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Understanding the Basics of Right to Repair Laws

On Friday, October 25, 2024, from 12 noon–1:00 ET, the Penn State Center for Agricultural and Shale Law, alongside the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s (PDA) Agricultural Business Development Center (ABDC), presented this webinar in the Understanding Agricultural Law educational series: “Understanding the Basics of Right to Repair Laws.” The nationwide movement to enact Right to Repair statutes seeks to ensure that consumers and end-users have the ability to perform routine maintenance and repairs on various technology-laden products, including agricultural equipment and machinery. Throughout the past few years, several states have enacted legislation imposing requirements on manufacturers to make certain information and tools available to consumers. While these statutes are similar in purpose, they differ in their approach and scope of coverage. This webinar provides a broad overview of the Right to Repair topic and discuss enacted state legislation with a specific emphasis on important provisions for the agricultural community. Other legal developments impacting the Right to Repair in agriculture are discussed, including litigation, evolving industry standards, and the use of memoranda of understanding (MOUs) that aim to provide farmers with access to information and diagnostic tools. 00:10 - Introduction with Ross Pifer 02:04 - 2020 Webinar review 03:15 - What is Right to Repair 05:48 - Where is Right to Repair Sought 06:39 - Right to Repair in the Automobile Industry 13:24 - Right to Repair - Enacted State Legislation 16:01 - Colorado Consumer Right to Repair Agricultural Equipment Act 25:23 - Oregon Right to Repair Act 26:51 - Pending State RTR Legislation 28:54 - Introduced Federal Legislation 35:20 - Federal Trade Commission Actions 39:41 - The White House on Right to Review 42:00 - Right to Repair in the European Union 44:08 - Right to Repair in Agriculture 46:01 - Memoranda of Understanding 49:32 - Litigation 49:45 - Conclusion