Diagnosed With Parkinson’s?
Workers who were exposed to the herbicides Paraquat or Gramoxone
and diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease may be eligible to file
a lawsuit and receive compensation for their illness.
Parkinson’s From Paraquat & Gramoxone
Studies have linked exposure to the weed killers Paraquat and Gramoxone to an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease, a serious and incurable brain disorder. Thousands of workers who handled these herbicides have since been diagnosed with the illness.
More than 6,500 people who developed Parkinson’s after Paraquat exposure have filed lawsuits against the companies that made and sold the herbicide.
Hissey Mulderig & Friend is currently evaluating claims involving workers who were exposed to Paraquat or Gramoxone and later diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. If this describes you or a loved one, contact our law firm to find out whether you qualify or to start your claim today.
Lawsuits Filed by Hundreds of
Workers With Parkinson’s
Against the Makers of Paraquat.
PARAQUAT & GRAMOXONE PARKINSON’S LAWSUITS
Thousands of workers who were diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease after being exposed to Paraquat or Gramoxone have filed lawsuits against Syngenta and Chevron, the companies that made and sold the herbicide. Although this litigation is already underway, there is still time to take legal action, but only if workers and their families act promptly. Contact our law firm to find out if you qualify and take legal action today.