The causal link between manganese toxicity and the symptoms of Parkinson's disease -- trembling, shuffling gait, balance problems, etc. -- is quite strong, so don't let the defendant's counsel in a manganese lawsuit challenge the link. Those who work with magnesium get the symptoms of Parkinson's an average of 15 years before most people.

Although it doesn't hurt to have a good, general personal injury lawyer on your side in a manganese lawsuit, you'd do better to spend a little more time and effort to locate one who specializes in and has a good track record with similar cases.

Don't let the defendant claim in your manganese lawsuit that there's no real connection between Parkinson's symptoms and manganese poisoning. In fact, the link has been known for decades, if not longer, and is strikingly common with welders who work with manganese-laced welding rods.