Question 1

Against Whom Should I File My Roundup Claim?

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If you have been living with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma or your loved one passed away from the disease after chronic use of Roundup, you may receive payments for medical expenses, loss of earnings, pain, and suffering, and possibly punitive damages. The corporation’s representatives have issued misleading statements so that workers will continue to use the blockbuster herbicide without harboring any worries about health risks. See more

Question 2

Am I Eligible for a Zantac Claim?

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Even the most seemingly harmless medicines can cause serious side effects if defective. For example, ranitidine is one of the most commonly used over-the-counter in the treatment of peptic ulcer disease and gastroesophageal reflux disease, yet the U.S. FDA has recalled all ranitidine products to protect the public from various dangers. See more

Question 3

Can Family Members File an Asbestos Claim?

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Yes, the family members of asbestos exposure victims who passed away without benefiting from compensation can file a wrongful death asbestos claim. See more

Question 4

Can I Seek Compensation for Asbestos Exposure If I Was/Am a Smoker?

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Yes, tobacco smokers can seek financial compensation for diseases caused by asbestos exposure as long as they have asbestos fibers in their lungs. See more

Question 5

Can Veterans File a Claim for Military Asbestos Exposure?

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Yes, veterans can file a claim for military asbestos exposure if they struggle with a related disease. See more

Question 6

Do Asbestos Claims Have a Statute of Limitations?

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Asbestos exposure claims have a statute of limitations of 3 years from the moment of diagnosis in most states, but it can be shorter or longer where you live. See more

Question 7

Do I Need to Join a Class Action Lawsuit if I Want Compensation for Roundup Exposure?

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No, you do not need to join a class-action lawsuit if you want to claim compensation for injuries after using Roundup. Individuals who allege that their Roundup exposure caused non-Hodgkin's lymphoma can expect a settlement based on their diagnosis. See more

Question 8

Do I Qualify for a Hernia Mesh Claim?

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Thousands of people have suffered serious complications following a hernia repair using surgical mesh. The first step prior to bringing a hernia mesh claim is to determine the specific hernia mesh device that was used in your hernia repair surgery. See more

Question 9

Do I Qualify for a Talcum Powder Cancer Claim?

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If you developed a serious medical condition after using talcum powder, you may be eligible to receive compensation to help pay for the high cost of treatment and provide financial security for your family. See more

Question 10

For What Diseases Can I File a Paraquat Claim?

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Question 11

Has the Paragard Been Recalled?

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Question 12

Have There Been Any Paragard Settlements Yet?

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Question 13

How Do I Know Whether I Am Eligible for a Roundup Claim?

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If you or a loved one happened to use Roundup on a regular basis and later on were diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, you are eligible for a Roundup claim. See more

Question 14

How Does My Asbestos Claim Help My VA Claim?

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If you have already received compensation from asbestos trust funds or former asbestos companies, the VA is more likely to offer you monthly disability compensation for asbestos exposure. See more

Question 15

How Long Do Hernia Mesh Implants Last Before Creating Problems?

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Hernia mesh side-effects and complications may occur immediately or years later after a hernia mesh surgery. The signs and symptoms associated with defective hernia mesh may appear abruptly or slowly increase over time, depending on the severity of complications. See more

Question 16

How Long Does It Take for a Disease Caused by Asbestos Exposure to Develop?

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Since they have a long latency period, diseases that occur as a consequence of asbestos exposure generally take between 20 and 50 years to develop. See more

Question 17

How Long Will I Have to Wait to Receive Compensation for Asbestos Exposure?

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Following claim submission, you will have to wait between 6 months and 2 years to receive financial compensation for asbestos exposure. See more

Question 18

How Much Compensation Will I Receive If I File a Claim for Asbestos Exposure?

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Depending on factors such as the severity of your diagnosis, you can recover financial compensation for asbestos exposure ranging between $200,000 and $2 million. See more

Question 19

How Much Is My Hernia Mesh Claim Worth?

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Hernia mesh complications can undermine one’s quality and enjoyment of life, leaving victims to grapple with chronic pain and severe infections. Once you've decided to file a claim for compensation over medical problems associated with hernia mesh products, one of your biggest questions likely has to do with the value of your claim. See more

Question 20

How Much Would It Cost to Hire a Roundup Herbicide Attorney?

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Absolutely no upfront fee is involved to hire a Roundup herbicide attorney. Generally, attorneys operate on a contingency fee basis. We firmly believe that individuals suffering because of illness caused by a negligent manufacturer should never have to pay out of his/her pocket. See more

Question 21

I Am Diagnosed with Cancer Other than NHL after Using Roundup, Can I Still File a Claim?

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Roundup is most closely linked to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, multiple myeloma, and leukemia, but that doesn’t mean you cannot file if you have a different form of cancer, but these three are the most closely linked. See more

Question 22

Is Paragard's Design Deficient?

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Question 23

Is Roundup More Dangerous than Glyphosate?

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Yes, Roundup is more dangerous compared to glyphosate alone. In May 2018, the U.S. National Toxicology Program (NTP) released a report on the evaluations conducted on glyphosate formulations. See more

Question 24

Is This a Class Action or an Individual Suit?

