NCLC has joined an amicus brief in this case before the Ohio Supreme Court, which involves a class action seeking statutory damages under state law for mortgage servicing misconduct. On appeal, Quicken argues that Article III standing should be imported into Ohio law. The amicus brief focuses on the different sources of standing under Article…
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NCLC joined in an amicus brief authored by the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law regarding the definition of “prevailing party” in civil rights cases where a preliminary injunction is obtained and the case is subsequently mooted out by a legislative fix. The outcome of this case will impact the ability of civil rights…
NCLC and partner organizations submitted a comment to the U.S. Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration (EIA) supporting the EIA proposal to require certain electric and gas utilities to report and make public monthly residential service disconnections data. To support racial justice objectives, NCLC and commenters recommended that disconnections data be reported at the zip code…
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Supplemental comments were filed from the Maryland Energy Efficiency Advocates to the Maryland Public Service Commission in response to the commission’s additional questions regarding the design of a low-income affordability mechanism.
