Court cases

The EPA's "termination of these grants appears to contravene a duly enacted statute," said U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan.

The refusal to hear Ohio's case is the second time this year the Court has declined to take up challenges to ARPA.

The long-awaited court decision sided with Idaho landowners by narrowing the EPA's definition of waters of the United States.

Attorneys general from 16 states filed an amicus brief supporting Oakland and San Francisco's climate change lawsuit against oil companies.

The suit, filed on behalf of community groups and area residents, alleges New York state officials skirted the law when negotiating a deal with developer Vornado Realty Trust in 2018.

A Texas judge ruled the Amarillo City Council did not provide sufficient notice to the public prior to its approval of $260 million of tax anticipation notes.

Recent court decisions have the potential to up the ante in lawsuits accusing major banks of manipulating the variable-rate market.

Anthony Michael Holland has also been ordered to pay almost $1.2 million in restitution.

The dispute now includes an appeal over a ruling about documents not returned after a FOIA request.

The inclusion of swaps has the potential to increase claimed damages in the New York State lawsuit, though banks view swap materials as providing a potential defense.