NON-HODGKIN LYMPHOMA LAWSUITS

A lot of people do not know that NHL might be connected to certain chemical exposures. One of these is glyphosate, which is an ingredient in Roundup, a widely used weed killer. Research has suggested a link, and this might be an important connection for you to make if you have been diagnosed with NHL.

Levy Konigsberg represents people who have been diagnosed with NHL and who have been exposed to Roundup. We work to achieve justice and compensation for our clients, many of whom are dealing with health conditions caused by this dangerous chemical. If you or a family member have been living with NHL and have a history of exposure to Roundup, contact us for a free consultation to discuss your options.

Understanding the Link Between Roundup and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Numerous products have been linked to NHL, including the heartburn medication Zantac. Yet in recent years, public attention has focused on Roundup, a weed killer that has become the centerpiece of litigation for Bayer, which acquired Roundup’s former manufacturer, Monsanto. Some scientific studies have found that Roundup, mainly its active ingredient glyphosate, increases the risk of developing NHL

Who Is at Risk?

Extended exposure to Roundup, a chemical often used for agricultural and gardening purposes, places individuals at a much greater risk for developing NHL. People who use Roundup in their job, spray it in their garden, or are exposed to areas that have been treated with Roundup may be at risk. When oncologists look for symptoms of NHL, they often begin with the lymph nodes. In someone who has NHL, the nodes look overrun with a huge number of abnormal lymphocytes, which typically are supposed to undergo a highly regulated lifecycle.

Holding Product Manufacturers Accountable

It is the job of product manufacturers to maintain good standards and ensure their products are safe. When they know of potential problems—like the link between certain their products and cancers like NHL—and they don’t tell us, that’s a serious lapse of good sense and good business. Many, if not most, NHL patients could have avoided their diagnoses had pertinent information about the risks associated with the product been made public.

Why Choose Levy Konigsberg?

At Levy Konigsberg, we don’t just represent clients—we advocate for people whose lives have been turned upside down by corporate wrongdoing. With decades of experience in products liability litigation, we bring an unparalleled level of skill and dedication to each case. Our commitment to our clients is personal, and we take pride in standing by your side every step of the way, providing not just legal expertise, but compassion and support.

Levy Konigsberg believes that justice does not only mean monetary compensation. It means ensuring that companies that place profits over people are held accountable. Our legal team is experienced in complex litigation against pharmaceutical companies and has a proven track record of securing significant settlements on behalf of our clients.

Take the First Step Toward Justice

If you’ve been diagnosed with NHL after exposure to Roundup, it’s time to take action. The road ahead may seem daunting, but you don’t have to face it alone. Levy Konigsberg’s experienced team is here to listen to your story, answer your questions, and help you pursue the justice you deserve.

Contact us today for a free consultation. Together, we can hold those responsible accountable and secure the compensation that will help you move forward with your life.

For Those with Confirmed NHL Diagnoses

If you or a loved one has a confirmed NHL diagnosis and previously was exposed to Roundup, it’s critical to contact us right away. We can help answer questions and connect you with the resources you need. 

Experiencing Possible Symptoms?

If you have not been diagnosed with a NHL but previously exposed to Roundup and notice any of the symptoms mentioned below, you should consult with your doctor. The sooner you analyze your symptoms the better; this will reduce your anxiety knowing that proper measures are in place.

Possible symptoms include:

• Painless, swollen lymph nodes in your neck, armpits or groin
• Abdominal pain or swelling
• Fever, chest pain, coughing or trouble breathing, night sweats
• Persistent fatigue
• Sudden weight loss

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, we recommend consulting a doctor promptly. Early evaluation can help in understanding the cause of your symptoms and provide peace of mind. 

If your doctor determines that your symptoms are related to NHL, Levy Konigsberg’s team is here when you’re ready to discuss your legal options.