Concerned Pastors for Social Action et al v. Khouri et al

  1. April 26, 2016

    Judge Who Drank Tainted Flint Water DQs Himself

    A Michigan federal judge handling Flint residents' lawsuit against state officials over the city's lead-tainted drinking water crisis on Tuesday disqualified himself after the officials raised concerns that his consumption of Flint's contaminated water could theoretically make him a class action plaintiff.

  2. April 14, 2016

    Mich. Officials Seek To Nix Flint Bottled Water Delivery

    Michigan state officials on Thursday asked a federal judge not to grant a request that they provide bottled water or water filters to residents of the city of Flint — which has been struggling to deal with a lead drinking water crisis — arguing it's not their responsibility.

  3. April 01, 2016

    NRDC, ACLU Slam Flint's Bid To Dodge Water Crisis Suit

    The Natural Resources Defense Council and the American Civil Liberties Union urged a Michigan federal court Thursday not to dismiss their suit seeking to force state and local officials to fix the problems that led to Flint's drinking water crisis.

  4. March 24, 2016

    Flint Residents Seek To Force Bottled Water Delivery

    The Natural Resources Defense Counsel and others on Thursday demanded that Michigan state and local officials be required to deliver water to all Flint, Michigan, residents directly affected by the city's water contamination crisis, telling a federal judge that many still lack reliable access to safe drinking water.

  5. March 07, 2016

    Flint Water Contamination Suit Should Be Nixed, City Says

    Flint, Michigan, urged a federal judge on Monday to toss a suit alleging Safe Drinking Water Act violations in connection with the city's water contamination crisis, saying the district court lacks authority over what is essentially a request for judicial review of an Environmental Protection Agency emergency order.

  6. January 27, 2016

    Michigan Politicos Hit With Suit Over Polluted Flint Water

    The Natural Resources Defense Council and American Civil Liberties Union on Wednesday sued a group of Michigan state and local officials who allegedly violated the federal Safe Drinking Water Act in connection with a lead contamination problem in the city of Flint.