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John Deere Settled $99 Million Right-To-Repair Lawsuit, but Won’t Admit Any Wrongdoing

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John Deere just offered $99 million and amendments to its repair policy to settle a right-to-repair lawsuit, but won't admit any wrongdoing, possibly due to a secondary ongoing lawsuit.
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John Deere Settled $99 Million Right-To-Repair Lawsuit, but Won’t Admit Any Wrongdoing

John Deere just offered $99 million and amendments to its repair policy to settle a right-to-repair lawsuit, but won't admit any wrongdoing, possibly due to a secondary ongoing lawsuit.

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RideApart.com broke the news on Friday, May 1, 2026.
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