Action by ExxonMobil Corporation to set aside civil investigative demand issued by Massachusetts attorney general under consumer protection statute seeking information on Exxon's knowledge and disclosure of climate change-related risks.

Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Office of the Attorney General

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Massachusetts High Court Ruled That Exxon Must Comply with Attorney General’s Climate Change Investigation

Filing Year For Action

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memorandum

In re Civil Investigative Demand No. 2016-EPD-36 - memorandum

Massachusetts State Court Said Exxon Must Comply with Attorney General’s Civil Investigative Demand Seeking Climate Change Information

petition

In re Civil Investigative Demand No. 2016-EPD-36 - petition

In re Civil Investigative Demand No. 2016-EPD-36

order list

U.S. Supreme Court Declined to Review Massachusetts High Court’s Decision Allowing Climate Change Investigation of Exxon

reply

Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Healey - reply

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Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Healey - brief

amicus brief

Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Healey - amicus brief

petition for writ of certiorari

Exxon Sought Supreme Court Review of Massachusetts High Court’s Finding of Personal Jurisdiction in Massachusetts Attorney General’s Climate Change Investigation

request

Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Healey

Massachusetts Attorney General Civil Investigative Demand to Exxon - Other

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Massachusetts Attorney General Civil Investigative Demand to Exxon - letter

Massachusetts Attorney General Civil Investigative Demand to Exxon

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Exxon Mobil Corp. v. Office of the Attorney General

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