A second attempt in Connecticut to pass a law to require food-labeling to inform the public about genetically modified organisms is being crafted by two state Democrats. There is also support from some GOP legislators. In 2012 a bill from the now-retired state representative, Richard Roy was dropped because of fears that it may have been grounds for a lawsuit from Monsanto, who make GMO seeds. This time around Rep. Phil Miller and Rep. Diana Urban are being extra-vigilant in preparing a bill that will be, they hope, litigation-free.