Editor’s Note: Following the publication of the article, “Oklahoma Dealer Sues Deere for Canceling Agreement,” which appeared on p. 2 of the February 2010 Ag Equipment Intelligence, a former partner in the dealership contacted us requesting that we present his side of the story. Following is part of what he told AEI.
A former partner in an Oklahoma John Deere dealership that is now suing Deere for cancelling its contract says the “litigation is baseless…
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