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Energy - February, 2016

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• Del. Trial Looms In AES Dominican Republic Ash Dumping Suit
• Appaloosa Seeks Fast Trial Over Pact Tied To $2B Solar Deal
• Ultra Petroleum Mulls Bankruptcy Amid Market Downturn
• Ryckman Creek Wants $2M More To Fund Ops Through March
• House Backs Efficiency Exemption For LED Lighting Tech
• K&L Gates, Atty Sued By Texas Client For Negligence
• FWS Denied Bid To Relist Prairie Chicken As Threatened
• US Solar Co. May Appeal Claim Service Decision, Judge Says
• Barclays Must Face Trimmed Energy Price-Fixing Suit
• Solyndra, Chinese Co. Ink $7.5M Solar Panel Antitrust Deal
• Solar Project Review Was Sound, Nev. County Tells 9th Circ.
• Full 6th Circ. Asked To Review EPA Water Rule Decision
• 9th Circ. Reinstates FWS Polar Bear Habitat Designation
• Deals Rumor Mill: GO Scale Capital, Toshiba, Chevron
• Jury Clears Edison In $32M Exxon Refinery Outage Trial
• High Court Wants SG's Take On Venezuela Drilling Row
• NY Gov. Urges FERC To Halt $971M Pipeline Project
• Mich. Appeals Court Grants Cos. Muted Tax Compact Win
• Consol Energy Offloads 400M Tons Of Coal In $420M Deal
• Massive FCC Sponsorship ID Fine An Omen For Broadcasters?
• NY Retail Electricity Order Is Likely To Face Opposition
• Sen. Says Fed Rules Are 'Wet Blanket' On Energy Growth
• Del. Judge Nixes Bid To Delay Magnum Hunter Ch. 11 Plan
• Fracking Bill Has One More Shot In Fla. Senate
• EPA Says Navajo Enviros Trying To Sneak In Rule Challenge
• 2 Ex-Oil Supply Co. Execs Cop To Latin America Kickbacks
• Landowners Ask 8th Circ. To Revive Exxon Pipeline Suit
• Texas Justices Say Apache Can Ditch Expired Lease Royalties
• Utah Oil Co. Fined $1.7M Over Shoddy Tribal Lease Reports
• Groups Back Exxon's Appeal Of $236M MTBE Judgment
• PREPA Lenders Tell Justices Puerto Rico Debt Law Preempted
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, MoFo, Sidley
• EPA Says Free Market Group Can't Weigh In On Emissions Suit
• Halliburton Pays $305K Over Cuba Sanctions Violation
• Travelers, Broker Want Out Of Paraco's Fraud Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ausgrid, Sao Paulo Stock Exchange, Alibaba
• Pipeline Co.'s Payouts Not Enough To Stay Spill Suit
• DC Regulators Block 2nd Try To Seal $6.8B Exelon-Pepco Deal
• Arch Coal Gets Final Nod On $275M Ch. 11 Financing
• Power Co. Unlawfully Shrank Bargaining Unit, 5th Circ. Says
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive GDF Power-Supply Manipulation Suit
• Restructuring Partnership Debt? Tax Planning Is Key
• Maine Gov. Urges FERC To OK Kinder Morgan's $5B Pipeline
• Investigative Authority Of NY Atty General Has Its Limits
• An Uncertain Fate For Oil And Gas Midstream Agreements
• Chancery Orders Compliance In LLC Books, Records Ruling
• Jury Clears BP Deepwater Boss In Oil Spill Case
• Exxon Tells Jury Edison To Blame For $32M Refinery Outages
• SunEdison Beats Bid To Block Deal Tied To $2B Merger
• NJ Agency Says Transmission Co. Can't Be A Public Utility
• Commodity Panel's Industry-Friendly Report Draws Fire
• FERC's Role Is To Ease Energy Transition, Chief Says
• Law360 Energy Editorial Advisory Board
• Abengoa Seeks Extension On $550M In Bonds
• Ace Asks Judge To Vacate Loss In Pipeline Blast Suit
• Judge Steers Ameren Power Plant Upgrades Suit To Trial
