Government Accountability & Oversight
In April, Climate Litigation Watch reported on a remarkable turn of events in the state attorneys’ general campaign to stop the public from learning the specifics of how elected law enforcement offices have come to be used by the Climate Litigation Industry assisting plaintiffs’ lawyers, activists and major political donors. In short, the official tasked […]
Last week saw a remarkable turn of events in the campaign to stop the public from knowing just how elected law enforcement offices have come to be used by the Climate Litigation Industry, to promote a campaign pushed by plaintiffs’ lawyers, activists and major political donors. On behalf of CEI, on January 17, 2019, GAO’s […]
Tort Lawyer Gives Private “What Exxon Knew” Slide Show, AG Announces “What Exxon Knew” Investigation Weeks Later In three previous posts CLW has revealed the Miracle of the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office course reversal on what is and what is not privileged from public scrutiny, when confronted with the prospect of defending those claims before […]
Prospect of defending indefensible secrecy seems to have clarified OAG’s thinking Climate Litigation Watch readers are no doubt familiar with the secrecy surrounding Michael Bloomberg’s program to place privately hired, activist “Special Assistant Attorneys General”. His vehicle created for the purpose is a “State Impact Center”, housed at New York University. CLW has previously reported […]
