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Roundup, manufactured by Monsanto, is the most commonly used herbicide. It is used by agricultural professionals such as farmers, gardeners, maintenance workers, and many others as an all-purpose weed killer. Nearly 300 million pounds of Roundup are used on crops worldwide each year. For several decades, Monsanto has sold Roundup knowing that glyphosate causes cancer. Rather than warning consumers about cancer risks, Monsanto chose to secure the profit of Roundup’s sales. Today, Monsanto continues to deny claims that Roundup is carcinogenic, insisting that Roundup is safe. Past advertising for the herbicide included messaging that the product is “safer than table salt.”
In early 2015, IARC (International Agency for Research on Cancer) concluded Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide is “probably carcinogenic to humans.” The cancer most associated with exposure to glyphosate is non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Symptoms of Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma:
- Swollen, painless, lymph nodes in groin, armpits, or neck
- Chest pain
- Difficulty breathing
- Coughing
- Abdominal pain/swelling
- Fatigue
- Sudden weightloss
- Night sweats
- Fever
More than 40,000 people have made the decision to file a lawsuit against Monsanto alleging exposure to Roundup causes cancer. Three cases have gone to trial, with verdicts of $80 million, $289.2 million and over $2 billion against Monsanto.
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Roundup Lawsuit Updates 2024
July 2024
The court’s July 8 order led to discussions on creating Wave 9 for the MDL, the final phase to handle remaining cases efficiently. The MDL, initiated in 2016, has resolved over 5,200 cases, with fewer than 500 active cases remaining. Plaintiffs’ counsel proposed switching to a mediation program for better negotiation flexibility. An Oregon appellate court overturned a previous decision to exclude expert testimony on EPA regulations, potentially impacting future cases.
June 2024
A judge in Philadelphia reduced the McKivison verdict from $2.25 billion to $400 million, maintaining significant litigation impact. The Roundup MDL saw a slight increase with six new cases, totaling 2,285. The focus remains on settlements and trial outcomes to pressure Bayer.
May 2024
Missouri legislation aimed at protecting Bayer from further lawsuits advanced but faced delays. A new lawsuit joined the MDL from a New York plaintiff diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma after prolonged Roundup use. The MDL saw a minor decrease, with three fewer cases, now totaling 4,279.
April 2024
Jury selection began in a St. Louis Roundup lawsuit filed by two women from Ohio and one from Oklahoma. Over 100 new Roundup cancer lawsuits were added to the MDL since the start of the year, with a total of 4,281 pending cases. Plaintiffs aim for a win to maintain pressure on Monsanto.
March 2024
Bayer secured a win with a Delaware mistrial, despite previous significant losses. Another Roundup trial in Arkansas concluded in Bayer’s favor. The MDL saw the largest monthly increase in new cases, now totaling 4,253. Monsanto petitioned the Eleventh Circuit to reconsider a ruling on a Georgia doctor’s claims.
February 2024
Roundup trials began in Pennsylvania and Arkansas, with another ongoing in Delaware. Monsanto sought immunity from pesticide-related lawsuits in state legislatures but failed. The MDL saw 26 new cases added, marking the largest monthly increase in six months, indicating ongoing litigation momentum.
January 2024
The Roundup MDL added three new cases, bringing the total to around 4,200. A significant verdict in McKivison resulted in a $2.25 billion award. Bloomberg highlighted Bayer’s need for a new strategy to handle Roundup litigation, emphasizing the necessity of increased settlement funds to avoid bankruptcy.
