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Energy - January, 2016

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• In Congress: Republican Messaging, Fiscal Year 2017, Flint
• Texas Justices Say Intent Determines Mineral Rights In Will
• Swedish Yukos Ruling Unlikely To Affect DC Court Case
• Ariz. Tribe Says Feds' Mine Project Consultation Not Enough
• ND Joins High Court Fight To Halt Clean Power Plan
• Brown Rudnick Denied Fee Fight Costs In Boomerang Ch. 11
• DOI Flaring Rule Could Crimp Tribal Oil & Gas Plans
• Arbitrator Not Biased In Wind Project Dispute, Court Says
• Sen. Warren Calls Feds 'Shockingly Weak' On Corporate Crime
• PREPA Tells High Court Wave Of Suits Coming If No Debt Help
• Texas High Court Upholds Royalty Ruling Against Gas Co.
• Texas Appeals Court Revives Co.'s Claims Against Utility
• Chinese-Language Notice Doesn't Ax Award, 10th Circ. Told
• Pa. Fracker Can't Keep Pollution Tests From Residents
• Samson Seeks Nod On Executive Bonuses Amid Departures
• Feds Halt Pacific Offshore Fracking Permits Amid Review
• FERC Withholds Full Go-Ahead Of $683M Gas Pipeline
• Texas Justices Grant RRC New Trial In Well Plugging Row
• Marathon Oil Gets Arbitration Over Foreign Tax Credits
• NJ Enviros Decry Pinelands Commission Leader Swap
• FERC Won't Reverse $971M Pipeline Project Approval
• Tang Says AVIC's China Cos. Must Pay $70M Arbitration Award
• Calif. Senators Push Federal Probe Of Gas Leak
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hon Hai, Terex, Siemens
• High Court Power Demand Ruling Dooms FERC Row: Enviros
• Park Street Capital Nabs $215M For 11th PE Fund
• 6 Environmental Nuisance Suits Attorneys Need To Track
• Top SEC Disclosure Triggers For E&P Co. Annual Reports
• The CPUC's Realistic Approach Toward Energy Security
• Kinnear Says ICSID Caseload Reflects World Leader Status
• NJ Enviros Appeal Pinelands Gas Pipeline Approval
• FWS Keeps Up Court Bid To Relist Prairie Chicken
• Osage Members Want More Oil, Gas Trust Payout Records
• US Tribes Say Canada Pipeline Project Threatens Environment
• Kramer Levin Tapped To Rep Arch Coal Creditors' Committee
• Senate OKs Tribal, Research Add-Ons To Energy Bill
• Shell, BG Get Final Shareholder Backing For $51B Tie-Up
• Investor To Withdraw $90M Claim In Solar Plant Purchase Suit
• Calif. Short-Circuits Net Metering Rollback Request
• Feds Can't Rush Appeal Of EFH Unit Clean Air Row
• Texas Appeals Court Flips $21M Verdict Over Deadly Blast
• Deals Rumor Mill: EQT, EEW, Chesapeake Lodging
• Chicago Residents, Firms Sweep Toward Deal In Dust Suit
• A Step In The Right Direction For Eagle 'Take' Permits
• Cicero On Legal Advocacy
• FERC Urged To Probe Ohio Coal Plant Subsidy Deals
• Puerto Rican Utility Extends Deadline With Creditors
• Total Says FERC Gas Manipulation Case Belongs In Court
• Appeals Court Says Oil Heir Owes Law Firm $7M More
• Feds Ask For More Time To Tally Osage OIl, Gas Payouts
• SEC Won't Lift Atty's Suspension Over Pump & Dump Scheme
• Mining Groups, Mont. Urge Fed Liability In Superfund Row
• Businesses, Utilities Push Justices To Stay Clean Power Plan
• Fla. House Approves Controversial Fracking Bill
• Boomerang Tube Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed On 2nd Try
• NJ Utility Board Signs Off On Proposed Pipeline Route
• Shell Investors OK $70B BG Merger, Teeing Up Final Vote
• Google, Invenergy Strike 225MW Wind Energy Agreement
• 2nd Circ. Says Ernst & Young's SinoTech IPO Audit Isn't Fraud
• SoCalGas Faces Suit By Calif. Air Regulator Over Gas Leak
• Oilfield Co. Ducks Some Discovery Demands On Appeal
• Energy Co. Says Navy Contractor Must Pay Up
• Pipeline Co. Seeks To Pause Fight With Tribal Landowners
• Offshore Safety Boss Defends Deepwater-Inspired Rule's Pace
• TerraForm Investor Says It's Legit In Bid To Lead IPO Suit
• Sempra Owes Calif. City $2.6M For Gas Line Relocation Charge
• 5 Texas Supreme Court Energy Cases To Watch In 2016
• Senate Debates Sweeping Energy Modernization Bill
• Veolia Tells ICSID Lithuania Owes $109M For 'Harassment'
• 4 Ways To Improve The Business Intake Process
• Auto Insurer Found Not Liable For Exec Who Crashed On Job
• Appeals Court Pulls Plug On SoCal Edison Rate Gaming Suit
• Century Fights $5.5M Coverage Of Cleanup Row At 2nd Circ.
