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Agricultural Law Updates for Illinois Farmers and Agribusinesses: July 2026

Agricultural Law Updates for Illinois Farmers and Agribusinesses: July 2026 reviews several recent federal and state developments affecting producers, processors, rural communities...

Farm Lease Disputes in Illinois: When Mediation Can Help Landowners and Farmers Avoid Litigation

Farm Lease Disputes in Illinois: When Mediation Can Help Landowners and Farmers Avoid Litigation is an increasingly important question when a disagreement threatens a working relat...

Commentary: As Farm Bill Stalls, New Legislation Emerges Tackling Unfair Markets in Agriculture

SCOTUS glyphosate ruling shifts legal focus to EPA, future pesticide litigation

A staff attorney with the National Ag Law Center says a recent U.S. Supreme Court action strengthens the argument that the U.S. EPA, not states, should determine pesticide warning...

Critical Mass With Law.com's Amanda Bronstad: Lawsuits Hit Taylor Farms and Taco Bell Over Contaminated Lettuce, 1st Che...

This week: At least five lawsuits have been filed against Taylor Farms over its lettuce contaminated with cyclospora, and Taco Bell is an additional defendant in most of the cases....

Lawsuit Challenges Joint USDA-DOI Grazing Action Plan

On August 13, 2026, the Center for Biological Diversity (“CBD”), an environmental nonprofit organization, filed a lawsuit against the Department of...

The Illinois Farmer’s Annual Legal Checklist: What to Review Each Season

The Illinois Farmer’s Annual Legal Checklist: What to Review Each Season can help farm owners address legal and business issues before they become expensive problems. Farming rarel...

Ultra-Processed Food Manufacturers Face New Litigation Challenges in California and Beyond

NALC Explains: Business Entities and Farm Bill Programs

In our latest video, Senior Staff Attorney Rusty Rumley reminds farmers to always consult their legal counsel before making any big...

When USDA Says No: Understanding the National Appeals Division Appeal Process

By Sam Ellis, Esq. When USDA says no, an unfavorable agency decision does not necessarily mean the matter is over. In “When USDA Says No: Understanding the National Appeals Divisio...

Deere Agrees to Settle FTC Lawsuit

On July 8, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), joined by five states, announced that a settlement had been reached in...

The 7 Legal Developments Shaping Today’s U.S. Litigation Landscape

Today’s legal news cycle is being driven less by a single blockbuster ruling than by a convergence of high-impact developments across appellate litigation, government enforcement,...

A Minnesota Mega-Dairy’s Rapid Expansion Is Prompting Lawsuits Over its Climate and Water Impacts

August 18, 2026 | Source: Sentient Media | by Georgina Gustin As Riverview LLP aggressively expands its mega-dairies across the Upper Midwest, advocacy groups and worried resident...

The Feed: Vol. 4, Issue 14

The Feed newsletter highlights recent legal developments affecting agriculture, with issues released twice a month. Click below to sign up for...

Cowboys, margaritas and toxic trash: Some sour on lawyers in lucrative L.A. landfill cases

Residents of Val Verde, a tiny town north of Los Angeles, claim Downtown LA Law Group used a cowboy recruiter to find plaintiffs for lawsuits against a local landfill. The firm den...

Veteran Ag Leaders Ramp Up Fight for Agriculture

Veteran agriculture leaders concerned about the future of the nation and its food producers have launched Restore American Agriculture, a new effort formed to press Congress and th...

What Strawberries Can Teach Us About the Next Wave of PFAS Litigation

Why broad consumer-product claims may carry environmental implications that labeling laws cannot fully address A lawsuit involving strawberries may seem like an unlikely place to f...

Litigation Enters Its Agentic AI Era

The Feed: Vol. 4, Issue 15

The Feed newsletter highlights recent legal developments affecting agriculture, with issues released twice a month. Click below to sign up for...

Trump pledges legal action to break ‘nasty monopoly’ in meat processing

A proposal to allow farmers and ranchers to process their own animals immediately drew criticism from agriculture groups over food safety concerns.

Litigation Trends to Watch: Algorithmic Pricing Bans, Cyclospora Outbreak and 'Familiar Face Detection' Spark Lawsuits

New city bans on algorithmic pricing are spurring class actions.       

The Feed: Vol. 4, Issue 16

The Feed newsletter highlights recent legal developments affecting agriculture, with issues released twice a month. Click below to sign up for...

The 7 Legal Developments Shaping Today’s U.S. Litigation Landscape

Today’s legal news cycle is being driven less by a single blockbuster ruling than by a convergence of high-impact developments across appellate litigation, government enforcement,...

Publisher’s Platform: California Lettuce Was Never Implicated. California Growers Plowed Under a Third of the Crop Anywa...

Fix the finding and one farm takes the loss instead of ninety percent of the lettuce. Do that and you put me out of the fresh fruit and vegetable business, and I would go gladly.