• Danish Energy Co. Ends Battles Over Unauthorized Deals
• BNSF Agrees To Pay $600K Over Locomotive Oil Spills
• Convicted Fraudster Gets 40 Years Over $3M Ky. Oil Scam
• Deals Rumor Mill: Energy Transfer, Petrobras, Sharp
• Ill. Advocates Want Rate Cuts In $8B Southern Co. Merger
• Fight Could Be Brewing Over Extreme Plastics Ch. 11 Funding
• Duke Stockholders Say Spill Suit Delayed Long Enough
• Pa. DEP Chief Defends Work On Stayed Clean Power Plan
• Trial Pros: Susman Godfrey's Bill Carmody
• La. Utility Regulators Nix $4.7B Cleco Sale To Investor Bloc
• Enviros Pressure Senate To Defeat Coal Ash Bill
• 2nd Circ. Won't Block Pa. Tree Felling For $683M Pipeline
• FERC, Enviros Spar Over $3.8B LNG Project Review
• Trial Pros: Kirkland & Ellis' Richard Godfrey
• Dynegy, PE Firm Partner To Pay $3.3B For Engie US Plants
• 5 Tips For Founding A Successful Law Firm
• How Title 24 Is Keeping California Connected To The Grid
• Western Gas Pays $750M For Big Chunk Of Texas Pipeline
• Italian Energy Co. Wins €1B Contract Price Reduction
• CORRECTED: ITA Says Taiwanese Co. Must Pay China-Wide Solar Duties
• Fracking Judge Sees 'No Basis' To Allow Banned Evidence
• Energy Secretary Moniz Says US LNG Exports Will Rise
• Bankrupt GTAT Eyes $3.6M Sale Of Solar Business
• 20 States Ask Supreme Court To Stay EPA's Mercury Rule
• EPA Administrator Tells Energy Leaders CPP Is Not Dead
• 9th Circ. Rejects Arizona Challenge To EPA Haze Plan
• 5th Circ. Revives Insurer Challenge To Oil Rig Suit Coverage
• Abengoa Puts US Units In Ch. 11 After Creditor Pressure
• Range, EQT Among Drillers Cited For Not Restoring Pa. Wells
• Md. Power Plant Subsidy Gets Cool Reception From High Court
• SoCal Edison Hit With $1.2M Verdict In Stray Currents Case
• Senators Rumble Over Need For Renewable Fuel Program
• Insurer Urges 5th Circ. To Undo Exxon Injury Suit Liability
• Drivers Hit VW With Consolidated Claims In Emissions MDL
• 10th Circ. Won't Nix BLM Appeal In Fracking Fight
• FirstEnergy, AEP Blast Probe Of Coal Plant Subsidy Deals
• Sale Of $725M Texas Ranch Was 'Deal Of First Impression'
• US Prevails Over Indian Solar Energy Regs At WTO
• Mayer Brown Adds New Project Finance Partner In London
• Big Investors Pressure Exxon To Detail Climate Policy Risk
• Warburg Agrees To Plug Up To $500M Into New Oil, Gas Co.
• Congressional Outlook 2016: Energy
• 5 Law Office Design Tips Before Moving To Latin America
• Feds Sue Land O'Lakes For $23M In Superfund Cleanup
• Texas Drilling Services Co. Wins Tax Refund Case
• BIA Gave Shoshone Tribe Control Over Arapaho, Suit Says
• Extreme Plastics Creditors, Trustee Question $7M Asset Sale
• New Pemex CEO Says Mexico Is Open For Partnerships
• Norway Reboots $1.2B Onshore Wind Power Project
• Singapore Shipping Co. Owed $3M In Contract Row
• Md. Faces Skeptical High Court In Power Plant Subsidy Row
• 200+ In Congress Support Suit To Stop Clean Power Plan
• PG&E Wants Pipeline Explosion Evidence Excluded From Trial
• WildEarth Guardians Threatens To Sue Peabody Over Bonding
• Chesapeake Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix $380M Bond Buyback Order
• Lucid Oil And Gas Endeavor Gets $350M EnCap Infusion
• States Urge 11th Circ. To Reopen EPA Water Rule Case
• Hyperdynamics Loses Round In African Drilling Dispute
• Honeywell, Others Win More Time To Fight $42M Cleanup Suit
