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This message directly relates to the user's real question about evaluating Steven Stoltz as a doctor (QME/AME in Internal Medicine). The subject line explicitly references 'Steven Stoltz as PQME lung inhalation case,' which directly addresses the user's interest in Steven Stoltz's role as a medical evaluator (PQME/QME). The message is from the CAAA listserv and discusses Stoltz in the context of a Panel QME evaluation for a lung inhalation case, which is precisely the type of information the user is seeking — namely, information about Steven Stoltz's performance, suitability, or history as a QME/AME/PQME physician. Someone reading this message thread would learn about Stoltz's involvement as a medical evaluator, which directly answers the user's question about evaluating him as a doctor in that capacity.
From: Mark Berg (lawnet listserver) <listsender-lawnet@lawnet.caaa.org> Sent: Monday, November 4, 2024 9:17:09 AM To: Statewide List Service <lawnet@lawnet.caaa.org> Subject: [lawnet] Seymour Levine vs. Steven Stoltz as PQME lung inhalation case
AI Analysis:
The user's REAL question is seeking information about Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME physician in Internal Medicine, including evaluations, reports, and experiences with him as a medical evaluator. This message mentions 'Melvin Stoltz' as an AME in a workers' compensation case involving a 1995 back injury. While the first name does not match 'Steven Stoltz,' the last name 'Stoltz' is present in the context of an AME role, which is directly relevant to the user's inquiry about a doctor named Stoltz serving as a medical evaluator. However, applying the CRITICAL NAME MATCHING RULE strictly: the user is searching for 'Steven Stoltz,' and this message references 'Melvin Stoltz' — a different person with only a partial name match (last name only). Since the full name 'Steven Stoltz' does not appear in this message, and 'Melvin Stoltz' is a distinct individual, this message does not satisfy the requirement that BOTH first AND last name match. The message is therefore not directly answering the user's question about Steven Stoltz specifically.
William Morris Date: August 04, 2009 10:33:00 AM Subject: Re: QME in old case Reply to list Reply to sender Print If medical treatment is applicable to both injuries, Travelers is going to lose. They get their hack, and so do you. They get ACOEM and all the present problems with medical care, and you get all the remedies regarding MPN. So, I'd try to get Ahmed to say the treatment is valid for both, have him bill Travelers, get my own QME to confirm treatment and join CIGA in dumping on travelers. (CIGA gets out when there is "other insurance".) wsmorris Turlock, Ca From: Borges <borgesassoc@yahoo.com> To: Statewide List Service <lawnet@lawnet.caaa.org> Sent: Tuesday, August 4, 2009 9:30:12 AM Subject: QME in old case Client has two cases closed by Stip. Injury dates are 1982 and 1995. Both are back injuries. The first involved Richard FIxler (now deceased) as AME. Defense never selected a QME in that case. Travelers is now liable for future medical. The second involved Melvin Stoltz (now retired) as AME. The carrier did select a QME in that case. Carrier went insolvent and CIGA took over. Client is treating with her selected physician Khalid Ahmed. I need some help with questions: 1. CIGA is objecting to Ahmed because not in their MPN. I believe that in old cases, transfer of care still applies. Right? 2. Travelers wants client examined by a doctor of their choice. I guess they are trying to place all responsibility on CIGA for further medical and they want ACOEM Guidelines report on treatment being recommended. As 4602.2 applies to 2005 injury dates, is defense able to use old procedure where they select any QME they like? If my thinking is correct, client has to go to CIGA's MPN and has to go to Traveler's hack for exam. Both will seriously limit client's treatment. Traveler's exam is 8/24/09 and I need to advise client on whether she should attend. I will greatly appreciate any comments or suggestions. Tony Borges Alhambra, CA 91803 (626) 299-7300 Fax: (626) 299-0819 --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: wsmorris@pacbell.net. To unsubscribe click here: http://lawnet.caaa.org/u?idB5L&n=T&l=lawnet or send a blank email to leave-lawnet-425L@lawnet.caaa.org
AI Analysis:
This message directly mentions Steven Stoltz by full name in the context of a workers' compensation case involving a lung inhalation claim, which is relevant to the user's real question about evaluating Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME in internal medicine. The subject line explicitly names 'Steven Stoltz as PQME' (Panel QME), confirming his role as a medical evaluator in a denied case. While the message body is very brief and lacks substantive detail about Stoltz's qualifications, reports, or evaluation quality, the explicit identification of Stoltz as a PQME in a lung inhalation case provides meaningful context about his role and specialty area. This partially helps answer the user's question about Steven Stoltz as a medical evaluator/QME.
I have these two left on denied
AI Analysis:
This message directly mentions Steven Stoltz in the context of an internal medicine PQME panel, which is precisely what the user's real question is about — evaluating Dr. Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. The author, Joy Dholakia, names Steven Stoltz alongside Robert Noriega as internal PQME options and asks which one to strike, indicating she is seeking peer input on Stoltz as a medical evaluator. While the message is brief and does not provide detailed information about Stoltz's qualifications, report quality, or evaluation tendencies, it does confirm his role as an internal medicine PQME and situates him in a real case context where an attorney is weighing whether to strike him. This is substantively relevant to the user's question about Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine, though the lack of detail limits the confidence score.
Ullasini Dholakia Date: September 15, 2022 3:34:00 PM Subject: PQME internal HPTN strike ?? Reply to list Reply to sender Print List: lawnet Sent By: Ullasini Joy Dholakia Reply To Sender Reply To List Search Settings Steven Stoltz Robert Noriega Internal PQME. Who should I strike ? Joy Sent from my iPhone
AI Analysis:
The user's real question is about evaluating Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. This message is part of a thread directly comparing Seymour Levine vs. Steven Stoltz as a PQME in a lung inhalation case. While the message itself focuses on Seymour Levine's performance (noting his reporting was instrumental and that he focused on ADLs when objectives didn't show much), it is part of a comparative discussion that is directly relevant to evaluating Steven Stoltz as a medical evaluator. The implicit context — that attorneys are weighing Levine against Stoltz for a lung inhalation/medical case — provides useful framing for the user's question about Stoltz. However, the message does not directly discuss Stoltz's qualities, reporting style, or suitability, which limits its direct relevance.
I had Sey Levine on a COVID-19 case and his reporting was instrumental. While the objectives did not show much he focused on the ADLs. Ibrahim Ellahib Anaheim
AI Analysis:
The user's real question is seeking information about Steven Stoltz as a doctor (QME/AME in Internal Medicine) — evaluations, reports, and experience with him as a medical evaluator. This message mentions 'Melvin Stoltz' (not Steven Stoltz) as a former AME in a workers' compensation case involving back injuries, noting he is now retired. While the last name 'Stoltz' appears and is used in the context of an AME role, the first name does not match — the user is looking for 'Steven Stoltz,' not 'Melvin Stoltz.' Under the critical name matching rule, both first and last name must match when a full name is provided. Since 'Melvin Stoltz' is not 'Steven Stoltz,' this message does not directly answer the user's question about Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME or treating physician. The message is tangentially related due to the shared last name and AME context, but does not provide substantive information about Steven Stoltz specifically.
Borges Date: August 05, 2009 10:19:00 AM Subject: Re: QME in old case Reply to list Reply to sender Print Thank you Dennis, William and Bernardo. As always, you guys have great ideas. I'll get a good QME and fight on. Tony Borges Borges & Associates 2200 S. Fremont Ave., #208 Alhambra, CA 91803 (626) 299-7300 Fax: (626) 299-0819 From: Bernardo de la Torre <bdlt@verizon.net> To: Statewide List Service <lawnet@lawnet.caaa.org> Sent: Tuesday, August 4, 2009 3:44:59 PM Subject: Re: QME in old case I believe the old rules apply meaning they can send a 4062 letter then go to a QME , but so can YOU so get a free qme. if travelors didn' t do the dance then their report is not admissible Transfer of care rules should apply and until they transfer correctly Injured worker does not have to transfer finally check mpn as many now have some decent doctors who still practice medicine bernardo whittier On Aug 4, 2009, Borges <borgesassoc@yahoo.com> wrote: Client has two cases closed by Stip. Injury dates are 1982 and 1995. Both are back injuries. The first involved Richard FIxler (now deceased) as AME. Defense never selected a QME in that case. Travelers is now liable for future medical. The second involved Melvin Stoltz (now retired) as AME. The carrier did select a QME in that case. Carrier went insolvent and CIGA took over. Client is treating with her selected physician Khalid Ahmed. I need some help with questions: 1. CIGA is objecting to Ahmed because not in their MPN. I believe that in old cases, transfer of care still applies. Right? 2. Travelers wants client examined by a doctor of their choice. I guess they are trying to place all responsibility on CIGA for further medical and they want ACOEM Guidelines report on treatment being recommended. As 4602.2 applies to 2005 injury dates, is defense able to use old procedure where they select any QME they like? If my thinking is correct, client has to go to CIGA's MPN and has to go to Traveler's hack for exam. Both will seriously limit client's treatment. Traveler's exam is 8/24/09 and I need to advise client on whether she should attend. I will greatly appreciate any comments or suggestions. Tony Borges Alhambra, CA 91803 (626) 299-7300 Fax: (626) 299-0819 --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: bdlt@verizon.net . To unsubscribe click here: http://lawnet.caaa.org/u?idAA&n=T&l=lawnet or send a blank email to leave-lawnet-4983N@lawnet.caaa.org --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: borgesassoc@yahoo.com. To unsubscribe click here: http://lawnet.caaa.org/u?idI83N&n=T&l=lawnet or send a blank email to leave-lawnet-4983N@lawnet.caaa.org
AI Analysis:
The user's real question is about Steven Stoltz, specifically seeking information about him as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. This message thread is entirely about a different doctor — William Stoltz — who is discussed as a proposed AME in a neuropsychological testing context for a mild brain damage/toxic exposure case. Despite sharing the last name 'Stoltz,' William Stoltz is a completely different person from Steven Stoltz. The critical name matching rule requires both first and last name to match, and 'William Stoltz' does not match 'Steven Stoltz.' Therefore, this message does not help answer the user's real question about Steven Stoltz.
