travel Trailer 

Occupants” 

360. FEMA: Important Formaldehyde To be supplemented 

Information for FEMA Housing 

Occupants 

361. Email from Martin McNeese dated To be supplemented 

October 11, 2006 

362. Email from Curtis Melnick dated May To be supplemented 

11, 2006 

363. Memo from FEMA Temporary Housing 

Agent Group: Occupants with questions 


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about Formaldehyde regarding 

Formaldehyde-Help-line Calls, Referrals 

and Transfers dated July 2007 

364. FEMA Internal documents regarding 

formaldehyde 

365. Emails regarding Katrina and Rita 

housing estimates dated November 1, 

2005 

366. Assessment of health Complaints among 

Pediatric Residents of FEMA-Supplied 

Trailers and Mobile Homes in Hancock 

County, Mississippi (Exhibit from the 

deposition of Michael Lapinski) 

367. Fact Sheet: Assessment of Health 

Complaints Among Children Living in 

FEMA Temporary Housing Units in 

Hancock county, Mississippi (Exhibit 

from the deposition of Michael 

Lapinski) 

Emails re: Formaldehyde 

Formaldehyde Flyer 

61 



Lapinski 

Exhibit 17 

Lapinski 

Exhibit 16 



Request for Proposal re: Travel Trailers FR 3522 


368. Any and all documentation and/or 

exhibits identified by defendant’s 

experts and/or fact witness in the 

preparation of their reports and/or 

testimony. 

369. Any and all exhibits identified and/or 



Shaw 

Billing records of all USA / FEMA 

Defense Experts 

Any photographs taken by USA / FEMA 

and/or USA / FEMA defense experts 


Defendant USA / FEMA in the ongoing 

discovery and deposition process 

Any USA / FEMA supplementation of 

any report and supplementing documents 


Any and all USA / FEMA demonstrative 

aids for trial to be exchanged at the 







To be supplemented

Environmen 

tal 

370. Any and all Class certification Shaw 

Environmental deposition testimony 

371. Any and all Class certification Shaw 

Environmental deposition exhibits / 

documents produced 

372. Shaw Environmental unit file on Lyndon 

Wright trailer 

62 



SHAW WRI-00001- 

SHAW WRI-00017 

Entergy Orleans Meter Data SHAW-WRI 00051 

Shaw Standard Operating Procedure 

Trailer Processing and Yard Inspection 

dated 2/1/06 

SHAW 013564- 

SHAW 013568 

CH2M Hill, Inc., FEMA Trailer User’s SHAW 013523- 

Guide 

SHAW 013538 

373. Shaw / FEMA contract To be supplemented 

IA / TAC Contract SHAW 001890- 

SHAW 002019 

FEMA Request for Proposal Contract SHAW 000373 

HSFEHQ-05-0573 

SHAW 000578 

Checklists / PMI form SHAW 013303 

Picture of Installed Trailer SHAW 002517 

TT/MH QC Construction Issues/Maint SHAW 002363- 

Issues Sheet 

SHAW 002364 

Shaw Code emails and communications To be supplemented 

Orleans Parish Motion SHAW 002099- 

SHAW 003912 

Kenner Ordinance SHAW 003932- 

SHAW 003934 

Gretna & Westwego Ordinance SHAW 003930- 

SHAW 003931 

Communications with Subs re: 

implementation of Emergency Housing 

Contract (to be identified) 

C. Martin Documents (and other transfer 

documents) 


SHAW 000042- 

SHAW 000051; 

LW-CMC-000001- 

LW-CMC-000071 

Crown Roofing Services Documents CROWN 000001- 

CROWN 000016 

July 19, 2006 Work Plan SHAW 000669- 

SHAW 000700 

Pier Construction SHAW 002416 

Shaw Emails relating to Formaldehyde SHAW 013510;

SHAW 013511- 

SHAW 013512; 

SHAW 013513- 

SHAW 013514; 

SHAW 013515- 

SHAW013516; 

SHAW 013517- 

SHAW 013518; 

SHAW 013519- 

SHAW 013520; 

SHAW 013521- 

SHAW 013522; 

SHAW 013539- 

SHAW 013545; 

SHAW 013546- 

SHAW 013547; 

SHAW 013548- 

SHAW 013549; 

SHAW 013554; 

SHAW 013555- 

SHAW 013556; 

SHAW 013557; 

SHAW 013558- 

SHAW 013559; 

SHAW 013560- 

SHAW 013562 

Shaw Email: Burgess to Goetz, SHAW 002257- 

10/18/05 

SHAW 002259 

9:51 a.m. 

Shaw Email: Burgess to Goetz, 10/18/05 

2:48 p.m. 

