Civil Litigation
Jun. 28, 2019
Monsanto complains plaintiffs’ lawyers control which weed killer cases are tried first
Monsanto has accused plaintiffs’ attorneys of improperly trying to “unilaterally” decide the cases that go to trial in spite of an agreed-upon process.
OAKLAND -- Monsanto has accused plaintiffs' attorneys of improperly trying to "unilaterally" decide the cases that go to trial in spite of an agreed-upon process.
The Bayer-AG owned company's lawyer, Kelly A. Evans, said in a Tuesday court hearing it is "fundamentally unfair and inconsistent with the notion of this case" that the opposition can disregard the procedure of choosing test cases by abruptly moving for plaintiffs who are...
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