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Missouri Roundup Cancer Claims After the Supreme Court’s FIFRA Preemption Ruling You heard the news and your stomach dropped. The Supreme Court ruled for Bayer. The headline said it — Roundup lawsuits are being reined in. And if you are one of the thousands of people in Missouri who used that weedkiller for years and then heard the words “non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma” from an oncologist, you probably thought your case just died on the steps of the Supreme Court. It did not. But the ground underneath it shifted, and how far it shifted depends on facts specific to your situation — the kind of facts that require a lawyer who has read the actual ruling, not the headline. Here is what we want you to understand before you read one more word of this page: the Supreme Court did not say Roundup is safe. It did not say glyphosate does not cause cancer. It did not say you cannot sue. It answered one narrow legal question — whether federal pesticide law blocks states from requiring a cancer warning on the label that the federal government never required — and seven of nine justices said yes to that one question. That answer…