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Office of Steven W. Burt
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Los Angeles, CA 90044-2409 Ephan'e Reed.
Deputy
Teiephone: (323) 41 84878
FaCSimile: (3 10) 861-0832
Email: sburt@sburtlaw.com
ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF,
LINDA A. CHAPMAN
SUPERIOR COURT 0F THE STATE 0F CALIFORNIA
SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, CIVIL DIVISION
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n LINDA A. CHAPMAN, Case No.: c1vs321 10756
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PLAINTIFF LINDAA. CHAPMAN'S
SEPARATE STATEMENT 0F DISPUTED
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FACTS IN OPPOSITION To DEFENDANT
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DR. FAITH LEE-JACKSON’S MOTION FOR
DR. FAITH LEE—JACKSON; and DOES ONE
through ONE HUNDRED,
SUMMARY JUDGMENT 0R 1N THE
inclusive
Is ALTERNATIVE SUMMARY
Defendants
ADJUDICATION
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Date: January 17,2022
18 Time: 8:30 a.m.
Dept; S30
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Assigned for All Pre-Trial Purposes to:
20 Hon. Brian S. McCarville, Dept. S30
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Action Filed: 05/03/2021
Trial Date: 05/30/2023
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T0 DEFENDANT, DR. FAITH LEE-JACKSON, M.D. AND HER ATTORNEYS 0F RECORD:
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Plaintiff, Linda A. Chapman (hereinafier refened to as “Plaintiff’ or “Mrs. Chapman”) hereby submits
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the fallowing Separate Statement of Disputed Facts.
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Plaintiff Linda A. Chapman (hereinafier
Undisputed.
referred to as "Plaintiff or "Ms.
Chapman")
alleges causes of action for
medi cal malpractice
and fraudulent misrepresentatio
n against Dr.
Lee-Jackson. (Plaintiff‘s First
Amended
Complaint; Notice of Lodging
Evidence in
Support, Exhibit, "Ex."),
( A.)
ISSUE ONE-MEDICAL MALPRACTI
CE
Ms. Chapman transferred her care from
Loma Disputed. Mrs. Chapman lsaw the Defendant
Linda University to San Bemard
ino Medical on August 6, 2010, for a new patient
Group, Inc. ("SBMG"), becoming
a new patient consultation and Septemtier
10 of Dr. Lee-Jackson on Augu 9. 2010, for a
st 6, 20H). From Well Woman physical
2010 to 2020, Ms. Chapman rout em.
Over the course
inely appeared ofthe IO years that Mrs. Cha
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for both annual wellness pman was under
exams as well as the Defendant’s care, monitori
routine monitoring ng exams were
12 exams every three to six scheduled every six months not
months. Ms. three months.
Chapman had a multitude of In 2010, at the time she initi
chronic medical conditions incl ated Dr.
l3 uding Jackson's services, Mrs. Chapman had
hypertension, chronic hyperten not
sive kidn ey been diagnosed with chronic hyperten
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ase, proteinuria secondar to
y hypertension, kidney disease, proteinuria secondar
chronic kidney disease (“CKD”), y to
15 gIaucoma, hypertension or chronic kidn
obesity, fibromyalgia, dependen ey disease. None
t leg edema, of the aforementioned conditions are
urinary urgency, incontinency denoted
16 , and leakage with in records outlining Mrs. Chapman's medical
microhematuria (blood in urine
). (Declmtion history while she
17 of Richard A. Johnson,
was the patient of Dr. Jamie
MD. ("Johnson dccl."), Osborn ax Lorna Linda University Health
116m); Notice ofLodging Evidence in
18 Support, Care. The conditions documented
Ex. B, for Mrs.
Batm 5-6.)
Chapman while under the care of Dr. Osbo
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are as follows: supravcnm’cular
tachycardia,
between I994 and 200]; deep venous
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thrombosis and pulmonary embo
lism;
21 fibromyalgia; hypertension; dependen
t leg
edema; urinary incontinence with som
e
22 leakage and urge incontinence.
0n
September 2, 2010, Mrs. Chapma
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specimen for laboratory testing orde
red by
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w Mrs.
Chapman’s GFR (Glometular Filtr
ation Rate)
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kidney disease in Mrs. Chapman’s medical
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history. At the time of the September 9, 201
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27 physical, the Defendant did not disc
uss a
kidney diagnosis with Mrs. Chapman. In
the
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