rmmoss3@aol.com Date: April 17, 2013 3:50:00 PM Subject: Re: Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz Reply to list Reply to sender Print List: scaaa Sent by: Robert M. Moss Search Thank you. Robert Moss Santa Monica Sent on the Now Network from my Sprint® BlackBerry From: "Steve Scardino" <Scardino@geklaw.com> Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2013 13:36:25 -0700 To: SCAAA Chapter<scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> ReplyTo: "SCAAA Chapter" <scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> Subject: RE: [scaaa] Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz List: scaaa Sent by: Steven Scardino Search David Friedman uses Martin Ross From: Brad Wixen [mailto:wixen@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2013 9:33 PM To: SCAAA Chapter Subject: Re: [scaaa] Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz List: scaaa Sent by: Brad Wixen Search Mark Levine or the guy that works with David Friedman (always forget his name) or last choice Charles Furst. All very competent and saavy. First two liberal. Do not use Freeman imho. (In my humble opinion). I wouldn't go w unknown suggested by defense. Brad Wixen From: rmmoss3@aol.com Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2013 23:41:28 +0000 To: SCAAA Chapter<scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> ReplyTo: "SCAAA Chapter" <scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> Subject: [scaaa] Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz List: scaaa Sent by: Robert M. Moss Search Hello Listmates, Hope you're enjoying the weekend. Has anyone had any experience- positive or negative- with the above doctor who has been proposed as an AME in an alleged mild brain damage due to toxic exposure case. Thanks. Robert Moss Santa Monica Sent on the Now Network from my Sprint® BlackBerry _.___.__ _.___.__ _.___.__
AI Analysis:
The user's real question is about Steven Stoltz, specifically seeking information about him as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine, including evaluations, reports, and experiences with him as a medical professional in workers' compensation cases. This message discusses Dr. William Stoltz (a neuropsychologist proposed as an AME in a brain damage/toxic exposure case) — a completely different person with a different first name and different specialty. The REAL question requires information about 'Steven Stoltz,' and this message does not mention Steven Stoltz at all. Despite sharing the last name 'Stoltz,' the critical name matching rule requires both first AND last name to match. 'William Stoltz' does not match 'Steven Stoltz,' making this message not relevant to the user's actual inquiry.
"Steve Scardino" Date: April 17, 2013 3:35:00 PM Subject: RE: Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz Reply to list Reply to sender Print List: scaaa Sent by: Steven Scardino Search David Friedman uses Martin Ross From: Brad Wixen [mailto:wixen@sbcglobal.net] Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2013 9:33 PM To: SCAAA Chapter Subject: Re: [scaaa] Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz List: scaaa Sent by: Brad Wixen Search Mark Levine or the guy that works with David Friedman (always forget his name) or last choice Charles Furst. All very competent and saavy. First two liberal. Do not use Freeman imho. (In my humble opinion). I wouldn't go w unknown suggested by defense. Brad Wixen From: rmmoss3@aol.com Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2013 23:41:28 +0000 To: SCAAA Chapter<scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> ReplyTo: "SCAAA Chapter" <scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> Subject: [scaaa] Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz List: scaaa Sent by: Robert M. Moss Search Hello Listmates, Hope you're enjoying the weekend. Has anyone had any experience- positive or negative- with the above doctor who has been proposed as an AME in an alleged mild brain damage due to toxic exposure case. Thanks. Robert Moss Santa Monica Sent on the Now Network from my Sprint® BlackBerry _.___.__ _.___.__
AI Analysis:
The user's real question is about evaluating or finding information about Dr. Steven Stoltz, specifically as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. This message mentions 'Melvin Stoltz' (not Steven Stoltz) as a retired AME in a 1995 back injury case. The name does not match — the user is searching for 'Steven Stoltz,' and the message references 'Melvin Stoltz,' a different person entirely. Per the critical name matching rule, both first and last name must match. Since the first name does not match ('Melvin' vs. 'Steven'), this message does not satisfy the user's real question about Steven Stoltz. The message's substantive content — discussing CIGA MPN transfer of care, 4062 procedures, and Travelers' rights to compel examination — is entirely unrelated to evaluating or gathering information about Dr. Steven Stoltz as a medical evaluator.
Dennis Thomas Date: August 04, 2009 10:30:00 AM Subject: Re: QME in old case Reply to list Reply to sender Print Tony Your client has to attend the qme IF travelers objected to a treating doctor's report, offered ame's and then no agreement made. They still have to follow 4062 procedures. CIGA can transfer your client into their MPN BUT, I have never seen CIGA do it correctly. And if your doctor says that yoru client is "chronic and severe" you get 1 more year of treatment with Ahmed from thedate that def advises the applicant that his/her condition is 'c&s' On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 9:30 AM, Borges < borgesassoc@yahoo.com > wrote: Client has two cases closed by Stip. Injury dates are 1982 and 1995. Both are back injuries. The first involved Richard FIxler (now deceased) as AME. Defense never selected a QME in that case. Travelers is now liable for future medical. The second involved Melvin Stoltz (now retired) as AME. The carrier did select a QME in that case. Carrier went insolvent and CIGA took over. Client is treating with her selected physician Khalid Ahmed. I need some help with questions: 1. CIGA is objecting to Ahmed because not in their MPN. I believe that in old cases, transfer of care still applies. Right? 2. Travelers wants client examined by a doctor of their choice. I guess they are trying to place all responsibility on CIGA for further medical and they want ACOEM Guidelines report on treatment being recommended. As 4602.2 applies to 2005 injury dates, is defense able to use old procedure where they select any QME they like? If my thinking is correct, client has to go to CIGA's MPN and has to go to Traveler's hack for exam. Both will seriously limit client's treatment. Traveler's exam is 8/24/09 and I need to advise client on whether she should attend. I will greatly appreciate any comments or suggestions. Tony Borges Alhambra, CA 91803 (626) 299-7300 Fax: (626) 299-0819 --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: dthomaslm@gmail.com . To unsubscribe click here: http://lawnet.caaa.org/u?id89J&nT&llawnet or send a blank email to leave-lawnet-389J@lawnet.caaa.org -- Dennis Thomas Leviton, Diaz & Ginocchio NOTICE: The above is not to be received or understood as legal advice. No attorney-client relationship exists with this office until you have signed a retainer agreement or engagement letter. If you are serious about pursuing your matter, retain counsel without delay. If you fail to strictly observe the time limitations applicable to your particular situation you are likely to lose your rights to proceed FOREVER. CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This communication with its contents may contain confidential and/or legally privileged information. It is solely for the use of the intended recipient(s). Unauthorized interception, review, use or disclosure is prohibited and may violate applicable laws including the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender and destroy all copies of the communication.
AI Analysis:
The user's real question is about evaluating or finding information about Dr. Steven Stoltz, specifically as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. This message mentions a 'Melvin Stoltz' who served as an AME in a 1995 back injury case, but this is a different person entirely — the last name matches but the first name does not match 'Steven Stoltz.' Per the critical name matching rule, both first and last name must match when a full name is provided. The message does not contain any information about Steven Stoltz as a doctor, his evaluations, reports, or medical opinions. The message is primarily about procedural questions regarding MPN applicability in old cases and CIGA obligations — topics unrelated to evaluating Dr. Steven Stoltz. Therefore, this message does not help answer the user's real question.
Borges Date: August 04, 2009 9:30:00 AM Subject: QME in old case Reply to list Reply to sender Print Client has two cases closed by Stip. Injury dates are 1982 and 1995. Both are back injuries. The first involved Richard FIxler (now deceased) as AME. Defense never selected a QME in that case. Travelers is now liable for future medical. The second involved Melvin Stoltz (now retired) as AME. The carrier did select a QME in that case. Carrier went insolvent and CIGA took over. Client is treating with her selected physician Khalid Ahmed. I need some help with questions: 1. CIGA is objecting to Ahmed because not in their MPN. I believe that in old cases, transfer of care still applies. Right? 2. Travelers wants client examined by a doctor of their choice. I guess they are trying to place all responsibility on CIGA for further medical and they want ACOEM Guidelines report on treatment being recommended. As 4602.2 applies to 2005 injury dates, is defense able to use old procedure where they select any QME they like? If my thinking is correct, client has to go to CIGA's MPN and has to go to Traveler's hack for exam. Both will seriously limit client's treatment. Traveler's exam is 8/24/09 and I need to advise client on whether she should attend. I will greatly appreciate any comments or suggestions. Tony Borges Alhambra, CA 91803 (626) 299-7300 Fax: (626) 299-0819
AI Analysis:
This message does not help answer the user's real question about Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME Internal Medicine doctor. The message appears to be nearly empty — it contains only a quoted header from a prior message by Ullasini Joy Dholakia, with no substantive content from Keith Gilmetti. There is no mention of Steven Stoltz, no evaluation or medical report information, and no discussion of any doctor named Stoltz. The message provides no information whatsoever relevant to the user's inquiry about Dr. Steven Stoltz.
