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Federal trial court in Brooklyn that heard the Agent Orange cases.

U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York. Federal trial court in Brooklyn that heard the Agent Orange cases.

7 May 1984

Diamond Shamrock Chemicals Company settled with U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York. $180M, paid with six other makers into a $180 million class settlement with Vietnam veterans and their families; the agreement is no admission of liability by the defendants and no concession of lack of merit by the plaintiffs.

The $180 million was the total paid by the seven makers together, not this company’s share.

The Dow Chemical Company settled with U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York. $180M, paid with six other makers into a $180 million class settlement with Vietnam veterans and their families; the agreement is no admission of liability by the defendants and no concession of lack of merit by the plaintiffs.

The $180 million was the total paid by the seven makers together, not this company’s share.

Hercules Incorporated settled with U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York. $180M, paid with six other makers into a $180 million class settlement with Vietnam veterans and their families; the agreement is no admission of liability by the defendants and no concession of lack of merit by the plaintiffs.

The $180 million was the total paid by the seven makers together, not this company’s share.

Monsanto Company settled with U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York. $180M, paid with six other makers into a $180 million class settlement with Vietnam veterans and their families; the agreement is no admission of liability by the defendants and no concession of lack of merit by the plaintiffs.

The $180 million was the total paid by the seven makers together, not this company’s share.

Uniroyal, Inc. settled with U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York. $180M, paid with six other makers into a $180 million class settlement with Vietnam veterans and their families; the agreement is no admission of liability by the defendants and no concession of lack of merit by the plaintiffs.

The $180 million was the total paid by the seven makers together, not this company’s share.

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