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Energy - November, 2015

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• Boomerang Tube Ch. 11 Exit May Now Cost $40M, Judge Told
• Energy Co. Threatens Phase-Down In $75M Albanian Tax Row
• Hovensa Judge Gags Sale Details Until Gov't Announcement
• Feds Seek Quick End To Fracking Rule Suit, Oppose Stay
• Texas Court Blocks Suit Over Smart Meter Rulemaking
• National Oilwell Workers Denied New Trial On Racism Claims
• Southern Co. Picks Up 51% Stake In Texas Solar Project
• Kurdish Gov't Told To Pay Consortium $1.98B, Gas Co. Says
• SEC Judge Needs More Info For L&L Energy Disgorgement
• Anadarko Must Pay $159M For 2010 Deepwater Spill
• Quick Appeal Blocked In Spat Over EFH Premiums
• Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo Cut Back On Coal Financing
• EBRD Tags $500M For Egyptian Solar Energy Program
• EPA Boosts Renewable Fuel Standards
• North Carolina Decries EPA Coal-Ash Cleanup Delays
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Snell & Wilmer Deal-Maker In LA
• High Court Won't Hear Mexican States' Deepwater Spill Appeal
• What Happens In Latin America Doesn't Stay In Latin America
• In Congress: Much To Be Done Before Dec. 11
• How China Now Enforces Its Environmental Protection Law
• Texas Appeals Court Dumps Longview's $600M Shale Win
• Enviros Blast Texas Agency Over Delayed Pollution Permits
• Sierra Club Takes Mich. Pipeline Fight To 6th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Won't Alter Injury Findings In Wind Tower Case
• Brand Battles: Wal-Mart, American Airlines, Disney
• Health, Enviro Orgs Seek To Join EPA Ozone Row In DC Circ.
• The MVPs Of Energy Law
• Murray Energy Can't Depose EPA Boss, 4th Circ. Rules
• EFH Judge OKs Major Peace Deals In Ch. 11 Plan Fight
• Halliburton Can't Stay Investor Suit For 5th Circ. Appeal
• De Brauw Appoints New International Arbitration Partner
• OPINION: In Search Of Our Best Law Firm Selves
• Global Climate Deal Would Boost CPP's Survival Chances
• Pa. Judge Allows Town's Gas Drilling Ordinance To Stand
• Alaska Pays $65M To Buy Out TransCanada LNG Contract
• Shareholders Reject Hong Kong Tycoon's $12.4B Merger Plan
• FERC Geographic Proximity Test Rejected — What's Next?
• Testing The Limits On State Regulation Of Crude Oil By Rail
• 2nd Fla. Solar Energy Ballot Item Heads To State High Court
• Signal International Wins Confirmation Of Ch. 11 Plan
• GOP Reps. Want More Time For Comment On Methane Rules
• Ex-Yukos Shareholders Say Court Can Hear $50B Award Row
• Revel Owner Inks $45M Deal To End Casino Utility Feud
• Burleson Closure Reveals Downside To Boom-Fueled Growth
• Sutherland Picks Up Former Kaye Scholer Energy Finance Pro
• Google Invests In Solar Power For NC Server Farm
• Kirkland Ch. 11 Fee Bid 'Unreasonable,' US Trustee Says
• LA Residents File Class Action Over Sickening Gas Leak
• Colo. AG, Gov. Spar Over Authority To Fight Clean Power Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reliance, Bertelsmann, Silk Road Fund
• Lender Says Settlement Is Irrelevant in Arbitration Dispute
• ATP Execs Dodge Final Part Of Shareholder Suit
• US Can't Ink Paris Climate Deal, CPP Challengers Say
• $476M Of No-Show Turbine Co.'s Assets Frozen By Judge
• Dechert Nabs Energy, Pharma Deals Pro In London
• New Federal Rules Acknowledge It's Time To Drop The 'E'
• Feds May Void Drilling Lease On Blackfeet Land Next Month
• Oil And Gas Stand Out In Asia Arbitration Cases, ICSID Says
• Kurdish Gov't Owes $100M To Dana Gas, British Court Says
• Burleson To Close Entire Firm At The End Of The Year
• Judge Overseeing A&P, Hostess To Mediate Molycorp Spat
• Shareholder Sues JPMorgan In Electricity Price-Rigging Feud
• Solar Company Takes Chinese Arbitration Fight To 9th Circ.
