Dr. Richard Isaacs MD – Otolaryngology In Sacramento, California

Dr. Richard Isaacs Specializes in surgical oncology, plastic reconstructive surgery, otolaryngology in Sacramento, California.

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Patient Ratings and Reviews

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Board Certification, Specialty and Expertise

Dr. Richard Isaacs HAS BEEN identified as Specializing in Surgical Oncology, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology.

Specialties

• Otolaryngology

• Surgical Oncology

• Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Hospital Affiliation

A hospital affiliation covers any Doctor Who has an affiliation, association or admitting privileges with a hospital. A doctor's Particular affiliation to a specific hospital can translate to the overall quality of That provider.

Dr. Isaacs is affiliated with one hospital:

Kaiser Permanente South Sacramento Medical Center

6600 Bruceville Rd

Sacramento, California

Education

Dr. Isaacs attended medical school at Wayne State University School of Medicine and graduated in 1988 having 27 years experience.

While there is no proven correlation between the quality of one's educational institution and the quality of one's professional competence, or at it is an indicator. Medical schools have various levels of selectivity (some are harder to get into than others), and both the quality and level of Their clinical training or research are Measured. Additional medical training in both residency and fellowships and the facilities They are Conducted at alsoprovide a history of the doctors' level of training and experience.

Asaba Group Holdings: History/About Us

Victor Edozien is the President and CEO of SET Enterprises, Inc. In addition he is the Founder/Managing Principal of The Asaba Group, Inc.- a strategy consulting/private equity holding company (Asaba Group Holdings) and is a veteran of the US Army. He has been in the automotive business for over 10 years and operates other automotive businesses under AG-Manufacturing, Inc. (AG Manufacturing - Michigan) with locations in Michigan, Illinois, and Alabama. Victor has over 15 years of experience in strategic planning, revenue growth strategy, acquisition strategies and business turnarounds/improvement. Edozien holds a BS in Electrical Engineering, BA Geology with Mathematics, MS in Engineering, and a MBA in Finance & Operations Management. He is currently a Wharton Fellow at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and is a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO), the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO), and CEO Connection. He is a board member of Real Life 101 Scholarship and Mentoring Program (Real Life 101 > Home); a 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to improving the higher education opportunities of at-risk inner-city African American males.

Miura Group Tokyo Japan - Annual Report

The accompanying consolidated financial statements of Miura Co., Ltd. (the “Company”) and its consolidated subsidiaries have been prepared in accordance with the provisions set forth in the Japanese Financial Instruments and Exchange Act and its related accounting regulations, and in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in Japan (“Japanese GAAP”), which are different in certain respects as to application and disclosure requirements of International Financial Reporting Standards.

In preparing these consolidated financial statements, certain reclassifications and rearrangements have been made to the consolidated financial statements issued domestically in order to present them in a form which is more familiar to readers outside Japan. In addition, certain reclassifications have been made in the 2013 consolidated financial statements to conform to the classifications used in 2014.

The consolidated financial statements are stated in Japanese yen, the currency of the country in which the Company is incorporated and operates. The translations of Japanese yen amounts into U.S. dollar amounts are included solely for the convenience of readers outside Japan and have been made at the rate of ¥102.92 to U.S.$1, the approximate rate of exchange at March 31, 2014. Such translations should not be construed as representations that the Japanese yen amounts could be converted into U.S. dollars at that or any other rate.

Nexus Search Consulting Singapore - Practices

NEXUS operates in every major industry, serving multi-national companies globally. Our dedicated team of consultants with extensive experience and network contacts provide a strict adherence with a high level of selection criteria. These qualities have enabled us to emerge as a reliable human resource capital specialist in the region.


Industry Coverage:

Financial Services

Oil and Gas

Shipping & Marine

Pharmaceutical

Information Technology

Retail & Consumer

Healthcare and Life Sciences

Engineering & Manufacturing

Telecommunications

Supply Chain and Logistics

Energy and Commodities Litigation Cornerstone Research

Energy and Commodities Cornerstone Research combines energy and commodities experience with expertise in antitrust, valuation, securities, class certification, and intellectual property litigation. We apply financial and economic analysis to issues that arise in the changing energy and commodities markets, including those related to allegations of market manipulation and price fixing, breach of contract, merger reviews, trading disputes, asset valuation, and environmental impact.

