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Lawyers admit they can’t reach clients in PFAS mega-litigation
Newsletter
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Lawyers admit they can’t reach clients in PFAS mega-litigation

  • Daniel Fisher
  • Jul 9, 2026

CHARLESTON, S.C. - Plaintiff lawyers who used an advertising blitz to recruit tens of thousands of clients to sue over PFAS “forever chemicals…

Chemours, EPA, WVDEP reach $450M settlement on PFAs
West Virginia Record
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Chemours, EPA, WVDEP reach $450M settlement on PFAs

  • Chris Dickerson
  • Updated Jun 29, 2026

CHARLESTON – Chemours has reached a preliminary $450 million settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the West Virginia De…

SCOTUS decision keeps states’ PFAS lawsuits in federal court
State AGs & Supreme Courts
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SCOTUS decision keeps states’ PFAS lawsuits in federal court

  • John O’Brien
  • Mar 13, 2026

WASHINGTON - The states of Maryland and South Carolina will have to litigate their lawsuits against 3M over chemicals called PFAS in federal c…

Alabama to fall in line with feds’ pollution standards
Legislation & Government
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Alabama to fall in line with feds’ pollution standards

  • John O’Brien
  • Feb 20, 2026

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – Alabama agencies will not be able to pass stronger environmental regulations than what the federal government has already i…

Kelley Drye takes data-breach fight to federal court
Attorneys & Judges
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Kelley Drye takes data-breach fight to federal court

  • John O’Brien
  • Jan 21, 2026

NEW YORK – Millions of dollars are at stake in a data-breach lawsuit against Kelley Drye & Warren, the politically connected firm recently…

Dem officials urge Trump EPA to keep Biden’s PFAS rules
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Dem officials urge Trump EPA to keep Biden’s PFAS rules

  • John O’Brien
  • Jan 8, 2026

WASHINGTON – Democrat state attorneys general are resisting changes made by the Trump administration that affect what companies must disclose …

Plaquemines coastal erosion attorney Cossich dies at 67
Louisiana Record

Plaquemines coastal erosion attorney Cossich dies at 67

  • Michael Carroll
  • Updated Jan 7, 2026

Longtime Louisiana trial attorney Philip Cossich Jr., who served on the legal team that won Plaquemines Parish $745 million judgment against C…

Vermont could be losing home-court advantage in PFAS case
State AGs & Supreme Courts

Vermont could be losing home-court advantage in PFAS case

  • John O’Brien
  • Updated Aug 25, 2025

NEW YORK – It’s now possible Vermont won’t get to pursue its environmental lawsuit against 3M in its preferred court and will instead have its…

Judge orders Chemours to immediately stop PFAS discharges
West Virginia Record

Judge orders Chemours to immediately stop PFAS discharges

  • Chris Dickerson
  • Updated Aug 14, 2025

CHARLESTON – A federal judge has ordered Chemours to stop discharging forever chemicals from its Wood County facility into the Ohio River.

IL biometrics claims multiplied again in '24, helping to fuel big class action payouts nationwide
Cook County Record

IL biometrics claims multiplied again in '24, helping to fuel big class action payouts nationwide

  • Jonathan Bilyk
  • Updated May 21, 2025

While reforms passed by Illinois state lawmakers may have blunted some of the worst excesses of the state's biometrics privacy law, the string…

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