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The Questions of Fluoridegate Part II

by Chris Nidel | January 2, 2013 | Product Liability, Toxic Injuries

Members of the public and government leaders who are concerned about harm from ingesting fluorides in water or in other products will find it useful to read Daniel Stockin’s hard-hitting second part in his series of articles called “The Questions of Fluoridegate.” Stockin works at The Lillie Center for Scientific Research & Development in Health & Alternative Energy. Part 2 of the article series is linked here.

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Chris Nidel
ABOUT THE AUTHORChris Nidel

Chris Nidel is the founding partner of Nidel & Nace. A chemical engineer by training (University of Virginia and MIT), he worked in pharmaceutical process development before earning his law degree at the University of Virginia. He now represents individuals and communities harmed by environmental contamination and toxic exposures.

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ABOUT THE AUTHORJonathan Nace

Jonathan Nace is a partner at Nidel & Nace, where his practice focuses on complex consumer protection, including deceptive food and supplement labeling, insurance misconduct, and data privacy. He has tried cases in state and federal court and argued before federal appellate courts.

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Zachary Kelsay
ABOUT THE AUTHORZachary Kelsay

Zachary Kelsay is an attorney at Nidel & Nace supporting the firm’s environmental and consumer protection practices. He previously clerked for the 23rd Circuit Court in West Virginia and worked in the Maryland Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division.

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