

Have Climate Cases Been Trumped?
In recent years, about three dozen states, municipalities and indigenous tribes have sued fossil fuel producers from whom they seek compensation for climate harms the
In recent years, about three dozen states, municipalities and indigenous tribes have sued fossil fuel producers from whom they seek compensation for climate harms the
No one expects to become a victim of medical negligence, much less the subject of a Texas Supreme Court opinion. But that’s exactly what happened
Ideally, the courtroom should be a place of resolution — not retaliation. But in some high-conflict cases, litigation itself becomes a weapon, used not to protect
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