• Sunvalley's Bid To Nix $1M Award Falls Short, Court Told
• Ameren Asks For 8th Circ.'s Opinion In EPA Upgrades Suit
• Calif. Senate Passes Public Utilities Commission Reforms
• Burleson To Head Paul Hastings Energy Practice In Houston
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 2015 JPML Practice Trends
• Sabine Oil & Gas Submits $2.9B Restructuring Plan In Ch. 11
• T. Boone Pickens Settles Feud With Son Just Before Trial
• Vorys Adds IP Partner From Floundering Novak Druce
• Convicted Biofuel Fraudster Asks 7th Circ. To Hear Case
• Vinson & Elkins Scores Bracewell Energy Finance Pro In Texas
• Utah Tribe Calls US Reps' Land-Use Plan 'Genocide'
• Ecuador To Appeal Hague Decision In Chevron Row
• Alstom Says ICC Insurance Ruling Deserves US Court Backing
• SoCalGas Faces Gas Leak Suit From 'Destroyed' Businesses
• Boomerang Says Meta-Fee Issue In Ch. 11 Plan Resolved
• States Ask High Court To Stay Clean Power Plan
• Energy Co. Says It's Owed $25M Under Credit Agreement
• Occidental V. Ecuador: Lessons On Annulling ICSID Awards
• Arbitrators Side With Spain In Renewable Energy Case
• Swedish Court Delivers Blow To Spanish Yukos Shareholders
• 11th Circ. Upholds DOL's Respirable Coal Dust Rule
• Lone Star Lateral Demand Heats Up Despite Energy Slowdown
• Solar Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Ax Utility's Dismissal Bid
• Justices Give FERC Green Light To Reshape Power Markets
• Quicksilver Picks $245M BlueStone Bid For Oil, Gas Assets
• Calif. High Court Says PUC Can't Review Mitigation Fees
• EFH Gets Nod On Alcoa Settlement It Valued At $300M
• Supreme Court Declines To Hear Coal Ash Cleanup Appeal
• Babst Calland Opens In DC With Pair Of Pipeline Specialists
• Enviros Fight To Keep Oil Pipeline Spill Case In Michigan
• Sirius XM Sues Ex-Music Programmer Who Defected To Spotify
• Sidley Austin Snags Ex-Manatt M&A Chairman In Calif.
