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Statute of limitations — Tennessee
Tennessee applies a 1-year statute of limitations for product liability claims under Tenn. Code § 28-3-104. This is one of the shortest limitation periods in the nation. The discovery rule applies to latent disease claims, but Tennessee Roundup claimants must file promptly.
1 year from discovery
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Exposure in Tennessee
West Tennessee's flat, fertile agricultural land supports intensive row crop operations using Roundup-Ready varieties. Farm workers and rural residents in the Memphis-to-Jackson corridor face chronic exposure.
West Tennessee's cotton, soybean, and corn operations in the Mississippi River floodplain apply heavy volumes of glyphosate, with Fayette, Haywood, and Lauderdale counties among the most intensive
Source: University of Tennessee Extension; USDA NASS Tennessee
Nashville's suburban growth drives demand for commercial and residential landscaping services. Landscapers apply Roundup for weed control from spring through fall, with the mild Tennessee climate extending the spraying season.
Tennessee's suburban expansion in the Nashville metro area has created rapid growth in commercial landscaping with year-round glyphosate application
Source: Tennessee Department of Agriculture; UT Extension
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