• Tribe Can't Ditch Arco's Uranium Mine Superfund Suit
• Cisco, EBay, Magellan Price $8.4B In Bond Offerings
• Halcon Says $550M Recap Showed Good Business Judgment
• Fla. Utilities Accused Of Foisting Nuclear Costs On Customers
• The Impact Of Illinois' Natural Gas Leak Ruling
• 6th Circ. Water Ruling Ripe For En Banc Review
• Samson Still Hopes For Ch. 11 Deal Amid Creditor Divisions
• Texas Cities May Seek New Path After Water-Rights Setback
• Judge Enters $1.1M Jury Award In Pipeline Landslide Case
• Enviros Threaten To Sue Feds Over W.Va. Coal Mine Bonding
• Atty Slapped With $116K Sanction For 'Make-Believe' Suit
• Ala. Law Firm Dropped From Ex-NFLer's $1M Fraud Suit
• 5th Circ. Asked To Rethink Transocean Injury Deal Ruling
• PE Sets Sights On Glut Of Energy Assets In Americas
• Pipeline Inspection Co. To Pay $9.2M To Settle FLSA Suit
• MoFo Snags Real Estate Partner From Paul Hastings
• Enviros Use Keystone Case To Stoke Trade Deal Fears
• Greenhouse Gas Emissions Rose In 2014, EPA Says
• Feds, Enviros Urge High Court To Uphold Alaska Logging Ban
• Chinese Solar Co. To Pay Investors $5M To End Enviro Beef
• Trial Pros: Armstrong Teasdale's Karrie Clinkinbeard
• Congressional Outlook 2016: Food
• 6th Circ. Will Decide Fate Of Feds' Clean Water Rule
• Feds Urge 10th Circ. To Review Block On Fracking Rule
• Clean Power Plan Foes Blast 'Audacious' EPA In DC Circ.
• Texas Justices To Review Oncor Rate-Making Case
• Jaffe Raitt Can't Duck $24M Oil Field Asset Suit, Court Told
• Parallel Energy Seeks Structured Dismissal Of Ch. 11 Case
• Baker Donelson Plans Push To End Hedge Funds' Fraud Suit
• Md. Power Plant Subsidies Are Legal, High Court Told
• Quicksilver Creditors Ask For Shortened Ch. 11 Deadline
• Speedy Appeal Of Fracking Rule Stay Unnecessary, States Say
• Gibbons Shouldn't Be DQ'd From Pollution Suit, Rexam Says
• OPINION: Big Law's Perverse Incentive System
• 11th Circ. Postpones Clean Water Rule Arguments
• Deepwater Judge Pauses $6.6M Spill Payment Amid BP Protest
• Greens Attack BLM's 1M-Acre Calif. Oil, Gas Exploration Plan
• Samson Seeks Ch. 11 OK For 10-State, 1,262-Well Sale
• FERC Gives Enviro OK To $4.2B ETP Pipeline Project
• EFH Seeks $20M Severance Cap Bump As Mine Closures Loom
• High Court Asked To Review $123M Moroccan Oil JV Ruling
• Kaye Scholer Nabs Colonel To Lead NatSec Practice In DC
• Ind. Man Sentenced To 72 Months In $145M Biofuels Tax Scam
• California Declares Massive Gas Leak Finally Sealed
• Slow Road Ahead For Changes To Pa. Pipeline Development
• 5th Circ. Starts Clock For NLRB Appeal Of Murphy Oil Ruling
• Ukraine's Gas Co. Threatens Arbitration Against Russia
• Energy Future Holdings' Ch. 11 Fees At $300M, And Climbing
• EPA Announces Enforcement Push For Drinking Water
• FERC Staff Rips Trial Bid In Pa. Trader Manipulation Case
• Ex-Freedom Exec Gets 1 Month In Jail For Chemical Spill
• BTU Investors Settle Merger Challenge In Del. Chancery
• 5th Circ. Says Oil Co. Can't Arbitrate Contract Row At ICC
• Power Plant Co. Wins Contract Row With Engineering Firm
• Court Forgot Baker Donelson Fraud Row Arg, Funds Say
• Corrosion Caused Calif. Oil Pipeline Spill, Regulators Say
• Enviros Urge 2nd Circ. To Block Work On $683M Gas Pipeline
• 17 Govs. Outline Plan To Spur Shift To Cleaner Energy
• Aggregation Spells Trouble For Pa. Oil And Gas Cos.
