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Sybil Niden Goldrich
Ernest Hornsby, Esq.
Dianna Pendleton-Dominguez, Esq.

CLAIMANTS' ADVISORY COMMITTEE E-NEWSLETTER
Volume 2, No. 3, March 29, 2005

IMPORTANT UPDATE

This is a follow-up to the CAC e-newsletter of February 10, 2005 (which is available to read on the CAC website (www.tortcomm.org) under the heading "E-Newsletter"). We will publish another e-newsletter with additional developments and information during the week of April 4, 2005.

Claims Office to continue processing claims during Settlement Facility transition

Wendy Trachte-Huber, SFDCT claims administrator, announced her resignation effective April 22, 2005. Ms. Trachte-Huber supervised the claims facility during set up and initial claims review but is returning to academia and consulting in management and conflict resolution.

Referring to the claims facility, Ms. Trachte-Huber said, "This has been a challenging and exciting position. I am proud of the staff and their commitment to serving the needs of claimants. I'm confident that will continue under the new leadership."

Until a replacement is named, Ann Phillips, claims operations manager, who has been with the claims office since its inception in 2001, will oversee daily operations under the supervision of the Finance Committee. It is expected there will be no interruption in claims payment or services to claimants.

In addition, the services of Claims Management Resolution Corporation and Analysis, Research & Planning Corporation have been retained to assist in operations and ensure uninterrupted claims payment.


This is 11th e-newsletter (Vol. 2, No. 3) from the Claimants’ Advisory Committee (CAC) in the Dow Corning bankruptcy Settlement Plan. You were sent a copy of the newsletter because our records show that you requested to be on the mailing list. If you would like to read prior CAC e-newsletters, they are available on the CAC website by clicking on "Electronic Newsletter." We urge you to also visit the Settlement Facility website (www.dcsettlement.com) and CAC website (www.tortcomm.org) on a regular basis to download or view relevant documents and read updates and new information. To contact the CAC, send an email to: info@tortcomm.org or send a letter via U.S. mail to: P.O. Box 61406, Houston, Texas 77208-1406.



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