Government
Sep. 10, 2016
Provision in state bill could revive cities' suit against Monsanto
A provision tucked into a budget trailer bill now on Gov. Jerry Brown's desk could help revive litigation against Monsanto Co., according to an attorney representing five California cities suing the chemical giant.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO — A provision tucked into a budget trailer bill now on Gov. Jerry Brown's desk could help revive litigation against Monsanto Co., according to an attorney representing five California cities suing the chemical giant.
The California Chamber of Commerce and others warn the bill has "many unintended consequences," and "will create unfettered litigation opportunities."
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