• Congressional Outlook 2016: Appropriations
• Texas Appeals Court Told New Trial Needed In Methane Case
• Atty Violated Securities Laws In Fracking Venture, Judge Says
• Scalia Leaves Lasting Mark On Environmental Law
• Cubic Energy's Ch. 11 Debt-For-Equity Swap Confirmed
• Pa. Man Gets 1 Year Time-Served For Vandalizing Gas Wells
• Deepwater Spill Cleanup Firms Duck Injury Suits
• Paragon Offshore Faces Lender Opposition To Smooth Ch. 11
• ConocoPhillips Australia Settles Timor-Leste Tax Disputes
• EFH Noteholders Lose Appeal Over Make-Whole Premium
• Ontario Judge Says Canada Must Pay Oil Cos. $14M Award
• SoCalGas Enters Not Guilty Plea Over Calif. Gas Leak
• Arch Coal Creditors Slam $275M Ch. 11 Financing Proposal
• Calif. Power Trader Fights FERC $2.5M Manipulation Fine
• Chinese Co. Says $13M Solar Robot Case Needs Discovery
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-BakerHostetler M&A Pro In Houston
• Uncertainty For Environmental Law After Scalia's Death
• Pennsylvania's New Net Metering Cap May Be Vulnerable
• Investors Ask To Block Deal Related To $2B SunEdison Merger
• Congressional Outlook 2016: Cybersecurity
• Battling Revenue Doom And Gloom With Litigation Finance
• Tribe Tells 9th Circ. EPA Smog Rule Breached Trust Duty
• Scalia's Death Deals Blow To Clean Power Plan Foes
• Apache's $1.5M Bank Fraud Loss Not Covered, 5th Circ. Told
• Spanish Investors Ask Swedish High Court To Hear Yukos Row
• Marine Services Co. Resists Asset Freeze In $1.6M Award Fight
• Apple Turns To Green Bonds In Latest Mega-Debt Deal
• Texas Energy Co. Seeks To Revive $600M Eagle Ford Win
• Morgan Lewis Scores Bracewell Energy Regulatory Pro
• Penn West Petroleum Inks $38M Deal In Shareholder Suit
• 2 States Say DOI Offshore Drilling Rule Shortchanges Them
• Russia Says Ex-Yukos Investors Are Muddying Arbitration Row
• US Steel Must Pay $5.55M In Disability Suit, Jury Finds
• Paragon Offshore Seeks To Offload $1.1B Debt In Ch. 11
• Enviros Allege Fracking Cos. Cause Oklahoma Quakes
• Orrick Adds 7 More Partners To New Houston Office
• How Morrison V. Australia Bank Was Applied In Petrobras
• Creditors Target Another US Abengoa Unit For Bankruptcy
• Scalia's Rapid-Fire Questioning Transformed Oral Arguments
• Justice Scalia Leaves His Mark In Biting, Clever Dissents
• Death Of Scalia Leaves High Court Docket In Limbo
• Scalia Leaves Mighty Legacy At High Court
• GOP Attys Would Likely Back Srinivasan To Replace Scalia
• Scalia's Originalism Shifted The Constitutional Debate
• Scalia Took On Gun Control, Class Actions In Top Opinions
• Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Dies At 79
• Dickstein Deal May Leave Ex-Partners With Lighter Wallets
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Revive Whistleblower's Retaliation Claim
• US Must Pay Entergy $49.4M For Nuclear Fuel Storage Costs
• Fracking Judge Explodes At 'Sad, Shocking' Evidence Dump
• Valero Energy Sues EPA Over Renewable Fuel Rules
• Energy Co. Tells 3rd Circ. Activists Can't Join Fracking Fight
• Oil Slump Puts Energy Co. Disclosures Under Microscope
• FERC Says Cameron LNG Expansion Won't Hurt Environment
• ICSID Orders Venezuela To Pay $173M In Investment Row
• SEC Says Calif. Auditor Was Soft On Chinese Valve Co.