PRACTICE DETAILS

Market Manipulation

Cornerstone Research has been involved in many high-profile energy and commodity market manipulation investigations. The combined experience of our staff and experts in energy markets, antitrust, and finance brings a multidisciplinary approach to the evaluation of market manipulation allegations.

Characteristics of U.S. Natural Gas Transactions

Cornerstone Research has analyzed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC’s) data on U.S. natural gas transaction activity as supplemented by our proprietary classifications of market participants.

Agricultural Commodities

We have worked on litigation involving a wide range of agricultural commodities, including dairy, grains, tobacco, high-fructose corn syrup, and meatpacking. In these matters, we have analyzed antitrust issues, market manipulation, breach of contract claims, and mergers.

Environmental Impact

Analysis of economic issues and expert testimony on punitive damages form the basis of our work on environmental impact cases. These include litigation involving groundwater contamination, seafood poaching, and product liability.

Antitrust

Our consultants have analyzed the effects of mergers, price-fixing allegations, and other potentially anticompetitive behavior in the energy industry. Such analysis typically requires applying the sophisticated techniques common in antitrust cases.

Accounting

Cornerstone Research has worked on liability and damages issues in high-profile accounting cases in the energy industry. We address cases with a combination of economic analysis, understanding of industry dynamics, and knowledge of accounting principles.

Finance and Valuation

Building on extensive experience in financial valuation, Cornerstone Research utilizes the financial asset attributes of commodities to develop valuation techniques for energy commodities, assets, liabilities, and risks, and to determine the implications of energy market dynamics for the valuation of firms participating in the industry.

Contract Disputes

We have applied industry expertise to numerous contract disputes involving energy and commodities. The issues involved in these matters include contract pricing provisions, regulatory impact, insurance coverage, and valuation of derivative contracts.

Aboriginal Law And Advisors Group - Bennett Jones

Our Aboriginal Law Group helps project developers navigate the regulatory process in securing approvals for major energy development projects, including consulting and negotiating with Aboriginal groups and other stakeholders. We draw on our top-tier, cross-departmental expertise in the energy, environmental, corporate commercial, regulatory, litigation and tax arenas in shepherding significant projects through to fruition. We structure and negotiate commercial agreements for projects involving aboriginal rights and interests, as well as debt and equity financing arrangements for projects on aboriginal lands or with aboriginal participation.

We understand the risks associated with Aboriginal issues in the context of significant energy development project approvals and work closely with our clients to devise an exposure management plan to identify and manage potential litigation and other issues both pre- and post-closing, including compensation, royalty, surface rights and land access issues. Our unparalleled experience with major development projects enables us to forecast outcomes with a high degree of accuracy.

Select Experience

Mackenzie Valley Aboriginal Pipeline Group regarding the multi-billion dollar Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Project, in connection with the negotiation and structuring of commercial agreements including ownership agreements among various Aboriginal groups and various development, operating, shipping and financing agreements with Imperial Oil, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, Shell and TransCanada Pipelines.

About John Peebles Associates

Established in 1989 in Auckland, New Zealand, John Peebles Associates is recognized as a leading search firm in the Asia Pacific region. We remain a privately owned business, proud of our reputation and ability to outperform any other search company.

We primarily work for publicly listed, major cooperative or private companies, although the business does undertake some Chief Executive search for government entities from time to time. A good proportion of our company’s business comes from offshore or is for offshore locations, as our capabilities reach far beyond New Zealand.

We provide confidential, efficient and personalized service, and pride ourselves on our reliability and integrity. We are well regarded for our expertise with candidates as well as our ability to drive long-term growth and commercial value for our clients through our search and advisory work.

Our consulting team is stable, experienced and well qualified.

We are driven, focused and become our clients’ greatest advocates.

Our Lead Partners

With 36 years consulting experience in executive search, Dr John Peebles is a leading figure in the industry and recognized globally as an influential search leader. John established the first ever retained search group in New Zealand in the 1970s and was a member of the then Ward Howell International Group. With 36 years consulting experience in executive search he has worked extensively in New Zealand, Australia and internationally. His prior experience involved management, human resources and business management in a major publicly listed company. His tertiary qualifications include an MBA, Post Graduate Certificate in Business Research and a Doctorate of Business and Administration in Corporate Governance.

Dr John Peebles is Chair of Mobility Assistance Dogs Trust and former Chair of Auckland Opera Studio, Pop ‘n’ Good Holdings and Indigenous Corporate Solutions and former Director of the Broadcasting Corporation of New Zealand and Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra.

