Parkinson’s Disease

If you or a loved one developed Parkinson’s Disease after exposure to toxic chemicals, Bell Legal Group is here to help. Most individuals may not even know they have been exposed!

Lawsuits involving Boston Scientific defibrillators are being filed across the country alleging that defects may cause life-threatening cardiac arrest or death.

Currently, Bell Legal Group is investigating claims where individuals:

Have been exposed to environmental pollutants or industrial products, and
Have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

Our firm represents toxic chemical exposure victims nationwide.

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease after exposure to harmful chemicals, please reach out to our attorneys online or call us at 843-438-7480 to tell us your story!

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Here are some key points about toxic chemical exposure and Parkinson’s Disease:

People who have developed Parkinson’s Disease from exposure to toxic chemicals may be eligible to file a personal injury lawsuit against those responsible for their exposure, such as employers, manufacturers, and/or distributors.

Industries known to use hazardous chemicals:

Aircraft and aerospace
Car mechanics
Carpet cleaning
Chemical manufacturing
Dry cleaning
Electronics
Integrated iron and steel manufacturing
Machinery manufacturing and repair
Oil refineries
Pulp and paper manufacturing
Railroad workers
Rubber manufacturing
Pesticide and fungicide production
Textile manufacturing
Farming
Golf Courses

Increased risk of exposure may be associated with the following:

Aircraft workers – Exposure to cleaning solvents and degreasers
Dry Cleaners – Exposure to chemical solvents
Welders and Fabricators – Exposure to welding fumes
Locomotive Conductors and Engineers – Work in enclosed environments where diesel exhaust accumulates, handle equipment treated with solvents
Car Mechanics – Use degreasers, chlorinated solvents, and fuel-based cleaners
Railroad Shop and Maintenance Workers – Clean and maintain engines and parts using solvent-based products, apply concentrated mixtures of herbicides and pesticides along tracks.
Residence proximate to a Golf Course – Reside within 1 to 3 miles of a golf course
Signal Maintainers and Electricians – Use cleaners and degreasing chemicals
Herbicide Applicators and Agricultural Workers – Mix, load and apply pesticides and herbicides
Bridge and Building Workers – Paint, clean, and maintain infrastructure using solvent mixtures
Machinist – Work with metalworking fluids and cleaning solvents

How Will I Know if I Qualify?

To qualify for a potential Parkinson’s Disease lawsuit, you must show that you were exposed to toxic chemicals that have been scientifically linked to Parkinson’s Disease. Medical documentation of your diagnosis and your exposure history will be crucial to building a strong case.

If you or your loved one worked in one of these industries and has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease contact Bell Legal Group today.

J. Edward Bell III

Founder and Senior Partner

South Carolina attorney Ed Bell founded Bell Legal Group more than 40 years ago. With offices in Georgetown, SC, and Raleigh, NC, he focuses his practice on a variety of cases such as medical malpractice, personal injury, automobile safety and defects, product liability, environmental law, police misconduct, and prison abuse.

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