Suing the past: Climate lawfare takes aim at World War II contracts
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case on Jan. 12 regarding a climate lawfare case
The Plaquemines Parish Case and the Importance of Who Decides
The Supreme Court’s intervention is critical to combating the weaponization of state court
The Supreme Court must reign in Climate Litigation
The Supreme Court should reaffirm that national policy must come from elected representatives, not piecemeal litigation
The Supreme Court must stop Louisiana’s retroactive lawsuits
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Chevron v. Plaquemines
From the Swamps of Louisiana to the Supreme Court
The state’s economy, the Trump energy agenda and the rule of law are on the line in the Chevron case.
The Justices Can Rein In Rogue State Courts
Congress has repeatedly enacted laws to give federal judges jurisdiction over federal officials and policies.
Collateral Damage Of Climate Lawfare
Senator Durbin Reminds Us that Woke Trial Lawyers and Senate Democrats Are Still Attached at the Hip
The shady trial lawyers of this country are locked at the hip with Senate Democrats like Durbin and Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Supreme Court must reject the indirect carbon tax
The kicker is that the ultimate goal of lawsuits is not to reduce the use of fossil fuels
Supreme Court to weigh in on ‘climate lawfare,’ consider disputes over jurisdiction
The Supreme Court is poised to play referee on climate change lawsuits this term, with the justices being asked to decide where the court battles should take place.