• Pa. Justices Could Reshape Standards In Enviro Challenges
• Energy Co. Shakes Asset Freeze In $57M Albanian Tax Row
• Enviros Can't Use Army Corps Suit To Stall Pipeline Permit
• Malaysia's 1MDB Trims Energy Assets In $2.3B Deal
• Chesapeake Appalachia To Pay $1.4M Over Pa. Landslide
• EFH Strikes Deal To End Major Opposition To Ch. 11 Plan
• Chevron Mining To Appeal NM Cleanup Suit To 10th Circ.
• Enviros Tell DC Circ. $3.8B LNG Project Requires 2nd Look
• Chancery Won't OK $27.5M Deal In Kinder Morgan Payout Suit
• Ariz. Utility Wants 9th Circ. Review Of SolarCity Antitrust Row
• Cape Wind Asks DC Circ. To Greenlight Offshore Project
• Class Counsel Fees Getting 'Intense Judicial Scrutiny'
• Alberta Targets Tar Sands With Carbon Tax, Emissions Cap
• FERC Pans $786M Trans-Alaska Pipeline Project
• Wind Integration Costs At Issue In Oregon PURPA Dispute
• Judge Criticizes Recusal Motion In Exit From $50B Yukos Suit
• Murray Energy Pushes To Depose EPA Chief In CAA Battle
• Judge In Massey CEO Trial Urged To ID Deliberating Jury
• EPA Seeks To Fix Air Pollution Rule After High Court Loss
• Timber Groups Ask High Court To Review Logging Ban
• 5th Circ. Sends Deepwater Insurance Query To Texas Justices
• Sen. Slams BIA For Obstructing Tribal Energy Development
• Fort Dix Commander Scraps NJ Pipeline Route
• Texas Justices To Weigh Plant's Liability For Worker Injury
• House Democrats Ask Obama To Boost Ethanol Mandate
• Texas Justices Won't Hear $1.26B Eagle Ford Fallout Case
• 3 IPOs Held Back Over Weak Market Conditions
• Steel Giant Urges 8th Circ. To Let It Join EPA Haze Suit
• Senate Committee Passes Conservation Fund Renewal
• Texas High Court Takes Up Schlumberger Trade Secrets Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pfizer, 1MDB, Diebold
• Texas High Court Will Hear Spat Over Estate Arbitration Award
• 9th Circ. Agrees DOI Effort In Calif. Wind Project Was Enough
• Supreme Court Asked To Weigh Greenhouse Gas Rule
• Texas Justices Avoid Excess Coverage Fight In Oil Cleanup
• Regulators Have Oil, Gas Sector In Their Sights In 2016
• Feds' Enviro Regulatory Spotlight Falls On Water, Planes
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Wachtell, Cravath
• K&L Gates Says Remainder Of Malpractice Suit Falls Short
• Judge Threatens Sanctions In Hunt Petroleum Heir Case
• Kinder Morgan Runs $5B New England Pipeline By FERC
• FERC Stands By $500M Pipeline Upgrade Approval
• 3 Ways Technology Is Changing Law Office Designs
• The Next Dormant Mineral Act Case At Ohio High Court
• A New Handbook For Restructuring In The US
• Chevron Pans 'Publicity Stunt' In Row Over $9.5B Judgment
• EFH Judge Strikes NextEra's Bid Proposal From Ch. 11
• Gov't Urged To Team With Industry To Tackle Cyber Risk
• 13 Key Business Objectives For Corporate Legal Departments
• Black Elk, Contractors Indicted For Roles In 2012 Oil Blast
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink $123M Moroccan Oil Venture Ruling
• Energy Groups Urge DC Circ. To Leave Power Rates Alone
• Black Hills Unit Destroyed Evidence In Wildfire Suit, Court Told
• Pa. Justices Will Weigh Enviro Challenges To Gas Leasing
• FERC Won't Rehear Duke Energy Market Manipulation Claims
• Railroad Cos. Denied 6th Circ. Rehearing In Diesel Tax Suit
• Del. Justices Back Toss Of SynQor Investor Row Under MFW
• FERC Greenlights $81M Ky. Natural Gas Pipeline
• Shipper's $765K Award Over Hydrocarbons Contract OK'd
• FERC Nixes Challenge To Formula Used For Power Auctions
• Enviros Ask 11th Circ. To Look Again At Corps Coal Permits
• ATP To Pay $41M To Settle Gulf Of Mexico Pollution Claims
• Utility Co. Hits Back At Verizon In Virginia Pole Dispute
• Aussie Watchdog Greenlights Shell's $70B Takeover Of BG
• Blankenship Jury Must Break Impasse In Conspiracy Trial
• Sierra Club Lawyer Vows Multifront War On Climate Change
• Dover Asks DC Circ. To Nix NLRB Decision Over Warning
• Real Estate Rumors: MetLife, Rockefeller, CNOOC
• Are Climate Change Disclosure Cases A New Trend?
