Across the board in recent years, protestors have become increasingly emboldened. Just this past week, some disgruntled protestors vandalized the homes of Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell. But one refreshing story in the early days of 2021 has been a North Dakota judge’s dismissal with prejudice (meaning the charges cannot be […]

In the past two weeks, climate litigation has grown to span the breadth of the United States. Earlier this month, the Supreme Court announced that it would hear arguments regarding the jurisdiction of Baltimore’s climate lawsuit against energy manufacturers. At question is the proper venue for the case to be heard: state or federal court? […]

Just one week after Hoboken, New Jersey filed a lawsuit against a number of energy manufacturers in the fossil fuel space, Charleston, South Carolina and Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings have sued some thirty companies for damages the plaintiffs claim are due to their municipalities from climate change effect induced by the companies’ business operations. […]