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Circuit Consensus: Climate Claim Suits Against Big Oil Belong in State Courts
U.S. appeals court have uniformly rejected the companies' reference to a federal common law of interstate air pollution.
EPA Methane Rule Likely to Face Legal Challenges Despite Being 'Conventional' Rule
"In the last few years, people really began to appreciate the importance of methane as part of the climate problem," Daniel Farber, a law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, said.
EPA Finalizes Rule to Curtail Methane Emissions, Impose Stringent Standard on Oil and Gas Operations
Industry expresses concern with a regulation that risks "undercutting U.S. production in the near and long-term."
$1.56B Roundup Verdict Was Fourth Against Bayer but First for This Plaintiffs Firm
Jay Utley and Bart Rankin, of Dallas-based Forrest Weldon Law Group, represented three plaintiffs diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma in the Roundup trial—and their first mass tort case.
COURT CLOSED: Weather Prompts Shutdown of Broward Courts
The aftermath of Wednesday's heavy rainfall resulted in road closures and sinkholes and forced officials to close Broward County Public Schools and Broward College to cancel classes on Thursday.
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Dallas, Florida's Broward County and Others Object to 3M's PFAS Settlement
More than 20 cities, counties and public water systems objected to PFAS water contamination settlements with 3M and DuPont.
Report: Tort Lawsuits Stuttered in 2022, but They're Poised to Bounce Back
The 2023 Torts Litigation Report, by Lex Machina, a division of LexisNexis, found there were 14,375 tort lawsuits filed in federal courts last year, among the lowest levels in a decade.
Interior Department's No. 2 Joins Wilmer After October Exit
Tommy Beaudreau was a Latham & Watkins partner before joining the Biden administration as deputy interior secretary in 2021.
Lawyers in Water Settlements With 3M and DuPont Want Nearly $1B in Legal Fees
Lead class counsel who reached a nearly $1.2 billion settlement with DuPont and a $10.5 billion deal with 3M are asking for nearly $1 billion in legal fees.TRENDING STORIES
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