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Investors Want Companies to Prioritize Climate Change Over AI
"Boards should understand that even if climate change and environmental stewardship ranks low on their list of priorities for 2024, that may not be the case for their shareholders," the EY Center for Board Matters said in a new report.'Caught in the Middle': ESG-Related Risks Soar for Legal Departments
Ten percent of legal departments faced ESG-related litigation last year, up from 2% a year earlier, Norton Rose said in a new study.Despite 'Anti-Woke' Political Pushback in the US, Big Companies See ESG Risk on the Horizon
In Baker McKenzie's annual survey of 600 senior legal and risk professionals from companies with more than $500 million in revenue based in the U.K., the U.S., Singapore and Brazil, 73% cited ESG disputes as a risk to their organization—by far the most commonly cited.Jury's Verdict in Oregon Wildfire Class Trial Could Total $85M
An Oregon jury awarded $62.3 million on Tuesday to victims of wildfires that ravaged the state in 2020. Based on a prior jury's findings, the award could balloon to $85 million.View more book results for the query "*"
Cummins Investors, Customers Sue, Piling on After $2B DOJ Settlement
The legal fallout is just beginning for Cummins, which opened up its wallet to settle charges it installed emissions-control defeat devices in Dodge Ram pickups.Western NY Appeals Court to Decide Whether 'Odorous' Landfill Operation Violates 'Green Amendment'
The operator, Waste Management, calls the state constitutional amendment vague.After 'Breakthrough Years,' Edelson Grows With DC Hire and Launches in LA
The plaintiffs firm with more than 50 lawyers is also eyeing other potential office locations, such as New York.'Clear Misinterpretation': Dissent Slams 9th Circuit's Rehearing Denial in Gas Ban Case
Judicial dispute was prompted by decision that the federal Energy Policy and Conservation Act preempts local environmental ordinance.Five Legal Issues to Watch in the Federal Appeals Courts in 2024
Anti-terrorism efforts, venue, drug pricing, defamation and air pollution appear to be heading to the Supreme Court.