On Sep 15, 2022, at 1:34 PM, Ullasini Joy Dholakia (lawnet listserver) <listsender-lawnet@lawnet.caaa.org> wrote:
AI Analysis:
The user's real question is about Steven Stoltz (a QME/AME in Internal Medicine). This message discusses Dr. William Stoltz, a neuropsychologist proposed as an AME in a mild brain damage/toxic exposure case. These are two different doctors — the last names match but the first names do not. The CRITICAL NAME MATCHING RULE requires both first and last name to match when a full name is provided. 'William Stoltz' does not match 'Steven Stoltz.' Additionally, even setting aside the name mismatch, the message is about neuropsychological testing and brain damage cases, not Internal Medicine evaluations. This message does not help answer the user's question about Steven Stoltz.
"Brad Wixen" Date: April 13, 2013 11:33:00 PM Subject: Re: Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz Reply to list Reply to sender Print List: scaaa Sent by: Brad Wixen Search Mark Levine or the guy that works with David Friedman (always forget his name) or last choice Charles Furst. All very competent and saavy. First two liberal. Do not use Freeman imho. (In my humble opinion). I wouldn't go w unknown suggested by defense. Brad Wixen From: rmmoss3@aol.com Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2013 23:41:28 +0000 To: SCAAA Chapter<scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> ReplyTo: "SCAAA Chapter" <scaaa@lawnet.caaa.org> Subject: [scaaa] Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz List: scaaa Sent by: Robert M. Moss Search Hello Listmates, Hope you're enjoying the weekend. Has anyone had any experience- positive or negative- with the above doctor who has been proposed as an AME in an alleged mild brain damage due to toxic exposure case. Thanks. Robert Moss Santa Monica Sent on the Now Network from my Sprint® BlackBerry _.___.__
AI Analysis:
The REAL question asks about Steven Stoltz, specifically as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. This message is about a completely different doctor — William Stoltz — who is being considered as an AME in a neuropsychology/brain damage context. The last name 'Stoltz' matches, but the first name does not match 'Steven Stoltz' as required by the REAL question. Per the critical name matching rule, both first and last name must match when a full name is provided. 'William Stoltz' is not 'Steven Stoltz,' so this message does not help answer the user's question about Steven Stoltz.
rmmoss3@aol.com Date: April 13, 2013 6:42:00 PM Subject: Neurospsych testing Dr. William Stoltz Reply to list Reply to sender Print List: scaaa Sent by: Robert M. Moss Search Hello Listmates, Hope you're enjoying the weekend. Has anyone had any experience- positive or negative- with the above doctor who has been proposed as an AME in an alleged mild brain damage due to toxic exposure case. Thanks. Robert Moss Santa Monica Sent on the Now Network from my Sprint® BlackBerry
AI Analysis:
This message does not help answer the user's real question about Steven Stoltz, a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. The message is a discussion thread about finding an internist in the Fresno area, mentioning doctors such as Emmanuel Fabela, Dr. Narala, Parminder Janda, and a list of Fresno-area internal medicine physicians. Steven Stoltz is not mentioned anywhere in this message. The thread concerns a specific case involving hypertension and heart disease found industrial by an AME, but has no connection to Steven Stoltz whatsoever. This message is entirely irrelevant to the user's question about evaluating or obtaining information on Dr. Steven Stoltz.
Reuben G Lucero Date: October 19, 2009 1:00:00 PM Subject: RE: Internist in Fresno Reply to list Reply to sender Print I've used either Emmanuel Fabela who is with Cal Care and is quite applicant friendly. I have also used dr Narala who is also quite good in my experience. Reuben Lucero --- On Mon, 10/19/09, Wendy Cantrell <wendy@hurtatwork.com> wrote: From: Wendy Cantrell <wendy@hurtatwork.com> Subject: RE: Internist in Fresno To: "Statewide List Service" <lawnet@lawnet.caaa.org> Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 1:08 PM thanks. Unfortunately, it is my client's weight gain after industrial injury that caused her high blood pressure and heart disease per the AME, so don't know if I want to go there.... Wendy Cantrell -----Original Message----- From: Libbi Mariani-Pitalo [mailto:libbi@mp2law.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 4:15 PM To: Statewide List Service Subject: RE: Internist in Fresno I think Parminder Janda, M.D. practices with her husband who is an ortho, John Janda, M.D. He is on some MPNs and he treats comp. injuries. He is the PTP on some of our cases. I have come across Dr. Pam Janda’s reports where she is the private family doctor for some of our clients. She can be hard on people who are overweight. Other than that, there is nothing I recall that we saw in her reports that was notable. Libbi Mariani-Pitalo Mariani-Pitalo & Pitalo Fresno , CA From: Wendy Cantrell [mailto:wendy@hurtatwork.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 4:07 PM To: Statewide List Service Subject: Internist in Fresno Looking for an internist in Fresno area for case where AME has found hypertension and heart disease are industrial. LA County has sent me the following lit, are any of them decent? Thanks Wendy Cantrell Long Beach , CA Andrew, Hygin T 6335 N Fresno St (559)436-1444 Fresno Internal Medicine Arora, Ajit 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Internal Medicine Ashraf, Mohammad 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 2636 N Blackstone Ave (559)230-1067 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 1937 Fresno St (559)445-9088 Fresno Internal Medicine Bautista, J Luis 2505 Merced St (559)445-0391 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 2828 Fresno St (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Booker, George E 2550 Merced St (559)233-2116 Fresno Internal Medicine Chavez, Juan G 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Cordoba , Daniel V 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 1221 E Spruce Ave (559)450-5777 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 6069 N 1st St (559)431-8900 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 4615 N 1st St (559)225-2000 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Emmanuel T 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Inez G 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Farooqi, Mufti S 1332 W Herndon Ave (559)435-1979 Fresno Internal Medicine Fletcher, Chantal C 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-5478 Fresno Internal Medicine Gill, Himmat S 1313 E Herndon Ave (559)447-8632 Fresno Rheumatology Gromis, Michael W 110 N Valeria St (559)442-8737 Fresno Internal Medicine Grossman, Stephen M 87 E Olive Ave (559)499-1233 Fresno Internal Medicine Guerra, Robert M 5151 N Palm Ave (209)229-2786 Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 1383 E Herndon Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 2634 Tuolumne St (559)233-4691 Fresno Internal Medicine Hager, Steven J 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Internal Medicine Hayat, Unaiza 1105 E Spruce Ave (559)450-7299 Fresno Internal Medicine Heller, Andreas E 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 6767 N Fresno St (559)353-3955 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 1300 N FRENCO ST (209)495-6702 Fresno Internal Medicine Hiyama, Lauren S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)431-0340 Fresno Allergy\Immunology Hwang, Mei-Tsuey 568 E Herndon Ave (559)228-6600 Fresno Nephrology Iqbal, Shahnaz 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-5721 Fresno Internal Medicine Janda, Parminder K 6045 N 1st St (559)449-8200 Fresno Internal Medicine Johal, Dharampal S 7011 N Howard St (559)431-2525 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Donald L 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Thampi 30 E River Park Pl W (559)434-6232 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Kerr, Lynn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 322 B St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 3120 Tulare St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khurshid, Ambreen 6081 N 1st St (559)431-5653 Fresno Internal Medicine Kwok, Tsing T 540 E Herndon Ave (559)442-0855 Fresno Internal Medicine Laramie , Mythe 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Le, Khoi M 2823 Fresno St (559)459-4395 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Le, Khoi M 110 N Valeria St (559)459-5712 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Lee, Simhean K 1855 E Alluvial Ave (559)299-6700 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2823 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Lopez, Frank E 4646 N 1st St (559)222-4646 Fresno Pediatrics Louis-Jacques, Patrick 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-4222 Fresno Internal Medicine Lutz, Jon 6700 N 1st St (559)432-1286 Fresno Infectious Diseases Madireddy, Nagaratnamma 568 E Herndon Ave (559)224-7990 Fresno Pediatrics Mahal, Kanwar 7710 N Fresno St (559)437-9100 Fresno Internal Medicine Matlock, Marvin P 125 E Barstow Ave (559)226-7107 Fresno Internal Medicine Mekkam, Augustine C 3003 N Mariposa St (559)271-6308 Fresno Internal Medicine Mitroo, Pradnya 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Gastroenterology Narala, Madhava R 3636 N 1st St (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Narala, Madhava R 568 E Herndon Ave (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Pardini, Louis 1095 E Warner Ave (559)432-1520 Fresno Internal Medicine Parveez, Rabia 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Hematology\Oncology Paul, Simon 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Peters, Robert S 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4226 Fresno Gastroenterology Pinto, Mark A 6061 N 1st St (559)486-6800 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 1193 E Herndon Ave (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 5359 N Fresno St (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Rao, Uma M 7161 N Howard St (559)227-2273 Fresno Internal Medicine Reddy, Kiran M 7215 N Fresno St (559)446-0409 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 6769 N Fresno St (559)353-3952 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 5306 N Valentine Ave (209)276-3621 Fresno Internal Medicine Salcedo, Francisco 2650 Tuolumne St (559)266-0759 Fresno Internal Medicine Sanati, Amir 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Sandhu, Jagsir S 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Savluk, Robert 6081 N 1st St (559)431-9753 Fresno Critical Care Shelby, Jeffrey S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)450-5434 Fresno Internal Medicine Sheu, Yeong An 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Gastroenterology Sidhu, Asha P 5359 N Fresno St (559)222-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Singh, Karandeep 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 4910 E Clinton Way (559)453-5203 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Soghomonian, Ara 110 N Valeria St (559)264-8642 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 110 N Valeria St (559)497-0149 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 1805 E Fir Ave (559)323-9236 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 7085 N Chestnut Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Stanley, Douglas S 7780 N Fresno St (559)447-9027 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Thompson, Steven 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 6167 N Fresno St (559)451-3462 Fresno Internal Medicine Tong, D'Arcy 4420 N 1st St (559)222-4873 Fresno Internal Medicine Wong, Helen 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Gastroenterology Yao, David C 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5747 Fresno Internal Medicine --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: libbi@mp2law.com. 