Understanding Roundup and Glyphosate

Roundup is widely used in agriculture and landscaping, with glyphosate as its active ingredient. Its use has expanded dramatically since the 1990s, particularly on genetically engineered crops. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, glyphosate is one of the most heavily applied herbicides in the U.S.

Because of its pervasive use, farmers, groundskeepers, and even everyday consumers have had long-term exposure to glyphosate—prompting significant legal action and the eventual establishment of the Roundup Settlement.

The Link Between Roundup, Cancer, and the Settlement

The connection between glyphosate and cancer is at the core of the Roundup Settlement. In 2015, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified glyphosate as “probably carcinogenic to humans.”

In 2019, a meta-analysis published in Mutation Research concluded that high glyphosate exposure was linked to a 41% increase in the risk of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Read the Meta-Analysis

The NIH Agricultural Health Study also observed similar risks in farm workers exposed to glyphosate over time.

This growing body of research has fueled thousands of lawsuits and the creation of the Roundup Settlement for affected individuals.NIH Study

Roundup Settlement Cases and Legal Actions

Bayer, which acquired Monsanto in 2018, agreed to pay more than USD 10 billion to resolve over 125,000 claims related to Roundup. Some verdicts have awarded individual plaintiffs tens of millions of dollars in damages.

Coverage from Bloomberg shows that despite the settlements, new claims continue to emerge, especially from those recently diagnosed.

The Justice Now is committed to representing individuals in these lawsuits, particularly those diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, kidney cancer, or testicular cancer following Roundup exposure.  Bloomberg Coverage

Symptoms and Diagnosis: Vital for a Strong Roundup Settlement Claim

Recognizing potential symptoms early is essential to a successful Roundup Settlement claim. Exposure to glyphosate may result in:
– Persistent fatigue
– Enlarged or swollen lymph nodes
– Frequent infections
– Unexplained weight loss
– Blood in urine (potential kidney cancer indicator)
– Abdominal pain or swelling in the testes (possible sign of testicular cancer)

Medical documentation of these symptoms strengthens your legal case and helps our attorneys build a solid claim.

Navigating the Roundup Settlement with The Justice Now

The Justice Now simplifies the legal process and supports victims by:
1. Offering Free Case Evaluations to assess your eligibility
2. Gathering Medical Records and Exposure History to support your claim
3. Filing Your Roundup Settlement Claim and pursuing the maximum compensation allowed under law

Our legal team provides compassionate, expert guidance at every step—so you’re not alone in this process.

Conclusion: Your Rights in a Roundup Settlement

Scientific research, legal precedent, and public awareness have all led to the formation of the Roundup Settlement, one of the largest mass tort actions involving chemical exposure. If you or a loved one has developed cancer after using or being exposed to Roundup, you may qualify for compensation.

Apply for a Free Case Evaluation today to learn more about your rights and potential compensation through the Roundup Settlement.