U.S. District Judge John Lungstrum in the District of Kansas gave final approval to a $1.51 billion settlement to be paid by Syngenta, thought to be the largest agricultural settlement in U.S. history.
Patrick Stueve of Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP in Kansas City was co-lead and class counsel for U.S. corn farmers who sued Syngenta for selling strains of corn seed called Viptera and Duracade before they were approved by China for corn imports. It resulted in U.S. corn farmers being effectively locked…
U.S. District Judge John Lungstrum in the District of Kansas gave final approval to a $1.51 billion settlement to be paid by Syngenta, thought to be the largest agricultural settlement in U.S. history.
Patrick Stueve of Stueve Siegel Hanson LLP in Kansas City was co-lead and class counsel for U.S. corn farmers who sued Syngenta for selling strains of corn seed called Viptera and Duracade before they were approved by China for corn imports. It resulted in U.S. corn farmers being effectively locked…