Bayer has proposed a $7.25 billion class settlement to resolve lawsuits that claim that its weed-killer Roundup causes cancer. During an investor and media call on Tuesday, Bill Dodero, head of litigation, said the agreement clears up numerous legal questions. “By that, we mean addressing all of the present and potential claims of non-Hodkins Lympohma, […]
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