Dozens of lawyers across the country, including retired former government attorneys, are raising their hands to help small environmental groups whose EPA grants were pulled by the Trump administration.
Unlike the attorneys challenging the decision-making behind the canceled grants in district court, the roughly 65 lawyers enlisted in the new effort have more modest goals: they just want the Court of Federal Claims to make their clients whole, one at a time, for expenses incurred.
“The United States is a formidable adversary,” …