• Jailed Enron CEO Barred From Top Posts As SEC Suit Wraps
• Blankenship Jury Asks Judge For Office Phone Recordings
• House Dems Urge DOJ To Prevent BP Spill Tax Deduction
• Oil And Gas Group Wants BIA Talks On Right-Of-Way Rule
• Workers Can't Sue For Lost Wages After Conn. Plant Blast
• FERC Defends Pipeline Tax Allowance At DC Circ.
• Andrews Kurth May Pay Big For Sticking By Soured Settlement
• Va. Cos. Say $16M Russian Loan Award Violates US Policy
• Pilgrim Seeks NY Approval For $1B Bakken Oil Pipeline
• Bill Would Extend Green Energy Tax Breaks, End Oil Benefits
• Comcast Says Duke Energy Is Blocking Access To Utility Poles
• Zurich Settles With Oil Drilling Co. Over Fire Coverage
• UK Aims To Snuff Coal-Fired Power Plants By 2025
• NextEra Renews Bid For EFH's Oncor Business
• New Calif. Oil Wells Risk Habitats, Suit Says
• Property-Assessed Clean Energy Finance Is Picking Up Steam
• Ex-Massey Energy CEO's Criminal Trial Goes To Jury
• Turbine Co. Concealed Business Setbacks, Investor Suit Says
• Cal Dive Judge Says Injured Crew Have Priority Claims
• Pa. Man Gets 12 Years For Oil Investment Scam
• Union Pacific Slams Asarco's Filing In Basin Cleanup Row
• Energy MVP: Weil Gotshal & Manges' Rodney Moore
• Senate Votes To Block Controversial EPA Clean Power Plan
• Statoil Follows Shell Out Of The Arctic
• Aethon Energy Rakes In $240M For PE Fund
• Samson Judge Won't Allow Instant Bonus For Resigning CEO
• XTO Says State High Court Precludes Class In Royalties Row
• Wash. Judge Trims Tribe's $9M Claim In River Cleanup Suit
• Alaska Joins Litigation Storm Over $34B Petrobras Fraud
• Structural Subordination May No Longer Have Your Back
• Latham Set To Defend Ukraine In Stockholm Energy Fight
• Duke Can Issue $1.3B In Bonds For Shuttered Nuke Plant
• EPA Threatens To Yank NC Permitting Authority
• Clean Power Plan Will Devastate Pa. Coal, Lawmakers Say
• Marathon Again Ups MarkWest Offer Amid Investor Scrutiny
• EPA Beefs Up Cross-State Air Pollution Rule
• Real Estate Rumors: Brookfield, Olympic, Occidental
• EQT Says Frack Fine Challenge Can't Wait For Enviro Board
• Andrews Kurth Hit With $200M Verdict In Malpractice Trial
• BP, Shell Move For Win In Calif. Tainted Water Suit
• Recent Trends In Environmental Nuisance Law
• Insurer Escapes Texas Oil Well Blowout Coverage Row
• Fla. Lawmakers Introduce Bills To Stop Clean Power Plan
• Feds Asks DC Circ. To Clear Cape Wind Project
• Ranch Tells High Court Not To Review Exxon Water Ruling
• Bankrupt Molycorp Gets Nod For Exec Bonus Plan On 2nd Try
• Greenberg Traurig Grows NY Office With Five Hires
• 5th Circ. Won't Upset $123M Moroccan Oil Venture Ruling
• Energy MVP: Latham & Watkins' William Finnegan IV
• DC Circ. Won't Switch Panels In EPA Boiler Rule Battle
• 10th Circ. Told Tribal Border Fight Is Unlike High Court Case
• Ex-Massey Energy CEO Rests Case Without Calling Witnesses
• EPA Boss Can Sit Out CAA Job-Loss Suit, 4th Circ. Told
• Energy Transfer To Sell Sunoco Stake In $2.23B Deal
• NLRB Orders Delek To Recognize Union Addition In Texas
• Commerce Touts TPP Boon For Energy, Transportation Goods
• Enviros Seek Ruling On BLM Fracking Regs To Hasten Appeal
• Shearman Aids NYSE Parent In $650M Stock Deal For Trayport
• KBR Inks $4.4B Contract With Magnolia To Build LNG Facility
• EPA Improperly Revoked Coal Mine Permit, DC Circ. Told
• Hovensa Creditors Want To Probe Owner Hess Corp.
