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tobacco companies - False Advertising
Rick Musgrave
193 Dakar Drive
Pacheco, Ca. 94553
(925) 825-8200 (Home)
(925) 250-3535 (Cellular)
RickandElaine2@aol.com
Re: Fire Safe Cigarettes:
To Whom It May Concern:
I hereby allege that the new improved “Fire Safe” cigarettes are the most harming health problem from the tobacco companies yet.
The cigarette goes out if laid down or not continuously “puffed on”. Causing the smoker to smoke the cigarette faster, and inhale more deeply to keep the cigarette burning.
Therefore causing additional health problems, as you are smoking it faster, inhaling it deeper into your lungs, too maintain the cigarette burning.
Smokers noticing their cigarettes are going out more or are harder to keep lit are not imagining things. Overshadowed by the frenzy surrounding the state smoking ban, another new law took effect Jan. 1 requiring all cigarettes to be “fire safety cigarettes.” These cigarettes, often referred to as low-ignition, cause the cigarette to extinguish on its own if not consistently inhaled.
I understand that these types of cases are difficult and expensive to pursue.
However I am seeking an Attorney that is willing to handle this litigation, on a percentage bases. If you feel this is something you might be interested in, Please feel free to contact me at anytime!
Sincerely:
Rick Musgrave
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