News

Daily Journal (September 23, 2008)
Santa Barbara Newspaper Publisher Dodges $20 Million Claim by Ex-Fiance.
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Emergency Medicine News (March 2004)
Article quoting David Millstein about the unfair treatment of his emergency medicine doctor clients who were accused of interfering with a contract between the hospital and United Health. Mr. Millstein, on behalf of his clients and the American Association of Emergency Medicine (AAEM), counter sued on the grounds United Health was engaged in unfair business activities.

Lifeline (October 2001)
Article written by David Millstein regarding the recent developments and current issues in corporate practice of emergency medicine.

The Recorder (1999)
In a case that gained national recognition, David Millstein represented a group of emergency room physicians against the corporation contracted to manage the administrative operations of the hospital. The case was the first to question whether agreements allowing non-physicians to manage emergency room operations violated federal and state laws prohibiting lay persons from controlling physician decisions.
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SF Weekly (1996)
David Millstein was appointed Chief Assistant District Attorney under Terrence Hallinan. In his year in the office, Mr. Millstein was the Chief of Special Operations where he implemented several innovative programs including the three strikes panel as well as acting as Hallinan’s right hand man for affecting key changes in the department. (read more)