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Monsanto Lawsuit Summary

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A class action lawsuit filed April 21, 2015 in Los Angeles County sues Monsanto of false advertising. The plaintiffs are Elvis Mizaie, Edison Mirzaie, and Romi Mirzaie. They are natural persons and residents of Los Angeles County. In this lawsuit plaintiffs are on behalf of themselves as individuals. The defendant is Monsanto Company (“Monsanto”), is a Delaware corporation, Calif. Defendant advertises and sells goods in Los Angeles County. The case has assert that Monsanto is guilty of false advertising by stating that glyphosate, the main ingredient in the product Roundup, only target to an enzyme that found in plants and not in human or animals. Monsanto make this declare to support the company’s stance that glyphosate is harmless to humans.

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