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Connecticut chlorpyrifos lawsuits claim pesticide manufacturers failed to protect users from Parkinson’s disease. Frequent application of the pest control spray has been blamed for many cases of neurological harm. (See ourCT Chlorpyrifos Parkinson News)

As such, our Connecticut chlorpyrifos lawyers are filing Parkinson’s disease lawsuits for insecticide handlers.

  • Crop Farmers
  • Groundskeepers
  • Exterminators

Connecticut Chlorpyrifos Lawyers Advocate for PD Patients

Our team of Connecticut chlorpyrifos attorneys has represented thousands of victims of dangerous chemicals. In doing so, we have recovered millions of dollars in settlement funds on their behalf.

However, we only pursue chlorpyrifos compensation from pesticide supply companies, not from our clients’ employers.


No Legal Fee Unless You Obtain a Settlement

While money damages may be available to qualified insecticide users, victims are urged to act promptly. The #1 claim Connecticut chlorpyrifos attorneys can make for Parkinson’s compensation is one filed within the Statute of Limitations. Follow this link for our latest information on Chlorpyrifos Parkinson’s multi-district litigation (MDL).

Our Connecticut chlorpyrifos lawyers are available to review claims now. We offer a free case evaluation to confirm use of chlorpyrifos and a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Further, we never charge a legal fee unless a financial recovery is obtained for our client.

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Connecticut Parkinson’s Disease Lawsuits in State or Federal Court

Connecticut Parkinson’s disease lawsuits can be filed in state or federal court. Selecting a jurisdiction is generally based on: 1) whether all parties inhabit CT, and 2) the severity of neurological harm.


Connecticut State Chlorpyrifos Parkinson’s Disease Claims

When all parties reside in Connecticut, chlorpyrifos PD lawsuits of any magnitude can be filed in the State’s county courts聽(CT Courts Website). The Connecticut Practice Book sets forth the State’s procedural law for pesticide claims.

The State of Connecticut follows a modified comparative negligence rule. Accordingly, a Connecticut Parkinson’s disease lawyer can recover damages for wrongful conduct by chlorpyrifos suppliers provided the plaintiff is less than 51% at fault. However, the groundskeeper’s financial award may be reduced by their own degree of fault (if any).


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2nd Circuit Chlorpyrifos Parkinson’s Claims in Connecticut

Connecticut is part of the Second聽Circuit of the federal court system, and individual chlorpyrifos lawsuits can be filed at its local U.S. District Court. Pesticide appeals are heard by the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals.

Provided the neurological harm is severe, insecticide claims can be filed in this court against defendants nationwide.

However, federal chlorpyrifos lawsuits filed in Connecticut may be transferred to a centralized jurisdiction pursuant to a Parkinson’s disease Multi-District Litigation (MDL) Transfer Order. (Follow this link for our additional information on 2nd Circuit chlorpyrifos Parkinson’s compensation.)


For FAQ about the insecticide litigation, please see our chlorpyrifos Parkinson’s lawyers homepage.

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