After defeating claims of defrauding investors over the climate crisis, Exxon went to court today to revive a suit against the state AGs who investigated them.
The appellate panel included two Trump appointees and a judge who previously wrote a landmark ruling favoring Chevron.
The appellate panel included two Trump appointees and a judge who previously wrote a landmark ruling favoring Chevron.
Exxon’s suit against the AGs was previously dismissed by a federal judge who said the company ran “roughshod” over the adage that the “best defense is a good offense.”
The Trump appointees appeared receptive to its claims—though uncertain whether the state trial mooted the case.
The Trump appointees appeared receptive to its claims—though uncertain whether the state trial mooted the case.
The judges reserved decision, and so no ruling yet.
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