Find Out If You Qualify For a PARAQUAT PARKINSON'S Case

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A series of important studies that found that commercial agricultural workers, including farm workers, golf course maintenance crews and greenhouse workers, who were certified and trained to use Paraquat and bystanders exposed to spray drift may have suffered serious injury due to the toxicity of the herbicide.

Makers of Paraquat herbicide REFUSED to include warnings on the label, increasing the risk of injuries from Paraquat exposure for farm workers, golf course maintenance crews, horticulturalists, and others who used or were exposed to the toxic chemical.

Paraquat is often used to control weeds in soybean, corn and other crops, grapes and orchards, pasture and hay fields, and to defoliate cotton.

Studies show that workers who mixed, sprayed, or were exposed to the chemical are at higher risk. In fact, a 2011 Study by the National Institutes of Health and Parkinson’s Institute surveyed farmers in North Carolina and Iowa and determined these farmers were 2 ½ times more likely to develop Parkinson’s if they were exposed to Paraquat or Rotenone.

And, in 2012, a study found that individuals with certain genetics who were exposed to Paraquat were 11 times more likely to develop PD.

The companies that make and distribute herbicides and other agricultural chemicals have a duty to ensure their products are safe when used as directed. When they fail this duty, they may be held liable for injuries and damages caused by their product. For decades we have been helping the injured hold product manufacturers responsible for the damages their products cause, and we stand ready to fight for you now.

Lawsuits are being filed on behalf of farmers, agricultural workers, and other licensed chemical applicators who were exposed to paraquat and subsequently developed Parkinson’s disease. In these suits, we are demanding justice and compensation for the injuries our clients suffered and the damages they have sustained. And we can do the same for you. Contact us today to learn more including whether you are eligible to seek financial compensation for your paraquat-associated Parkinson’s disease.

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