R. Brent Wisner, Esq
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I don't represent everybody, but I know publicly it's an excess of $16 billion so far.
Oh, and there's still hundreds of thousands of cases out there.
It's really simple.
All they have to do is warn.
If they just put right there, hey, warning, they cause cancer.
They're done.
That is correct.
There are other glyphosate makers, much smaller ones, who have said, we don't want to get sued, so they warn, and they don't get sued.
But Bayer refuses to do so, and they are constantly looking for a silver bullet defense, right?
They're saying, oh, if we can get the Supreme Court, right now there's a case before the Supreme Court, the Durnell case, and the Supreme Court took the case.
They're going to rule on it.
But whether or not, because the EPA says you don't have to warn, that means you can't sue them.
That's the question before the court.
and they're going to decide that issue, which is an interesting case because even with a conservative Supreme Court, it's a state's rights issue, right?
Traditionally, preemption is like the idea that the EPA is the all-knowing authority.
That's a very liberal concept.
That's not a conservative concept.
That is actually anti-conservative.
I'm really interested to see how this court rules on this important issue, and it's going to be briefed and argued in the next couple months.
It's
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