Dutch Court Orders Shell to Reduce Emissions to Combat Climate Change
Yesterday, a Dutch court ruled that Shell, a company based in the Netherlands, must reduce its carbon emissions to combat climate change....
Contributors
-
Member / Co-chair, Securities Litigation Practice
-
Member -
-
Member -
Chief Marketing & Business Development Officer -
Member/ Co-chair, Retail and Consumer Products -
Associate -
Associate
-
Member
-
Member -
Member -
Member/ Managing Member, San Diego Office; Co-Chair, Cross-Border Asset Recovery Practice -
Associate
-
Partner -
Associate -
Associate -
Associate
-
Associate -
Member -
Member -
Member / Co-chair, Securities Litigation Practice -
Member -
-
Member -
Member/ Chair, Environmental Law Practice -
Member
-
Member -
Member -
Member / Chair, Immigration Practice
-
Member and Co-Lead, California Land Use Group
-
Member -
-
Associate
-
Member -
Associate
-
Member -
Member -
Of Counsel
-
Associate -
Director of Diversity, Equality and Inclusion -
Associate -
Member -
Member -
Member/ Chair, Communications Infrastructure Litigation -
Member
Mintz Archive
- December 2023 (1)
- November 2023 (11)
- October 2023 (10)
- September 2023 (20)
- August 2023 (16)
- July 2023 (19)
- June 2023 (14)
- May 2023 (19)
- April 2023 (15)
- March 2023 (22)
- February 2023 (15)
- January 2023 (18)
- December 2022 (7)
- November 2022 (11)
- October 2022 (18)
- September 2022 (19)
- August 2022 (25)
- July 2022 (22)
- June 2022 (14)
- May 2022 (18)
- April 2022 (18)
- March 2022 (13)
- February 2022 (9)
- January 2022 (16)
- December 2021 (18)
- November 2021 (18)
- October 2021 (11)
- September 2021 (19)
- August 2021 (24)
- July 2021 (19)
- June 2021 (23)
- May 2021 (24)
- April 2021 (20)
- March 2021 (34)
- February 2021 (38)
- January 2021 (1)
- December 2020 (17)
- November 2020 (49)
Exxon Shareholders Reject Management Candidates to Elect Board Directors Focused on Climate Change
Today, shareholders in ExxonMobil rejected the candidates for the board of directors supported by management, and instead elected...
Who wants to be a completion guarantor... Bueller? Bueller?
The concerns about rising costs for construction materials are not new, but the recent volatility in pricing seems to be wreaking havoc...
Time Keeps on Slippin', Slippin', Slippin', Into the Future -- Another Pre Maui Case Goes On and On
Almost eight years ago two NGOs sued the New York State Park Department alleging, among other things, that discharges from septic systems...
That Snowball in Guam Just Melted!
Some of you will recall that I had predicted that the United States didn't have a snowball's chance in Guam of using a Clean Water Act...
The Forever Chemicals are also Everywhere Chemicals
Yes, you read that excerpt correctly. One in five municipalities required by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to test for PFAS in...
President Biden Signs Executive Order on Climate Change, Focusing on Financial Risk
Today, President Biden issued an executive order on climate change, announcing that it is "the policy of my Administration to advance...
More Than One Million Households Enroll for the FCC's Emergency Broadband Benefit
The FCC announced that more than one million households have enrolled in the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program in only one week since...
House Passes The Insider Trading Prohibition Act
On Tuesday, the House passed the Insider Trading Prohibition Act, an effort to codify and clarify inconsistencies in the case law...
When it comes to PFAS, it isn't a question of whether EPA will step in but when and how
Inside EPA
reports that EPA is moving quickly to set Maximum Contaminant Level Goals for two of the thousands of PFAS. That's...
Supreme Court Issues Limited Ruling in Climate Change Litigation
The Supreme Court just issued a 7-1 ruling (authored by Justice Gorsuch) in favor of oil and gas companies in climate change...
IPO Market Faces a Critical Juncture
In view of the present volatile stock market, among other things, concern is being expressed about the possible closing of the IPO window.
SEC Chairman Re-Affirms Focus on Climate Change Disclosures
Yesterday, SEC Chairman Gensler re-affirmed the focus of the SEC on regulations concerning climate change risk disclosures....
Another 1st Circuit Decision Deferring to Agency Judgment in an Environmental Case
Yesterday Judge Lynch, writing for herself and the other First Circuit judges who seem to be handling all the environmental cases...
Unconscious Uncoupling: How can we Glue our Organizations Back Together after the Pandemic
From my 20+ years as a business executive and corporate lawyer, I have observed that all successful businesses have key people in 4 roles:
I'm all for "go big or go home" Representative Dingell but . . . .
Inside EPA
reports that yesterday Representative Dingell of Michigan, one of the co-authors of the PFAS Action Act of 2021, used the...
Doubting late is going to be better than never this time!
It is a sunny May day in Massachusetts and there were zero deaths attributed to COVID-19 here yesterday so in many respects all is well,...
Private Companies Looking More to Private Markets and Less to SPACS for Funding
What a difference a few weeks can make. When the SEC pointed out that projections may not be as protected as people thought for...
German Government Announces That It Will Establish Reporting Requirements for Sustainability
The government of Germany has just announced that they will implement "new sustainability reporting obligations for companies."...
VC Funds Returns Surpass S&P 500 Returns
It has been general knowledge that you want to invest in the top quartile of VC funds in order to get market beating results. A...
SPACs have taken off during the pandemic, and they’re looking for directors.
Many industry experts and others are being asked to serve on boards of Directors of SPACs. Such an invitation usually is...
Swing and a Miss -- the American Antitrust Institute's Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing
The American Antitrust Institute, the pro-enforcement think tank, has expressed "concerns" about United/Optum's acquisition of Change...
Groundhog Day -- More Supreme Court Clean Water Act Decisions?
I got a kick out of Lara Beaven's report in Inside EPA on a Clean Water Act session at the ABA Spring meeting this week.
Ms. Beaven...
How to Grow a $1 Billion Company With Zero Outside Help
Although the Cloudinary CEO says the consistent way to get to be a billion dollar company is to go the VC route, he provides an example...
As a free user, you can follow Passle and like posts.
To repost this post to your own Passle blog, you will need to upgrade your account.
For plans and pricing, please contact our sales team at sales@passle.net