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• November 07, 2025

  Eaton Should Have Weighed Borrowing In Europe, Judge Says

  When it acquired Ireland-based Cooper Industries in 2012, Eaton Corp. should have considered the costs of borrowing in Europe to finance the transaction, Tax Court Judge Albert Lauber said Friday in questioning a former Eaton official.

• November 07, 2025

  Justices Cast Constitutional Clouds Over Trump's Tariffs

  Several U.S. Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical of the government's arguments seeking to salvage President Donald Trump's emergency tariffs, signaling that the high court may come down with a ruling that reinforces Congress' constitutional authority to impose tariffs.

• November 07, 2025

  NY, NJ Approve Pipeline Project In CWA Permitting About-Face

  New York and New Jersey environmental regulators on Friday issued Clean Water Act permits for a controversial Williams Cos. pipeline upgrade project, five years after they denied the permits over pollution concerns.

• November 07, 2025

  Insurer Escapes Gas Station Row Over Shooting By Employee

  A gas company's insurer owed no coverage for a suit brought by a customer who was attacked and shot by an employee, an Indiana federal court ruled, saying the suit was not an occurrence under the policy.

• November 07, 2025

  Next Steps For DOE's Large-Load Interconnection Reforms

  The U.S. Department of Energy's recent letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission may mark a substantial expansion of FERC's open-access framework for large-load facilities, though the proposed timeline for the rulemaking appears to be extraordinarily short, say attorneys at Davis Wright.

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