Craig T. Matthews & Associates, LPA: Verdicts & Settlement

Represented elderly widow who with her husband had amassed substantial assets which were taken by manager of her bank. After forensic accounting investigation, filed suit against bank manager, bank manager's husband, and bank. Defendants claimed the assets they took were "gifts." Case was successfully mediated. The defendants were investigated by the FBI and criminal charges were pursued by the United States Attorney.

Cline v. Neihaus, Montgomery C.P. No. 2011 CV 05176 (2011).

Represented elderly widow who was tricked in marriage then prevented from divorcing after "husband" filed application to declare her incompetent. After her death, represented her family in action to defend against claims filed by the estranged husband. After nine of estranged husband's 10 claims were dismissed upon our motion for summary judgment, the case was successfully mediated.

Austin v. Lamb, Montgomery C.P. 2010 CV 05546 (2010).

Represented in a federal court woman subjected to years of horrible sexual abuse and harassment at the workplace which resulted in her becoming physically ill and being forced to quit. Alleged hostile work environment sexual harassment. After employer's motion for summary judgment was denied, the case was successfully mediated.

Hughes v. Goodrich Corporation, S.D. Ohio No. 3:08CV263 (2011).

Represented in a federal court woman who was retaliated against after she refused to continue sexual relationship with her boss and owner of the company. Alleged sexual harassment. Case was successfully mediated.

Davis v. International Trade Bridge, Inc., S.D. Ohio No. 3:11cv00462 (2008).

Represented elderly widow whose assets were taken by out of state nephew using a power of attorney. Nephew claimed he took the assets for "safekeeping." After suit was filed, all assets were recovered. Upon widow's death, the nephew then filed a will contest action because widow had written him out of her will. After we defeated nephew's motion for summary judgment, case was successfully mediated.

Executor of Estate of Violet Schumann v. Knoop, Montgomery C.P. No. 2006 CV 5601 (2006).

Represented elderly retired man whose entire life savings were taken by his nephew using a power of attorney while he was in the hospital. Nephew claimed the assets were given to him as a "gift." Obtained jury verdict for full amount taken plus punitive damages and attorney fees. Verdict sustained by court of appeals.

Scott v. Hall, 61 Ohio App.3d 616, 573 N.E.2d 718, 1998-Ohio App. LEXIS 4985 (2nd Dist. 1988).

Represented elderly widow who was sold an unnecessary waterproofing contract to fix cracks in the ceiling, which costly repairs did nothing. Trial court granted Defendant's motion to stay the case and compel arbitration. We appealed. After court of appeals sustained our appeal, the case was successfully mediated.

Moran v. Everdry, Montgomery C.P. No. 2010 CV 03696 (2010).

Defended construction company against suit filed by injured employee who alleged his employer had intentionally caused his injuries by requiring him to climb into a roof truss. Case was dismissed upon our motion for summary judgment and dismissal was sustained by court of appeals.

Horanyi v. Shooter Constr. Co., 2nd Dist. Montgomery No. 23876, 2011-Ohio 4164, 2011 Ohio App. LEXIS 3488.

Represented owner of historic home severely damaged by fire and improperly repaired in suit against the contractor. After defeating defendant's motion for summary judgment, case was successfully mediated.

Bremer v. Angler Construction Company, Montgomery C.P. No. 2010 CV 09962 (2010).

Represented three women who were subjected to sexual harassment in the workplace. We alleged claims for hostile work environment sexual harassment. Defendant initially prevailed on motion for summary judgment. We appealed and court of appeals reversed the trial court on the claims of hostile work environment sexual harassment and related claims. Case was thereafter successfully mediated.

Harmon v. GZK, Inc., 2nd Dist. Montgomery No. 18762, 2002-Ohio-545, 2002 Ohio App. LEXIS 480.

Represented contractor in state court suit against insurance agent who promised to obtain policy to cover claims for intentional workplace injury. After the contractor was sued for an intentional workplace injury, carrier denied coverage. At eve of trial, defendant removed the case to federal court. We successfully defeated the removal to federal court and obtained an award of full amount of attorney fees for the improper removal. Upon remand to state court and after winning our motion for an expedited order to compel discovery, case was successfully mediated.

Shooter Construction Co. v. Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, S.D. Ohio No. 3:11cv00181 (2011).

Shooter Construction Co. v. Acordia of Ohio, LLC, Montgomery C.P. No. 2009 CV 00965 (2009)