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Statute of limitations — Delaware
Delaware applies a 2-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims under Del. Code tit. 10, § 8119. The discovery rule tolls the statute for latent disease claims until the plaintiff discovers the connection between Roundup exposure and cancer.
2 years from discovery
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Exposure in Delaware
Sussex County farm operations apply glyphosate for pre-plant burndown and in-season weed control. The proximity of residential communities to farm fields creates herbicide drift exposure for non-agricultural residents.
Delaware's Sussex County is one of the most agriculturally intensive counties in the Mid-Atlantic, with widespread glyphosate use on corn and soybean crops
Source: USDA Census of Agriculture — Delaware; USGS Pesticide Use Maps
Delaware's resort and retirement communities in Sussex and Kent counties support extensive golf course and commercial landscaping industries that regularly use Roundup products.
Delaware's golf courses and commercial landscaping operations apply glyphosate throughout the growing season
Source: Delaware Department of Agriculture Pesticide Compliance Reports
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Clinics & Specialists in Delaware
Helen F. Graham Cancer Center — ChristianaCare
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