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If You Inhaled Roundup Pesticide and Become Seriously Ill, Can You Start a Lawsuit?

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If You Inhaled Roundup Pesticide and Become Seriously Ill, Can You Start a Lawsuit?

Yes, if you inhaled Roundup pesticides and herbicides and it made you seriously ill you can initiate a lawsuit based on personal injuries related to your claim. All you need to do is call us to get immediate access to a knowledgeable Los Angeles Roundup lawyer at the Walch law firm at 866-INJURY2 or 866-465-8792. We are here to assist you at our reputable Los Angeles Roundup law firm, and we handle Roundup lawsuits to get you the money you deserve in this type of case.

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Roundup Chemicals Can Be Inhaled When You Are Working, Playing or Walking in Outdoor Environments

It is relatively easy to be accosted by the glyphosates in Roundup formula when you are working, playing or even just walking in outdoor areas. You can inhale glyphosates from Roundup by virtue of contact in the form of:1

  • Aerosol
  • Vapor
  • Dust form
  • Mist

When you have been hit in the nose with the putrid smell of Roundup, you are actually inhaling the toxins. These toxic vapors can cause you cancer in the long run, and even other issues with your health in the short run as well. For example, you can develop inflammation, tissue and cellular death just from being exposed to Roundup chemicals in outdoor environments.1

Our Los Angeles Roundup Law Firm Will Help You Determine the Value of Your Personal Injury Claim

Most people will have many questions related to determining the value of your personal injury claim for Roundup injuries. Each person’s personal injuries are unique to the person and the situation. Therefore, you cannot compare your personal injury claim to someone else’s that you read about online or in a newspaper. We are experts and can talk to you about your legal rights in a way that you can understand. We are here to make the process easy for you to follow and can help you initiate a lawsuit based on your Roundup exposure.

What “Proof” Do You Need to Initiate a Lawsuit for Roundup Personal Injuries?

You will have many forms of “proof” that show you were exposed to Roundup chemicals. That proof of exposure to Roundup may come in the form of:

  • Medical records
  • Medical history
  • Blood test
  • Urine test
  • Other laboratory testing

It will be possible to prove you were exposed to Roundup, and we can review your lost wages, loss of income, loss of consortium, or any disability related to your Roundup injuries. We are here to help you and you can call us any time if you have questions regarding the worth, value or settlement procedures related to a Roundup cancer lawsuit. It is easy to make the first call to us. All that you need to do is to call our law office today to talk about your concerns. We are available to take your call at Walch law, and you can call us at 866-INJURY2 or 866-465-8792.

References

1Galli, F. S., Mollari, M., Tassinari, V., Alimonti, C., Ubaldi, A., Cuva, C., & Marcoccia, D. (2024). Overview of human health effects related to glyphosate exposure. Frontiers in Toxicology, 6, 1474792. https://doi.org/10.3389/ftox.2024.1474792

 

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