• Enviros Promise Full Court Press To Sink TPP
• High Court Won't Review Deepwater Award Denials
• Dominion To Take Over Amazon Solar Plant In Va.
• BP Can't Shield Some Docs In Solar Panel Row, Judge Rules
• Frack Spill Appeal May Level Pa. Enforcement Playing Field
• MBTA: Unintended Consequences Of An Old Law
• Should In-House Counsel Use US Contract Terms In Europe?
• 8 Firms To Guide $1.5B In IPOs In Pre-Thanksgiving Rush
• EFH Director Denies Equity Improperly Steered Ch. 11 Deal
• NRC Floats Nuclear Reactor Accident Prevention Rule
• 10th Circ. Keeps Coal Worker's Benefits After APA Challenge
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Vacate Nuclear Waste Storage Rule
• Sen. Wants Oil Export Ban Lifted In 6-Year Highway Bill
• Energy MVP: Jones Day's Jeff Schlegel
• DOE Wants Leftover Electric Car Suit Back
• New Plant Rule Fight Another Front In Clean Power War
• 10th Circ. Limits Diversity Jurisdiction For MLPs
• Take Your Marks: An Associate's Guide To Your 1st Big Trial
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Andrews Kurth Energy Pro In Houston
• BP Says Judge Needn't Revisit Deepwater Reporting Exclusion
• Embattled Coal Co. Fights IRS For $14M In Tax Credits
• BIA Finally Gets Right-Of-Way Rule For Tribal Land Right
• The Clean Power Plan And Congressional Challenges Ahead
• SoCal Edison Gaming Subsidy Program, Appeals Court Told
• DC Circ. Urged Not To Switch Panels In EPA Boiler Rule Battle
• Royalty Owners Want Texas Chesapeake Ruling Left Intact
• Energy MVP: Chadbourne & Parke's Ben Koenigsberg
• Pipeline Co. Wants Perpetual Right-Of-Way On Trust Land
• NY Gov. Axes Deepwater LNG Project
• Flotek Shareholder Sues Over Fracking-Analysis App
• County Can't Challenge Water Rights Transfer, Ariz. Court Says
• Barclays Can't Duck Energy Price-Fixing Suit, Judge Told
• EPA Head Can Be Deposed In CAA Job-Loss Suit, Judge Says
• Clean Energy Firm, Execs Want Investor Suit Tossed
• Alaska Pipeline Pay Formula Is Sound, FERC Tells DC Circ.
• Squire Patton Picks Up Litigation Pro In Dallas
• New Cleanup Obligations For EU Industrial Facilities
• EFH Ruling Impairs Creditor Reliance On Indenture Trustees
• Argentine High Court Orders YPF, Chevron Agreement Disclosed
• Feds Lose Bid To Pause Clean Water Rule Challenge In ND
• Judge Scolds SEC For Gaffes In Penny Stock Fraud Case
• Failed Oil Train Rule Challenges Steam Toward DC Circ.
