Noah Wexler

Jason Itkin, Noah Wexler, and Roland Christensen, along with Thomas R. Kline, Chris Gomez, Melissa Merck, and Toby L. Millrood of Kline & Spector, won a second history-making verdict against Bayer/Monsanto in the Roundup litigation. We remain committed to holding the chemical manufacturer accountable for decades of poisoning regular people.

Since Roundup came on the market nearly 40 years ago, Monsanto has used all its influence to hide the link between Roundup and cancer. However, the truth has come out about this dangerous chemical.

Our client used Roundup and then developed non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Our firm presented years of evidence and testimony, and after careful consideration, the well-educated jury awarded $2.25 billion against Monsanto. It’s the largest verdict against Monsanto/Bayer in the Roundup litigation.

In a groundbreaking Georgia trial, Attorneys Kyle Findley, Noah Wexler, and our trial team secured a $2.065 billion verdict for John Barnes, a man who spent 20 years using Roundup at his home—only to be diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 2020. Despite relying on the product’s reputation as “safe” and “environmentally friendly,” Mr. Barnes was unknowingly exposing himself to a known carcinogen.

Our team uncovered internal Monsanto documents proving the company knew of the cancer risks tied to glyphosate as early as the 1980s. Instead of warning consumers, they manipulated science, pressured regulators, and denied accountability. We presented this evidence to a Georgia jury, which responded with a powerful verdict: $2.065 billion in damages to reflect the harm done and to punish Monsanto for its reckless, calculated deception. This case marks the first Roundup trial in Georgia and sets a national precedent in holding chemical giants responsible for the devastation they cause.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Noah Wexler, and Caj Boatright achieved a massive settlement on behalf of a large group of clients. Our attorneys took dozens of depositions to get to the bottom of the facts. After years of difficult, highly-contested litigation, they were finally able to overcome both procedural and legal hurdles. The defendants chose to settle with our clients shortly before trial was scheduled to begin.

Jason Itkin, Noah Wexler, and Roland Christensen, along with Thomas R. Kline, Chris Gomez, Melissa Merck, and Toby L. Millrood of Kline & Spector won a $175 million verdict for a man who developed cancer from repeated exposure to Roundup, the now-infamous Monsanto herbicide. Monsanto’s repeated claims that Roundup was perfectly safe or had no carcinogenic effects were torn apart by Jason in court, leading the 12-person jury in Philadelphia to award $175 million against Monsanto.

It’s difficult to overstate how much of a turning point this is for the victims of Roundup.

Before we went to trial, Bayer was on a winning streak; however, this was their first trial against Arnold & Itkin. Our landmark victory turned the tide in this litigation for thousands of cancer victims.

Attorney Noah Wexler negotiated a $154 million settlement for several clients critically injured in an explosion at a Houston chemical processing plant. This complex case, involving over 90 depositions, addressed both product liability and negligence claims against several companies. The settlement, achieved just before trial, underscores our firm's commitment to exhaustive preparation and relentless advocacy, ensuring accountability from those responsible for our clients' injuries.

Attorneys from the Arnold & Itkin team helped reach a record settlement on behalf of individuals who had suffered from the use of defective, dangerous products. This will help ensure they are taken care of for life.

Attorneys from our legal team helped to represent those who had been seriously harmed by dangerous, defective products. In the end, we obtained a record settlement and recovered $105 million on their behalf.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Caj Boatright, and Noah Wexler settled a case for $75 million on behalf of multiple clients. Our team was able to secure the settlement after we defeated the defendant's attempt to keep the case from getting to trial. After winning a series of rulings that allowed our clients' case to come forward, the defendant settled for an eight-figure amount.

Attorneys Jason Itkin, Cory Itkin, and Kurt Arnold were able to win a massive $72 million victory for our client after less than 2 years of preparation and investigation. Our client, a former oilfield worker, lost his arm and suffered other life-changing injuries in an accident caused by negligence. The companies responsible chose to settle with our client a week before trial was set to begin—giving him the financial security and access to medical care he needs. The settlement is potentially a record-setting size, which has compelled the companies involved to change their policies and ensure this never happens to another worker.

Attorney Noah Wexler and our legal team achieved a $33.35 million settlement in Cook County, Illinois, for victims of a catastrophic commercial motor vehicle accident on IH 75 in Alachua County. The collision, involving an 18-wheeler and a van carrying our clients, resulted in severe injuries and multiple fatalities due to violent ejections from the vehicle. Our pursuit of justice ensured the defendants were held fully accountable, securing significant compensation for the victims and their families.

Our trial team, led by Attorney Noah Wexler, achieved a $32 million settlement for the family of a man who was crushed to death while driving near a construction site. Liability was heavily disputed, but our team navigated numerous legal challenges to ensure justice was served. Although the family’s life will never be the same, this result shows our unwavering commitment to holding those at fault accountable.

Attorneys Kurt Arnold, Jason Itkin, Noah Wexler, and Caj Boatright negotiated a $28 million settlement for our clients in a confidential case. Our firm is thrilled with the result, knowing that it will go toward securing our client’s future.