• Deals Rumor Mill: AB InBev, Schlumberger, Bridgepoint
• Murray Says EPA Coal Jobs Trial Must Wait For RNC
• Ukraine To Fine Gazprom $3.4B For Abusing Dominance
• UK's Actis Nets $299M In Sale Of Guatemalan Power Network
• REBUTTAL: Protecting The Environmental Review Process
• FWS Bat Intake Rule Won't Drive Project Developers Batty
• Merger Investigations Set Records In 2015
• High Court Revives FERC Power Demand Rule
• In Congress: Snow, Energy, ISIS
• Hague Court Won't Nix Chevron Awards In Fight With Ecuador
• Homeowners Want Justices To Set Bar For Nuke Waste Claims
• Feds Take Issue With Bankrupt Swift Energy's $49M Sale
• 5th Circ. Urged To Review Chesapeake Lease Spat Jurisdiction
• Texas Justices Take Up $2M EnLink Drilling Noise Suit
• Mich. Man Hit With 17 Years For $20M Ponzi Scheme
• Norton Rose Nabs Ex-Transocean VP To Head Up Compliance
• Mayer Brown Partner Joins IRS Advisory Council
• Attys Awarded $8.5M In Oil Futures Manipulation Settlement
• Developer Can't Take $1.6M Oncor Row To Texas High Court
• Ashurst Boosts London Disputes Team With New Partner
• DC Circ. Panel Tapped For CPP Fight Gives EPA Early Edge
• SEC Extends Comment Period On Mining Disclosure Rule
• Enviros Appeal Md. Approval Of $6.8B Exelon-Pepco Merger
• Jones Day Scores Greenberg Traurig Energy Pro In Houston
• DOI Illegally OK'd Mont. Coal Mine Expansion, Judge Rules
• Texas High Court Takes Oil Producer's Tax Refund Suit
• W. Va. Miner Settles EEOC National Origin Suit
• 3 Traits Of Best-In-Class General Counsel
• Evaluating The Validity Of Oil And Gas Form Leases In Ohio
• DLA Piper Snags Allen & Overy Agency Finance Group Leader
• Kirkland's Fees On Energy Future Ch. 11 Nearing $150M
• Suit Over Westinghouse Licensee Retirement Deal Tossed
• Baker Donelson Adds Business Litigation Pro From Locke Lord
• DOI Releases Proposal To Cut Gas Wells' Methane Emissions
• Samson Landowners Want Special Committee In Bankruptcy
• 4th Circ. Won't Review Coal Mine Safety Violations
• Refinery's Pipe-Burst Coverage Suit Tossed After Arbitration
• Ameren Power Plant Can't Escape EPA Upgrades Suit
• 'Old School' Tools May Hinder Attorney Collaboration
• Trustee Fights Meta-Fee Provision In Boomerang Ch. 11 Plan
• Couple Ordered To Repay $1.6M In Sham Deepwater Claims
• 8th Circ. Upholds Minn. Regional Haze Plan
• FERC Launches Rate Probe Of Four Pipeline Cos.
• $5B Gas Pipeline Must Be Rerouted, Forest Service Says
• Calif. AG Opens Probe Of Exxon Climate Change Knowledge
• DC Circ. Won't Delay EPA's Clean Power Plan
• 10-Year Drilling Leases Not Extendable, Ohio Justices Rule
• Bill To Set Fracking Regulations Heads To Fla. House Floor
• Citgo Says $81M La. Oil Spill Penalty Is Unjust
• Commerce Must Rethink Chinese Carbon Duties, CIT Says
• DC Circ. Urged To Review FERC Disapproval Of $786M Project
• Ernst & Young Defends SinoTech Audit In 2nd Circ.
• Energy Group Of The Year: Vinson & Elkins
• Primorsk Lender Questions NY Ch. 11 Venue
• EPA Urges FERC To Weigh Climate Impacts In LNG Reviews
• Pa. Methane Plan Holds Potential To Check Gas Development
• 6 Types Of Legal 'Mumbo-Jumbo' Attorneys Must Avoid
• Sierra Club Seeks Review Of Louisiana LNG Export Approval
• Akin Gump Adds Ex-Jones Day International Arbitration Atty
• NEI Weighs In For Dow In $926M Radioactive Waste Battle
• Blank Rome Says Air Force Stalling Keeps FOIA Suit Alive
• Solenex Says DOI Lacks Authority To Cancel Oil Lease
• Dominion Slams Challenge To FERC Over $3.8B LNG Project
• Texas Atty Cleared To Represent Himself In BP Fraud Trial
• Feds Can't Evade NM Mine Cleanup Costs, 10th Circ. Told
• Investors Spar Over Lead Role In Clean Energy Co. IPO Suit
• Williams Cos. Investor Sues Over $33B Energy Transfer Deal
• Rice Energy Unit Fights Pa. Gas Well Landslide Fine
• Why Calif. Courts Won't Certify Toxic Tort Class Actions
• Energy Group Of The Year: Sidley Austin
• BakerHostetler Adds Ex-Burleson Energy Partner In Houston
• Insurers' Oil Rig Coverage Trial Win Upheld By 5th Circ.
