Deere and Company has agreed to pay $99 million to resolve right-to-repair litigation. The settlement agreement ended multiple lawsuits filed by farmers, which alleged the company limited access to diagnostic tools needed for equipment repairs. National Farmers Union President Rob Larew says the resolution comes at a critical time. “But it shouldn’t matter, quite frankly. […]
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