**General Auto & Product Liability**

**1983 (5/2/1/83 to 5/21/84) Contd.**

| Accident Date | Reserve/Paid | Description Of Accident | Open/Closed |
|---------------|--------------|--------------------------|--------------|
| 4/7/84        | $ 41,713 R   | Claimant alleging he slipped and fell in insured's building. | O            |
|              | 816 E/P      |                           |              |
| 10/1/83       | $ 41,629 R   | Claimant fell to floor striking sharp object cutting forearm. | O            |
|              | 1,053 E/P    |                           |              |
| 8/2/82        | $ 45,795 R   | Claimant stuck her arm into a Copier 2 machine to remove paper and her arm became lodged in the machine. She had surgery to repair her arm but during surgery she went into a coma. Carrier indicates that this is definitely a medical malpractice situation and will defend. | O            |
|              | 4,246 E/P    |                           |              |
| 12/28/83      | $ 30,000 P   | Unknown Fall or slip on insured's premises. | C            |
|              | 855 E        |                           |              |
| 1/2/23/83     | $ 30,000 P   | Claimant, a member of the Erotica Brass of Julliard, was ascending the gallery stairs when she stepped on the steps and fell causing a laceration on her lower lip. | C            |
|              | 1,623 E      |                           |              |
| 7/29/83       | $ 26,514 R   | Claimant allegedly slipped and fell on insured's premises causing bodily injury. | O            |
|              | 986 E/P      |                           |              |
| 6/12/83       | $ 37,063 R   | Claimant alleged that he fall on a plastic cover which had been placed on a copier machine. Suspected an acute Lumbar sacral sprain, nerve entrapment and left sciatica. Investigation indicates TM employee placed plastic cover on machine. | O            |
|              | 1,437 E/P    | Claimant alleging a $1,000 medical expense plus a wage loss of $11,400. |              |