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Plaintiffs Bar Looks to the New Year After Rocky, Lucrative 2016
The plaintiffs bar can bid farewell to 2016 boasting some impressive achievements, including blockbuster settlements in auto emissions litigation and other cases. But there were also a few notable setbacks—sometimes delivered by opposing counsel, and sometimes involving lawyers on the plaintiffs' own side.
Plaintiffs Bar Looks to the New Year After Rocky, Lucrative 2016
The plaintiffs bar bids farewell to 2016 boasting some impressive achievements, including blockbuster settlements in auto emissions litigation and other cases. But there were also notable setbacks—sometimes delivered by opposing counsel, and sometimes involving lawyers on the plaintiffs' own side.
Climate Climate Change for the Insurance Industry
The burning of fossil fuels produces CO2 and other so-called greenhouse gases (GHGs) that scientists have linked to global warming and other changes in the Earth's climate.
Tillerson May Steer Clear of Distraction of Climate-Change Litigation Against Exxon
A Dallas federal judge offered no explanations for multiple orders he issued on his own this month in Exxon Mobil Corp.'s battle with Massachusetts and New York Attorneys General. But the effect of those orders could be that when Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson seeks Senate confirmation as secretary of state, the process will not be competing for attention with his company's battle with the attorneys general.
Tillerson May Steer Clear of Distraction of Climate-Change Litigation Against Exxon
A Dallas federal judge offered no explanations for multiple orders he issued on his own this month in Exxon Mobil Corp.'s battle with Massachusetts and New York Attorneys General. But the effect of those orders could be that when Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson seeks Senate confirmation as secretary of state, the process will not be competing for attention with his company's battle with the attorneys general.
Deposition of AG Canceled by Judge in Climate-Change Litigation Targeting Exxon
A Dallas federal judge today canceled a scheduled deposition of Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey that Exxon Mobil had planned to conduct in climate-change litigation against the oil giant. New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman had also been previously advised by the judge to be available to be deposed in Dallas by Exxon lawyers.
Help Urged for Texas Pro Se Litigants in Supreme Court Commission Report
To expand civil legal services for Texans of modest means: Bolster resources at law libraries, collect more information about pro se litigants, and promote technologies that will help make it easier for more people to identify affordable legal counsel.
Attorney General Bondi Won't 'Confirm or Deny' Trump Speculation
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi offered little information about her future or her discussions with President-elect Donald Trump, as she made one of her first appearances in Tallahassee since meeting with Trump last week in New York.Trending Stories
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