• Oil, Gas Drillers Seek To Force BIA To Approve Permits
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Davies, DLA Piper
• New Route For $5B Atlantic Coast Pipeline Unveiled
• Sundevil Gets OK To Tap Part Of $45M DIP Loan
• Weil Reps Rig Operator Paragon Offshore In Ch. 11 Prepack
• Nixon Peabody Adds Ex-Blank Rome Project Finance Partner
• Pa. Judge Won't Ax Challenge To Sunoco Pipeline
• NLRB Slams Allegheny Technologies Over Continuing Lockout
• New Developments Ensure Bright Future For Power Africa
• Amended Rule 26's Proportionality Standard: The First 60 Days
• El Paso Shareholders Oppose $142M Bond Cost Shift Proposal
• CEO Only Winner In $416M African Oil Deal, Investors Say
• Tesoro Petroleum Wins Name Fight In Texas Appeals Court
• EPA Head Optimistic About CPP Despite High Court's Stay
• Areva Increases Claims To $3.96B In Nuclear Costs Dispute
• First Reserve Buys $350M Texas Wind Project
• Fresh Out Of Ch. 11, Hercules Offshore Mulls Sale
• Calif. Tribe, Enviros Urge Court To End Steam Leases
• Ariz. Power Plant Plans Ch. 11 Sale, Lists $230M In Debt
• House Dems Float Public Lands Drilling Ban
• Greens, Industry Call Critical Habitat Rule Fatally Flawed
• Kan., Neb. Slam EPA's Anti-Ethanol Fuel Model At DC Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pandora, Saudi Arabian Oil, Takata Corp.
• DC Circ. Suspicious Of Offshore Project That Will Kill Birds
• Enviros Fighting Dominion Say FERC Must 'Face 21st Century'
• Industry Wants BLM's Appeal Of Fracking Rule Stay Tossed
• NJ Senate Advances New Offshore Wind Farm Bill
• SunEdison Barred From Asset Transfers In $150M Arbitration
• TransCanada Gas Pipeline Rate Hike Draws Fire At FERC
• Insurer Rips $12M Claim Over Botched Oil Well In 5th Circ.
• Oil & Gas Co. Wants To Suspend Contract Suit, Arbitrate
• Nuke Site Security Commanders Not Supervisors, NLRB Says
• Enviros Fight EPA Bid To Nix Navajo Plant Pollution Suit
• Building Owner Charged With Manslaughter For Gas Explosion
• Citgo's $81M La. Oil Spill Penalty Too Low, Feds Say
• NGP Provides $150M For Texas Oil Co. Black Mountain
• CORRECTED: Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ax Of Gevo Jet Fuel Patent
• What's Next For Wholesale Electricity Market Operators
• A Clear Message On Hong Kong Arbitration Jurisprudence
• Obama's Coal Moratorium Likely To Have Long-Term Effects
• ICSID Won't Revisit Ruling In Venezuela-Conoco Oil Dispute
• Puerto Rico Bondholder Group Floats Debt Restructure Plan
• Verizon Seeks To Chop Dominion's Pole Rates In Va.
• Land O'Lakes Can't Shirk EPA's $23M Superfund Cleanup Cost
• Army Corps OKs $1.2B Blackstone-Backed Clean Energy Line
• High Court Stay Could Spell Doom For EPA's Clean Power Plan
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink Chesapeake Energy Lease Row Ruling
• Trade Group Challenges EPA's Renewable Fuel Standards Rule
• McGuireWoods Nabs Andrews Kurth Trial Pro In Houston
• No Undoing EEOC Win In 'Mark Of The Beast' Suit, Judge Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Eni, Autogrill
• Texas Agency May Need Funding Changes Amid Oil Price Drop
• 1 Exec Shakes Jail Time In W.Va. Spill Case, 1 Seeks Same
• Canada Says Its Drilling Law Is Fair In Gas Co.'s NAFTA Suit
• Energy Expert Returns To K&L Gates As Partner In DC
• Asarco Ruling Continues To Rankle Bankruptcy Practitioners
• 10th Circ. Won't Revive Vague Okla. Pollution Suit
• Oil And Gas Co. Must Arbitrate Contract Claims, Court Told
• US Freed From Arco Fight Over Superfund Cleanup Costs
• Arch Coal Floats $75M Deal Over Wyo. Enviro Obligations
• Halliburton Urges 5th Circ. To Undo Investors' Cert.
• How Does Skadden Stay No. 1?