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"Wendy Cantrell" Date: October 19, 2009 12:08:00 PM Subject: RE: Internist in Fresno Reply to list Reply to sender Print thanks. Unfortunately, it is my client's weight gain after industrial injury that caused her high blood pressure and heart disease per the AME, so don't know if I want to go there.... Wendy Cantrell -----Original Message----- From: Libbi Mariani-Pitalo [mailto:libbi@mp2law.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 4:15 PM To: Statewide List Service Subject: RE: Internist in Fresno I think Parminder Janda, M.D. practices with her husband who is an ortho, John Janda, M.D. He is on some MPNs and he treats comp. injuries. He is the PTP on some of our cases. I have come across Dr. Pam Janda’s reports where she is the private family doctor for some of our clients. She can be hard on people who are overweight. Other than that, there is nothing I recall that we saw in her reports that was notable. Libbi Mariani-Pitalo Mariani-Pitalo & Pitalo Fresno , CA From: Wendy Cantrell [mailto:wendy@hurtatwork.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 4:07 PM To: Statewide List Service Subject: Internist in Fresno Looking for an internist in Fresno area for case where AME has found hypertension and heart disease are industrial. LA County has sent me the following lit, are any of them decent? Thanks Wendy Cantrell Long Beach , CA Andrew, Hygin T 6335 N Fresno St (559)436-1444 Fresno Internal Medicine Arora, Ajit 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Internal Medicine Ashraf, Mohammad 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 2636 N Blackstone Ave (559)230-1067 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 1937 Fresno St (559)445-9088 Fresno Internal Medicine Bautista, J Luis 2505 Merced St (559)445-0391 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 2828 Fresno St (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Booker, George E 2550 Merced St (559)233-2116 Fresno Internal Medicine Chavez, Juan G 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Cordoba , Daniel V 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 1221 E Spruce Ave (559)450-5777 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 6069 N 1st St (559)431-8900 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 4615 N 1st St (559)225-2000 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Emmanuel T 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Inez G 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Farooqi, Mufti S 1332 W Herndon Ave (559)435-1979 Fresno Internal Medicine Fletcher, Chantal C 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-5478 Fresno Internal Medicine Gill, Himmat S 1313 E Herndon Ave (559)447-8632 Fresno Rheumatology Gromis, Michael W 110 N Valeria St (559)442-8737 Fresno Internal Medicine Grossman, Stephen M 87 E Olive Ave (559)499-1233 Fresno Internal Medicine Guerra, Robert M 5151 N Palm Ave (209)229-2786 Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 1383 E Herndon Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 2634 Tuolumne St (559)233-4691 Fresno Internal Medicine Hager, Steven J 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Internal Medicine Hayat, Unaiza 1105 E Spruce Ave (559)450-7299 Fresno Internal Medicine Heller, Andreas E 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 6767 N Fresno St (559)353-3955 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 1300 N FRENCO ST (209)495-6702 Fresno Internal Medicine Hiyama, Lauren S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)431-0340 Fresno Allergy\Immunology Hwang, Mei-Tsuey 568 E Herndon Ave (559)228-6600 Fresno Nephrology Iqbal, Shahnaz 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-5721 Fresno Internal Medicine Janda, Parminder K 6045 N 1st St (559)449-8200 Fresno Internal Medicine Johal, Dharampal S 7011 N Howard St (559)431-2525 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Donald L 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Thampi 30 E River Park Pl W (559)434-6232 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Kerr, Lynn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 322 B St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 3120 Tulare St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khurshid, Ambreen 6081 N 1st St (559)431-5653 Fresno Internal Medicine Kwok, Tsing T 540 E Herndon Ave (559)442-0855 Fresno Internal Medicine Laramie , Mythe 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Le, Khoi M 2823 Fresno St (559)459-4395 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Le, Khoi M 110 N Valeria St (559)459-5712 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Lee, Simhean K 1855 E Alluvial Ave (559)299-6700 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2823 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Lopez, Frank E 4646 N 1st St (559)222-4646 Fresno Pediatrics Louis-Jacques, Patrick 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-4222 Fresno Internal Medicine Lutz, Jon 6700 N 1st St (559)432-1286 Fresno Infectious Diseases Madireddy, Nagaratnamma 568 E Herndon Ave (559)224-7990 Fresno Pediatrics Mahal, Kanwar 7710 N Fresno St (559)437-9100 Fresno Internal Medicine Matlock, Marvin P 125 E Barstow Ave (559)226-7107 Fresno Internal Medicine Mekkam, Augustine C 3003 N Mariposa St (559)271-6308 Fresno Internal Medicine Mitroo, Pradnya 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Gastroenterology Narala, Madhava R 3636 N 1st St (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Narala, Madhava R 568 E Herndon Ave (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Pardini, Louis 1095 E Warner Ave (559)432-1520 Fresno Internal Medicine Parveez, Rabia 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Hematology\Oncology Paul, Simon 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Peters, Robert S 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4226 Fresno Gastroenterology Pinto, Mark A 6061 N 1st St (559)486-6800 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 1193 E Herndon Ave (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 5359 N Fresno St (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Rao, Uma M 7161 N Howard St (559)227-2273 Fresno Internal Medicine Reddy, Kiran M 7215 N Fresno St (559)446-0409 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 6769 N Fresno St (559)353-3952 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 5306 N Valentine Ave (209)276-3621 Fresno Internal Medicine Salcedo, Francisco 2650 Tuolumne St (559)266-0759 Fresno Internal Medicine Sanati, Amir 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Sandhu, Jagsir S 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Savluk, Robert 6081 N 1st St (559)431-9753 Fresno Critical Care Shelby, Jeffrey S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)450-5434 Fresno Internal Medicine Sheu, Yeong An 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Gastroenterology Sidhu, Asha P 5359 N Fresno St (559)222-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Singh, Karandeep 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 4910 E Clinton Way (559)453-5203 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Soghomonian, Ara 110 N Valeria St (559)264-8642 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 110 N Valeria St (559)497-0149 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 1805 E Fir Ave (559)323-9236 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 7085 N Chestnut Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Stanley, Douglas S 7780 N Fresno St (559)447-9027 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Thompson, Steven 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 6167 N Fresno St (559)451-3462 Fresno Internal Medicine Tong, D'Arcy 4420 N 1st St (559)222-4873 Fresno Internal Medicine Wong, Helen 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Gastroenterology Yao, David C 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5747 Fresno Internal Medicine --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: libbi@mp2law.com. 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"Libbi Mariani-Pitalo" Date: October 14, 2009 5:15:00 PM Subject: RE: Internist in Fresno Reply to list Reply to sender Print I think Parminder Janda, M.D. practices with her husband who is an ortho, John Janda, M.D. He is on some MPNs and he treats comp. injuries. He is the PTP on some of our cases. I have come across Dr. Pam Janda’s reports where she is the private family doctor for some of our clients. She can be hard on people who are overweight. Other than that, there is nothing I recall that we saw in her reports that was notable. Libbi Mariani-Pitalo Mariani-Pitalo & Pitalo Fresno , CA From: Wendy Cantrell [mailto:wendy@hurtatwork.