Bucks County’s private lawyers: This case is about lying, not emissions. Which we claim led to higher emissions… legalnewsline.com/pennsylvan…
No, a 10% increase in storm likelihood does not mean 10% of the cost is due to global warming. legalnewsline.com/newsletter…
Just making sure people like @mobbs_mentality saw this:
San Diego sues 3D filament maker over ghost guns. Why not the utility that delivered the electricity? legalnewsline.com/south-cali…
Make it illegal to work, then start carving out exceptions for people with clout.
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New Jersey state Senator Gordon Johnson, chairman of the Senate Labor Committee, playing favorites yet again with another new carveout bill -- instead of fixing the awful ABC Test regulatory language for us all
“The science is settled” is often an attempt to foreclose vital debate. wsj.com/opinion/covid-climat…
Not an evil insurance company this time, but Mamdani’s NYC accuses lawyers of faking accident claims. legalnewsline.com/attorneys-…
Lede: “Who should cover the costs of climate change?” Answer: It won’t be oil companies. Sue an entire industry and consumers pay. Easier to tax, but then no fees for private lawyers.
nytimes.com/2026/10/05/us/po… via @NYTimes
Climate lawsuits are all about the money: Big dollars for AGs to brag about and obscene fees for their friends in the private bar. legalnewsline.com/attorneys-…
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.@for_consumers's Executive Director O.H. Skinner III on what would happen if SCOTUS were to rule against Suncor:
“If there is a loss for the energy companies, you will start to see a greater use of nuisance, not just in the climate context, but in the control of people’s lives context. How do you get rid of plastic straws? You bring a public nuisance claim... They’ll pursue greater and greater claims against guns, everybody in the value chain of energy... [then utilities, car manufacturers] and it will work all the way down the value chain in an effort to sort of fundamentally reshape the economy.”
What more can a property owner do than post signs and rope off deep water? More signs and make them wear lifejackets, expert says. Court agrees. legalnewsline.com/state-cour…
Surveil this: “Many people now will go to Costco to buy something, then to Walmart to buy something else, and then to Aldi and Whole Foods for other items.” legalnewsline.com/legislatio…
Feature not a bug. Independent workers are always a problem for big organizations. Regulate them out of
existence.
“Michael Edwards, senior vice president of carrier insurance broker Gallager, said there's little scope for a motor carrier using an owner-operator driver to avoid violating the [ABC] test's B prong since it looks at whether a worker is performing a service outside of an employer's normal course of business.
"The B prong is impossible to avoid,” Edwards said.
To comply with the law, an owner-operator would have to start carrying their own liability insurance instead of being under the motor carrier’s existing coverage, Edwards said. Insurance premiums to cover a single owner-operator’s truck would be much higher than for a larger pool of trucks under a motor carrier, if coverage could be found.
“That would be a nightmare,” Edwards said. “Insurance costs would triple.”
joc.com/article/ny-nj-port-t…
SLAPP! A San Francisco County Superior Court judge dismissed the lawsuit, ordering Blackman to pay $400,000 in legal fees. legalnewsline.com/northern-c…
Hostile? Undoubtedly. But not a $25 million claim against your employer. legalnewsline.com/newsletter…
Because why should taxpayers know how their money is going to be spent? Sher Edling’s contract with New York City. (Yes all money recovered in a lawsuit belongs to the client first)