• Feds Indict Employees Of Co. Led By Cleveland Browns Owner
• A Deep Dive Into SEC's Latest Mining Disclosure Proposal
• Workers' Comp On Our Side, Subcontractor Tells Court
• ND Residents Fight $35M DOE Nuclear Waste Research Project
• 3rd Circ. Won't Review Benefits Award In Black Lung Row
• Hyperdynamics Unit Says Partner Is Hindering Contract Row
• 3 Firms Guide $2.4B Electric Utility Deal
• Exxon, BP End 80-Year Squabble Over 'Esso' Name
• NJ Enviros Revive Court Fight Against $225M ExxonMobil Deal
• Restaurant Asks 9th Circ. To Reheat $100M Blackout Fight
• 10th Circ. Asked To Fast-Track BLM Fracking Rule Dispute
• Senior CFTC Trial Attorney In Corzine Case Joining Latham
• Supreme Court Stays EPA's Clean Power Plan
• $50B Yukos Award Must Be Nixed, Russia Tells Hague Court
• Pa. Gov.'s Budget Plan Would Revive Shale-Gas Severance Tax
• Fla. Utility Blames Verizon In FCC Pole Attachment Dispute
• Deals Rumor Mill: Halliburton, Volkswagen, Siemens
• SC Sues Feds Over Plans To Kill Nuke Waste Site
• Kirkland Can't Collect Fee Fight Costs In Samson Ch. 11
• OPINION: The Road To Partnership Must Keep Evolving
• DC Circ. Pauses Oil Train Safety Rule Challenge
• Obama Proposes Slight Boost For EPA In 2017 Budget
• Fossil Fuels Would Foot Bill For $320B Clean Transport Plan
• North Carolina Hits Duke Energy With $6.6M Coal Ash Fine
• Terra Energy Pays $910M For Natural Gas Assets
• Oil Producer Warren Resources Warns Of Possible Bankruptcy
• Fortis To Buy Electric Transmission Co. ITC In $11.3B Deal
• Exxon Expert Tells Jury Edison Outage Repairs Cost $1.6M
• Kirkland's Impartiality Challenged In Sabine Probe
• 2nd Circ. Stays Order Blocking Pa. Tronox Pollution Suit
• Norton Rose Fulbright Atty Goes In-House At Mexican Oil Co.
• Hedge Fund Slaps Olshan With $21M Malpractice Suit
• NJ Sen. Makes Appellate Bid To Join $225M ExxonMobil Suit
• US, India Talk Settlement In WTO Solar Row
• Insurers Say Policy Wasn't Triggered By Power Plant Defects
• EPA Dodges $40M Suit Over Armed Raid Of Wyo. Business
• FERC Rulings Zap Power Competition, 7th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Denies Quick Win Over Enron Co.'s Nigeria Contract
• Trusts Take Kinder Morgan MLP Row To High Court
• Pa. Reps. Push Gas Drilling Tax In Advance Of Wolf's Budget
• Texas Oil Co.'s Win In Diesel-Fuel Shipment Row Overturned
• EPA Discourages 8th Circ. Review In Ameren Upgrades Suit
• Insurer Tells 5th Circ. Botched Oil Well Wasn't 'Damage'
• Re-Evaluating Calif.'s Emergency Drought Regulation
• Lynn Pinker Adds Name Partner, 6 Others From Gruber Hurst
• Paris Deal May Give EPA Another Source Of GHG Authority
• Pa. Trader Seeks Court Fight Over FERC Manipulation Charge
• Forestar Nets $130M In Texas Radisson Hotel Sale
• Enviros Urge 2nd Circ. To Nix FERC's $683M Pipeline Approval
• CPP Challengers Insist High Court Stay Is Warranted
• Baker Donelson Evades Hedge Funds' Legal Fee Fraud Suit
• In Congress: Energy, Nutrition, North Korea
• GCs Name Best Of The Best Attorneys
• 8 Firms Boast The Most Client-Savvy Attorneys
• Argentina Loses Bid To Overturn $136M ICSID Award
• Texas Justices Deny Rehearing In Oil Lease Money Dispute
• Oil & Gas Co. Osage Exploration Dips Into Ch. 11
• Yukos Shareholders Say Recent Rulings Don't Affect DC Suit
• Swift Energy Gets Nod To Solicit Creditors On Ch. 11 Plan
• FERC Gives Enviro OK To Kinder Morgan $2B LNG Project
• Feds Unveil Overhaul To Critical Habitat Regulations
• SEC's Texas Office Eyes Investor Info As Energy Prices Drop
• Nigeria Strong-Armed Deal In $500M Contract Beef, Co. Says
• EPA Yanks Air Pollution Permit For Texas Coal Plant
• Texas Justices Deny Review In Oil Well Plugging Row
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Sullivan, Norton
• Tesoro Paying $8M For Bonuses Withheld In Steelworker Strike
• BlackRock, Green Investment Buy $613M In UK Wind Farms
• White House Starts Review Of Offshore Drilling Blowout Rule
• FERC 'Seaway II' Order Is A Win For Oil Pipeline Industry
• 'Uptiering' As A Strategy To Restructure Oil Cos.