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 14, 2009 4:07 PM To: Statewide List Service Subject: Internist in Fresno Looking for an internist in Fresno area for case where AME has found hypertension and heart disease are industrial. LA County has sent me the following lit, are any of them decent? Thanks Wendy Cantrell Long Beach , CA Andrew, Hygin T 6335 N Fresno St (559)436-1444 Fresno Internal Medicine Arora, Ajit 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Internal Medicine Ashraf, Mohammad 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 2636 N Blackstone Ave (559)230-1067 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 1937 Fresno St (559)445-9088 Fresno Internal Medicine Bautista, J Luis 2505 Merced St (559)445-0391 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 2828 Fresno St (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Booker, George E 2550 Merced St (559)233-2116 Fresno Internal Medicine Chavez, Juan G 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Cordoba , Daniel V 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 1221 E Spruce Ave (559)450-5777 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 6069 N 1st St (559)431-8900 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 4615 N 1st St (559)225-2000 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Emmanuel T 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Inez G 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Farooqi, Mufti S 1332 W Herndon Ave (559)435-1979 Fresno Internal Medicine Fletcher, Chantal C 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-5478 Fresno Internal Medicine Gill, Himmat S 1313 E Herndon Ave (559)447-8632 Fresno Rheumatology Gromis, Michael W 110 N Valeria St (559)442-8737 Fresno Internal Medicine Grossman, Stephen M 87 E Olive Ave (559)499-1233 Fresno Internal Medicine Guerra, Robert M 5151 N Palm Ave (209)229-2786 Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 1383 E Herndon Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 2634 Tuolumne St (559)233-4691 Fresno Internal Medicine Hager, Steven J 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Internal Medicine Hayat, Unaiza 1105 E Spruce Ave (559)450-7299 Fresno Internal Medicine Heller, Andreas E 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 6767 N Fresno St (559)353-3955 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 1300 N FRENCO ST (209)495-6702 Fresno Internal Medicine Hiyama, Lauren S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)431-0340 Fresno Allergy\Immunology Hwang, Mei-Tsuey 568 E Herndon Ave (559)228-6600 Fresno Nephrology Iqbal, Shahnaz 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-5721 Fresno Internal Medicine Janda, Parminder K 6045 N 1st St (559)449-8200 Fresno Internal Medicine Johal, Dharampal S 7011 N Howard St (559)431-2525 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Donald L 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Thampi 30 E River Park Pl W (559)434-6232 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Kerr, Lynn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 322 B St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 3120 Tulare St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khurshid, Ambreen 6081 N 1st St (559)431-5653 Fresno Internal Medicine Kwok, Tsing T 540 E Herndon Ave (559)442-0855 Fresno Internal Medicine Laramie , Mythe 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Le, Khoi M 2823 Fresno St (559)459-4395 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Le, Khoi M 110 N Valeria St (559)459-5712 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Lee, Simhean K 1855 E Alluvial Ave (559)299-6700 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2823 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Lopez, Frank E 4646 N 1st St (559)222-4646 Fresno Pediatrics Louis-Jacques, Patrick 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-4222 Fresno Internal Medicine Lutz, Jon 6700 N 1st St (559)432-1286 Fresno Infectious Diseases Madireddy, Nagaratnamma 568 E Herndon Ave (559)224-7990 Fresno Pediatrics Mahal, Kanwar 7710 N Fresno St (559)437-9100 Fresno Internal Medicine Matlock, Marvin P 125 E Barstow Ave (559)226-7107 Fresno Internal Medicine Mekkam, Augustine C 3003 N Mariposa St (559)271-6308 Fresno Internal Medicine Mitroo, Pradnya 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Gastroenterology Narala, Madhava R 3636 N 1st St (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Narala, Madhava R 568 E Herndon Ave (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Pardini, Louis 1095 E Warner Ave (559)432-1520 Fresno Internal Medicine Parveez, Rabia 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Hematology\Oncology Paul, Simon 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Peters, Robert S 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4226 Fresno Gastroenterology Pinto, Mark A 6061 N 1st St (559)486-6800 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 1193 E Herndon Ave (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 5359 N Fresno St (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Rao, Uma M 7161 N Howard St (559)227-2273 Fresno Internal Medicine Reddy, Kiran M 7215 N Fresno St (559)446-0409 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 6769 N Fresno St (559)353-3952 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 5306 N Valentine Ave (209)276-3621 Fresno Internal Medicine Salcedo, Francisco 2650 Tuolumne St (559)266-0759 Fresno Internal Medicine Sanati, Amir 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Sandhu, Jagsir S 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Savluk, Robert 6081 N 1st St (559)431-9753 Fresno Critical Care Shelby, Jeffrey S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)450-5434 Fresno Internal Medicine Sheu, Yeong An 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Gastroenterology Sidhu, Asha P 5359 N Fresno St (559)222-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Singh, Karandeep 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 4910 E Clinton Way (559)453-5203 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Soghomonian, Ara 110 N Valeria St (559)264-8642 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 110 N Valeria St (559)497-0149 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 1805 E Fir Ave (559)323-9236 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 7085 N Chestnut Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Stanley, Douglas S 7780 N Fresno St (559)447-9027 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Thompson, Steven 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 6167 N Fresno St (559)451-3462 Fresno Internal Medicine Tong, D'Arcy 4420 N 1st St (559)222-4873 Fresno Internal Medicine Wong, Helen 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Gastroenterology Yao, David C 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5747 Fresno Internal Medicine --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: libbi@mp2law.com. 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This message does not help answer the user's real question about Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME in Internal Medicine. The message is from Wendy Cantrell asking for recommendations for an internist in the Fresno area, and lists a directory of internal medicine physicians in Fresno. There is no mention of Steven Stoltz anywhere in the message, nor any evaluation, report, or experience with Dr. Stoltz. The message is entirely about finding a different internist in Fresno, not about Steven Stoltz's qualifications, reputation, or performance as a QME/AME/PTP.
"Wendy Cantrell" Date: October 14, 2009 4:23:00 PM Subject: Internist in Fresno Reply to list Reply to sender Print Looking for an internist in Fresno area for case where AME has found hypertension and heart disease are industrial. LA County has sent me the following lit, are any of them decent? Thanks Wendy Cantrell Long Beach, CA Andrew, Hygin T 6335 N Fresno St (559)436-1444 Fresno Internal Medicine Arora, Ajit 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Internal Medicine Ashraf, Mohammad 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 2636 N Blackstone Ave (559)230-1067 Fresno Internal Medicine Aw, Than A 1937 Fresno St (559)445-9088 Fresno Internal Medicine Bautista, J Luis 2505 Merced St (559)445-0391 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Bilello, Kathryn 2828 Fresno St (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Booker, George E 2550 Merced St (559)233-2116 Fresno Internal Medicine Chavez, Juan G 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Cordoba, Daniel V 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 1221 E Spruce Ave (559)450-5777 Fresno Internal Medicine Depry, Tu Q 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 6069 N 1st St (559)431-8900 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 4615 N 1st St (559)225-2000 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Gurmej 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dhillon, Surinder P 6079 N Fresno St (559)438-1400 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Dizon, Dominic T T 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5713 Fresno Internal Medicine Evans, Timothy M 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Emmanuel T 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Fabella, Inez G 5640 N Fresno St (213)430-9180 Fresno Internal Medicine Farooqi, Mufti S 1332 W Herndon Ave (559)435-1979 Fresno Internal Medicine Fletcher, Chantal C 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-5478 Fresno Internal Medicine Gill, Himmat S 1313 E Herndon Ave (559)447-8632 Fresno Rheumatology Gromis, Michael W 110 N Valeria St (559)442-8737 Fresno Internal Medicine Grossman, Stephen M 87 E Olive Ave (559)499-1233 Fresno Internal Medicine Guerra, Robert M 5151 N Palm Ave (209)229-2786 Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 1383 E Herndon Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Habibe, Alex O 2634 Tuolumne St (559)233-4691 Fresno Internal Medicine Hager, Steven J 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Internal Medicine Hayat, Unaiza 1105 E Spruce Ave (559)450-7299 Fresno Internal Medicine Heller, Andreas E 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 6767 N Fresno St (559)353-3955 Fresno Internal Medicine Hijazi, Saad 1300 N FRENCO ST (209)495-6702 Fresno Internal Medicine Hiyama, Lauren S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)431-0340 Fresno Allergy\Immunology Hwang, Mei-Tsuey 568 E Herndon Ave (559)228-6600 Fresno Nephrology Iqbal, Shahnaz 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-5721 Fresno Internal Medicine Janda, Parminder K 6045 N 1st St (559)449-8200 Fresno Internal Medicine