Monsanto asserts that the outcome was driven by “significant, cumulative and fundamental errors” during the trial, “including numerous prejudicial errors flowing from the trial court’s conduct and administration of the trial itself.”
November 07, 2023 at 04:34 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Monsanto claims that a recent $175 million Roundup verdict only occurred because of a litany of errors from plaintiffs counsel and the court.
In post-trial motions filed Monday, the chemical company argued that the Philadelphia jury’s Oct. 27 decision should be thrown out.
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