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Homeowners Sue Oil Companies As Climate Damage Drives Up Insurance Rates
By Dana Drugmand, Inside Climate News
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Two homeowners in Washington state who have seen sharp increases in their home insurance premiums in recent years
Connecticut Court Advances State Consumer Protection Case Against ExxonMobil
A climate fraud case brought by the state of Connecticut against oil major ExxonMobil is moving forward after a state court judge last week denied the company’s bid to have the case dismissed.
In a 69-page opinion issued on November 26, Connecticut Superior Court Judge John B. Farley rejected
Belgian Farmer Faces Off In Court Against French Oil Major
A first-of-its-kind climate lawsuit in Belgium, featuring a smallholder farmer going up against one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world, is coming before a court today in proceedings that will scrutinize the company’s role in contributing to the climate crisis.
Lawyers representing farmer Hugues Falys