Johal, Dharampal S 7011 N Howard St (559)431-2525 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Donald L 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4000 Fresno Internal Medicine John, Thampi 30 E River Park Pl W (559)434-6232 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Kerr, Lynn 6311 N Fresno St (559)435-4700 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Kerr, Lynn 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 322 B St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khaira, Ajit S 3120 Tulare St (559)233-0933 Fresno Internal Medicine Khurshid, Ambreen 6081 N 1st St (559)431-5653 Fresno Internal Medicine Kwok, Tsing T 540 E Herndon Ave (559)442-0855 Fresno Internal Medicine Laramie, Mythe 6246 N 1st St (559)431-5901 Fresno Internal Medicine Le, Khoi M 2823 Fresno St (559)459-4395 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Le, Khoi M 110 N Valeria St (559)459-5712 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Lee, Simhean K 1855 E Alluvial Ave (559)299-6700 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Libke, Robert D 2823 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Lopez, Frank E 4646 N 1st St (559)222-4646 Fresno Pediatrics Louis-Jacques, Patrick 1180 E Shaw Ave (559)228-4222 Fresno Internal Medicine Lutz, Jon 6700 N 1st St (559)432-1286 Fresno Infectious Diseases Madireddy, Nagaratnamma 568 E Herndon Ave (559)224-7990 Fresno Pediatrics Mahal, Kanwar 7710 N Fresno St (559)437-9100 Fresno Internal Medicine Matlock, Marvin P 125 E Barstow Ave (559)226-7107 Fresno Internal Medicine Mekkam, Augustine C 3003 N Mariposa St (559)271-6308 Fresno Internal Medicine Mitroo, Pradnya 7407 N Cedar Ave (559)451-0170 Fresno Gastroenterology Narala, Madhava R 3636 N 1st St (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Narala, Madhava R 568 E Herndon Ave (559)221-7500 Fresno Internal Medicine Pardini, Louis 1095 E Warner Ave (559)432-1520 Fresno Internal Medicine Parveez, Rabia 1791 E Fir Ave (559)326-1222 Fresno Hematology\Oncology Paul, Simon 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Paul, Simon 2828 Fresno St (559)320-1090 Fresno Internal Medicine Peters, Robert S 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4226 Fresno Gastroenterology Pinto, Mark A 6061 N 1st St (559)486-6800 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 1193 E Herndon Ave (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Poonia, Mohinder S 5359 N Fresno St (559)229-7700 Fresno Internal Medicine Rao, Uma M 7161 N Howard St (559)227-2273 Fresno Internal Medicine Reddy, Kiran M 7215 N Fresno St (559)446-0409 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 6769 N Fresno St (559)353-3952 Fresno Internal Medicine Rezapour, Alireza 5306 N Valentine Ave (209)276-3621 Fresno Internal Medicine Salcedo, Francisco 2650 Tuolumne St (559)266-0759 Fresno Internal Medicine Sanati, Amir 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Cardiovascular Disease\Cardiology Sandhu, Jagsir S 1383 E Herndon Ave (559)439-1106 Fresno Internal Medicine Savluk, Robert 6081 N 1st St (559)431-9753 Fresno Critical Care Shelby, Jeffrey S 7202 N Millbrook Ave (559)450-5434 Fresno Internal Medicine Sheu, Yeong An 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5721 Fresno Gastroenterology Sidhu, Asha P 5359 N Fresno St (559)222-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Singh, Karandeep 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 4910 E Clinton Way (559)453-5203 Fresno Internal Medicine Smith, Ryan G 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Soghomonian, Ara 110 N Valeria St (559)264-8642 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 110 N Valeria St (559)497-0149 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 1805 E Fir Ave (559)323-9236 Fresno Internal Medicine Srikanth, Sujatha 7085 N Chestnut Ave Fresno Internal Medicine Stanley, Douglas S 7780 N Fresno St (559)447-9027 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 3837 N Clark St (559)459-1550 Fresno Internal Medicine Stoltz, Steven 155 N Fresno St (559)499-6500 Fresno Internal Medicine Thompson, Steven 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 758 E Bullard Ave (559)431-4020 Fresno Internal Medicine Thomson, Christopher P 6167 N Fresno St (559)451-3462 Fresno Internal Medicine Tong, D'Arcy 4420 N 1st St (559)222-4873 Fresno Internal Medicine Wong, Helen 445 S Cedar Ave (559)453-4390 Fresno Gastroenterology Yao, David C 445 S Cedar Ave (559)459-5747 Fresno Internal Medicine
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This message does not help answer the user's real question about Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME Internal Medicine physician. The message is about CAALA's Media Day event and public relations efforts. The only 'Stoltz' mentioned is 'Frank Stoltz' from KPCC (a radio journalist), who is entirely unrelated to the Steven Stoltz the user is researching. There is no mention of Dr. Steven Stoltz, no discussion of any medical evaluation, QME, AME, PTP, or any workers' compensation medical context whatsoever. The name match fails on both the first name (Frank vs. Steven) and the professional context (journalist vs. physician). This message provides zero useful information for someone trying to learn about Steven Stoltz as a medical evaluator.
"Steven P. Goldberg" Date: February 03, 2009 7:05:00 PM Subject: CAALA Media Day - another success Reply to list Reply to sender Print List: caala-life Sent by: Steve Goldberg ( Profile ) Search Mates, I thought I would report about recent efforts of CAALA’s Public Relations Committee. The Committee is made up of several of our CAALA members as well as Stuart Zanville. You should know what we’re up to. The Goals of our Committee are to reach out to the Media and to the Public as well as to our own membership. Last Saturday, January 30 th from 9:00am until 2:00pm we provided a solid academic course designed for local Journalists about how to cover Civil cases and Civil Trials, … and get it right. We provided the approximately 30 local reporters who attended written materials for their use. They included a glossary, and articles about the different areas of law that we practice. eg. an article on Product Liability Law, another article about Medical Malpractice, and so on. Then there were two Panel presentations and question and answer sessions. The first Panel was comprised of our own CAALA President (consumer atty) Randy McMurray, (So Cal Defense Atty) Phil Baker, Judge Joe Hilberman, and Loyola Law School Professor Bob Brain. The second panel had (plaintiff Atty) Maryann Ghallagher, Frank Stoltz (KPCC), Allan Parachini (LA Superior Courts Public Information Officer), Judge Lee Edmon (Asst Presiding Judge, LA Superior Court) and Patty Kinga, (defense Atty). The first Panel provided an overview, and the second panel was more nuts and bolts/hands on. This was our third Media Day in as many years, and it was another success. We are succeeding in teaching these reporters who we are and what we do for our clients and for the community. This is just one of the tasks that the PR Committee undertakes every year. We also have a Speakers Bureau, and last year we sent bunches of lawyers to speak at this Community Organization and that Service Organization. Anyone want to join? Call me or Stuart. Best, Steve Steven P. Goldberg Goldberg & Gille 5525 Oakdale Avenue Suite 165 Woodland Hills, California 91364 www.GoldbergandGille.com spgoldberg@earthlink.net 818.348 5200, FAX 818.598.2515
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This message does not relate to the user's real question about evaluating doctor Steven Stoltz (QME/AME Internal Medicine). The message is entirely about a Motion to Quash a Subpoena Duces Tecum (SDT) for employment records, shared between attorneys Nigel Whitehead and Tab Artis. There is no mention of Steven Stoltz, any QME/AME evaluation, internal medicine, or any physician evaluation report. The message contains no information that would help someone assess or learn about Dr. Steven Stoltz as a medical evaluator.
February 21, 2013 4:48:00 PM Subject: RE: Motion to Quash SDT For Employment Records Reply to list Reply to sender Print Attachments: 2012.04.10_conformed_mtq sdt.pdf (110 K) List: caala-law Sent by: Tab Artis Search Nigel, Here's one that I filed last year. The court granted my motion and quashed the motion for employment records, but did not grant my motion as to her medical records. Hopefully this helps. Regards, Tab L. K. Artis, Esq. LAW OFFICES OF TAB ARTIS 1915 Beverly Blvd., 2nd Floor Los Angeles, CA 90057 (213) 483-3700 ---------------- 225 South Lake Avenue, 3rd Floor Pasadena, CA 91101-3009 (818) 517-4087 The information contained in this e-mail message is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the recipient(s) named above. This message may be an attorney-client communication and/or work product and as such is privileged and confidential. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient or agent responsible for delivering it to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you have received this document in error and that any review, dissemination, distribution, or copying of this message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us immediately by e-mail, and delete the original message. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [caala-law] Motion to Quash SDT For Employment Records From: "Nigel A. Whitehead" < NAW@ErnstLawGroup.com > Date: Thu, February 21, 2013 11:44 am To: "CAALA Law Discussion List" < caala-law@lists.trialsmith.com > List: caala-law Sent by: Nigel Whitehead Search Can anyone share a Motion to Quash for an over-broad SDT for an "Entire Employment File"? Thanks in advance, n Nigel Whitehead ERNST LAW GROUP 1020 Palm St. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 805.541.0300 805.541.5168 fax www.ernstlawgroup.com naw@ernstlawgroup.com
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This message does not address the user's real question about Dr. Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME/PTP in internal medicine, including evaluations, reports, or experiences with him as a medical evaluator. The message is entirely about an interpleader/declaratory relief action related to a disputed medical lien from a back surgery provider in a $950k settlement. There is no mention of Steven Stoltz, no discussion of any QME/AME/PTP evaluation, and no content that would help someone seeking information about Dr. Stoltz's medical evaluations or reports. The message is completely unrelated to the real question.
