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History of Roundup

Two Decades of Work

Roundup was introduced to the world by the company Monsanto in 1974. Today, yard workers and civilians have used the herbicide across the United States. The central focus of Roundup is its active ingredient, glyphosate, an effective herbicide at the center of the lawsuit.

A study conducted in 2001 found people exposed to increased glyphosate levels had higher chances of developing the cancer Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. This conclusion was further enforced by a 2009 study studying the effects of herbicides on people. The World Health Organization’s International Agency for Research on Cancer classified glyphosate as “probably carcinogenic” in 2015.

Despite the evidence and statements, Roundup was still sold and used nationwide. Monsanto was eventually purchased by Bayer in 2018, which now manufactures the weedkiller.

Injuries Associated With Roundup

Years of Research

Researchers have studied glyphosate and why it causes cancers in humans. The Lerner Research Institute in Cleveland, Ohio, found that the herbicide activates an enzyme associated with genetic mutation and multiple myeloma development. The Journal of Toxicology published a study in 2017 finding that glyphosate may cause DNA damage. The University of Washington concluded glyphosate exposure could lead to a 41% increased risk of developing Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

The cancers associated with the lawsuit and glyphosate exposure are:

Non-Hodgin’s Lymphoma
B or T Cell Lymphoma
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
Hairy Cell Lymphoma
Mantle Cell Lymphoma

Victims of glyphosate exposure are now holding Bayer accountable for their negligence. Anyone who used Roundup and was diagnosed with any of the above injuries may qualify for legal compensation.

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Compensation may be available to those harmed by the popular weedkiller.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a class action lawsuit?

No, this is a multi-district litigation or mass tort lawsuit. Instead of holding a figure accountable for breaking the rule of law found in a class action, mass torts are about an individual or group holding another party accountable for their wrongdoing. In this case, the victims of glyphosate exposure are holding Bayer accountable for their negligence in warning consumers about the health risks Roundup poses.

Have I been exposed to Roundup?

It is possible. Roundup is a widely used weedkiller by both agricultural workers and civilians. Even if you have been exposed to Roundup and glyphosate, large doses and continued exposure are the named causes of these cancers. Small and limited doses should not cause injury.

Have there been any settlements?

Yes, with millions of dollars ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in 2018. Bayer announced in 2020 they will pay up to $10.9 billion to settle roughly 125,000 claims. As of September 2022, 100,000 claims alleging Roundup exposure caused cancer have been settled.

Does this mean I can’t use Roundup? Is it going away?

Bayer is releasing a new formula of Roundup in 2023 without glyphosate. This removes the glyphosate exposure and cancer risks associated with the old formulation. However, there may still be people who will unknowingly be using the unhealthy formula and will expose themselves to glyphosate as a result. Victims can still file a claim and may qualify for legal compensation as long as the litigation continues.

Does this mean I can’t use Roundup? Is it going away?

Complete our no-cost claim review today. After completing your paperwork, through our 24/7 call center or online, we will contact you in 24 hours should you qualify. You will be connected to an attorney experienced in product liability cases afterward.

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Popular Weedkiller Linked to Cancer

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History of Roundup

Injuries Associated With Roundup

The cancers associated with the lawsuit and glyphosate exposure are:

USED ROUNDUP?

Compensation may be available to those harmed by the popular weedkiller.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a class action lawsuit?

Have I been exposed to Roundup?

Have there been any settlements?

Does this mean I can’t use Roundup? Is it going away?

Does this mean I can’t use Roundup? Is it going away?