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Missouri appeals court upholds $611M judgment in Roundup liability case

  • On May 27, 2025, the Missouri Western District Court of Appeals affirmed a $611 million verdict against Bayer in a lawsuit brought by three plaintiffs claiming that the company’s Roundup product caused cancer.
  • This ruling followed numerous lawsuits claiming glyphosate, Roundup's active ingredient, causes Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and Bayer's failed effort to pass Missouri legislation shielding it from liability.
  • Plaintiffs’ attorney Matthew Clement expressed satisfaction that the decision validates the jury verdict and noted there was no legislative change affecting future cases this year.
  • Bayer spokesperson Brian Leake stated the company will continue appealing, arguing trial court errors included allowing inadmissible testimony that biased the jury, while affirming EPA assessments support Roundup’s safety.
  • With over 67,000 lawsuits pending and $10 billion already paid in settlements, this decision intensifies Bayer’s litigation costs and contributes to its consideration of discontinuing Roundup amid continued legal challenges.
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Missouri appeals court upholds $611M judgment in Roundup liability case

German chemical giant Bayer received no relief from runaway litigation costs associated with Roundup herbicide Tuesday when the Western District Missouri Court of Appeals upheld a $611 million judgment that its product causes cancer.

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Joplin Globe broke the news in on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.
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