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43-CV-20-672
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`Filed in District Court
`State of Minnesota
`9/15/2022 10:54 AM
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`DISTRICT COURT
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`FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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`Court File No.:43-CV-20-672
`Case Type: Medical Malpractice
`Judge: Jody L. Winters
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`PLAINTIFFS’ NOTICE OF MOTION
`AND MOTION IN LIMINE TO
`EXCLUDE THE EXPERT TESTIMONY
`OF HENRY MILLER, Ph.D.
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`STATE OF MINNESOTA
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`COUNTY OF McLEOD
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`Macey Reid, a minor child, by
`Her Parents and Natural Guardians,
`Amber Reid and Dustin Reid, et al.,
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`Plaintiffs,
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`Defendant
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`v.
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`Glencoe Regional Health Services
`d/b/a Glencoe Regional Hospital
`a/d/b/a Glencoe Regional Health,
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`TO: DEFENDANT AND ITS COUNSEL OF RECORD.
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`PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned counsel for the Plaintiffs Macey Reid (a
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`minor child, by her parents and natural guardians Amber Reid and Duston Reid, Amber Reid,
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`individually, and Dustin Reid, individually, will move the Court for the following relief on
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`November 14, 2022 at 1:30 p.m. or as soon thereafter as counsel may be heard via Zoom before
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`the Honorable Jody L. Winters of the McLeod County District Court. Zoom log-in details will be
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`provided.
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`Plaintiffs hereby move this Court to exclude the opinions of Defendant’s expert witness,
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`MOTION
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`Henry Miller, Ph.D., because they are not admissible under substantive Minnesota law, the Rules
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`of Evidence, and the Rules of Civil Procedure. Dr. Miller intends to challenge the value of Macey
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`Reid’s future medical care by claiming that Macey might be able to obtain discounted medical
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`care as a result of discounts negotiated by Medicare and/or other health insurance providers. This
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`43-CV-20-672
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`Filed in District Court
`State of Minnesota
`9/15/2022 10:54 AM
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`type of testimony is expressly barred by Minn. Stat. § 548.251, Subd. 5, as is discussed in detail
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`below. It is pure speculation to assume that Macey will have insurance coverage from a provider
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`able to negotiate the same discounts negotiated by Medicare, or that any insurance provider,
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`including Medicare, will be able to negotiate for care at the rates identical to the current rates in
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`the future.
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`Further, in addition to the blatant attempt to inject into the case the possibility that Macey
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`might have health insurance coverage to cover some of her future medical expenses, the discounted
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`rates Miller relies on for most of his opinions is completely irrelevant to Macey. Miller relies
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`almost exclusively on the discounted healthcare prices negotiated by Medicare despite the fact that
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`Macey is not a Medicare beneficiary and will not be eligible for Medicare for many decades.
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`This motion is filed pursuant to the Minnesota Rules of Civil Procedure and Rules of
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`Evidence, including, but not limited to, Minnesota Rules of Evidence 702, 403, and 104, all the
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`records, files, and proceedings herein, together with a forthcoming memorandum of law and
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`supporting documents.
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`Dated: September 15, 2022
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`Respectfully submitted,
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`s/Katrina L. Wallace
`Stephen C. Offutt, (Minn. Bar #0387206)
`Katrina Wallace (pro hac vice)
`McCarthy, Winkelman, Mester & Offutt, LLP
`4300 Forbes Boulevard, Suite 205
`Lanham, MD 20706
`T: (301) 262-7422
`F: (301) 262-0562
`soffutt@mwmlawyers.com
`kwallace@mwmlawyers.com
`Attorneys for Plaintiffs
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