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January 15, 1936. Mr. &, A. Markley, SCollins a Corbin, A Exchange Pl., Jersey City, N.J. Mr. Edwin F. Smith, $Edeards, Smith & Dawson, A Exchange Pl., Jersey City, N.J. Re: LaPorte vo. U.S. Radium Corp. Gentlement Purmuant to the conference hald on Friday, December 27th, 1935 in Judge Formen's chambers, at Trenton, N.J. relative to saking payments to Mr. Unger and Mr. Ennerglick for expenditures incurred by Mr. Unger and payment for legal services of Mr. 3a- morglick in behalf of the plaintiff. This subject has been discussed with our Board, and while in principle they do not does the procedure indicated, nevertheless we are horowith authorising you to advise the Court that we will con- tribute our share, namely $2,000. on the condition that the Insurance Companies contribute their shares, as specified by Judge Forman. No wish to further point out that se are making this payment only at the request of Judge Forman, and that sase must be usde in such a canner that we should not be socused of negotiating with the plaintiff's attorney to the end that he would not appeal the present case and discontinue other cases shere be is the counsel of record or associated counsel. As pointed out by the Court, the payment, housver, is being made with the distinct understanding that there will nd be an appeal made in the above referred to case and that Mr. Emerglick will recom- mend the discontinusnce of other suits in which he is the counsel of record, or in such cases where be is associated counsel, and his advice will be followed. Be shall amit your advice as to the willingnoss of your respective Insurance Companies to contribute their indicated shares and method of payment. The question is reised as to whether or not it is advisable to have this payment stipulated in the order for dismissing the Bill, end here agnin 90 will be governed by your advice. Very truly yours, HillarkersDE Vice-President Mr. E. A. Markley, %Collins & Corbin, #1 Exchange Pl., Jersey City, N.J. Mr. Edwin F. Smith, #1 Exchange P1., %Edwards, Smith & Dawson, Jersey City, N.J. Re: LaPorte vs. U.S. Radium Corp. Gentlemen: Pursuant to the conference held on Friday, December 27th, 1935 in Judge Forman's chambers, at Trenton, N.J. relative to making payments to Mr. Unger and Mr. Emmerglick for expenditures incurred by Mr. Unger and payment for legal services of Mr. Em- merglick in behalf of the plaintiff. This subject has been discussed with our Board, and while in principle they do not deem the procedure indicated, nevertheless we are herewith authorizing you to advise the Court that we will con- tribute our share, namely $2,000. on the condition that the Insurance Companies contribute their shares, as specified by Judge Forman. We wish to further point out that we are making this payment only at the request of Judge Forman, and that same must be made in such a manner that we should not be accused of negotiating with the plaintiff's attorney to the end that he would not appeal the present case and discontinue other cases where he is the counsel of record or associated counsel. As pointed out by the Court, the payment, however, is being made with the distinct understanding that there will not be an appeal made in the above referred to case and that Mr. Emmerglick will recom- mend the discontinuance of other suits in which he is the counsel of record, or in such cases where he is associated counsel and his advice will be followed. We shall await your advice as to the willingness of your respective Insurance Companies to contribute their indicated shares and method of payment. The question is raised as to whether or not it is advisable to have this payment stipulated in the order for dis- missing the bill, and here again we will be governed by your advice. Very truly yours, HHBarker:DK Vice-President

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