• 5 Things To Watch At FERC In 2016
• FERC Pipeline Tax Allowance Is A Double Tax, DC Circ. Hears
• Reinforcing Absolute Shareholder Right To Remove Directors
• Solar Co. Seeks $90 Million After Deal Falls Through
• Marathon Oil Seeks To Compel Arbitration In Foreign Tax Row
• PG&E Owes Tesoro For Refinery Power Outage, Jury Told
• Energy Group of the Year: King & Spalding LLP
• Orrick Fires Up Energy-Focused Outpost In Houston
• EU Court Backs $143M Cartel Fines For Toshiba, Mitsubishi
• DOJ Drops 9th Circ. Appeal Over Eagle Take Permits
• Gov. Christie Vetoes Atlantic City Wind Farm Proposal
• New Gulf Trims Ch. 11 Fund Request After Objections
• Pa. Gov. Targets Gas Wells In New Methane Rules
• SoCalGas Says It Will Plug LA Gas Leak By Late February
• Fracking Patent Axed In Bench Trial Over Inequitable Conduct
• Feds Say Law Firm Exec Can't Bar Ethics Complaint In BP Trial
• Wolf's 1st Year Proves Worrisome For Pa. Energy Attys
• High Court Won't Review EPA's Greenhouse Gas Rule
• 5 Insights From Sharp Electronics Deputy GC Deborah Tyler
• Ready Or Not, Implementation Day Is Here At Last
• In Congress: Iran, Gun Control, Refugee Screening
• MSCs In California Mass Tort Litigation: A Call For Reform
• Sanctions Sought Against Pa. Town, Atty In Fracking Row
• Lease Ban Opens New Front In Coal Policy War
• Navajo Pollution Suit Belongs In Appeals Court, EPA Says
• Hogan Lovells Snags Ex-Glaser Media, Antitrust Trial Pro
• Schneiderman Hits GE, Eaton With $25M Landfill Cleanup Suit
• Energy Group Of The Year: Davis Polk
• Hess, Virgin Islands Agree To Toss $12B Tax Deduction Suit
• Debating The EPA's Renewable Fuel Standards
• Interior Dept. Settles Green Suits With Mine Review Promise
• Xcel Pushes DC Circ. For $1.4M Refund Over FERC Error
• Oil Co. Chided For Trying To Slip Out Of Arbitration
• Obama Halts Federal Coal Leasing Amid Overhaul
• Siemens Unit Tells Texas High Court City Can't Duck Suit
• Chancery Won't Merge 'Unusual' Suit Into $38B Deal Claims
• Tesoro Can't Use 2010 Pipeline Blast In PG&E Outage Trial
• Venezuelan Oilman Sent To Texas To Face Corruption Charges
• XTO Sues DOJ, Seeks Docs In Pa. Fracking Wastewater Row
• Insurer Tells 5th Circ. Policy Not In Play In Rig Explosion Suit
• K&L Gates Pushes Court To Toss Claims Of Abetting Breach
• Gibbons Hit With DQ Bid In Superfund Row
• Law Firm In Massey Deal Is Bankrupt, Facing Client Suits
• EPA Proposes Changes To Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule
• Hovensa Liquidation Plan Gets Backing From Creditors
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pfizer, EDF, Parques Reunidos
• Feds Can't Shake Challenge to Solar Module Import Duties
• Driller OGI's $2.6B Ch. 11 Plan OK'd After Challenge Fails
• Enviros Want 'Biased' FERC Probed For Pipeline Leanings
• 'Mixed Success' Seen In US Boost Of Afghan Energy Sector
• FWS Unveils Plan For Prioritizing ESA Status Reviews
• EU Committee Advances Novel Cybersecurity Rules
• Good And Bad News For Renewable Energy Tax Credits
• Energy Group Of The Year: Bracewell & Giuliani
• 3 Takeaways From The Aliso Canyon Gas Leak
• Adding Sublimits To Coverage Extensions May Not Be Enough
• Developments In Calif.'s Energy And Climate Law: Part 2
• Kayne Anderson Plugs $150M Into Newly Formed Oil Co.