Feel free to call me David and I attached an interpleader complaint and other pertinent material. Thanks and best wishes , Stephen B Mashney, R. Ph., Esq. MASHNEY LAW OFFICES, APC 335 N Brookhurst St | Anaheim, CA 92801 714.535.5090 tele | 714.535.7263 fax 800.555.6655 free | 714.612.0157 cell Trust@MashneyLaw.com | www.MashneyLaw.com On Wed, Jan 5, 2011 at 11:27 AM, Raphael D. Javid < RJ_CAALA@bhattorneys.com > wrote: List: caala-law Sent by: Stephen Mashney Search List: caala-law Sent by: Stephen Mashney Search List: caala-law Sent by: Raphael Javid Search Settled a case for 950k. One provider in particular is demanding 250k for a back surgery which is holding up the entire settlement. Reasonable value of the services provided range from 35-50k based on expert testimony. We may be forced to file some sort of interpleader or declaratory relief action so the Court can adjudicate the reasonable value of the liens. Never encountered this issue before and was hoping to speak to someone w/ some prior experience. Thanks in advance. RJ RAPHAEL D. JAVID _______________________________ BANAFSHEH, DANESH & JAVID, PC 9454 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 830 Beverly Hills , California 90212 Phone: (310) 275-9996 Facsimile: (310) 275-9986 Website: www.bhattorneys.com Email: rj@bhattorneys.com This message is sent by a law firm and may contain information that is privileged or confidential. If you received this transmission in error, please notify the sender by reply e-mail and delete the message and any attachments. For additional information, please call us at (310) 275-9996. Thank you.
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This message does not relate to the user's real question about Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME Internal Medicine physician. The message is entirely about a Motion to Quash a Subpoena for employment records in a personal injury case with no loss of income claim. There is no mention of Steven Stoltz, no discussion of any medical evaluation, QME, AME, PTP, or any physician evaluation. The name 'Stoltz' does not appear anywhere in this message. This message is completely unrelated to the user's question seeking information about Dr. Steven Stoltz as a medical evaluator.
"acslaw" Date: October 29, 2008 12:29:00 PM Subject: Re: SAMPLE MOTION TO QUASH SUBPOENA Reply to list Reply to sender Print Attachments: mot for protective order re employment.frm (30 K) List: caala-life Sent by: Andrew C. Sigal ( Profile ) Search Nabil -- Here is one that I have used in the past. It is in WordPerfect format. Andrew C. Sigal, Esq. 6151 Van Nuys Boulevard Van Nuys CA 91401-3307 Tel.: (818) 787-6450 Fax.: (818) 787-2750 E-mail: acslaw@uclabruins.net > I thought an objection alone could shift the motion burden > to the subpoenaing party. > > On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:33 PM, wrote: > > > *List:* caala-life *Sent by:* Nabil Sakla > > (Profile< http://www.caala.org/LO/index.cfm?event=showapppa > ge&pg=members&membersaction=membersViewDetails&configid=77 > > &memberid=94864> ) > Search< http://www.caala.org/LO/index.cfm?event=showAppPage > &pg=search&showfullpage=1> > > > DEFENSE COUNSEL IS ISSUING SUBPEONA TO MY PLAINTIFF'S > > EMPLOYMENT RECORDS IN PI CASE. I SHOULD FILE A MOTION TO > > QUASH BASED ON THE FACT THAT THERE IS NO LOSS OF INCOME > CLAIM. YOUR INPUT AND A SAMPLE TO FILE THAT MOTION WOULD > > BE APPRECIATED. > > *NABIL K SAKLA* > > P.O.BOX 51404 > > OXNARD,CA. 93031-1404 > > (805) 701-8275 > > > > *STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL/SUBJECT TO ATTORNEY-CLIENT > > PRIVILEGE/ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT > > > > Confidentiality Note: This e-mail (and any attachments > > hereto) is intended only for the person or entity to > > which it is addressed and may contain information that > > is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from > disclosure. Dissemination, distribution or copying of this > > e-mail or the information contained herein by anyone > > other than the intended recipient, or an employee or > agent responsible for delivering this message to the > > intended recipient, is prohibited. If you have received > > this e-mail in error, please notify us immediately > > (telephone (805) 701-8275 and destroy the original > message and all copies. Thank you. * > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------ > > Play online games for FREE at Games.com! All of your > > favorites, no registration required and great graphics – > check it > out!< http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1211202682x12 > 00689022/aol?redir= http://www.games.com?ncid=emlcntusga > me00000001> > > > > > > > > > > -- > ********************************************** > Philip C. Law > Law Office of Philip C. Law > 333 South Grand Ave., 25th Floor, No. 220 > Los Angeles, CA 90071 > 213-344-8986 Fax 213-596-0509 > ********************************************** >
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This message does not address the user's real question about Dr. Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME/PTP in Internal Medicine, or any evaluations, reports, or medical opinions related to him. The message is entirely about LA County Judicial Officers subject to write-in challenges in the November 2006 election, with an attached list of judicial officers. There is no mention of Dr. Steven Stoltz, any medical evaluation, or any workers' compensation medical-legal topic whatsoever. This message is completely unrelated to the real question.
"Greenberg, Barry" Date: July 05, 2006 10:08:00 PM Subject: LA County Judicial Officers subject to Write-in Challenge Nov. 7, 2006 Reply to list Reply to sender Print Attachments: 11072006_superior_write_in.pdf (23 K) List: caalamembers Sent by: Barry M. Greenberg Search Attached is a list of Judicial Officers who will not even appear on the ballot in November unless someone registers to run against them. Barry M. Greenberg, Esq. Counselor at Law - C.P.A. Law Offices of Barry M. Greenberg PO Box 7535 Northridge, CA 91327-7535 barry.greenberg@lalawlaw.com www.LaLawLaw.com tel: tel2: fax: (818) 357-5557 (888) 815-9276 (888) 815-9276 Add me to your address book... Want a signature like this?
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This message does not address the user's real question about Dr. Steven Stoltz as a QME/AME/PTP in Internal Medicine, his evaluations, or reports. The message is a reposted Wall Street Journal article about medical malpractice damage caps in Texas and their effect on attorneys' ability to take cases. It contains no mention of Steven Stoltz, no discussion of workers' compensation evaluations, and no information about any doctor serving in a QME, AME, or treating physician capacity. It is entirely unrelated to the real question.
Jason Morrison Date: October 08, 2004 3:39:00 PM Subject: Re: BIG NEWS IN WSJ ** full copy of article attached** Reply to list Reply to sender Print Life Values As Malpractice Caps Spread, Lawyers Turn Away Some Cases Limits on Awards for Suffering Create New Impediments; Insurers Defend Changes A Tale of Two Mothers By RACHEL ZIMMERMAN and JOSEPH T. HALLINAN Staff Reporters of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL October 8, 2004; Page A1 Two years ago Shelly Thompson-Mooney, a 35-year-old mother in Texas, died of a cerebral aneurysm. Attorney Roy Key thought her case was a good candidate for a medical-malpractice suit. Her common-law husband, Robert Mooney, told the attorney she was brought to the emergency room with substantially the same symptoms she had suffered once before when a blood vessel ruptured in her head. Mr. Mooney said she went three hours without proper treatment. Just over two days later, she died, leaving Mr. Mooney to raise their 4-year-old daughter. But Mr. Key and other attorneys passed on the case. Ms. Thompson-Mooney was a homemaker, so she had no income the suit could seek to recoup. Her medical bills were covered by insurance, eliminating another potential claim in a lawsuit. That meant a suit probably would need to seek payment for "pain and suffering" -- traditionally a rich vein. But Texas recently had capped awards for such noneconomic damages in the vast majority of medical-malpractice cases at $250,000. "From an emotional standpoint, I wanted to take the case," Mr. Key says. But he says the cap prevented him from doing so. A case like this one might cost his firm $100,000 to prepare for trial. That is more than the firm had any hope of collecting, since its fee is one-third of any award. "If there was no cap in this state," says Mr. Key, "we would have taken it -- I can say that unequivocally." Caytie Martin, a spokeswoman for the hospital where Ms. Thompson-Mooney was treated, Northwest Texas Healthcare System in Amarillo, said she could not discuss the specifics of the case because of confidentiality laws. But she said: "There was no medical negligence, no lawsuits were filed. We had no record of patient or family complaints." Amid the fierce debate over limits on medical-malpractice suits, many states have enacted limits of their own that are having a sweeping impact. One of the most common types -- caps on damages for pain and suffering, or so-called noneconomic caps -- is turning out to have the unpublicized effect of creating two tiers of malpractice victims. Cases involving high earners or big medical bills move ahead. Lawyers can still seek economic damages for the wages these patients lost or to pay for continuing medical bills. But lawyers are turning away cases involving victims that don't represent big economic losses -- most notably retired people, children and housewives such as Ms. Thompson-Mooney. Vice President Dick Cheney mentioned the Bush administration's wish to enact nationwide caps on noneconomic damages in his debate this week with John Edwards, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee and a former plaintiffs' lawyer himself. But groups such as AARP, the organization for older Americans, and the National Organization for Women are mounting campaigns against such moves. "When you put a cap on noneconomic damages," says NOW President Kim Gandy, "quite literally [women's] lives are valued lower." Caps on jury awards for noneconomic damages in malpractice cases became popular in the 1970s, when doctors in many states got hit with soaring premiums for their malpractice insurance. The problem was so dire that some doctors went on strike, and lawmakers feared basic medical services would be unavailable unless steps were taken to curb surging malpractice premiums. California's 1975 Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act is considered a