What is the central legal dispute in North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson's lawsuit against Chemours and DuPont?

The central legal dispute is whether Attorney General Jeff Jackson has the authority to pursue an environmental lawsuit against Chemours and DuPont, as the companies argue that an earlier settlement with the state Department of Environmental Quality already addressed the issues, while Jackson contends he may seek damages for harm to natural resources outside of those prior settlements.

When is the North Carolina Supreme Court scheduled to hear arguments regarding Jackson's authority to sue Chemours and DuPont?

The North Carolina Supreme Court is scheduled to hear arguments in September regarding Jackson's authority to seek damages for harm to natural resources outside of previous settlements.

Jackson’s NC Supreme Court brief defends suit against Chemours

Jul 23, 2026

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson defended his environmental lawsuit against Chemours and DuPont before the state Supreme Court. The companies challenge his authority to seek damages beyond previous settlements, with arguments scheduled for September.

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