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If you sprayed Roundup regularly — on a farm, on the job, or around your own property — and were later diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, one free phone call tells you whether you have a claim.
In short: Roundup is the most widely used weed killer in American history, and its active ingredient, glyphosate, has been linked in litigation to non-Hodgkin lymphoma. People with years of regular exposure who developed the disease are filing claims against the manufacturer.
The track record: Juries across the country have returned substantial verdicts for Roundup plaintiffs, and the manufacturer has paid billions in settlements. New claims continue to be filed and accepted — this litigation is one of the longest-running and most established in the country.
Who typically qualifies: People who used Roundup regularly — farming, landscaping, groundskeeping, right-of-way spraying, or frequent home and acreage use — and were later diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma or certain related blood cancers.
Act now: Filing deadlines turn on your diagnosis date. If you or a family member has NHL and a history with Roundup, make the free call before assuming anything about timing.
What Roundup Is — and What the Lawsuits Allege
Drive any county road in Alabama and you are looking at land that has seen Roundup. Since the 1970s, glyphosate has been sprayed on row crops, pastures, fence lines, rights-of-way, golf courses, and backyards — by the tank, by the gallon, by the jug from the hardware store. For most of that time, the label said next to nothing about protecting yourself.
In 2015, the World Health Organization’s cancer research agency classified glyphosate as a probable human carcinogen, and research has associated heavy, repeated exposure with non-Hodgkin lymphoma — a cancer of the lymphatic system. The people at highest risk are the people who mixed and sprayed it season after season, often soaked to the skin, rarely warned to wear protection.
The lawsuits allege the manufacturer knew about the cancer risk and worked to keep it off the label. Juries have agreed often enough that the litigation has produced some of the largest product liability verdicts in American history, and claims continue to move through courts across the country.
Compensation in Roundup Cases
Compensation in these claims can account for medical expenses past and future, lost income, and the physical and emotional toll of chemotherapy and a cancer diagnosis. Families who lost a loved one to NHL may have a wrongful death claim, which our probate attorneys can coordinate with the estate side under one roof.
Settlement values in this litigation vary widely with the strength of the exposure history and the course of the disease. We will not quote you a number on a website — we will document your case so it is worth what your facts deserve.
How Your Roundup Claim Works
Handled from Alabama, by an Alabama firm — with national trial co-counsel where your case benefits from it.
Free Phone Consultation
Tell us how and where you used Roundup and when you were diagnosed. We can usually tell you in one call whether you qualify.
Electronic Sign-Up and Records
The engagement is signed from your phone or computer. We build your exposure history and collect your medical records — the proof that qualifies and values your claim.
Your Claim Is Filed and Prosecuted
We file your claim in the appropriate court, working alongside experienced trial co-counsel who help lead the Roundup litigation — disclosed to you, agreed in writing, at no added cost. Your relationship stays with us.
Resolution — No Fee Unless You Recover
The attorney fee comes out of any recovery, never out of your pocket. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney fee.
Roundup Claims — Frequently Asked Questions
1.What does it cost to pursue a Roundup claim?
Nothing up front. The consultation is free, and the case is handled on a contingency fee — the attorney fee is a percentage of any recovery. If there is no recovery, you owe no attorney fee.
2.I only used Roundup at home. Can I still qualify?
Possibly — it depends on how much and how often. A homeowner who sprayed a few acres or large gardens regularly for years can have a real claim; someone who spot-sprayed a sidewalk twice a summer usually does not. Tell us your honest history and we will give you an honest answer.
3.Hasn’t Roundup already been settled?
Large waves of cases have settled, but the litigation is still very much alive — new claims continue to be filed and tried, and juries continue to return plaintiff verdicts. A past settlement wave does not close the door on your individual claim.
4.I don’t have receipts from decades of spraying. Is that a problem?
No. Almost nobody has receipts. Exposure is typically established through work histories, farm and employer records, and your own detailed account of when, where, and how you sprayed. Building that record is our job.
5.Will I have to go to court?
Almost certainly not. The overwhelming majority of Roundup claims resolve through the coordinated settlement process, handled through records and filings. Most clients complete their entire case by phone, email, and electronic signature.
6.Who will actually handle my case?
The Harris Firm LLC. We evaluate your claim, sign you up, gather your records, and stay your firm throughout — and we work alongside experienced national trial co-counsel who help lead this litigation, with every arrangement disclosed to you and agreed in writing at no added cost.
Find Out If You Qualify — Free
One free phone call tells you whether your Roundup history and diagnosis qualify, and what happens next. No obligation, no fee unless you recover.
Have This Handy When You Call
✓ How you used Roundup — farm, job, or home — and roughly what years
✓ How often you mixed or sprayed it
✓ Your non-Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis and when you received it
✓ Treatment you have had so far
✓ Rough is fine — we build the record with you
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Birmingham — (205) 201-1789
Chelsea — (205) 677-5490
Huntsville — (256) 665-9473
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