Solvents Expert Witnesses
Solvents expert witnesses and consultants listed here may be able to form expert opinions, draft expert witness reports, provide expert witness testimony at deposition and/or trial as or serve as consulting (non-testifying) experts on solvents. The solvents expert witness listings on this page are typically from fields/areas of expertise such as: Environmental, Geology, Industrial Hygiene, Infectious Diseases, Neurology, Occupational Medicine, Public Health, and Toxicology.
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Jerry A. Formisano, Jr., PhD, CIH
Exposure analysis by math modeling per the AIHA
GKO Environmental Health Services, LLC
California
Industrial Hygiene, Public Health
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mathematical modeling, asbestos, pesticides, carbon composite fibers, reproductive agents, solvents, aerosol movement, exposure reconstruction, dose reconstruction
Asbestos and Man-Made Fibers:
- Ten years’ experience in counting and identification of asbestos fibers, 1987 -1997.
- Designed and documented clean-up and sampling procedures of USMC Harrier AV-8B mishap,
Havelock, NC. Among the first scientists to collect data on damaged composite fiber
materials, 1988.
- Designed, supervised, and assisted with cleanup of major asbestos removal project, saving more
than $150,000 in contract costs, Naval Air Rework Facility, MCAS Cherry Point, NC, 1988.
- Provided industrial hygiene support from Naval Base Subic, Philippines, for asbestos removal
and remediation after major steam pipe explosion on board USS MIDWAY, 1990.
- Identified over 500 samples of asbestos containing material aboard USS INDEPENDENCE,
saving more than $25,000 in contracted costs. Designed, supervised, and performed asbestos rip-
outs while at sea. Performed all clearance sampling. Coordinated local national (Japan)
asbestos removal procedures, 1992-1994...
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Jonathan S. Rutchik, MD, MPH
Mill Valley, California
Neurology, Occupational Medicine
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Neurotoxicology, Metals, Aluminum, Arsenic, Lead, Mercury, Manganese, Thallium, Tin, Zinc, Solvents, Pesticides, gases/ asphyxiants, Carbon Monoxide, Electromyography, Environmental, Chemical Exposures, Toxic Neuropathy, Mold, Head trauma
Dr. Rutchik is one of very few physicians in the United States board certified both in Neurology and Occupational and Environmental Medicine. He is also an associate professor of Medicine at UCSF where he taught medical students, medical residents and nurses. He is also an experienced California State Qualified Medical Examiner. He is a Fellow of both the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) and the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM). He provides clinical evaluations and treatment, including electromyography, of individuals and populations with suspected neurological illness secondary to workplace injuries or chemical exposure; neurological trauma, and neurological fitness for duty in safety sensitive populations. He has five office locations in Northern California; San Francisco, Richmond, Petaluma, Sacramento and Arcata, CA.
Other services include independent medical examinations, medical record review, utilization review and consulting to ...
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Dorinda Shipman, PG, CHG
Chemical Release Fate and Transport Hydrogeologist
Langan
San Francisco, California
Environmental, Geology
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Hydrogeology, Groundwater, solvents, petroleum hydrocarbons, soil vapor, soil gas, vapor mitigation, dry cleaner, military base, military operations, groundwater modeling, fate & transport, site history , due diligence, cost allocation, cost recovery, CERCLA, NCP, RCRA, PRP identification
Ms. Shipman is a senior director and hydrogeologist. Her previous experience managing U.S. Air Force and Navy base cleanup work transformed to directing environmental work at five military base conversions. Ms. Shipman is experienced in strategy development for environmental compliance and management, regulatory agency negotiation and community and public outreach. She has provided expert testimony in California Superior Court regarding UST cleanup, vapor mitigation, and closure and deposition testimony in US Federal Court cases in California regarding sources and fate and transport of solvent releases to groundwater and environmental compliance of industrial operations. She directs litigation support projects that include groundwater flow and fate and transport modeling, cost allocation apportionment, and 3D GIS modeling of watersheds. Dorinda’s expertise includes site characterization, human and ecological risk evaluation, and remediation and risk management for dry cleaners a...
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Jerry A. Formisano, Jr., PhD, CIH
Exposure analysis by math modeling per the AIHA
GKO Environmental Health Services, LLC
Kailua, Hawaii
Industrial Hygiene, Public Health
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mathematical modeling, asbestos, pesticides, carbon composite fibers, reproductive agents, solvents, aerosol movement, exposure reconstruction, dose reconstruction
Asbestos and Man-Made Fibers:
- Ten years’ experience in counting and identification of asbestos fibers, 1987 -1997.
- Designed and documented clean-up and sampling procedures of USMC Harrier AV-8B mishap,
Havelock, NC. Among the first scientists to collect data on damaged composite fiber
materials, 1988.
- Designed, supervised, and assisted with cleanup of major asbestos removal project, saving more
than $150,000 in contract costs, Naval Air Rework Facility, MCAS Cherry Point, NC, 1988.
- Provided industrial hygiene support from Naval Base Subic, Philippines, for asbestos removal
and remediation after major steam pipe explosion on board USS MIDWAY, 1990.
- Identified over 500 samples of asbestos containing material aboard USS INDEPENDENCE,
saving more than $25,000 in contracted costs. Designed, supervised, and performed asbestos rip-
outs while at sea. Performed all clearance sampling. Coordinated local national (Japan)
asbestos removal procedures, 1992-1994...
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David M. Lehmann, PhD
Toxicologist - Drugs, Alcohol, & Chemicals
Intertox
Raleigh, North Carolina
Toxicology, Infectious Diseases
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Alcohol & drug impairment, Liquor liability & dram shop, Immunology, Allergic reactions, Skin & eye irritation, Inhalation toxicology, Medical devices, Postmortem toxicology, Metals, Air pollutants, Pesticides, Lead poisoning, Carbon monoxide poisoning, Solvents, Volatile organic compounds (VOCs), Toxic torts, Infectious diseases
Dr. Lehmann is an accomplished toxicologist with nearly 20 years of cross-sector experience spanning academia, industry, and government. He brings deep expertise in human and ecological risk assessment, toxicological mechanisms, pharmacology, and drug-related signal transduction pathways.
Dr. Lehmann applies his scientific expertise to complex questions involving alcohol, drugs, environmental exposures, consumer products, and medical devices. His work integrates experimental toxicology, exposure assessment, and weight-of-evidence evaluation to assess potential health effects and causation. Drawing on his extensive research background and teaching experience, he is skilled at translating complex toxicological concepts into clear, accessible explanations for attorneys, courts, and other non-scientific audiences.
Experience & Expertise:
-Alcohol and Drug Toxicology: Expertise in the toxicology and pharmacology of alcohol, opioids, stimulants, cannabinoids, benzodiazepines, and other...