Do I Qualify for the Roundup Lawsuit?

Who Qualifies for the Roundup Lawsuit?

Primary Requirements

1. You were exposed to Roundup or other glyphosate-based herbicides — Through occupational use, residential use, or proximity to spraying

2. You were diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma — Or a related cancer

3. There is a temporal connection — Your exposure occurred before your diagnosis

Qualifying Cancers

The strongest cases involve diagnoses of:

• Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL) — All subtypes
• B-cell lymphoma
• T-cell lymphoma
• Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL)
• Follicular lymphoma
• Mantle cell lymphoma
• Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)
• Multiple myeloma
• Other lymphomas and blood cancers (case-by-case basis)

Types of Qualifying Exposure

Exposure Type	Examples
Occupational - Heavy	Farmers, landscapers, groundskeepers who applied Roundup regularly for years
Occupational - Moderate	Workers who occasionally used Roundup or worked in treated areas
Residential - Heavy	Homeowners with extensive yard/garden use over many years
Residential - Moderate	Periodic homeowner use over time
Environmental	Living near agricultural operations using glyphosate

Factors That Strengthen Your Case

• Long duration of exposure — Years or decades of regular Roundup use
• High frequency of exposure — Multiple times per week or month
• Documentation of use — Employment records, purchase records, photos
• Direct contact — Mixing concentrated herbicide, spraying without protective equipment
• Medical records confirming NHL or related cancer diagnosis
• No other obvious cause — No family history or other risk factors
• Time gap — Sufficient time between exposure and diagnosis (typically 5-30 years)

You May Still Qualify If...

• Your exposure was decades ago — NHL has a long latency period
• You used Roundup as a homeowner (not just occupationally)
• You're not sure exactly how much you used
• You had other risk factors (family history doesn't automatically disqualify you)
• A loved one died from NHL after Roundup exposure
• You used a generic glyphosate product, not just Roundup brand

What Compensation Could You Receive?

Type of Damages	Description
Medical expenses	Cancer treatment, chemotherapy, radiation, hospitalization
Future medical costs	Ongoing treatment, monitoring, recurrence treatment
Lost wages	Income lost during illness and treatment
Loss of earning capacity	If unable to return to previous work
Pain and suffering	Physical pain and emotional distress
Loss of quality of life	Impact on daily activities
Wrongful death	If a loved one passed away from NHL

How to Get Started

1. Submit a free case review — Information about your Roundup exposure and diagnosis
2. Attorney evaluation — Experienced Roundup attorneys review your case at no cost
3. Medical records review — Attorney helps gather diagnostic and treatment records
4. Filing your claim — Case proceeds in MDL 2741 or appropriate jurisdiction

Contingency basis. No fees unless compensation is recovered.

Common Eligibility Questions

I used Roundup for years but only on my home garden — do I qualify? Yes. Residential use can qualify, especially if it was significant (regular use over many years).

My exposure was 20 years ago — is it too late? No. NHL has a long latency period. Statutes of limitations typically run from diagnosis, not exposure. You may have a viable claim even with old exposure.

I have family history of cancer — can I still file? Yes. Family history is one factor among many. It doesn't automatically bar you from filing. An attorney will evaluate the totality of your situation.

My loved one passed away from NHL — can I file on their behalf? Yes. Surviving family members can file wrongful death claims for those who died from NHL after Roundup exposure.

I used a generic glyphosate product, not Roundup brand — does that matter? You may still qualify. The litigation has expanded to address glyphosate broadly, not just the Roundup brand name.