Roundup Weed Killer, Cancer and Your Money

Allen Ritchie • September 9, 2019

If you used the weed killer Roundup and have certain forms of cancer, a lawsuit against the chemical manufacturer Monsanto could mean money for you and your family. It could come from settlements resulting from class action lawsuits.

Many of us throughout Alabama have used the weed killer. The top groups affected seem to be landscapers, farm workers and homeowners.

Problem with Roundup

A chemical in Roundup has been linked to blood cancer including non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

Common symptoms of non-Hodgkin lymphoma include swollen or enlarged lymph nodes, distended stomach, pain around the midsection, cough, fever, night sweats and chronic fatigue.

The Law and Roundup

There are literally thousands of cases now against the weed killer. It is likely that Monsanto, and its current owner Bayer, will offer a settlement to victims. They do this to stop the individual lawsuits.

Now Roundup will not willingly part with large sums of money. There will be battles by lawyers on both sides, but it looks like the end may be in sight.

What You Need To Do

A number of people here in South Alabama have asked me what to do. I suggest we sit down and look into their case. It doesn’t cost them anything to see what options are available.

Just a reminder, you don’t have to take any settlement, but an individual lawsuit can take too long, become costly and of course you might lose.

If you suffer an injury, such as a traffic accident, slip and fall or injury from a faulty product, you can talk to us at the  Law Firm of Eiland and Ritchie  for free. We want to help you get back on your feet.

Also join us on  NBC 15 LawCall  here in Mobile every Sunday night at 10:30 right after the news. We do a short show on tape during the football season but will take your calls live again after the first of the year.

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