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Opinion: San Jose needs both compassion and accountability for homeless

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By Michael Van Every, Steve Wymer, William Baron
| The Mercury News Verified
As business owners on Lincoln Avenue, we have witnessed firsthand the challenges that the homelessness crisis poses — not only to our community but to the very fabric of San Jose itself. Each day, we see the struggles of our unhoused neighbors, and we feel the impact on our businesses, our customers and our community’s spirit. The time has come for a new approach, and we wholeheartedly support Mayor Matt Mahan’s recent proposals aimed at addressing this long-standing challenge.
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Hawai'i High Court Holds Insurer Has No Duty To Defend Fossil Fuel Company Against Climate Change Suit, Upholding Pollution Exclusion

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By Gina M. Foran, William Baron
| Mondaq
The Hawai'i Supreme Court ruled on October 7 that AIG has no duty to defend Aloha Petroleum against climate change lawsuits, because the pollution exclusions in AIG's policies barred coverage for the suits. Certain cities and counties in Hawaiʻi sued major oil companies, including Aloha, for their role in emitting greenhouse gases ("GHGs") that contribute to global warming.
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Hawai‘i High Court Holds Insurer has no Duty to Defend Fossil Fuel Company Against Climate Change Suit, Upholding Pollution Exclusion

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By Gina M. Foran, William Baron
| Lexology Verified
The Hawai‘i Supreme Court ruled on October 7 that AIG has no duty to defend Aloha Petroleum against climate change lawsuits, because the pollution exclusions in AIG’s policies barred coverage for the suits. Certain cities and counties in Hawaiʻi sued major oil companies, including Aloha, for their role in emitting greenhouse gases (“GHGs”) that contribute to global warming.
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