State legislatures are advancing efforts to limit pesticide manufacturers’ liability for failure-to-warn claims just as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear Durnell v. Monsanto, a case centered on Roundup labeling and federal preemption.
"Can I shoot down drones that are flying above my property?" – This is a common question that Senior Staff Attorney Rusty Rumley has been asked for the past several years. The short answer is “No” and for a more detailed explanation check out our blog article here:
Geographic indicators like “champagne” or “feta” aren’t just labels - they’re legal tools shaping global food trade.
In this issue of our 'Food Foundations' blog, Staff Attorney Emily Stone breaks down how geographic indicators (GIs) function as intellectual property, how
As the number of U.S. farms being leased is continuing to grow, it is imperative that landlords and tenants understand the implied duty of good husbandry found in agricultural leases. Staff Attorney Emily Stone discusses good husbandry in this article: https://nationalaglawcenter.org/good-husbandry-in-agricultural-leases/
UADA news article: Deere settles right-to-repair suit, but Federal Trade Commission case still looms
By Mary Hightower University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture Fast Facts John Deere’s proposed $99 million right-to-repair settlement awaits judge’s approval…