Roundup Weed Killer Caused Cancer?

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Our South Carolina Roundup lawyers represent weed killer and pesticide users diagnosed with cancer or other serious side effects.

Roundup (glyphosate) weed killer is sold to a variety of agriculture workers.  The product is commonly used by groundskeepers on fields, playgrounds and facility lawns.  Farmers commonly use Roundup herbicide to protect plants and crops.  In addition, Roundup weed killer is popular among homeowners and domestic gardeners in yards and gardens.

However, a series of South Carolina Roundup lawsuits filed against the manufacturer Monsanto agrochemical company allege the pesticides also expose handlers to an increased risk of cancer.  South Carolina Roundup cancer lawyers estimate that potentially thousands of people across the United States have been sickened by the toxic chemical.  Cancers linked to Roundup use include non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) and leukemia.  A diagnosis can follow repeated use of the Roundup weed killer product.

Our South Carolina Roundup cancer lawyers never charge a legal fee unless you obtain a settlement.

Our team of South Carolina Roundup lawyers have represented thousands of victims of dangerous consumer and industrial products and recovered millions of dollars in compensation on their behalf.

South Carolina Roundup lawsuits made on behalf of our clients demand maximum financial compensation from Monsanto and affiliated companies for all bodily injury and economic loss sustained.  However, the lawsuits do not allege any wrongful conduct by our client’s employers or doctors.

Contact our South Carolina Roundup lawyers for a free case evaluation.

Roundup Litigation Update: 3 jury verdicts award plaintiffs over $2 Billion.

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● Gardeners & Landscapers

● Groundskeepers & Lawn Care Workers

● Farmers & Agriculture Workers

● Homeowners & Renters

South Carolina Roundup cancer lawyers for non-Hodgkin lymphoma & leukemia.

Roundup weed killer contains the herbicide glyphosate.  This active ingredient is believed to be carcinogenic and cause a variety of cancers.

In fact, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration has launched an investigation into suspected safety violations by Monsanto in the development of its Roundup product dating back more than forty (40) years.

South Carolina Roundup Cancer Lawsuits Claim Possible Link to Exposure

Common thinking had been that substantial exposure to Roundup toxins would be required to cause illness.  Nevertheless, South Carolina Roundup cancer lawsuits show cancer has been diagnosed following only eight (8) hours of cumulative exposure to the Roundup product.  Such a diagnosis typically follows changes in the DNA of the Roundup user.

SC Roundup cancer lawyers link weed killer to multiple types of cancers

● non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL)

● leukemia

● other cancers

Call our South Carolina Roundup cancer lawyers today.

Our South Carolina Roundup lawsuits attorneys review medical records to pre-screen client cases.

We provide free evaluation of a weed killer or pesticide user’s medical history for filing South Carolina Roundup lawsuits in court.

Monsanto Sees South Carolina Public Outcry Against Roundup

Monsanto agrochemical company is facing growing public outcry over its retail sales of Roundup weed killer.  Over the past several decades, massive quantities of the toxic herbicide have been brought into homes and businesses across the United States.

South Carolina Roundup lawsuits show product commonly used at residential and commercial premises.

● Flower Beds & Gardens

● Front Yard & Backyard

● Fields, Parks & Facility Grounds

● Farms & Crops

● Plants, Bushes & Shrubs

● Grass & Mulch

With mounting documentation of cancer including lymphoma & leukemia, public outcry is rising against retailers like Home Depot and Lowes to terminate sales of the product.

Click here to view the U.S. Food and Drug Administration glyphosate warning.

South Carolina Roundup lawsuits demand maximum financial award in MDL

A multi-district litigation (MDL) filed in Federal Court provides Roundup cancer victims an opportunity to file a streamlined claim for financial compensation.

South Carolina Roundup cancer lawsuits filed in the MDL are individual lawsuits.  They are NOT part of a class action.  While the MDL format allows each client to retain control over their own case and potential cash settlement, the MDL provides the added benefit of streamlined discovery and disclosure.  

Moreover, this discovery process will require Monsanto to disclose certain documents and information regarding their business operations.  Specifically, South Carolina Roundup lawsuits demand copies of Monsanto’s research and development related to the Roundup product. 

South Carolina Roundup cancer lawyers are demanding disclosure of what Monsanto knew about carcinogens in the Roundup herbicide.  With evidence of Monsanto’s knowledge, it could be proven the company acted in a negligent or reckless manner by failing to adequately warn users of the risk of cancer.

Our South Carolina Roundup lawyers only charge a fee if you receive a settlement or cash award.

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If you or a loved on has been diagnosed with cancer following use of Roundup weed killer, you may need years of costly medical treatment.  In addition, a serious cancer diagnosis can cause an unexpected disruption of income as the patient leaves the workforce.

By filing South Carolina Roundup cancer lawsuits within the limited time still available by the law or courts, a cash settlement may be obtained to provide financial relief and security.

South Carolina Roundup cancer lawsuits commonly include claims for medical costs, pain & suffering, and more.

● Medical Bills

● Pain & Suffering

● Mental Anguish

● Loss of Enjoyment of Life

● Lost Wages

● Personal Expenses

● Family Support

● and more

If you or a loved one have experienced serious health problems after using Roundup herbicide, contact our SC Roundup lawyers for a free case evaluation.

We file Roundup cancer lawsuits throughout the State of South Carolina and across the United States.

• Columbia, SC
• Charleston, SC
• North Charleston, SC
• Mount Pleasant, SC
• Rock Hill, SC
• Greenville, SC
• Summerville, SC
• Sumter, SC
• Hilton Head Island, SC
• Florence, SC
• Spartanburg, SC
• Goose Creek, SC
• Aiken, SC
• Myrtle Beach, SC
• Anderson, SC
• Greer, SC
• Greenwood, SC
• Mauldin, SC
• North Augusta, SC
• Easley, SC
• Simpsonville, SC

South Carolina Roundup Lawsuit Settlement Attorneys

Bayer, the parent company of Monsanto (the original manufacturer of Roundup), has faced numerous lawsuits by South Carolina Roundup lawyers.  These cases allege that Roundup’s active ingredient, glyphosate, contributes to cancer, specifically non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

As of 2021, Bayer announced plans to settle a substantial portion of the South Carolina and national Roundup lawsuits for a total amount of around $10.9 billion. This Roundup settlement was expected to resolve a significant portion of existing South Carolina claims.

Compensation for Future South Carolina Roundup Cancer Victims

Bayer also proposed the creation of a compensation program to address future South Carolina lawsuits related to Roundup exposure and cancer.  The program aimed to provide compensation to individuals who developed non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma after using Roundup.  However, despite the settlements, South Carolina Roundup lawyers continue to bring claims related to Roundup exposure.  Moreover, some individuals may choose not to participate in settlement programs and pursue individual lawsuits instead.

Scientific Evaluation of Glyphosate

The scientific community remains divided on the association between glyphosate exposure and cancer.  While some studies suggest a potential link, regulatory agencies such as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have maintained that glyphosate is not likely to be carcinogenic to humans when used according to label directions.

Contact our South Carolina Roundup lawsuits attorneys for a free case review.