SHAW 002260- 

SHAW 002263 

Shaw Email: Miller to Burgess, 11/29/05 SHAW 003145- 

SHAW 003147 

Shaw Email: Miller to Burgess, 11/22/05 SHAW 003058 

Shaw Email: Black to Janz, 11/11/05 SHAW 002773- 

SHAW 002796 

Shaw Email: Neal to Janz, 02/03/06 SHAW 005015- 

SHAW 005016 

Shaw Email: Orris to Brixius, 10/19/05 SHAW 002302- 

SHAW 002303 

Shaw Email: Janz to Smiley, 07/06/06 SHAW 011024- 

SHAW 011025 

Shaw Policies and Clarifications SHAW 002726- 

SHAW 002727 

63

Shaw Group Suggested Call Center 

Questionnaire 

SHAW 013236- 

SHAW 013237 

Haul & Install Call Center Questionnaire SHAW 013238- 

SHAW 013240 

Do Not Lease Document SHAW 003267 

Shaw Task Order 05-0006 Site SHAW 000601- 

Identification 

SHAW 000615 

Shaw Task Order No. 014 Trailer 

Transportation 

SHAW 000631- 

SHAW 000632 

Final Draft Work Order, March 19, 2006 SHAW 000900- 

SHAW 000939 

Final Group Site Work Plan, April 2006 SHAW 000952- 

SHAW 000992 

June 8, 2006, Work Plan SHAW 000746- 

SHAW 000786 

June 14, 2006 City Park Trailer Park SHAW 001054- 

SHAW 001089 

Final Work Order on Group Sites, June 

26, 2006 

SHAW 001102- 

SHAW 001142 

Shaw Inspection Protocol (2 pages) To be supplemented 

Demobilization Documents SHAW 002316- 

SHAW 002317 

374. All FEMA task orders to Shaw To be supplemented 

Environmental 

375. All FEMA extension of time orders to To be supplemented 

Shaw Environmental 

All formaldehyde emails and documents To be supplemented 

RCG Contract Documents 

376. All FEMA Amendments or 

Modifications to Shaw Environmental 

contract 

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377. All Shaw Environmental work plans To be supplemented 

produced to Plaintiff 

378. Subcontractor agreement with installer To be supplemented 

of Wright unit 

379. Affidavits of John D. Osteraas To be supplemented 

380. Curriculum Vitae of John D. Osteraas To be supplemented 

381. Reliance Materials and File of John D. To be supplemented 

Osteraas 


John D. Osteraas 


deposition(s) of John D. Osteraas 

384. Any and all Deposition Testimony of To be supplemented

Corporate Representative of Shaw 

Environmental, yet to be designated 

385. Any and all Exhibits from the 

deposition(s) of Corporate 

Representative of Shaw Environmental, 

yet to be designated 


Project Manager of Shaw 

Environmental, yet to be designated 


deposition(s) of Project Manager of 

Shaw Environmental, yet to be 

designated 

388. Any and all additional documents not yet 

produced in this matter 

389. Any and all documentation and/or 




testimony. 

390. Any and all exhibits identified and/or 



Billing records of all Shaw 

Environmental Defense Experts 

Any photographs taken by Shaw 

Environmental and/or Shaw 

Environmental defense experts 

Any Shaw Environmental 

supplementation of any report and 

supplementing documents which may 

occur 


Defendant Shaw Environmental in the 

ongoing discovery and deposition 

process 

Any and all Shaw Environmental 

demonstrative aids for trial to be 

exchanged at the appropriate time 

Wright Unit 

391. Photographs taken by or in the 

possession of Wright of the Forest River, 

Inc., unit 

Photographs of Lyndon Wright with 














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Trailer 

392. Any and all labels or stickers on the 

Forest River, Inc., unit occupied by 

Lyndon Wright 

Billing records of all Shaw 

Environmental Defense Experts 

All photographs taken by Shaw 

Environmental 

Wright File 

393. Photographs of Lyndon Wright 

regarding skin conditions 

66 





394. Lyndon Wright Financial Records To be supplemented 

395. Lyndon Wright Employment Records To be supplemented 

Employment Records from the City of 

New Orleans related to Lyndon Wright 

LW-CITY NO00001- 

00256 

Attendance Records from City of New 

Orleans and Hyatt New Orleans relating 

to Lyndon Wright 

LW-CITY NO 00001- 

00256 & LW- 

HYATT00001-00126 

Lyndon Wright Original Complaint 

Lyndon Wright Amended Complaint 

Lyndon Wright Plaintiff Fact Sheet 

Lyndon Wright Amended Plaintiff Fact 

Sheet 

Medical 

Records 

396. Medical Records from Dr. Farber, 

Kenner Dermatology / Gulf South 

Medical and Surgical Institute regarding 

Lyndon Wright 

Photographs of Lyndon Wright from the 

records of Kenner Dermatology 

Medical Records from East Jefferson 

General Hospital regarding Lyndon 

Wright 

397. Medical Records from Dr. Worley 

regarding Lyndon Wright 

398. Medical Records from Uptown 

Nephrology regarding Lyndon Wright 

399. Medical Records from Dr. Richard 

Spector regarding Lyndon Wright 

Medical Records from Dr. Kenneth 

Smith regarding Lyndon Wright 

Medical Records of Dr. H. James 





LWFR-EXP2-000021- 


LWFR-EXP2-000010- 


LWFR-EXP15-000518- 

LWFR-EXP15-000522; 

