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Climate lawsuit firm referred to DOJ for ‘borderline criminal misconduct’, court finds – Click here for details!

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    • Hagens Berman, a law firm involved in a climate-related lawsuit, has been referred to the Department of Justice for potential misconduct.
    • The referral stems from a finding by Federal Judge Paul Diamond, suggesting possible unlawful activities by the firm.
    • Specific details of the alleged “borderline criminal misconduct” have not been disclosed in the available information.
    • In response to the judge’s referral, Hagens Berman has chosen to appeal the decision to the 3rd Circuit Court.
    • The appeal process could potentially impact the firm’s involvement in the ongoing climate lawsuit.
    • This development highlights the scrutiny and legal challenges facing law firms dealing with high-profile environmental cases.
    • The outcome of the appeal and further investigation by the Department of Justice may have significant implications for Hagens Berman and similar legal entities.

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/firm-behind-climate-lawsuits-faces-doj-referral-after-court-finds-misconduct-bordering-criminal)

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