Group of 16 Paraquat Parkinson’s Cases Selected For Bellwether Trial Program in MDL
A group of 16 Paraquat lawsuits have been selected to serve as bellwether trials for claims exposure to the weed killer can cause Parkinson's disease
A group of 16 Paraquat lawsuits have been selected to serve as bellwether trials for claims exposure to the weed killer can cause Parkinson's disease
An Arizona man has filed a Paraquat toxicity lawsuit following a Parkinson's disease diagnosis linked to his use of the weed killer decades earlier.
A Paraquat exposure lawsuit claims years of working on a farm in Iowa with the controversial weed killer led to Parkinson's disease.
A federal judge has ordered parties to select 16 potential Paraquat bellwether cases for early test trials beginning in November 2022.
A former Paraquat applicator says he was told the herbicide was toxic, but not that it could cause Parkinson's disease in a recently filed lawsuit.
A federal judge will entertain motions by defendants on whether some lawsuits and claims filed in lawsuits claiming Paraquat causes Parkinson's disease should be dismissed.
Chevron has been dismissed from all Paraquat Parkinson's disease lawsuits filed after 1990 after arguing that it stopped selling the weed killer several years before that.
A new study warns that wastewater chemicals from hydraulic fracturing operations in California are migrating into local drinking water supplies, potentially posing health risks for nearby residents.
The judge overseeing coordinated Paraquat Parkinson's disease litigation at the federal level has ordered discovery coordination with similar cases filed in state courts nationwide.
A Paraquat lawsuit indicates a farm worker was exposed to the weed killer for decades without being warned it could result in Parkinson's disease.