pain and suffering

What Is Included in Pain and Suffering Compensation for a Roundup Lawsuit?

A diagnosis of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma after years of using Roundup is a life-shattering event. The focus immediately shifts to medical treatments, doctor appointments, and the immense financial strain of fighting cancer. These economic costs—the medical bills and lost wages—are tangible and relatively easy to calculate. But the true toll of a cancer diagnosis goes far beyond what can be tallied on a spreadsheet. It includes the physical agony of treatment, the fear and anxiety about the future, and the loss of life’s simple joys. This is the “pain and suffering” component of a legal claim, and in a Roundup lawsuit, it is often the most significant part of the compensation a victim receives.

At Walch Law, we understand that no amount of money can erase the trauma of a cancer diagnosis. However, securing fair compensation for your pain and suffering is a critical part of holding a company like Bayer accountable for the devastation its product has allegedly caused. Call the experienced team at Walch Law now to get your questions answered and get started.

How Much Is Pain and Suffering Worth in a Roundup Lawsuit?

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma after long-term exposure to Roundup, you know the harm goes far beyond medical bills. A cancer diagnosis impacts every corner of your life, from your physical well-being and emotional health to your family relationships and ability to enjoy daily activities. This profound human cost is legally recognized as “pain and suffering,” and it is a critical component of any Roundup lawsuit.

While medical expenses and lost wages are calculated with receipts and pay stubs, valuing the immense personal toll of cancer is far more complex. At Walch Law, we help our clients understand what pain and suffering includes and how we fight to ensure this devastating harm is fully recognized. This guide explains how pain and suffering is valued in Roundup cases, while making it clear that every situation is unique.