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CITATION
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DESCRIPTION
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Bahura
v. S.E.W., unpublished decision, District of Columbia Superior
Court 90 CA 10594 (29 November 1995).
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IEI/
MCS, Indoor Air, EPA building |
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Bradley
v. Brown, 852 F.Supp. 690 (N.D.Ind. 1994), affirmed 42 F.3d
434 (1994)
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IEI/MCS,
pesticide exposure at place of employment Drs. Rea and Johnson,
causation |
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Bready
v. Four Star Oil & Gas Co., Circuit Court Montgomery County
MD 77747,Rockville, MD (14 April 1995).
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IEI/MCS,
Dr. Ziem excluded |
| Carlin
v. RFE Industries, Inc., 1995 WL 760739 (N.D.N.Y.) |
IEI/MCS,
employment exposure
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| Cartwright
v. Home Depot, Inc., et al. 1996 WL 494529 (M.D. Fla.) |
latex
paint exposure, RADS from low-level long-term exposure, Roy
T. McKay and Stuart M. Brooks |
| Cavallo
v. Star Enterprise, 892 F.Supp. 756 (E.D.Va. 1995) |
IEI/MCS,
RADS, RUDS, jet fuel exposure from spill at petroleum terminal
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COFFIN
v. ORKIN EXTERMINATING CO., INC.,
Civ. No. 97-258-B UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE, 1998 U.S. Dist.
LEXIS 11411, July 21, 1998.
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IEI/MCS,
VOC's, pesticides |
| Heller
v. Shaw Industries Inc., PICS NO. 99-0164, 3rd Ct.,
February 1999 |
Refinement
of the standards for admitting expert testimony in toxic tort
cases, the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Chester County,
Pa. -
IEI/MCS and new carpet
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| Hottinger
v. Trugreen Corp.
NO. 18c01-9109-ct-15.
Delaware Circuit Court, Indiana. March 1999.
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After
a Daubert ruling excluding testimony on MCS was overturned
the case went to a jury trial. Verdict for the defense. Defense
relied heavily on the 1/99 AAAAI position and testimony of
Helen Mayberg re: constraints on the use of SPECT scans in
determining causation.
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| Hundley
v. Norfolk and Western Railway Co., unpublished opinion, US
District Court
Illinois
91-C-6127 (30 March 1995).
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Memorandum
and Motion to bar testimony of Dr. William Rea (as well as Dr.
Johnson), herbicide exposure, IEI/MCS |
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KECK
v. NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF ALCOHOLISM AND
SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES. 94-CV-1428 U.S. DIST. N. D. NEW
YORK 1998. (U.S. Dist. LEXIS 9778) June 24, 1998
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IEI/MCS,
ADA, perfume |
| McCauley
v. Winegarden, US Court of Appeals, Eleventh Circuit, Georgia
2933 (4 August 1995). |
IEI/MCS,
ADA accommodations, provisions for a filtered environment
("chemical free or safe environment")
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MILLER-JACKSON,
et al. v. THE MEAD CORPORATION, et al. (No. 97-1891
UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FOURTH CIRCUIT 1998
U.S. App. LEXIS 3219, February 27, 1998, Decided.)
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IEI/MCS,
carbonless copy paper |
| Nethery
v. Servicemaster Co., Circuit Court Mississippi 92-167(G) (L)
(15 February 1996). |
IEI/MCS,
motion to limit testimony of Dr. Glasgow and exclude testimony
regarding MCS and of Dr. Lieberman
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Patrick
v. Southern Company Services, 910 F.Supp. 566, US District
Court, N.D.Alabama, 9 January 1996
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IEI/MCS,
ADA, determination of "disabled" |
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Sanderson
v. International Flavors and Fragrances, Inc., unpublished
decision, USDC Ca.CV-95-3387-SVW (VAPx) (10 July 1996).
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IEI/MCS,
exposure to various perfumes and fragrances, causation issue |
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Summers
v. Missouri Pacific Railroad System, 1995 WL 519206 (E.D.Okla.)
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IEI/MCS,
exposure to diesel exhaust, exclusion of testimony of Dr. Johnson |
| Toepp
v. Shaw Industries, Inc., unpublished decision, D. Mont. CV
94-22-BLG-JDS (30April 1996). |
four separate
decisions: Immune Panel Tests, SPECT (ruled admissible), MCS,Anderson
Toxic Carpet Test
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| Valentine
v. Pioneer, 921 F.Supp. 666 (USDC D. Nevada 1996) |
chemical
exposure, exposure to chlorine vapor from ruptured pipe, encephalopathy,
polyneuropathy, organic depression, Drs. Gunnar Heuser and
Kaye Kilburn, issue of the real meaning of peer-review for
scientific literature
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