John Deere recently agreed to a $99 million settlement over claims it monopolized repair services, but an independent repair ...

Accused of monopolizing the tractor repair market, John Deere agreed this week to settle a long-running right-to-repair ...

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Right-to-repair lawsuits and proposed legislation may reshape consumer product ownership nationwide.

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The proposed settlement still needs court approval, and Deere says the agreement includes no admission of wrongdoing – despite it paying almost $100 million.

U.S. PIRG Education Fund's annual Failing the Fix report reveals that several major brands failed to make the grade due to restrictive practices that make simple screen or battery replacements a ...

John Deere settled a $99 million lawsuit accusing the company of monopolizing its repair services, but one independent repair technician said farmers still can’t repair their equipment themselves.

This appears to be a minor victory for advocates as the $99 million settlement only provides 10 years of access to tools, ...

Running a heavy-duty shop or managing a commercial fleet means making decisions without a clear view of what everyone else is ...

Deere & Company has reached a $99 million settlement to a four-year legal battle with farmers concerning “right to repair” ...