"Ian Stirling" wrote in message
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In rec.crafts.metalworking Paul Wakfer wrote:
(MMonheit) wrote in message
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I am seeking to obtain copies of MSDS sheets for welding rods and
welding wire, used in manufacturing. In particular, I am looking for
older warnings given on the welding rods and wires. Anyone having
older MSDS sheets, please contact me.

This is very important, as it relates to wedlers who have contracted a
Parkinson-like disease from the use of these welding rods and wires,
and who we believe were given inadequate warnings given on the MSDS
sheets. We need to obtain these sheets in order to help these welders
in their claims against the manufacturers of these rods and wires.

-Mike

If the manufacturers of the welding rods and wire provided full
information about the potential toxicity of their products then they
are blameless. It is the employers of those affected workers who did
not give their workers sufficient cautionary information, risk pay,
handling and breathing equipment, and/or limited time exposure who you
should ethically go after.

That's easy.
Whoevers got the deepest pockets.

Yes, and gather as many defendants as possible, that way in the end the
lawyers get millions in fees and the individual defendants get $200 and a
gift certificate for a free massage. I love lawyers.