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In order to build on all the great climate litigation precedents around the world, Amicus curiae briefs are a useful tool. Chances are, judges that get to work on a case haven't followed climate litigation as closely as you. With an Amicus curiae brief you can bring all the great know-how from previous cases around the world to their attention, even as an external party to the case. So this may be a great strategy to strengthen your case - and there are already some great amicus curiae briefs out there, elements of which you can recycle: