The Paraquat lawsuit MDL judge will hold hearings later this month to help determine which expert witnesses and testimony can be presented before juries during the first bellwether trials.
The Parkinson's disease lawsuit claims Paraquat is dangerous to human health due to a lack of adequate testing and warnings to users.
A farmworker has filed a Paraquat lawsuit, indicating exposure to the weed killer in the 1960s and 70s led to his Parkinson's disease diagnosis.
Defendants in Paraquat Parkinson's disease lawsuits claim plaintiffs cannot prove causation between the weed killer and their injuries and is asking the court to dismiss the claims.
A Roundup cancer lawsuit has ended in a defense verdict in Missouri state court.
A federal judge has ordered parties to sift through Paraquat lawsuits to identify cases which are unlikely to move forward based on patient deaths and implausible theories of proof.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review a decision upholding a $39 million Roundup class action settlement agreement.
A federal judge has scheduled hearings on challenges to expert testimony to be used in Paraquat Parkinson's lawsuit trials for August.
A St. Louis County jury has begun hearing a trial over whether Roundup non-Hodgkin's lymphoma risks led to a woman developing cancer.
The order approving Paraquat Parkinson's disease lawsuit short form complaints allows the litigation to move forward after being stalled by disputes over the forms.
