The plaintiff claims Pennsylvania-based chemical manufacturer Nouryon produced a substance that made the Monsanto-created weedkiller more dangerous.
November 06, 2023 at 08:46 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The first of Philadelphia Roundup lawsuits to include a second defendant, in addition to Monsanto, began trial Monday.
The plaintiff, represented by Houston-based Williams Hart & Boundas partner John Boundas, claims Pennsylvania-based chemical manufacturer Nouryon produced a substance that made the Monsanto-created weedkiller more dangerous.
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