• Exxon Refinery Blast Could Have Killed Residents, Feds Say
• Energy Group Of The Year: Baker Botts
• Schlumberger Asks Texas Justices To Shield Trade Secrets
• Russia Blasts Ex-Oil Shareholders' 'Sniping' In $50B Arb. Fight
• Legal Fight Looms After Industry Wins Big On FWS Bat Rule
• Fracking Permit Bill Makes Headway In Florida
• Nevada Power Says Tribe, Enviros Aren't Owed Atty Fees
• Texas Justices Told Common Law Can Nix Arbitration Award
• Cuomo Pledges To End NY Coal-Fired Power By 2020
• Colo. Solar Co. Tells 10th Circ. $1.6M China Arb. Was Unfair
• Russian Lender Presses Court To Confirm $16M Arb. Award
• K&L Gates Adds Partners In Shanghai And Singapore
• DC Circ. Backs Finding Of Safety Violations At Mach Coal Mine
• Sabine Fights Creditors' Bid To Sue Over Forest Merger
• Pa. Dems Attack Environmental Provisions In Fiscal Code
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carl Icahn, Uber, Petrobras
• Plains All American Nabs $1.5B Investment From PE Firms
• Calif. Senators Want Feds To Step Up Gas Leak Response
• FWS Allows More Industry Activity Around Threatened Bat
• DOD Lags On Energy Conservation Plans, GAO Says
• How Cos. Can Fight Back Against Inferential Statistics
• Developments In Calif.'s Energy And Climate Law: Part 1
• Pipe Maker PSL Wins Confirmation Of Ch. 11 Plan
• BigLaw 2016: A Look Ahead
• Lewis Brisbois Nabs 14 Mannion Gray Injury Suit Pros
• Tang Wants Arbitration Award Against Avic Over JV Confirmed
• Obama Says Politics Need A Fix In Final State Of The Union
• Texas Trade Secrets Law Gets 1st Test In Schlumberger Fight
• Fla. Solar Energy Group Fights Sales Regulation Amendment
• Hyperdynamics Unit Says Partners Bailed After FCPA Probe
• Whistleblower Wants 5th Circ. To Revive $266B BP FCA Suit
• End Navajo Coal Case For Right Reason, Enviros Tell 10th Circ.
• Windstream Takes $9M NY Contract Row Federal
• Sabine, Lenders Urged To Mediate Suit Over $650M Lien
• Mining Co. Says Tribes' Costs Didn't Advance River Cleanup
• House Passes Bill To Delay 'Stream Buffer Zone' Rule
• Gas Drillers Blamed For Causing Okla. Earthquakes
• Ex-Landfill Owner Must Pay Cleanup Tab For Insolvent Insurers
• EU Readies Intense Review Of Halliburton-Baker Hughes Deal
• Puerto Rican Utility Says Ch. 9 Option Would Avert Litigation
• K&L Gates Hires Ex-Sheppard Mullin Energy, Finance Pro
• Enviros Ask EPA To Curb Texas' Permitting Authority
• TSXV Hits The Road To Fix Canada's Ailing Venture Market
• Energy Group Of The Year: BakerHostetler
• Dominion Plans $9.5B In Clean Energy, Grid Projects
• Ex-Miller Energy Exec Reaches Deal To Resolve SEC Suit
• FERC Can't Consider Drilling In LNG Review, DC Circ. Told
• FERC Seeks $38M In Pa. Energy Trader Manipulation Fines
• Insurer Seeks $8M After Oil Tanker Attacked By Pirates
• Why Regulatory Agencies Have Less Leverage In Pa.
• Blackstone Let SunEdison Slash $2.2B Vivint Buy, Suit Says
• Cameron Can Sue Liberty For Unfairness, Texas Justices Told
• Ecuador Negotiates 17% Discount On $1.4B Occidental Award
• Ukrainians Hit Russia With Multimillion-Dollar Claims
• Wash. Lawmaker Wants Nontribal Gas-Buyers To Pay Tax
• Sherwin Alumina Files For Ch. 11 Amid Price, Labor Pressure
• Tribe Urges DC Circ. To Force FERC Action In Dam Dispute
• Energy Co. Can't Bring Tribal Pipeline Claim, Okla. Judge Told
• States Move To Block Sierra Club From Water Rule Row
• Magnum Hunter Shareholders Fight Ch. 11 Plan To Trim Value
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fiat Chrysler, CDP, Sharp Corp.
