Chicago ‘climate disinfo’ suit should be in Cook County court, not federal, judge says – Cook County Record

The city had initially filed the case in Cook County court in February 2024. In that lawsuit, the city, joined by a collection of prominent trial lawyers, seeks to make Chevron, BP and other petroleum producers and distributors pay for allegedly misleading consumers and the public for decades about the alleged climate altering affects of using oil and gas products in transportation and many other economic sectors.
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Hello, Indiana!
10 months ago

Crooked judge knows the city stands a far better chance of winning in a Cook or Sangamon County kangaroo court. Crooked judge knows which side his bread is buttered on.

The Railroader
10 months ago

Employing disinformation to try and sue entities for blasphemy.
This meritless suit should be tossed on separation of church and state grounds.

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