Whether an expert Toxicologist can testify regarding chemical burns

QUESTIONS PRESENTED Petitioner Ms. Hale is a veteran that went to a Veteran’s Administration (VA) Dental Clinic for routine fitting of dentures that had been cleaned with a pesticide cleaning product, which on its label forbids such usage. After wearing the dentures home, Ms. Hale developed chemical burns and sued under 28 a US.C.§ 1346, Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) and ; provided an expert Toxicologist report which was disregarded because it was not from a dentist. The VA ; ; dentist was fined $600 for violation of federal pesti: ; cide statutes even though he was following VA dental policies, which when investigated, were found to be unlawful and outdated since 1995 and is knowingly : : . supported by Respondent. 1. Whether an expert Toxicologist can testify ~ regarding chemical burns. . ; 2. Whether cleaning dentures is practicing dentistry and therefore a dental treatment under the : , health care liability statute requiring an expert dentist . ce report. . ; 3. Whether both courts violated all known statutes, precedence and case law by finding Dr. Seder’s ; federal pesticide conviction and the intentional use of ; ; outdated and unlawful VA hospital policies are not ; _ negligence per se as a matter of law. : ii . . . LIST OF PROCEEDINGS . United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit , No. 19-20164 Sandra G. Hale, v. United States of _ America; Department of Veterans Affairs; Stephen Seder, Doctor; Rajani Potu, Doctor; Baylor University ; System; Michael Debakey Medical Center : (VA Hospital), , Decision Date: July 11, 2019. : ; ; Rehearing Denial Date: August 9, 2019 United States District Court for the , Southern District of Texas, Houston Division ; ; . . Civil Action No. 4:16-CV-1189 : ; ; Sandra G. Hale, Plaintiff, v. United States of America, Et Al, Defendants. _ oe : Decision Date: March 18, 2019 iii a