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How much is your RoundUp lawsuit potentially worth? A lot.

Largest Roundup Lawsuit Payouts

Roundup lawsuits are still in full swing and are paying out astronomical monetary settlements on account of class action lawsuits being filed against Roundup manufacturers. Monsanto and Bayer manufacture Roundup herbicide weedkiller, and it has begun to be settled in many areas of the country and in California in multi-district litigation or MDL Roundup class action cases. The recovery or rewards for Roundup exposures that lead to personal injuries are big, because the active ingredient in Roundup glyphosate is a cancer-causing ingredient. If you are accidentally exposed to glyphosate then you have a higher risk of developing a debilitating cancerous disease, or other type of medical condition or complication, based on that exposure. You can call our legal team to review your claim at the winning Los Angeles RoundUp law firm at the Law Offices of Gary K. Walch, at 866-INJURY2 or 866-465-8792.

How Much Is a Los Angeles Roundup Case Worth?

Roundup chemicals are known to cause cancers in the human body, and it is no surprise that once you develop a debilitating cancer, that it will “ruin” your life. If you were active, vibrant and able to take care of yourself before developing cancer from Roundup, you will find that your life will change for the worse after a cancer diagnosis from exposure to Roundup chemicals. The chemicals found in Roundup herbicide are seriously harmful and hazardous to human health. If your use of Roundup has resulted in a catastrophic cancer forming in your body, then you may be able to make a personal injury claim in court, based on your experience of harm from these deadly chemicals.

What Does a Roundup Cancer Case Mean to You?

How Do I Know If Roundup Is Making Me Sick?

If you have had routine weeds around your home and innocently used Roundup pesticides to kill those weeds, you may have developed a cancer from the use of those chemicals. Roundup brand pesticide uses a potentially cancer-causing chemical called glyphosate, which is highly dangerous to humans and animals. It is known to be a carcinogenic to humans, and the Roundup 360 PLUS uses glyphosate as a main ingredient. Along with the glyphosate, Roundup also has aminomethylphosphonic acid, AMPA in it, which is known to cause irreparable damage to human DNA and human blood mononuclear cells.

In the event that you are diagnosed with any type of cancer and it is linked back to your use of Roundup chemical products, you can call us today at Walch Law. We are here for you and will review your personal injury claim. You are not alone in your fight for justice, and you can call us at 866-INJURY2 or 866-465-8792 right now, to review your Roundup cancer lawsuit.

What Are the Effects of Roundup on Human Health and Residuals Found in Foods?

Monsanto Roundup is a chemical weed product that is used globally to reduce weeds in crops. But when Roundup is used near crops, it can also penetrate into the foods that we eat. In those cases, the dangerous chemical of glyphosate can be found in foods, and that can cause cancers in humans. The longer term risks to ingesting glyphosates will risk cancers for people who have this chemical to seep into the foods that we all eat. That means that fruits and vegetables that are sold in produce sections of the local grocery store, can be laced with glyphosates and cause cancers over the long term in human consumers.

Pesticides if safely used can help prolong shelf life for foods and food sources for our nation. But there is a high price to pay for the use of chemical herbicides such as Roundup. Roundup is used in herbicide control both before and after the planning of crops, including rices, wheats and beans. This can help the farmers to harvest easier, with a reduced level of weeds around the crops as they grow. When there re too many weeds, it can prevent a crop from developing its full potential, and the weeds will take the light, nutrients and space around the free growing crop, reducing crop yields and lowering the price for the farmers when they harvest their crops for the markets.