By ALM Staff | February 22, 2023
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Shoshana Schiller, Alice Douglas and Brenda Gotanda | February 17, 2023
It is a good time for companies of any size to take a hard look at whether they can substantiate the environmental or ESG benefit claims made in their marketing materials on their websites, and even on social media, so as to minimize risk of exposure to greenwashing claims.
By Amanda Bronstad | February 16, 2023
National law firms like Simmons Hanley Conroy and Motley Rice descended this week on East Palestine, Ohio, where a freight train derailed earlier this month, exposing residents to hazardous chemicals. Some have already filed class actions against train operator Norfolk Southern Corp.
By Amanda Bronstad | February 16, 2023
National law firms like Simmons Hanley Conroy and Motley Rice descended this week on East Palestine, Ohio, where a freight train derailed earlier this month, exposing residents to hazardous chemicals. Some have already filed class actions against train operator Norfolk Southern Corp.
The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Ben Clapp and Gina Falaschi Buchman | February 16, 2023
Every four years, the EPA reviews its priorities and sets new enforcement and compliance initiatives for which it establishes specific goals and a comprehensive strategy.
By David Fein | February 15, 2023
By implementing certain internal risk and compliance measures and reporting practices as part of their ESG strategies, financial institutions and other corporates can mitigate their exposure to wildlife trafficking and at the same time have a significant positive impact on endangered species and biodiversity more broadly.
By Grant Nakayama, Ilana Saltzbart, Amina S. Dammann, Arlene Hennessey, Ani M. Esenyan | February 15, 2023
The EPA has announced its proposed rule under the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) program.
By Heather Nevitt | February 9, 2023
Climate change litigation kept the courts hopping in 2022 and shows no signs of slowing down in 2023.
By Allison Dunn | February 8, 2023
"In the court's view, the allegations here are broad enough to reasonably sketch a claim that Partington had a mistaken but reasonable belief that it was authorized to cut the trees," the court said. "Such a claim would be for property damage arising out of an occurrence, meaning it would be a 'loss [that] fits the expectation of protective insurance reasonably generated by the terms of the policy,' thus triggering Nautilus's duty to defend."
By Anna Pletcher, Kelse Moen, Emme Tyler and Molly Shuminer | February 6, 2023
Because competitor collaboration creates the risk of antitrust liability, industries may have to thread the needle between advancing social values and avoiding criminal or civil antitrust liability.
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