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Question 25

What Are the Asbestos Trust Funds?

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Asbestos trust funds were set up by companies that exposed their employees to asbestos when they filed for bankruptcy so that future injured workers can recover the money they deserve. See more

Question 26

What Are the Eligibility and Process of Filing a Claim for Asbestos Exposure?

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If you are a victim of asbestos exposure, you must meet a series of criteria in order to become eligible for compensation. After we evaluate your asbestos claim, we will guide you to a specialized attorney if you qualify for compensation. See more

Question 27

What Are the Grounds for a Paragard IUD Claim?

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Question 28

What Happens If the Asbestos Victim Passes Away During the Legal Process?

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If the asbestos exposure victim passes away during the process of claim evaluation or during the legal process, a close family member can step in and proceed with the legal process on their behalf. See more

Question 29

What Is the Statute of Limitations for Filing a Hernia Mesh Claim?

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States can differ on when the clock starts ticking. In other words, depending on which state you live in, the time limit might begin with the date of the surgery, or when you discover a problem – this is referred to as the 'discovery rule'. See more

Question 30

What Role Does a Surfactant Play in Herbicides?

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Surfactants help the herbicide spray stick on to the weeds instead of falling onto the soil immediately. The surfactants' role is to reduce the surface tension of water. See more

Question 31

What Should I Do If My Asbestos Expousure Is the Result of Occupational Activities?

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Former industrial workers injured by occupational asbestos exposure are usually eligible for compensation. If you are one, we strongly encourage you to contact Atraxia Law in order to determine if you are entitled to financial compensation. See more

Question 32

What Type of Compensation Can I Expect from a Roundup Claim?

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If you have been diagnosed with NHL cancer due to Roundup exposure, you are eligible for compensation. Following a Roundup claim, you are entitled to receive compensation for your medical expenses, your lost wages, emotional distress, pain and suffering. See more

Question 33

What Types of Cancer Does Talcum Powder Cause?

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Naturally occurring talc and asbestos are often in close proximity of each other in the earth and thus contamination is very likely to happen during mining operations. The International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies inhaled talc that contains asbestos as 'carcinogenic to humans'. See more

Question 34

What Types of Compensation Are Available for Veterans Injured by Asbestos Exposure?

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Veterans injured by military asbestos exposure can recover compensation from asbestos trust funds, the companies that manufactured asbestos products in the past, and the VA. See more

Question 35

Which Industrial Jobs Involved Asbestos Exposure?

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During the last century, over 77 occupational groups were heavily exposed to asbestos on the job, including construction workers, electricians, boilermakers, and carpenters. See more

Question 36

Which Surgical Mesh Is Not Safe?

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Unfortunately, many complications related to hernia repair with surgical mesh implants that have been reported to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration have been associated with recalled mesh products no longer on the market. If you had a hernia repair using a surgical mesh implant, it is important for you to know whether your hernia mesh was recalled by the FDA. See more

Question 37

Who Can Recover Compensation for Asbestos Exposure?

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Former industrial workers and veterans can recover financial compensation if they developed a disease as a consequence of asbestos exposure. However, their surviving family members can also file a wrongful death asbestos claim if they passed away without having sought compensation. See more

Question 38

Who Is at a Greater Risk for Developing Lymphoma After Roundup Use?

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People who use Roundup herbicide frequently as a part of their job requirements are at a higher risk of developing cancer. The greater your exposure to Roundup, the higher is the risk to develop lymphoma cancer. See more

Question 39

Who Is Legally Responsible for Zantac-Related Cancers?

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The pharmaceutical companies which manufactured ranitidine-based products in the U.S. are legally responsible for exposing Zantac users to the risk of cancer through NDMA. Because N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) is reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, drug manufacturers knew or should have known that the organic compound is acutely toxic after oral administration. See more

Question 40

Who Qualifies for Filing a Paraquat Claim?

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Question 41

Why Did Hernia Meshes Fail?

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Hernia mesh failure can occur for many reasons, including when the materials within the hernia mesh trigger the immune system and cause the body to reject the implant. Mesh implant rejection can lead to severe side effects, some of them life-threatening. See more

Question 42

Why Is a Diagnosis Important for Asbestos Claims?

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Having a correct diagnosis is important not only for the healthcare and treatment you will receive, but also for the outcome of your asbestos exposure claim. See more

Question 43

Why Is It Necessary to Work with a Lawyer If I Want to File a Claim for Asbestos Exposure?

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Working with a lawyer whose main area of practice is toxic exposure is essential if you intend to file an asbestos claim, as they are the only professional who has the necessary knowledge to thoroughly prepare your claim for submission. See more

Question 44

Why Is Paraquat Still Used in the United States?

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Question 45

Why Monsanto Has Not Withdrawn Roundup From the Market?

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Although studies show that Roundup leads to cancer, Monsanto did not withdraw the product form the market. The producer still defends their product and aims to protect its sales and profits. See more

Question 46

Will My Claim Be Joined to an MDL?

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