Mistrial in Delaware: Cloud v. Monsanto
The Roundup wrongful death trial in Delaware, known as Cloud v. Monsanto, recently ended in a hung jury. After three days of deliberation, the jury informed the judge that they were deadlocked, leading to the declaration of a mistrial. This outcome highlights the complexities involved in these cases and the challenges of reaching a unanimous decision.
Defense Verdict in Arkansas: Cody v. Monsanto
In contrast, another Roundup trial in Arkansas, Cody v. Monsanto, concluded last week with a defense verdict. While details from the Complaint indicated significant product usage by the plaintiff, the jury found in favor of Monsanto in this instance.
Varied Nature of Cases
It’s important to recognize that not every case of non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) is linked to Roundup. Each case is unique, and outcomes can vary based on the specific circumstances and evidence presented. The recent outcomes underscore the complexity of these legal battles and the need for thorough evaluation of each case.
Looking Ahead
Despite these outcomes, the legal battle surrounding Roundup is far from over. Updated average verdict statistics are expected later this week, and more verdicts are anticipated in March. These developments will provide further insights into the evolving landscape of Roundup litigation.
Conclusion
The recent trial outcomes reflect the mixed nature of Roundup litigation, with victories and setbacks for both sides. As the legal proceedings continue, it remains essential to assess each case individually and consider the nuances involved.
