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November 15th,1928
Burton I. Emory,
Aetua Life Insurance Co.,
100 Willian St.,
N.Y.C.
Dear Mr. Emory:
Congleton, Stallman & Hoover of 310 Broad Street,
Newark N.J. trote us under date of November 3rd, that they had been
retained by a lirs. Meta and Mrs. Tuft to meke claim against us for
injuries received by these two ladies during their employment by us.
We asked then to give us more information, and we had a further
letter on November 9th, which gave us the maiden names of the tiro
women, also the approximete dates of their employment, and some
gonoral information regarding their present disability. It is
apparently their intention not to institute suit if a satisfactory
settlement can be mado.
We are now cheeking our records which are none too
complete for the dates of their employment, and find that Miss, Peer
(maiden name) was employed on May 1,1916, and according to her attorneys
left our employ during the fall of 1918. We find that Miss Phillips
(maiden name) was employed by U.S on May 28th, 1917, and according to
her attorneys quit work some time during 1921.
While
we
have
found
the beginning of their employment we have not yet been able to check
the dates which they left.
The first compensation and liability policy carried by
us in New Jorsey was with the Globe Indemnity Company from November
4th, 1916 to November 4,1917. The New Amsterdam Casualty Company
issued policies covering the years from the fall of 1917 to 1919, and
the Aetna Life Insurance Company issued policies from the fall of 1919
to 1920. Therefore as regards these two possible claims each of the
three above mentioned Insurance Companies carried the insurance for
a portion of the time, and there was a period of time during the
employment of Miss Pear when we had no insurance.
At the present we have one suit which has been instituted
against us through Potter & Berry of Newark, on behalf of Mrs. Canfield
and her husband. Edwards & Smith of Jersey City on behalf of the
New Amsterdam Casualty Company, and Collins and Corbin of Jersey City,
on behalf of the Globe Indemnity Company, are the attorneys of record
in this case.
It is our intention to have a conference on Monday,November
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