New York is facing a major legal battle. Twenty-two other states are challenging its new law that demands fossil fuel companies pay for damages to our overheating planet, reported Reuters.

The president will be represented by Sullivan Cromwell co-chair and partner Robert J. Giuffra Jr. Giuffra has been at the firm since 1989 after serving as a law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Chief ...

After a legal battle spanning more than three years, New York’s top court on Thursday ... has no higher venue to appeal the matter to. In the 21-page ruling, issued by six of the top court ...

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They argued the law violated the New York state constitution ... We are pleased that this matter can finally be put to rest, once and for all," Fossella said in a statement Thursday.

Judge Kollar-Kotelly has highlighted potential legal issues ... The post New York judge questions return of recovered funds to Bitfinex—here’s why it matters appeared first on Invezz ...

Republicans in New York have expressed anger over a state ... state employees are entitled to a publicly-funded legal defense, even for matters entirely disconnected from their public ...

The New York law doesn't allow for those kinds of exceptions ... used to receive the $30 a month COVID credit but this did not matter. She claimed that since Optimum offers a $15, 50Mbps ...