Bayer to challenge transfer of Roundup settlement case to California federal court

Reuters
Bayer plans to oppose a conditional transfer of its Missouri Roundup settlement case to a California federal court.

Summary

Bayer AG announced on June 2, 2026 that it will oppose a conditional transfer order that would move its Missouri Roundup class-action settlement case to a California federal court. The company stated that the transfer order does not affect the ultimate decision on the proper venue and reiterated its belief that the case should be promptly remanded to Missouri state court by the federal court there. The statement was issued via Reuters, with reporting by Patricia Weiss and editing by Ludwig Burger.

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