national model. It limits both the fees that a plaintiff's attorney may charge and the amount of money that may be awarded for noneconomic damages. Those damages are capped at $250,000, an amount that hasn't been increased since 1975. In inflation-adjusted dollars, it is now valued at about $71,000. At least 25 other states have adopted similar restrictions. The caps can have an impact on one of the malpractice insurance industry's biggest potential sources of trouble -- suits over obstetric care. Such cases often carry great emotional appeal -- a volatile factor in jury deliberations that can lead to the high awards malpractice insurers dread. "Paying people for their pain is an idea whose time has come and gone," says Fred Hiestand, chief executive officer of Californians Allied for Patient Protection, a nonprofit group of medical associations, insurers and others based in Sacramento that supports that state's tort-reform efforts. A $250,000 award is more than many people receive, notes Phil R. Hinderberger, senior vice president and general counsel for Norcal Mutual Insurance Co., a physician-owned company that is one of the biggest insurers of doctors in California. "A soldier injured in combat is not entitled to any pain and suffering. A worker injured in the workplace is not entitled to any pain and suffering," he wrote in an e-mail interview. LIMITED DAMAGES A study of a 1975 California law capping malpractice awards for noneconomic damages, such as pain and suffering, at $250,000 found that: • The law reduced the overall liability of defendants by 30% • The median reduction in awards for noneconomic damages was $366,000 • Injured babies under one year old had reductions imposed in 71% of their cases • The median reduction for this group was $1.5 million • Plaintiffs 65 years of age and older had their awards reduced 67% of the time • Female plaintffs had larger cuts to their total verdicts than did men: 34% vs. 25% Source: Rand Institute for Civil Justice Bohn Allen, president of the Texas Medical Association, says he was forced to close his surgical practice in Arlington last year in part because rising premiums for malpractice insurance made it unprofitable for him to continue operating. That happened just as Texas implemented its cap on noneconomic damages against any one defendant at $250,000. Since the cap was passed, Dr. Allen says, at least 10 malpractice insurance companies have started doing business in the state. That in turn makes Texas more attractive to badly needed physicians. The effect of such caps became clear to Donald Costello, a lawyer in Santa Cruz, Calif., after he handled two virtually identical breast-cancer cases. Both involved married mothers in their 40s who had two children and died from the disease. One plaintiff was a housewife and her case was settled for $300,000. The other was a Silicon Valley executive whose family won a $2 million settlement. Bruce Fagel, a Beverly Hills doctor and lawyer who handles only medical-malpractice cases, argues that the cap on noneconomic damages is a violation of the country's equal protection laws. He cites two recent malpractice cases of his own, each involving the death of a young wife and mother. In each case, noneconomic damage awards of $3 million were reduced to $250,000. One case in Pasadena decided last year involved a mother of two who held a master's degree and worked as a school administrator. She died of an infection following a gastric bypass, and her family won $1.6 million in economic damages. In the other case, decided this year in San Bernardino County, an unmarried woman on welfare with two minor children died of an infection during a stillbirth after the doctor ignored the patient's symptoms until it was too late. In that case, $200,000 in economic damages was awarded. During that trial, Mr. Fagel argued: "We are saying to doctors and hospitals it's OK to kill somebody who comes from a poor family because ultimately they aren't going to have the same effect on our medical-malpractice insurance as somebody who comes from a rich family." The presiding judge, Tara Reilly of State Superior Court in San Bernardino County, agreed that the cap on noneconomic damages can be inequitable based on a person's socioeconomic standing. "You're absolutely right," she said, according to a trial transcript. The American Medical Association, a supporter of tort reform, acknowledges that some plaintiffs with little in the way of economic damages have a hard time finding lawyers. "If their claim is not of high monetary value, then it's hard for them to find an attorney," says Dr. Donald J. Palmisano, immediate past president of the AMA. Gary Paul, a Los Angeles trial lawyer, says he doesn't take smaller cases that he would have handled in the late '70s and early '80s. Instead, he says, "we tend to take cases with more catastrophic injuries," in which the economic damages are clear. Paula Sweeney, a Dallas trial lawyer who has been handling medical-malpractice cases for 23 years, says the caps have already slashed her business. Since the beginning of the year, she's filed only one case. In a normal year, she would have filed 12 to 15 by now. "The economic feasibility has changed," she says. She says she believes the new restrictions will eliminate about 85% of medical-malpractice cases in the state. Trying a case typically involves hiring half a dozen expert witnesses and costs about $100,000, she says. Under the state's new pain-and-suffering cap, that essentially eliminates any case where the victim had no income or no continuing medical expenses. Lawyers use economists to try to quantify "mommying activities," such as chauffering and cooking, to argue for economic damages, but that can be difficult and often doesn't amount to much. A study released this year by the Rand Institute for Civil Justice, a nonprofit research organization in Santa Monica, Calif., found that California's medical-malpractice law had reduced malpractice awards involving babies under one year of age 71% of the time. The median reduction was $1.5 million. For plaintiffs' attorneys, the primary question in cases involving babies and others without income is whether medical needs are continuing. That boosts a potential award because it wouldn't be limited by the cap on noneconomic damages. The question proved crucial for Brenda Stoltz, of Leesburg, Va. Ms. Stoltz says a botched delivery last year left her daughter, Zoe Elizabeth, severely brain damaged. During delivery, there were signs that the baby was in distress, including an extremely slow heart rate over an extended period of time, according to Ms. Stoltz. Yet no emergency C-section was done. This lack of action and other errors, says Ms. Stoltz, left Zoe deprived of oxygen during a critical period. She was born with severe brain and other organ damage. Last September, Ms. Stoltz and her husband decided to sue the doctor involved and they retained a Maryland law firm that specializes in medical malpractice. Zoe was facing a lifetime of expensive medical care. But on Oct. 21, Zoe died. Ms. Stoltz says she told the lawyers of her baby's death the next day. Shortly after that, the firm dropped the case. A lawyer for the firm wouldn't comment. Since then, the family found a new lawyer and filed a lawsuit in Loudoun County Circuit Court in June. But there is a catch: Because of a Virginia law, the Stoltzes had to agree to cover all court costs themselves, including expert testimony, securing records and taking depositions. Write to Rachel Zimmerman at rachel.zimmerman@wsj.com and Joseph T. Hallinan at joe.hallinan@wsj.com Kevin Meenan <kmeenan@meenlaw.com> wrote: From CAALA Member: Kevin Meenan Today's Wall Street Journal, page one, "As Malpractice Caps Spread, Lawyers Turn Away Some Cases," actually reports about the unfairness of caps on noneconomic damages. Feature quote by immediate past president of AMA -- "If their claim is not of high monetary value, then it's hard for [plaintiffs] to find an attorney." Also quoted in the article are our own Gary Paul and Bruce Fagel. Article points out that CA's cap at $250,000 since 1975, "[i]n inflation-adjusted dollars, it is not valued at about $71,000." " -- caps on damages for pain and suffering, or so-called noneconomic damages -- is turning out to have the unpublicized effect of creating two tiers of malpractice victims." For the anti-trial lawyer, pro-tort reform Wall Street Journal and its audience, this is HUGE in my judgment, for actually beginning to tell the other side of the story with reasonable fairness. This news is the NEWS and we need to get our public relations people on it ASAP. 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Bernardo de la Torre Date: August 04, 2009 3:45:00 PM Subject: Re: QME in old case Reply to list Reply to sender Print I believe the old rules apply meaning they can send a 4062 letter then go to a QME , but so can YOU so get a free qme. if travelors didn' t do the dance then their report is not admissible Transfer of care rules should apply and until they transfer correctly Injured worker does not have to transfer finally check mpn as many now have some decent doctors who still practice medicine bernardo whittier On Aug 4, 2009, Borges <borgesassoc@yahoo.com> wrote: Client has two cases closed by Stip. Injury dates are 1982 and 1995. Both are back injuries. The first involved Richard FIxler (now deceased) as AME. Defense never selected a QME in that case. Travelers is now liable for future medical. The second involved Melvin Stoltz (now retired) as AME. The carrier did select a QME in that case. Carrier went insolvent and CIGA took over. Client is treating with her selected physician Khalid Ahmed. I need some help with questions: 1. CIGA is objecting to Ahmed because not in their MPN. I believe that in old cases, transfer of care still applies. Right? 2. Travelers wants client examined by a doctor of their choice. I guess they are trying to place all responsibility on CIGA for further medical and they want ACOEM Guidelines report on treatment being recommended. As 4602.2 applies to 2005 injury dates, is defense able to use old procedure where they select any QME they like? If my thinking is correct, client has to go to CIGA's MPN and has to go to Traveler's hack for exam. Both will seriously limit client's treatment. Traveler's exam is 8/24/09 and I need to advise client on whether she should attend. I will greatly appreciate any comments or suggestions. Tony Borges Alhambra, CA 91803 (626) 299-7300 Fax: (626) 299-0819 --- You are currently subscribed to lawnet as: bdlt@verizon.net . To unsubscribe click here: http://lawnet.caaa.org/u?idAA&n=T&l=lawnet or send a blank email to leave-lawnet-41A@lawnet.caaa.org