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Sound Science & Mold
Overview
Several articles focus on the admissability of expert testimony and the causation issue:
- Strober, Eric S., Taking the "Toxic" Out of Mold, Published in Mealey's Litigation Report-Mold, Vol. 4,# 4, April, 2004
- Perrone, Klein, Steinman, Excluding Expert Witness Testimony that Mold Exposure Causes Cognitive Impairment and Various Medical Syndromes, Mealey's Litigation Report-Mold, Feb. 2002 at 21
- Andrews, Berk, Ferro, Daubert v. Merrill... Provides Key Challenge to Mold Injury Causation Evidence (ALI-ABA Course of Study, 10/11-12/2001)
- J. Larson, Expert Witness and Scientific Testimony Issues Concerning Mold Litigation in state and Federl Courts
- R. Maniloff, Mold: The Hysteria Among Us
Two Articles Take Differing Views as to the Cause of Neuropsychological Defects:
- Baldo, Neuropsychological Performance of Patients Following Mold Exposure
- Lees-Haley, Commentary on Neuropsychological Performance of Patients Following Mold Exposure