The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Roundup weedkiller case, where tens of thousands of lawsuits have been brought against Bayer, the manufacturer of the glyphosate-infused herbicide. The case was picked up by the court after Monsanto, the original producer of the herbicide, asked to overturn the results of a lawsuit that forced it to pay over $1 million to a claimant who alleged that he developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma after exposure to the chemical.
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Media Coverage · April 27, 2026
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Roundup weedkiller case, which could grant pesticide makers immunity from failure-to-warn claims. The case involves tens of thousands of lawsuits against Bayer, alleging that exposure to the chemical caused cancer. The court's decision could have serious implications for public health.
newspaper Read articleThe Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in the Roundup weedkiller case, where tens of thousands of lawsuits have been brought against the manufacturer Bayer, with accusations that exposure to the chemical left claimants with cancer. The case was picked up by the court earlier this year, after Monsanto, the original producer of the glyphosate-infused herbicide asked to overturn the results of a lawsuit that forced it to pay over $1 million to a claimant who alleged that he developed non-Hodg
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The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the Roundup weedkiller case, which could grant pesticide makers immunity from failure-to-warn claims. The case involves tens of thousands of lawsuits against Bayer, alleging that exposure to the chemical caused cancer. The court's decision could have serious implications for public health.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in the Roundup weedkiller case, where tens of thousands of lawsuits have been brought against the manufacturer Bayer, with accusations that exposure to …
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