Standing up to the Plaintiffs: Courts Scrutinize Pretextual Challenges to Offshore Wind | Locke Lord LLP

Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: a group of local residents or businesses opposes a renewable energy project for aesthetic, economic, or ideological reasons. But when filing...

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