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Texas, Massachusetts AGs Face Off in Climate Change Legal Battle
A Dallas federal judge set for Sept. 19 a hearing when he will consider a preliminary injunction sought by Exxon Mobil Corp. to halt Massachusetts Attorney General's investigation into allegations it misled consumers about climate change. In advance of hearing, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office led a 10-state coalition, which filed a friend of court brief supporting the oil company's strategy and proposed preliminary injunction.
Exxon Brawls with Massachusetts AG in Texas Over Probe Alleging Climate Change Fraud
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey last week urged a federal trial judge in Texas to dismiss Exxon Mobil Corp.'s challenge to the state's investigation into allegations the oil company misled consumers and investors about climate change.
Attorney Immunity Can Protect Lawyers in Divorce Cases From Lawsuits by the Other Side
Divorce leaves both sides looking for someone to blame, someone to sue, for all the pain they felt through the divorce process and the dissatisfaction they still feel over the result.
Newsmakers: Moves and Honors in the Texas Legal Community
John Arnold has rejoined Locke Lord as a partner in the firm's Houston office and other newsmakers.
Dozens of Big Firms to Appear in New 'Panama Papers' Database
Plenty of familiar names from The Am Law 200 and Global 100 appeared in an early version of a searchable online database drawn from the leaked files of offshore firm Mossack Fonseca.
Appellate Court Rules Texas Official Can't Be Removed for Anti-Tax Stance
Good news for the Tea Party. A Texas appellate has ruled that just because an anti-tax politician tries to eliminate his own agency by denying it funding, he can't be removed from office by the government for incompetency.
SEC Files Civil Securities Fraud Lawsuit Against Ken Paxton
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton faces a new lawsuit that alleges he violated federal securities laws by recruiting investors for a technology company without saying he was getting paid to promote the company's stock.
Proskauer Beats Megabucks Class Action Over Work for Ponzi Schemer
Proskauer Rose and Chadbourne & Parke are immune from liability for the conduct of a former partner at the firms who was accused of helping R. Allen Stanford orchestrate a $7 billion fraud, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.More from ALM
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