Seek justice for you or your loved ones
Seek justice for you or your loved ones
If you believe you or a loved one has suffered health issues due to Roundup exposure, you may have legal options to seek compensation. Your journey toward justice starts here.
What qualifies you to file a Roundup claim? Here are the criteria:
Your ability to file a claim depends on your answers to these questions and a few others. It makes sense to talk to an attorney with experience with Roundup lawsuits to advise you on your specific situation.
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Roundup weed killer has been declared a “probable human carcinogen” by the World Health Organization (WHO). That means that the active ingredient in Roundup may cause cancer in humans and animals.
Medical studies have found that jobs involving frequent glyphosate use may increase the risk of getting cancer from Roundup exposure. Some of these industries include:
Because Roundup is a widely used consumer product, it is also possible you have experienced exposure simply by taking care of your lawn and garden.
Glyphosate use has dramatically increased to the point where Americans’ exposure to the chemical grew by 500% between 1996 and 2017.
The International Agency on Research for Cancer has linked Roundup exposure to non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
As recently as January 2024, a jury awarded $2.25 billion to a man who used Roundup in his garden and developed non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Roundup may affect the lymphatic system, which is your body’s disease-fighting power, working through your circulatory system and blood. When normal cells in your lymph system grow out of control, cancer becomes a concern.
Roundup exposure has been linked to these specific lymph and blood cancers:
Roundup is marketed by two related companies:
You and your family may be owed compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and the suffering caused by cancer due to your exposure to Roundup. These lawsuits also serve to raise public awareness and push for stricter regulations on the use of harmful chemicals like glyphosate, which is the key ingredient in Roundup.
Roundup lawsuits are wide-ranging, with changes announced nearly every month. Here are some of the most important updates on the case:
A Pennsylvania man was awarded $78 million in his case linking Roundup with cancer.
Bayer, the makers of Roundup, appealed to overturn a case that held them liable for $87 million. The Supreme Court upheld the judgment, meaning Bayer has to pay.
Gathering medical records about your cancer, proof you used Roundup, and any other relevant documentation is essential for building a strong claim. Your legal team will guide you through the legal process, from filing the claim to seeking compensation for damages.
Your lawsuit against Monsanto and Bayer isn’t just about seeking compensation and justice for yourself. You can hold manufacturers accountable for their actions and their products.
Legal Injury Advocates, along with our co-counsel, can help you determine if you have a strong claim against Monsanto/Bayer. If you qualify, we will guide you through the legal process and work to secure the compensation you may deserve.
We are fully dedicated to providing you with the legal support you need and helping you stand up for your rights. Contact us for a free initial claim evaluation to explore your options and take the first step toward justice.
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Roundup is one of the most well-known weed killers in the world. Since it was first launched by Monsanto in 1974, it has dominated the market and has been widely used. Farmers use it to dry crops for easier harvesting and consumers use it to kill unwanted garden weeds.
While Roundup works to control weeds, it may bring with it serious health risks. It has been suggested that you may have a 41% greater risk of developing non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma if you have been exposed to Roundup’s active ingredient, glyphosate.
As of February 2025, approximately 177,000 lawsuits have been filed against the makers of Roundup.
Bayer is pushing for state-by-state legislation that would shield the company from lawsuits. If you believe there is a link between your cancer and your exposure to Roundup, it is important to see if you qualify for a claim, as your time to file may be limited.
A number of actions are taking place against the makers of Roundup. Your attorney will determine the correct jurisdiction and venue to file your case if you qualify.
Medical research has suggested links between Roundup and non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, and multiple juries since the first verdict in 2018 have awarded people who got cancer after using Roundup with billions of dollars in total compensation.
Roundup is still available for use by consumers. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency states it is safe to use if you follow the proper handling instructions. You can learn more about the EPA’s assessment as of January 2020.