• Sutherland Snags Energy Veteran From Pillsbury Winthrop
• High Court Stays Out Of CAFA Dismissal Fight
• Justices Won't Hear Nev. Power Co. Tax Refund Appeal
• Law Firm Boss Wants Bro's Ethics Complaint Out Of BP Trial
• SoCalGas Can't Dodge $20M Jury Verdict In Explosion Row
• 2nd Circ. Says Coke Plant Must Pay $12M For Pollution Studies
• Biofuel, Ethanol Groups Sue EPA Over Renewable Fuel Rule
• EPA Qualms About NC Enviro Permitting Called Baseless
• USFS Didn't Properly Review Enbridge Pipeline, 6th Circ. Told
• Top 2015 Renewable Energy Developments And What's Ahead
• La. Judge Suit Ups Ante In Fight Over Judicial Elections
• Arch Coal Files For Ch. 11 With $4.5B Debt Plan In Hand
• Deciding Where Shale Dollars Will Flow
• In Congress: State Of The Union, North Korea, Audit The Fed?
• Feuding Solar Firms' Case Dismissed After Settlement Row
• NJ Offshore Wind Farm Bill Pending Christie's Signoff
• Duke Overcharging By $20M A Year, NC Utilities Say
• Enviros Say Coal Permitting Claims Can't Be Split Up
• Solar Firm To Sue Conn. After FERC Rejects Case
• Bombshell $15B Keystone Case Adds To Mounting TPP Woes
• EPA Science Panel Rebukes Agency's Fracking-Water Study
• Joy Mining Settles EEOC Suit Over Applicant Medical Testing
• Saudi State Oil Co. Mulls Limited IPO
• Duke Wants 4th Circ. To Weigh In On NC Coal Ash Suit
• $925M Tribal Land 'Swindle' Suit Pressed At Fed. Circ.
• NJ Biofuel Co. Owner Gets 20 Years For Fraud Scheme
• Liability After Assignment Now Applies To Surface Rights
• 5th Circ. Sends Texas Gas Lease Spat Back To Fed Court
• 6 Steps To Becoming A Superior Supervising Attorney
• Energy PE Firm Nabs Unit Of Oil Pipeline Co. In $350M Deal
• TransCanada's Challenge To Keystone Denial A Long Shot
• Drilling Co. Sues To Get Back $432M Gulf Oil Leak Deposit
• FERC Warned Of Kinder Morgan's $5B Northeast Pipeline
• Deepwater Rulings Could Hamstring DOJ, Gov't Argues
• Pa. Court Axes Organic Farm's Gas Compressor Challenge
• FCC Lobs Hefty Fine For Not Disclosing Radio Ad Sponsor
• Fast-Paced $2.6B OGI Ch. 11 Shaken By Demand For Delay
• Okla. Landowner's Bid To Enter Drillers' BIA Suit Shot Down
• Ex-Colo. Gov. Bill Owens Joins Greenberg Traurig In Denver
• SEC Says Atty In Fracking Fraud Can't Evade $2.5M Penalties
• Judge Flirts With Axing $29M Arbitral Award Dispute
• Ex-Nuclear Power Co. Exec Gets 2.5 Years For Securities Fraud
• Texas Court Revives Oil Co.'s Well Blowout Suit Against Driller
• Luminant Hits Back At Feds' Speedy Appeal Bid In CAA Suit
• Targa's $6.6B Unit Buy Under Scrutiny In Shareholder Suit
• 2nd Circ. Questions Exxon Pursuit Of $1.6B Venezuela Award
• Comerica Ducks $24M Oilfield Asset Row Against Jaffe Raitt
• Calif. Judge Retires Amid Controversy Over SoCal Edison Case
• Calif. Gov. Declares State Of Emergency Over Gas Leak
• Fla. Regulator OKs NextEra Unit's $1.2B Natural Gas Plant
• Chemoil Accused Of Tax Fraud In $890 Million Countersuit
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive CAA Suit Against DTE Coke Plant
• Pa. Court Axes Water Authority's Gas Well Challenge
• Wells Fargo Fights Sabine Creditors' Professional Fees
• TransCanada Launches $15B Legal Fight Over Keystone Denial
• Pa. DEP Unveils Final Rules For Gas Well Operations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Legg Mason, EDF
• Honeywell Pays $240M To Buy Out Gas Equipment Co.
