Bayer’s downfall is no longer a rumor whispered on Wall Street — it’s unfolding in real time.
The German chemical titan that once dominated global agriculture is now a corporate cautionary tale, pummeled by juries, debt, and decades of deception that finally caught up to it.
And after one devastating legal blow, Bayer may be forced to make a decision that could change farming — and the chemical industry — forever.
The Roundup Reckoning: Billions in Jury Punishments
A Georgia jury just delivered the latest and perhaps most brutal blow — a $2.1 billion verdict to John Barnes, who developed non-Hodgkin lymphoma after years of using Roundup on his property.
The jury awarded $65 million in compensatory damages and a jaw-dropping $2 billion in punitive damages.
But that’s far from an isolated case.
In Pennsylvania, juries have unleashed a legal firestorm on Bayer. Earlier this year, one jury awarded $2.25 billion to John McKivison, another longtime Roundup user diagnosed with cancer.
Another ordered $78 million for William and Margaret Melissen after decades of exposure left William battling lymphoma.
Meanwhile, in Missouri, appeals courts have upheld $611 million in damages to multiple cancer-stricken plaintiffs.
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