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Statute of limitations — New York
New York applies a 3-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims under CPLR § 214. The discovery rule applies to toxic exposure claims, beginning when the plaintiff discovers or should have discovered the causal connection between Roundup exposure and NHL.
3 years from discovery
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Exposure in New York
Dense suburban development in the New York metropolitan area creates high per-capita residential glyphosate use. Homeowners applying Roundup on weekends without protective gear face sustained seasonal exposure.
New York's suburban communities on Long Island, in Westchester County, and the Hudson Valley drive significant residential Roundup use for lawn and garden maintenance
Source: EPA Residential Pesticide Use Survey; Cornell Cooperative Extension
NYC Parks Department and other city agencies ceased using Roundup products after the city council restricted glyphosate applications on city property, joining a growing number of municipalities nationwide.
New York City banned glyphosate use on city-managed property in 2021, reflecting growing concern about cancer risks from municipal herbicide application
Source: New York City Council; NYC Parks Department Pesticide Use Reports
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Clinics & Specialists in New York
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
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