Re: Surprise! Veritox Finds Nothing Wrong w/Weyerhaeuser Hou

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"These common conditions combine to create an unhealthy
and 'toxic soup' affecting the air quality in the homes,"

That statement alone should have disqualified any CIH from
testimony. There is no such definition in the industry, no
testing method to derive such a definition, and positively
no associated medical condition.

There is certainly correlation between allergen exposure and
asthma, beyond that, the rest of the claims appear to be
unsubstantiated.

If you’re going to make a claim, at a minimum you should
show up with both irrefutable environmental evidence
followed by irrefutable medical proof linking exposure to
illness. PCR proof linking exposure to illness would be a
good start.

Apparently, the plaintiffs have lousy counsel and no
intelligent IEQ guidance. They should stick with building
defect litigation. They could probably prove that case
without all the unsubstantiated toxic soup hype and hysteria.

You would think by now that the legal profession would wise
up to the facts - black toxic mold hype doesn’t work
anymore.

RD

On 10/19/10, Penny Silly-um wrote:
> http://www.seattlepi.com/local/428095_quadrant08.html