Holy cow, I just clicked that link. If he's 21 and his resting pulse is
150, his problem isn't mercury poisoning... It's probably chronic
refusal to exercise! He talks about high horsepower blood pressure meds
and beta blockers, that is not normal stuff for someone so young. I
think he should be spending less time suing the world and more time
trying to take care of himself.
-Adam
On 2/8/2012 3:45 PM, Jeff Thomas wrote:
On Feb 8, 4:15 pm, Nicholas Stock<nickst...@gmail.com> wrote:
What's his basis for the exposure? He's breaking all the tubes and inhaling
the vapour?
Does the US have any vexatious litigation laws?
That has been the primary question circulating on the forums.
He's an tech, and worked with valves used in audio equipment.
There is no mercury in triodes, pentodes, etc. Even the rectifiers he
handled did not contain any mercury.
One of the defendants is MCM electronics, a dealer in solid state
materials, although they might have a couple pieces of expensive
audiophoolery that could contain a tube or two. I'd like to see how
his council can make that stick.
The plaintiff was a tech, exposed to many things throughout his
career, and was a smoker.
He posted the following to a health forum back in Dec of '04 (the site
admin has since edited some of the details). Gosh I wonder why ;)
http://www.healthboards.com/boards/heart-disorders/234311-introduction.html
When you start these sort of proceedings later, it really opens you up
to public scrutiny.
Regards, Jeff
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