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Harry A. Milman, Ph.D.


 

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  • Dr. Milman provided expert deposition testimony in a case that alleged that anosmia was caused by Zicam (e.g., zinc gluconate) nasal gel. (6/25/09)
  • The guilty verdict in the second trial of a Houston, TX doctor who was charged with treating her patients with an unapproved "Botox-like" product and in which Dr. Milman provided expert testimony for the Defense was overturned on Appeal on 3/23/09. The first trial  ended in a mistrial.
  • Dr. Milman provided expert trial testimony in a case that alleged that an overdose of morphine caused or contributed to the death of a hospital patient suffering from sepsis. (3/31/09)
  • Dr. Milman provided expert deposition testimony in a case against an insurance company for non-payment of death benefits because of alleged non-disclosure of use of prescription opioids for chronic non-cancer pain. (12/16/08)
  • Dr. Milman provided expert deposition testimony in the "FEMA formaldehyde trailer litigation" resulting from the aftermath of hurricane Katrina and hurricane Rita.  (10/7/08)
  • Dr. Milman provided expert deposition testimony in a medical malpractice and pharmacy standard of care case involving Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (TEN) allegedly caused by Levaquin and Cipro.  Treatment with Dilantin was a confounding factor.  The case was settled. (5/6/08)
  • Dr. Milman provided expert deposition testimony in a medical malpractice/wrongful death case in Baltimore, MD in which morphine intoxication, Compazine and Tequin were implicated. The case was settled. (4/15/08)
  • Dr. Milman was asked to assist in a personal injury case in Darwin, Australia involving developmental and behavioral changes in a four-year old child allegedly caused by lead exposure inside and outside of the home.
  • Dr. Milman provided expert assistance for the Plaintiff in a personal injury case involving dermatological and respiratory effects allegedly caused by excessive chlorine in a hot tub at a spa in a major resort in CO.  The case was settled.
  • Dr. Milman provided expert deposition testimony for the Plaintiff in a case that alleged that a pharmacist erroneously dispensed phenobarbital instead of Xanax.  (2/25/08)
  • In her "Final Decision and Order" in a case that alleged that death was caused by methadone, alprazolam and bupropion prescribed for a Worker's Compensation-related injury, the Honorable Judge of the Philadelphia District Office found that "Dr. Milman is a highly qualified and experienced toxicologist.  He has a special expertise in this area, (as opposed to the Claimant's expert.) His opinion that the Decedent's death was caused by his chronic use of cocaine is accepted as fact."
  • Dr. Milman provided expert testimony for the Plaintiff at a deposition in Rockville, MD in a medical malpractice/wrongful death case involving co-prescribing of a thiazide diuretic and lithium. (6/1/07)
  • Dr. Milman provided expert testimony for the Defense in a jury trial in Hagerstown, MD in a case involving alleged health effects from an accidental release into the home of heating oil #2 ("light" fuel oil) that presumably contained benzene as an impurity.  (2/28/07)
  • Dr. Milman provided expert assistance for the Defense in a case in which an employee was fired after testing positive for cocaine in a random drug test. (11/6/06)
  • An alleged food poisoning case in Mississippi, in which Dr. Milman provided expert assistance for the Plaintiff, was settled.  (8/14/06) 
  • Dr. Milman provided expert assistance for the Plaintiff in a case in which exposure to the termiticide chlorpyrifos, the active ingredient of Dursban TC, allegedly caused various neurological, dermatological and respiratory symptoms.  The case was settled.  (5/29/06)
  • Dr. Milman provided deposition testimony for the Plaintiff in a case that alleged that progesterone and/or progesterone-containing contraceptive pills accelerated the growth of a brain tumor.  The case was settled.  (3/31/06)

 

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