1:69-F-00015•IN RE: Air Crash Disaster at Hong Kong on June 30, 1967
IN RE: Air Crash Disaster at Hong Kong on June 30, 1967
1:69-F-00015Jpml29.04.2015
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Case MDL No. 15 Document 2 Filed 04/29/15 Page 1 of 5 | tran 9 1981 BEA THE JUDICIAL PANEL Henig es Rd ON | JUDICIAL PANEL FOR a MULTIDISTRICT LITIGATION VERT STRICT Li.iGATION SY TRON IR IN RE MULTIDISTRICT CIVIL ACTIONS ) | INVOLVING THE AIR CRASH DISASTER AT ) DOCKET NO. 15 HONG KONG ON JUNE 30, 1967 ) OPINION AND ORDER TRANSFERRING MULTIDISTRICT CIVIL ACTIONS UNDER SECTION 1407, TITLE 28, Co UNITED STATES CODE, TO THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA : Sa BEFORE ALFRED P. MURRAH, CHAIRMAN, AND JOHN MINOR WISDOM, EDWARD WEINFELD, EDWIN A. ROBSON, WILLIAM H. BECKER, JOSEPH : S. LORD, III, AND STANLEY A. WEIGEL, JUDGES OF THE PANEL a PER CURIAM While approaching Hong Kong International Airport, - Thai Airways Flight PG-601 crashed into the sea; 24 } passengers were drowned and three passengers and two crew oo members were seriously injured. There were 73 passengers and a crew of seven aboard the plane at the time of the Co crash. Twenty-four actions resulting from this accident are presently pending in three different federal district courts. See Schedule A. The majority of these actions (66-2/3 percent) are pending in the Northern District oo
Case MDL No. 15 Document2 Filed 04/29/15 Page 2 of 5 ® “2 - of California and counsel for certain of these plaintiffs filed a motion to transfer the remaining cases to the Northern District of California for coordinated or consolidated pretrial proceedings. Counsel representing the defendants in all actions subsequently filed a motion requesting such a transfer. After notice to all counsel a hearing was held in San Francisco to consider the motions and at that time, counsel representing all plaintiffs stated that they favored the proposed transfer. It is undisputed that common questions of fact exist and that the transfer to one district pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §1407 will be for the convenience of parties and ® witnesses and will promote the just and efficient conduct of these actions. We are satisfied that the Northern District of California is the most appropriate district to conduct such pretrial proceedings. The Honorable Richard H. Chambers, Chief Judge of the Ninth Circult has assigned Senior Judge Pierson M. Hall of the Central District of California temporarily for service in the transferee court, and that court through Chief Judge Harris, has consented to the assignment by the Panel of these cases to Judge Hall, IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the cases listed on the attached Schedule A now pending in the Eastern Districts of California and New York are hereby transferred under 28 U.S.C. ®
Case MDL No. 15 Document 2 Filed 04/29/15 Page 3 of 5 - 3 - §1407 to the Northern District of California and assigned to the Honorable Pierson M. Hall for coordinated or consolidated pretrial proceedings. Attachment
Case MDL No. 15 Document2 Filed 04/29/15 Page 4 of 5 ® SCHEDULE A EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA efi UF LALIFORNLA 1. Robert Olson, ete. v. Sud Aviation, et Civil Action al. No. S872 EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK mem eof, VF NeW TURK 2. Charles V. Hume, etc. v. Thai Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. 68C 149 3. Charlotte M. Bergstrom v. Thai Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. 68C 150 4. Francis B. Toler, Jr., etc. v. Thai Civil Action Airways International, Limited, No. 68C 448 et al, 5. Helen Latham v. Thai Alrways Inter- Civil Action national, Limited, et al. No. 68C 611 6. Hazel L. Forsman v. Thai Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. 68C 612 ® 7. Maury M. Tepper, etc. v. Thai Airways Civil ActionInternational, Limited, et al. No. 67C 1128 NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA — en epdRa LL OF VALLIFORNIT 8. Richard Stevenson, etc. v. Sud Aviation, Civil Action et al. No. 49234 9. Betty Fong v. Sud Aviation, et al. Civil Action No. 49267 10. Bonnie M. Wong v. Sud Aviation, et al. Civil Action No. 149268 11. Luther B. Martin, etc. v. Thai Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. 49345 12. Mary Stewart Malone v. Thai Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. 49471 13. Gene Hajime Ono, etc. v. Thai Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. 49472 14. Quie Suie Fong, etc. v. Thai Alrways Civil Action ® International, Limited, et al. No. 49473
Case MDL No. 15 Document2 Filed 04/29/15 Page 5 of 5 ® -2- NORTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED) 15. Harry Edwards & Henrietta Edwards v. Civil Action Sud Aviation, et al. No. 49503 16. Dorothea M. Firkins, etc. v. Thai Civil Action Airways International, Limited, No. 49532 et al. 17. Barbara Shute v., Thai Airways Inter- Civil Action national, Limited, et al. No. 49761 18. Ellen W. Therkelsen v. Thai Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. 49762 19. Karen Norberg v. Thai Airways Inter- Civil Action national, Limited, et al. No. 49763 20. Ralph R. Cowper and Margaret Cowper v. Civil Action Thai Airways International, No. 49764 Limited, et al. ( 21. Katherine D. Morten v. Thal Airways Civil Action International, Limited, et al. No. Ug9765 22. Kenneth R. Canfield and Janice V. Civil Action Canfield v. Thai Airways Inter- No. 49766 national, Limited 23. Frances Lindquist and Marilyn Lindquist, Civil Action etc. v. Thai Airways International No. 49767 Limited, et al. 24, Marian Conlon v. Thai Airways Inter- Civil Action national, Limited, et al. No. 49768
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