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Exposed to Paraquat and Diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease?

Paraquat is a restricted-use herbicide so toxic that a single sip can be fatal. Research has linked chronic exposure to Parkinson's disease. You may have a claim.

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About the Paraquat Herbicide litigation

Paraquat dichloride is a powerful industrial herbicide used on farms across the United States. Because of its extreme toxicity, it is a restricted-use pesticide that may only be applied by licensed applicators — yet farm workers, mixers, tank fillers, and people who lived near sprayed fields have all reported significant exposure.

A growing body of scientific research has associated chronic paraquat exposure with an increased risk of Parkinson's disease, a progressive neurological disorder with no known cure. Lawsuits allege that manufacturers knew or should have known about this risk and failed to warn workers and communities.

If you were exposed to paraquat and later developed Parkinson's disease or Parkinson's-like symptoms, you may be eligible to pursue compensation. Our free case review takes only a few minutes.

Paraquat Herbicide FAQ

What is paraquat used for?

Paraquat is used to control weeds and grasses in commercial agriculture, and as a drying agent before harvest. It is banned in dozens of countries but remains in use in the United States under restricted licensing.

Do I need proof of my exposure?

Work history, pesticide applicator licenses, employment records, and testimony about where you lived and worked can all help establish exposure. An attorney can help you gather this evidence.

What compensation could be available?

Compensation may cover medical expenses, lost wages, reduced earning capacity, and pain and suffering. Every case is different, and no outcome can be guaranteed.

Ready to find out if you qualify?

Answer a few questions about your exposure and diagnosis. It takes about five minutes.

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