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Panel Discusses Climate Liability Case Ahead of Supreme Court Review

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What happened

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A panel discussion is scheduled to address the climate liability case, Suncor Energy Inc. v. Boulder County. The event features law faculty experts and litigators discussing the background and implications of the case before the U.S. Supreme Court's review. The panel will also feature Deirdre Macnab, a rancher who filed an amicus brief on the matter.

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Why it matters

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The case is set for oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court on October 5, 2026. The court's review could establish how climate liability lawsuits proceed nationwide and influence future efforts to hold companies accountable for climate-related impacts.

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Who's involved

  • Jonathan Skinner-ThompsonLaw professor featured in the panel discussion.
  • Deirdre MacnabRancher featured in the panel discussion regarding the case.
  • Boulder CountyJurisdiction involved in the ongoing climate liability litigation.
  • Suncor EnergyCanadian energy company involved in the climate liability case.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Suncor EnergySpeculative

    Suncor Energy might face increased legal liability exposure due to the Supreme Court review.

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