Electric vehicle (EV) owners increasingly face frustration and disappointment when the real-world driving range of their cars falls short of the promises made by manufacturers. This gap between advertised and actual range raises a critical question: **Can EV owners sue…

Solar fraud is increasingly becoming a significant target for consumer lawsuits as the solar energy market expands rapidly. With more homeowners and businesses investing in solar panels to reduce energy costs and support renewable energy, unscrupulous companies and deceptive sales…

Wind farms are increasingly encountering legal challenges related to land use and property rights, but the specific issue of class actions over land seizures is complex and varies by jurisdiction. While outright land seizures by wind energy companies are not…

The question of whether climate lawsuits could bankrupt U.S. energy producers is complex and involves legal, economic, and policy dimensions. Currently, there are hundreds of active lawsuits targeting energy companies, alleging that they have contributed to climate change harms or…

The question of whether the Supreme Court is ready to block the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from overreaching again is a complex and evolving issue that reflects broader tensions about the scope of federal regulatory power, judicial deference to agencies,…

The question of whether nuclear energy will be delayed by endless lawsuits is complex and multifaceted. Lawsuits and legal challenges have historically played a significant role in the pace of nuclear energy development, often causing delays, increased costs, and uncertainty.…

Utilities are increasingly involved in legal battles related to the transition toward renewable energy, but the nature of these lawsuits varies widely. Some utilities are suing government agencies or regulators over policies they view as unfair or overly restrictive in…

Oil companies could potentially sue over President Biden’s ban on new energy leases, but whether such lawsuits would succeed depends on several legal and political factors. The ban on new oil and gas leases on federal lands and waters is…

ESG investing, which stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance investing, is increasingly facing legal and political challenges in courts across several U.S. states, particularly in so-called “red states” that tend to have conservative political leadership. These challenges are part of…

Farmers across various regions are increasingly organizing to challenge fertilizer restrictions imposed by governments and regulatory bodies. These restrictions often arise from environmental concerns, such as reducing nutrient runoff that causes water pollution, but they also significantly impact farmers’ operational…