From Cheerios to Oreos to chocolate glazed Timbits, a controversial weed-killing chemical has been found in several popular food products in Canada.
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From Cheerios to Oreos to chocolate glazed Timbits, a controversial weed-killing chemical has been found in several popular food products in Canada.
Bayer said the number of plaintiffs alleging the company’s newly acquired weedkillers cause cancer has risen sharply, adding to concerns about potentially costly litigation stemming from its acquisition of Monsanto.
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Environmental groups argued in federal appeals court on Wednesday the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency failed to analyze the risks Bayer AG Monsanto's dicamba-based weed killer posed to nearby crops before approving it in 2016.
Bayer, owner of agrichemical company Monsanto, says the company is now facing 8,000 lawsuits related to its Roundup product. The spike in lawsuits comes
A Missouri judge affirmed a $4.69 billion verdict in a talcum powder lawsuit that claimed asbestos in Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder led to ovarian cancer.
Following a successful lawsuit against Monsanto for concealing the cancer risks of its pesticide Round Up, the lawyer representing the plaintiffs in the case says the Bayer subsidiary is likely to face many more legal challenges in the future.
Judge rules there is 'reasonable basis' to allow thousands of survivors and families of victims bring legal action
A US judge ruled that the plaintiffs had “narrowly articulate a reasonable basis” to proceed.
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A San Francisco jury has ordered Monsanto to pay $289 million to a groundskeeper who has terminal cancer and was frequently exposed to the chemical weedkiller Roundup.
The chemical giant was ordered to pay up after a jury found its products likely caused cancer
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TRENTON, N.J. –– The judge overseeing the national multidistrict litigation docket for talcum powder claims has issued a schedule for general causation expert witness and Daubert proceedings, placing a Daubert hearing for June 2019, according to a recent case management order. In the Aug. 6 case management order, the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey further ordered that the parties complete samples testing by Oct. 1 of this year. “The Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee may provide to its experts test results that become available after Oct. 1,” the court said, “but the deadline for serving expert reports will ...
Though some studies have found what appears to be a link, others have found no association, depending in part on their design, expert says.