• Network Co. Looks To Avoid Sanctions In PE Buyout Fight
• DOI Agency Can't Police Plants, Navajo Co. Tells 10th Circ.
• Grid Operator Can't Bar Wind Farm, EDF Renewable Unit Says
• Kinder Morgan Fined For Philly Environmental Violations
• 3rd Circ. Says Courts Must Decide On Class In Royalty Fight
• Vt. Greenlights $1.2B Blackstone Cross-Border Power Line
• Texas Atty Fights Delay In BP Fraud Trial
• What Did The Paris Climate Conference Really Achieve?
• Predictions For Anti-Corruption Enforcement This Year
• Swift Energy Gets OK To Tap Part Of $75M Bankruptcy Loan
• Oil Field Co. Blasts DQ Of Counsel In Equipment Patent Suit
• Water District Loses Round In Sage Grouse Habitat Spat
• FERC Defends Enviro Study Of $3.8B LNG Project At DC Circ.
• La. Justice Suing Colleagues For Tossing Him Off Oil Cases
• Wood And Paper Cos. Want Carbon Rule Challenge Paused
• Osage Council Says Intervention In Wind Farm Suit Is Timely
• Balch & Bingham Names New Managing Partner
• K&L Gates Taps Ex-Pinsent Masons Energy Partner In London
• Pipeline Co. Seeks Land Rights To Build Approved Project
• Hovensa Given More Breathing Room In Ch. 11
• The Biggest Energy Decisions Of 2015
• Canadian Solar Gets Financing For Calif. Power Project
• 3 Hottest Industries For Deal-Making In 2016
• Pa. Court Won't Block UGI Pipeline's Access To Private Land
• Post & Schell Snags UGI Energy Pro For Harrisburg Office
• EFH Settles Spat With Alcoa Over Smelting Facility
• BLM Loses Bid For Speedy Decision On Fracking Authority
• 9th Circ. Says Shell Exit Moots Walrus 'Take' Challenge
• Justices Urged To Let Tribe Members Access Plant Site
• BP Gets Securities Fraud Complaints Nixed In Deepwater MDL
• $16M Russian Loan Awards Should Be Nixed, Court Told
• Seneca, NFG Lose Pa. Single-Source Emissions Fight
• FERC Says Midwest Power Price Spike Unfair
• FERC Greenlights Gas Pipeline Under Rio Grande
• ND High Court Says Tribal Court Can't Hear Pipeline Row
• Boomerang Seeks Another Ch. 11 Exclusivity Extension
• Feds Must Account For Disputed Osage Oil, Gas Payouts
• 5th Circ. Keeps Oil Pipeline Pollution Suit In Federal Court
• GE Wins $1B Contract To Build Saudi Power Plant
• American Standard Energy Sues 2 Directors For Fraud
• SunPower Can Challenge Chinese Solar Cell Duties, CIT Says
• W.Va. High Court Erred In Coal Mine Suit, Supreme Court Told
• Pa. Gas Group's Permit Program Challenge Gets Green Light
• Conflicting Priorities Could Slow Environmental Reviews
• Swift Energy Latest To Join Oil Sector Rush To Ch. 11
• Pa. Justices Take Up Duke Energy $35M Reassessment Row
• EQT Can Challenge Fracking Fine In Court, Pa. Justices Rule
• Washington Carbon Tax Initiative Moves To Legislature
• Faulty Protest Dooms Challenge To CBP Fuel Fees, CIT Says
• More Tough Times Ahead For The Energy Industry
• What Your Outside Counsel Doesn't Know About E-Discovery