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Missouri Roundup Settlement Update: What the Supreme Court Preemption Ruling and August 19 Hearing Mean for Your Glyphosate Cancer Claim You used Roundup. Maybe for years — on the farm, at the landscaping job, around the yard every weekend. Then the diagnosis came: non-Hodgkin lymphoma. You sat in a chair while chemicals dripped into your arm, or you watched someone you love go through it. You heard about the lawsuits against Monsanto and Bayer. Maybe you filed one. Maybe you were about to. Now you are reading that the Supreme Court ruled against plaintiffs, that Bayer is settling thousands of cases for billions, and that a judge in St. Louis is set to hold a hearing on August 19 to decide whether that settlement gets final approval. And you are wondering — with everything you have been through — whether your case still matters. Whether it is too late. Whether the Supreme Court just erased your right to hold anyone accountable. It did not. The legal landscape shifted — we will not pretend it did not. But it did not collapse. What changed is which doors are open and which ones the Supreme Court closed. The failure-to-warn door — the…