• Truckers, Cos. Indicted In Alleged $34M Heating Oil Scam
• Okla. Mudlogging Co. Settles Overtime Suit For $1.4M
• Wilson Elser Nabs 11 Lewis Brisbois Attys In Texas
• Parallel Energy Gets OK To Tap Part Of $9M DIP Loan
• Quicksilver Creditors Sue Lender Group Over Liens
• Miss. Consultant Pleads Not Guilty In BP Spill Fraud Case
• Navajo Co. Asks 10th Circ. To Nix Mine Permit Ruling
• Coastal Damage Suit Belongs In La. Court, 5th. Circ. Told
• Energy MVP: Bracewell & Giuliani's Alan Rafte
• Regulators Unveil Calif. Desert Clean Energy Plan Revamps
• Pa. Pipeline Task Force Issues Draft Recommendations
• Norwegian Shipper Convicted Of Dumping Oil In Gulf
• EPA Boss Has No Place In Job Loss Suit, 4th Circ. Told
• LNG Disputes Under Sale And Purchase Agreements: Part 4
• Danish Energy Co. Plans 1,000-MW Mass. Offshore Wind Farm
• The Latest On Ohio Dormant Mineral Act
• Ill. AG Questions Whether Gas Co. Hid $8B Pipe Program Costs
• Scana Energy Accused Of TCPA Violations In Debt Collections
• 5th Circ. Agrees To Hear GDF Power-Supply Manipulation Row
• Halliburton III May Be On The Horizon After 5th Circ. Acts
• LA Accused Of Racially Discriminatory Oil Drilling Permits
• Petrobras Blasts Investors' Move To Certify Bribery Suit
• DOI Awards $1.9M Leases Of Wind Farm Parcels Off NJ Coast
• Boomerang Tube Judge Won't Confirm Ch. 11 Plan
• BP Says FERC Ignored Favoritism In Dominion, Statoil Deal
• Energy MVP: Baker Botts' Van Beckwith
• Global Finance Regulators Seek Climate Change Task Force
• High Court Environmental Cases To Watch
• Sidley Austin Snags Ex-Manatt Commercial Litigation Pro
• Deals Rumor Mill: Canadian Pacific, Nat'l Grid, HelloFresh
• Koch Cos. Look To Block Class In Chicago Petcoke Suit
• Feds Say They Fully Studied Impacts Of Arctic Oil Leases
• Parallel Energy Driven Into Ch. 11 By Oil Prices
• ITC OKs Tariffs On South Korean, Turkish Steel Imports
• Santos To Sell $2.5B In Assets And Shares To Cut Debt
• Peabody To Disclose Climate Risks To End NY AG Probe
• 8th Circ. Fights 'Fear Of Contamination' Nuisance Claims
• Law360's Super MVPs In A Class Of Their Own
• 5 Firms Lead The Pack With MVP Wins
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Aces From 86 Firms
• Residents Say Louisiana Law Proper For $80M Sinkhole Suit
• Power Cos. Defend EPA Carbon Plan, Opponents Seek Stay
• EFH Ch. 11 Exit Push Ends First Week With More Plan Praise
• BNY Mellon Joins NJ Utility's Suit Against Revel Casino
• Exxon Probe Will Explore Gray Areas Of Climate Change
• Claims For Facility Raid Are Time-Barred, EPA Says
• Halliburton Prices $7.5B Bond Offer For Baker Hughes Deal
• Energy Projects Firmly In Political Fray Post-Keystone
• 6 Tips For Managing Tribal Infrastructure Projects
• Lawyer Says Bad W.Va. Coal Co. Investment Is Not His Fault
• NJ Bills Could Revive Atlantic City Wind Farm Plan
• BP Engineer Avoids Prison In Plea Deal Over Deleted Texts
• Walter Energy Plans Asset Sale To Offload $1.25B Of Debt
• Kinder Morgan Investors Take Merger Suit To Del. High Court
• Aetna Says Texas Hospital Already Has $120M RICO Suit Docs
• EPA Can't Rewrite Clean Air Act's Deadlines, DC Circ. Told
• Kirkland Guides Warburg Pincus In $120M Deal For ITG Unit
• Obama Rejects Keystone XL Pipeline
• DOI, DOE Team Up To Develop Tribal Energy Assets
• Fighting Regional Environmental Assessments Before FERC
• How Sabine Oil Seized Control Of Bankruptcy Litigation
• HP, Mexican Oil Co. Agree To End Kickback Suit
• Hess' $84M Tax Suit Belongs In Virgin Islands, 2nd Circ. Told
• Hovensa Accuses Monarch Energy Of Disrupting Ch. 11 Sale
• Ontario Raises $1.3B In IPO For Electric Co. Hydro One
• Puerto Rico Inks $1.3B Debt Relief Deal With Bondholders
• Engineering Firm Seeks Exit From $80M Sinkhole Suit
• Alpha Gets Nod To Sell Idle Mines Despite Creditor Protests
