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REQUEST a free CONSULTATIONREQUEST a free CONSULTATIONPesticides are a common — and dangerous — part of our lives. Pesticides are common in most facets of life, from farming and gardening to industrial work to home lawn care. However, pesticides are dangerous chemicals that could cause serious injuries or even death in the event of overexposure or ingestion. If you have suffered serious illness or injury as the result of a pesticide accident, talk with an attorney from Gray Ritter Graham, in Missouri.
Two of the most common causes of pesticide injuries and illnesses are:
For pesticide injuries that occurred at work, like any other work-related injuries, the injured worker is generally entitled to workers’ compensation, regardless of who was at fault for the accident. However, workers’ compensation usually provides only a small percentage of the total cost of recovery, especially if the injuries are catastrophic and require long-term medical attention.
If your pesticide injuries resulted from employer negligence in Missouri, we might be able to bring a lawsuit against your employer to increase your compensation. In other cases, the negligent actions of a third party outside of your employer and co-workers might have caused the accident.
We will research the causes of the accident that resulted in your injuries or the wrongful death of your family member, and we will search out every possible avenue for recovery so that you get full and adequate compensation for your losses.
There is no cost to talk with one of our St. Louis pesticide accident lawyers about your claim. Contact us to schedule a consultation with an attorney from our firm.
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When clients come to us, their cases involve serious personal or financial injury, or wrongful death. It costs nothing to call and ask us to review your case. Contact us as soon as possible so that we can preserve the evidence and begin our investigation.