BISMARCK, N.D., July 7, 2025
North Dakota Shields Bayer from Roundup Litigation
A new law in North Dakota offers significant protection to Bayer, the manufacturer of Roundup, potentially limiting future lawsuits related to the herbicide.
- North Dakota enacted a new law shielding Bayer.
- The legislation protects the company from certain Roundup lawsuits.
- This move could impact ongoing and future litigation.
North Dakota has passed a new law that provides substantial protection for Bayer, the company behind the widely used weedkiller Roundup. This legislation aims to create a barrier against lawsuits concerning the herbicide.
The new North Dakota law protects Bayer from Roundup lawsuits. This development comes as Bayer faces ongoing legal challenges across the country related to allegations that Roundup causes cancer. The specific provisions of the North Dakota law are designed to limit the company’s exposure to such claims within the state.
The implications of this new statute could be far-reaching for Bayer. It may set a precedent or offer a template for other states looking to address similar litigation. The company has consistently maintained that Roundup is safe when used as directed.
Legal experts are closely watching how this North Dakota law will affect the broader landscape of Roundup litigation. It represents a significant win for Bayer in its defense against these high-stakes legal battles. The full text of the law is available, detailing its specific protections.
The passage of this law in North Dakota could influence strategies for both plaintiffs and defendants in future Roundup cases. It underscores the complex legal and political environment surrounding agricultural chemicals and their potential health impacts.
