Correspondence from Beasley to Clerk with Brief of Defendant in Error

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January 19, 1972

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  • Case Files, Sheff v. O'Neill Hardbacks. Correspondence from Lado to Ellis Re: Status of LDF Work, 1990. 1936df86-a946-f011-877a-002248226c06. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/f3f90a73-066a-427a-95e7-bd917b4fdcb3/correspondence-from-lado-to-ellis-re-status-of-ldf-work. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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    To: Ron Ellis 

From: Marianne Engelman Lado x @% 

Date: December 16, 1990 

Re: Sheff v. O’Neill: Status of LDF Work 
  

As you know, the plaintiffs’ attorneys in Sheff are meeting this Wednesday. Since the 
last meeting, I have sent our colleagues copies of meeting minutes and have sent Adam Cohen 
our first batch of requests for admissions. I will also type my notes of our meeting with Bob 
Crain and bring them to Hartford. 

At the meeting, I will more than likely be asked about the following issues -- and would 
find it helpful to discuss each with you beforehand: 

1. Tnal Preparation: Specifically, what is the status of the fact memo’s 
reorganization and development? 

2. Budget: What is LDF’s commitment for 1991? 

3. Remedial Experts: How much should they be paid? When will we, or the 
community, be ready for the experts to begin the development of a plan? 

4. The Files: When will they be ready for use? 

In addition, you and I had discussed the need for a written policy or "protocol" to 
govern communications. Will this be prepared by Wednesday? 

Thanks for your attention to these questions.

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