Q: Is it legal for Liquid Driftable Pesticides and Herbicides to be Sprayed in High Winds in Excess of 15 to 34 or more mph
I have Security Camera Video Proof Of My Neighbors Lawn Pesticide Applicators Spraying On Days With High Winds. I have Extreme Chemical Sensitivity Illness with A Genomic Blood Test 16 pg Report Proving My Illness. Also Proving That every exposure is compounding my bodies Toxicity. Which I informed them of prior to them building their house. On A Lot we and Other neighbors were told was an Unbuildable Lot, When we purchased Ours. I am now completely Housebound and unable to get My Medical Care For Multiple Other Now Life Threatening, As I just had a Heart Attack On September 4th. Due to their POISONING Monthly or More If they Randomly Spray Roundup, I can't Seek help. I sought help from my Town Board in 2020, the Chairman told me to go home and deal with being imprisoned. Then he told my neighbors to POISON me Often and at Will.. They have been doing that since. Which is why I am Desperate for any help.
A: A Wisconsin attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for five weeks. Most traditional tort and injury attorneys who handle personal injury cases such as motor vehicle accidents do not deal with exposure to hazardous substances. You could reach out to toxic tort attorneys in your state to see if it's possible to arrange a free initial consult. In terms of protocols you ask about with spraying pesticides, many states require pesticide applicator certification. A pesticide/herbicide professional would probably be more familiar with those procedures than most attorneys. Good luck
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