• Generator Co. Investors Lose Suit For Citing Dubious Report
• NY AG Opens Probe Of Exxon Climate Change Docs
• 'Maze'-Like Revel Utility Dispute Stays Federal
• 5th Circ. 'Reluctantly' OKs Halliburton's Class Cert. Appeal
• FERC Power Auction Decision Should Stick, DC Circ. Told
• Truck Emission Regs Less Divisive Than Recent EPA Rules
• Texas Asks 5th Circ. To Rethink $123M Moroccan Oil Ruling
• Gov't Doesn't Owe Fees In Wind Farm Row, Judge Says
• EnerVest Drops $1B For Texas, Va. Drilling Properties
• The Ariz. 'Utility-Solar War' Is Heating Up
• House OKs More Changes To $325B Highway Funding Bill
• Texas Judge OKs Deal In Gov't Row Over Barge Spill
• Top EFH Exec Defends Hunt-Backed Ch. 11 Turnaround Deal
• Gas Co. Suit Claims Competitor Seeking Monopoly
• Sens. Float Bill Ending Leases To Drill On Public Property
• Hordes Aim To Weigh In On $1B PennEast Pipeline
• Chevron, Others Can't Dodge Puerto Rico's MTBE Suit
• DC Circ. Links Challenges To EPA's Stricter Ozone Standards
• Amerimex Off The Hook For Drillers' Deaths During Commute
• Lion Oil Wins $72M Jury Verdict In Exxon Spill Coverage Row
• States, Municipalities To Defend EPA's Clean Power Plan
• MarkWest Investors Urged To Sink $20B Marathon Bid
• Rulings Put Target On Plants Despite Clean Air Compliance
• Obama Won't Delay Keystone Decision, White House Says
• OPINION: Via Duke, Companies Are Shaping Discovery
• LNG Disputes Under Sale And Purchase Agreements: Part 3
• Schlumberger Asks Fed. Circ. To Uphold Atty DQ In IP Fight
• Black & Veatch Says Defects At Power Plants Are Covered
• Texas Quake Findings Likely To Deter Civil Suits
• EFH Begins Massive Push For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Insurers Can't Revive Exclusion In $80M Exxon Oil Spill Row
• States Challenge EPA's Emissions Rule For New Coal Plants
• Firms Spar Over Leadership In Railroad Easement Class Action
• Texas Regulator Lets XTO, EnerVest Off Hook For Quakes
• K&L Gates Picks Up Ex-Troutman Deals Pro
• DOI Basis To Allow Wind Project Inadequate, 9th Circ. Told
• Obama Orders Fed. Agencies To Mitigate Environmental Harm
• Keystone Pipeline On Pause But Battle Far From Over
• Insurer Says Forgery Not Theft In Petroleum Loss Suit
• Alpha's Mine Sale Plan Draws Creditor Protests In Ch. 11
• House Dems Ask SEC To Probe Exxon Climate Change Filings
• Targa Resources Corp. To Acquire Subsidiary In $6.67B Deal
• Strategies For Law Firms Leaping Into Latin America
• Ready For 4-4 High Court Split On FERC Demand Response?
• Enviros Seek To Ward Off Drilling In Blackfeet Sacred Area
• Lion Oil Wins Policy Limit Bout In $80M Exxon Rupture Row
• TransCanada Asks Feds To Halt Keystone XL Pipeline Review
• EPA Says Pepco Unit Leaked Excess Pollutants Into River
• EFH Judge's Ruling Might Shut Down Major Plan Objection
• Case Over Drummond Workers' Murder Ends At High Court
• NJ Strikes Land Deal With JCP&L Over Pollution Liability
• Insurers Seek Judgment In $80M Exxon Rupture Suit
• 6th Circ. Says CAA Doesn't Bar Kentucky Coal Dust Claims
• CVR Says Wachtell Can't Ditch Takeover Malpractice Suit
• Occidental's $1.8B Award Nearly Halved In Ecuador Oil Row
• Babcock & Wilcox Sued Again Over Pittsburgh-Area Pollution
• Sierra Club Threatens Energy Cos. With Okla. Fracking Suit
• NTSB Praises American Petroleum Institute Pipeline Rules
• Power Cos. Throw Weight Behind Bid To Stay Clean Power
• Rep. Wants Gas Tax Hike To Keep Highway Fund Solvent
• Senate Dems Push DOI To Factor Climate Into Coal Leasing
• Scotland Greenlights Statoil's Offshore Floating Wind Farm
• Entergy Tabs NY Nuke Plant For The Graveyard
• Pa. High Court To Hear Latest Challenge To Natural Gas Law
• Costs Of FERC Market Surveillance Rule Could Be Shocking
• Using Information Graphics Effectively In The Courtroom
• In Congress: Default Averted, A Return To The 'Typical'