A Dutch Appeals Court Nixed A Landmark Emissions Reduction Order Against Shell. What Comes Next For Corporate Climate Accountability Litigation?
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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