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  • Goldberg, Finnegan & Mester, LLC
    1010 Wayne Avenue, Suite 950
    Silver Spring, MD 20910
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    Maryland Parkinson's Disease Lawyers

    Most people think that Parkinson's Disease (PD) is only a genetic disease. While it is still largely thought to be the result of inherited genes, some recent studies show a correlation between certain activities and the rise of Parkinson's and similar disorders in people. Exposure to toxins and head trauma has been found to play a role in the onset of PD in some people. If a workplace has exposed you to some of these toxins or trauma, an experienced Maryland Parkinson's Disease Lawsuit Lawyer can help you file a lawsuit.

    Do you feel that work-related hazards have lead to or accelerated the development of Parkinson's Disease? If so, contact our Maryland Parkinson's Disease Lawyers today!

    Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease and similar disorders such as Manganism include:

    • Tremors
    • Stiffness of the limbs
    • Impairment of motor skills
    • Mood disturbances
    • Fatigue
    • Drooling
    • Loss of balance

    Scientific research suggests that PD may result from a genetic vulnerability to toxins and exposure to these toxins. These studies have found that pesticides and certain metals such as Manganese have a strong effect on the development of the disease. In areas with high levels of such materials, such as construction sites, people with a genetic predisposition to PD are particularly vulnerable.

    Welders, in particular, have been known to develop symptoms consistent with PD more often than other professions. It is theorized that the inhalation of and exposure to metals such as Manganese have contributed to the condition. In addition to toxins, head trauma can cause damage to the brain which results in the acquisition of symptoms similar to Parkinson's. If you or a loved one now suffer from a debilitating condition brought about by unnecessary exposure to toxins, our Maryland lawyers at Goldberg, Finnegan & Metser can help you pursue a lawsuit.

    Do you feel that work-related hazards have lead to or accelerated the development of Parkinson's Disease? If so, contact our Maryland Parkinson's Disease Lawyers today!

     

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    - $1.8 Million Verdict for a vehicle collision.

    - $1.37 Million Verdict in June 2006 for a car collision -- Well in excess of defendant's $100K insurance policy!

    - $580,000.00 Verdict on behalf of a child chased into the street by a pit bull and was struck by a passing vehicle.

    - $500,000.00 Verdict from a Prince George's County jury for slip and fall injuries.

    - $167,000.00 Verdict in Prince George's County, exceeded the defendant's $100,000.00 insurance policy limits.

    - "Kevin Goldberg was selected by his peers for inclusion in Superlawyers and Washington, D.C. Superlawyers in 2007 and 2008"

    - "Kevin Finnegan was selected by his peers for inclusion in Superlawyers and Washington, D.C. Superlawyers in 2008"

    - "Kevin Goldberg is the Vice President of the Maryland Trial Lawyer's Association"


     

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