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Statute of limitations — Connecticut
Connecticut applies a 3-year statute of limitations for product liability claims under Conn. Gen. Stat. § 52-577. The discovery rule applies to latent injury claims, and Connecticut courts have recognized its application in toxic exposure cases.
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Exposure in Connecticut
Dense suburban communities in Fairfield County, Hartford County, and New Haven County drive significant residential glyphosate use. Homeowners applying Roundup without protective equipment face sustained skin contact exposure.
Connecticut's suburban residential corridors account for high per-capita Roundup use among homeowners maintaining lawns and gardens
Source: Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station; EPA Residential Pesticide Use Survey
Several Connecticut towns including Woodbridge and Greenwich have restricted or banned glyphosate use on municipal property, reflecting local awareness of cancer risks from herbicide exposure.
Connecticut municipalities have debated and in some cases restricted glyphosate use on public lands
Source: Connecticut General Assembly Environment Committee Records 2021
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Clinics & Specialists in Connecticut
Yale Cancer Center — Smilow Cancer Hospital
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