LW-EJGH0001- 

LW-EJGH00041 

LWFR-EXP14-000255- 

LWFR-EXP14-000256 

LWFW-EXP14-000085- 

LWFW-EXP14-000254 

LWFR-EXP14-000008- 

LWFR-EXP14-000084 

LTW-EXP07-000250 

LTW-EXP07-000291 

To be supplemented

Wedner 

Touro Medical Records 

Dr. Shwery administered psychological 

testing data 

Dr. Thompson / Dr. Manguno-Mire 

psychological testing 

Report of Gina Manguno-Mire 

400. Rite Aid Pharmacy Records regarding 

Lyndon Wright 

Walgreens Pharmacy Records regarding 

Lyndon Wright 

Others 

Demonstrative wood panels removed 

from the Lyndon Wright Trailer 

Demonstrative Samples of No 

Formaldehyde Added wood composite 

products 


Representative of NACS, yet to be 

designated 


deposition(s) of Representative of 

NACS, yet to be designated 


Representative of RVIA, yet to be 

designated 



RVIA, yet to be designated 

Any and all Deposition Testimony of 

Representative of Lippert Components, 

yet to be designated 

Any and all Exhibits from the 


LWFR-EXP12-000040- 

LWFR-EXP12-000046; 

LWFR-EXP12-000150- 

LWFR-EXP12-000153 

LWFR-EXP12-000289- 

LWFR-EXP12-000312; 

LWFR-EXP12-000512- 

LWFR-EXP12-000519 

FR-LTW-EXP08- 

002224- 



FR-LTW-EXP08- 

002259- 


LWFR-EXP12-000279- 

LWFR-EXP12-000286 

LWFR-EXP12-000485- 

LWFR-EXP12-000509 









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Lippert Components, yet to be 

designated 

Any and all Deposition Testimony of 

Representative of RCG Enterprises, yet 

to be designated 

Any and all Exhibits from the 

deposition(s) of Representative of RCG 

Enterprises, yet to be designated 

Louisiana State Board of Medical 

Examiners Temporary Permit 

Qualifications/Instructions 

BlueLinx Corporation: Material Safety 

Data Sheet for urea Formaldehyde 

Bonded Wood Products 

Georgia-Pacific: Material Safety Data 

Sheet for Urea Formaldehyde Bonded 

Wood Products 

Louisiana Pacific: Material Safety Data 

Sheet for Urea Formaldehyde Bonded 

Panel Products 

Lippert Component Frame Design for 

32BHLE units 

Georgia Pacific: Material Safety Data 

Sheet #30 for UF Bonded Wood 

Products 

Georgia Pacific: Material Safety Data 

Sheet #31 for Wood and Wood Products 

Manufactured Home Decking Labels 

from Georgia Pacific 

City of New Orleans Environmental 

testing results and report responsive to 

Forest River, Inc., subpoena 

Any photographs and/or videos taken by 

Scott Johnson of the Testing of the 

Forest River Unit 

Any and all documentation and/or 




testimony. 

Any document necessary for rebuttal 

Any and all exhibits and/or documents 

identified and/or used and/or relied upon 

by defendant’s in the ongoing litigation 



PSC026167 – 

PSC026172 

PSC003068 – 

PSC003078 

PSC003079 – 

PSC003091 

FLE00006354 


GAPAC-000001 – 

GAPAC-000006 

GAPAC-000007 – 

GAPAC-000011 

GAPAC-000012 – 

GAPAC-000014 






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of this matter. 

Any and all deposition testimony and/or 

documents or exhibits introduced at any 

deposition of plaintiff’s and/or 

defendants’ experts 

Any and all plaintiff and/or defendants 

expert reports, both preliminary and 

final, submitted and anticipated to be 

submitted including all reliance 

materials. 



Plaintiff respectfully reserves the right to utilize any exhibit listed by any other party or 

utilized as an exhibit in the depositions taken in this matter. Plaintiff further respectfully 

reserves the right to supplement and amend this list once discovery is complete. 

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED: 

FRANK J. D’AMICO, JR., APLC 

BY: s/Frank J. D’Amico, Jr. 

FRANK J. D’AMICO, JR., T.A. (#17519) 

AARON Z. AHLQUIST (#29063) 

FRANK J. D’AMICO, JR., APLC 

622 Baronne Street 

New Orleans, LA 70113 

Telephone: (504) 525-7272 

Fax: (504) 525-952 

I hereby certify that on January 12, 2010, I electronically filed the foregoing with the 

Clerk of Court by using the CM/ECF system which will send a notice of electronic filing to all 

counsel of record who are CM/ECF participants. I further certify that I mailed the foregoing 

document and the notice of electronic filing by first-class mail to all counsel of record who are 

non-CM/ECF participants. 

s/Frank J. D’Amico 

FRANK J. D’AMICO, #17519 

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