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North Dakota Ordered to Pay Landowners Nearly $700,000 in Fees After Losing Property Rights Fights Twice

North Dakota Ordered to Pay Landowners Nearly $700,000 in Fees After Losing Property Rights Fights Twice

BISMARCK, N.D. — For the second time in eight months, a North Dakota district court judge has ruled that a state law allowing companies to store carbon dioxide underground without landowners' consent is unconstitutional — and ordered the state to cover the winning landowners' legal bills. South Central Judicial

Reedley Farmer's Nectarine Fight Goes to Fresno Jury as Public Rallies Behind Him

Reedley Farmer's Nectarine Fight Goes to Fresno Jury as Public Rallies Behind Him

Judge Presses Justice Family, Greenbrier Companies for Answers as New Fraud Suits Pile Up

Judge Presses Justice Family, Greenbrier Companies for Answers as New Fraud Suits Pile Up

Judge Lets First-Ever Wrongful Death Climate Case Against Big Oil Head Toward Trial

Judge Lets First-Ever Wrongful Death Climate Case Against Big Oil Head Toward Trial

California Judge Declines to Freeze School Facility Funding as Equity Lawsuit Heads to Trial

California Judge Declines to Freeze School Facility Funding as Equity Lawsuit Heads to Trial

Marshall Athletes Sue NCAA Over Eligibility Rule They Say Excludes Their Class Alone

Marshall Athletes Sue NCAA Over Eligibility Rule They Say Excludes Their Class Alone

Estate Sues Doctor, Alleges Negligent Care Led to Kanawha County Woman's Death

Estate Sues Doctor, Alleges Negligent Care Led to Kanawha County Woman's Death