INTERNATIONAL CENTER
FOR TOXICOLOGY AND MEDICINE (ICTM)
We are pleased to introduce the new ICTM electronic
report:
"Correcting Misapplications of
Science in Personal Injury Claims:
A Periodic Report with Supporting
Citations."
The purpose of this literature report is to expose
common errors in environmental causal allegations.
The intended audience is litigators, corporate counsel,
claims professionals,
physicians, environmental professionals, and others
involved in
environmental issues.
This is a series of reports which we post on this page in inverse
order (i.e. latest on top).
Articles:
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS vs.
CAUSAL ASSESSMENT: RELEVANCE TO
DAUBERT
Ronald E. Gots,
MD, PhD,
Geneva L.
Clark, JD and Donald E. Franklin, CPA
Comment upon: Geneva L. Clark, JD and Donald E.
Franklin, CPA MOLD CLAIMS: RECOGNIZING WHAT
IS REAL AND DEALING WITH THE CURRENT EXCESSIVE
FEARS AND CLAIMS
Ronald E. Gots, M.D., Ph.D., Principal, ICTM
Bogus Immune Dysfunction Claims Allegedly Due To Mold Toxins
Ronald E. Gots, M.D., Ph.D., Principal, ICTM
Mold as a Home Allergen: Infrequent, But Often Claimed
Ronald E. Gots, M.D., Ph.D., Principal, ICTM
Correcting Mold Misinformation
Ronald E. Gots, M.D., Ph.D., Principal, ICTM
Why Symptoms Are A Poor Indicator Of Disease In Chemical Or Mold
Exposure Claims: The Misleading Nature Of Symptom Questionnaires
Ronald E. Gots, M.D., Ph.D., Principal, ICTM
Contact:
Anyone wishing to receive a copy of the reports directly as they come
out, send
e-mail to Ms. Chiscano-Doyle
About ICTM:
Since 1975, the principals of ICTM have assisted attorneys, corporate
counsel, insurers, and facilities managers in the review and management
of thousands of environmental claims-mold, chemicals and others. The
company has extensive experience in helping attorneys develop
strategies and tactics to support counsel from discovery through
motions to exclude experts, to jury presentations. In addition, ICTM
has managed indoor air quality testing, remediation costs and risk
communication for public and private organizations in hundreds of
matters concerning commercial and municipal buildings, schools, homes,
apartments, and condos. ICTM has developed a methodology that describes
the steps needed to evaluate and manage the medical and toxicological
aspects of claims of illnesses allegedly arising from environmental
exposures.
ICTM Contact for General Information:
Belva Flynn
Client
Services
Fax: 301-519-1307
2301 Research Boulevard, Suite
210
Phone: 301-519-0300
Rockville, MD
20850-3402
Email: ictm@ictm.com
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