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Nicaraguan Farmworkers Receive Reward from Dole

By Jenny Albano

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Dole Foods has just been told, by a Los Angeles jury, that they are being held liable for civil punishment for not informing Nicaraguan plantation workers of potential health dangers from a pesticide.

The decision clears the way for punitive damages in addition to the $3.2 million that jurors awarded the workers earlier this week to compensate them for their injuries. The workers alleged they had been rendered sterile by the pesticide DBCP -- now banned in the United States -- which was used on Dole plantations

Full post as published by Chattanooga Personal Injury Lawyer on November 08, 2007 (boomark / email).

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