LE POUVOIR DE L'ARGENT
THE POWER OF MONEY
LE VRAI SCANDALE DES IMPLANTS MAMMAIRES
BREAST IMPLANT TRUE SCANDAL
DÉCLARATION DU PREMIER MINISTRE / STATEMENT BY THE PRIME MINISTER
AS UP TO NOW NO COMPANY HAS EVER MADE THE PROOF OF THE SECURITY OF THESE IMPLANTS.
THEY ARE THE SAME IMPLANTS WITH THE SAME PROBLEMS.
JUSQU'À MAINTENANT AUCUNE COMPAGNIE N'A FAIT LA PREUVE DE LA SÉCURITÉ DE CES IMPLANTS.
CE SONT LES MÊMES IMPLANTS AVEC LES MÊMES PROBLÈMES.
Failure properties of 352 explanted silicone-gel breast implants
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Failure properties of leaf valve inflatable saline breast implants
The Associated Press " Articles" "24 Pages"
Rutgers Law Article/Milking the Dow "47 Pages"
JEAN CHRÉTIEN & BILL CLINTON "Documents"
ALLAN ROCK & THE HEALTH "FDA Documents"
HERE IS THE TRUTH ABOUT BREAST IMPLANTS
DOCUMENTS SECRETS DE "DOW CORNING"
DOW CORNING'S SECRET DOCUMENTS
"Pages 1-112" ''93 Pages'' "Pages 113-226" ''93 Pages'' "Pages 227-343" ''94 Pages'' "Pages 344-452" ''79 Pages'' "Pages 453-562" ''101 Pages'
Tort Claimants Committee Website November 13, 2000
Welcome to the Tort Claimants Committee website , last updated on November 13, 2000.
Current Events
Judge Hood's Opinion and Order Released 11/13/2000
Update on Appeals
The court has not provided the Tort Claimants' Committee or any of the parties with any information about when the order or opinion on the appeals will be issued. It is not unusual in large, complex cases such as this for courts to take anywhere from 6 months to a year to issue an opinion. We will continue to monitor the situation and will update the TCC website when we receive news on the ruling.
Once the district court rules, there will likely be appeals to the Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit and then possibly to the U.S. Supreme Court. This process will likely add delays to payment of claims because no claims can be paid until the appeals process is over. It is likely that the remaining appeals will take anywhere from 9-12 months to complete, depending on how much time the courts take to write and issue an opinion.
NOTES FROM DIANNA
Welcome to the Tort Claimants Committee website, last updated on November 13, 2000.
Current Events
Judge Hood's Opinion and Order Released 11/13/2000
More details to follow. Click on link to read entire Opinion and Order.
The court has not provided the Tort Claimants' Committee or any of the parties with any information about when the order or opinion on the appeals will be issued. It is not unusual in large, complex cases such as this for courts to take anywhere from 6 months to a year to issue an opinion. We will continue to monitor the situation and will update
When we receive news on the ruling. Once the district court rules, there will likely be appeals to the Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit and then possibly to the U.S. Supreme Court. This process will likely add delays to payment of claims because no claims can be paid until the appeals process is over. It is likely that the remaining appeals will take anywhere from 9-12 months to complete, depending on how much time the courts take to write and issue an opinion.
NOTES FROM DIANNA
"On November 13, 2000, the Honorable Denise Page Hood, United States District Judge, issued a 168-page opinion relating to the appeals from and motions regarding the Bankruptcy Court's November 30, 1999 Confirmation Order in the Dow Corning Corporation chapter 11 proceeding. Judge Hood also issued various orders relating to the appeals and motions, including Case Management Order No. 1.
Judge Hood affirmed the Bankruptcy Court's November 30, 1999 Confirmation Order finding that the Bankruptcy Court did not err in its conclusion that the classification of the various claims was proper and that the claimants within a class received equal treatment. Judge Hood further affirmed the Bankruptcy Court's finding that the Amended Joint Plan of Reorganization was proposed by the Debtor Dow Corning and the Official Committee of Tort Claimants in good faith and is in the best interests of the creditors.
Judge Hood reversed the Bankruptcy Court's December 21, 1999 Opinion regarding the release and injunction provisions concluding that the Bankruptcy Court did not have the authority to issue an injunction and that the release and injunction provisions set forth in the Plan applied to all claimants who accepted and rejected the Plan."
Dianna