• Fracking Co. That Won IP Suit Wants $3.6M In Attys' Fees
• $75M New Gulf DIP, Disclosure Cleared at 11th Hour
• Obama To Pitch $10-Per-Barrel Oil Fee In 2017 Budget
• Enviros, States Urge High Court Not To Grant Stay Of CPP
• Barclays Fights To Get $453M FERC Case Put On Hold
• NJ Panel Advances Pipeline Leak Penalties Bill
• Exxon Unit Moves Suit For DOJ Fracking Spill Docs
• Ex-Bracewell, Godwin Lewis Atty Joins Dykema In Dallas
• Cobra Seeks To Revive Cyber-Spying Suit At 6th Circ.
• Citgo Says It Doesn't Belong In Venezuela Arbitration Fight
• Fuel Facility Poisoned Albany With Oil Shipments, Suit Says
• NJ Wind Farm Proposal Back To Senate After Pocket Veto
• BP Deepwater Boss Gets Mention Of Deaths Limited At Trial
• Chinese Firm Drops $1.6B On EQT-Backed Waste Power Biz
• Sen. Brown Hits Fed On Lack Of Commodities Rule For Banks
• Flint Funding Impasse Derails Vote On Senate Energy Bill
• $4.5B Hanford Cleanup FCA Suit Has Legs, Judge Says
• Oklahoma Quakes Trigger Legal Concerns For Energy Cos.
• Texas High Court Is Asked To Review Free Speech Exemption
• Skiers Seek Cert. In Suit Over Shell's Lift Ticket Offer
• Natural Gas Co. Can Get Funding To Help Tackle $300M Debt
• Polish Oil, Gas Co. Escalates Gazprom Contract-Pricing Row
• Exxon Unit Wants DOJ Pollution Discovery Suit Transferred
• Pa. Fracking Foe Must Comply With Some Cabot Doc Requests
• LA County Hits SoCalGas With Criminal Suit Over Gas Leak
• Racetrack Owner Wants New Look At Fracking Effects
• Texas Justices Asked To Mull Exxon's $4M Blast Coverage Win
• Hyundai Heavy Seeks $178M More In Energy Co. Arbitration
• 8th Circ. Backs EPA Revamp Of Neb. Regional Haze Plan
• Dam Removal Plan May Go Before FERC After Lawmaker Delay
• Jaffe Raitt Wants Amended $24M Oil Field Asset Suit Nixed
• NJ Landfill Operator Lied About Solar Farm, Indictment Says
• Calif. Co.'s Solar Panel Row Must Be Arbitrated, Court Told
• CORRECTION: Akin Gump Renewable Energy Atty Joins Calif. Boutique
• Creditors Of US Abengoa Unit File Involuntary Ch. 7 Petition
• $3B Fla. Pipeline Gets FERC OK Despite Enviro Concerns
• Kinder Morgan Can't Fully Escape San Diego Fuel Spill Suit
• Quinn Emanuel Snags Int'l Arbitration Vet In London
• Navigating EU's Ownership Unbundling Rules
• Ex-DOE Worker Cops To Nuclear Info Hacking Scheme
• Bankrupt Co.'s New Lawyers Mum In Patent Suit, Elbit Says
• Pa. Surface Rules For Oil And Gas Wells Clear Enviro Board
• Calif. Leak Prompts Regulators To Prep Gas Storage Rules
• Philippine Energy Co. Wins $4.4M Award In Row With UK Firm
• CPUC Net Metering Decision Is Good News For Clean Energy
• NJ Co. Owner Gets 32 Months For Con Ed Bid Rigging Scheme
• Petrobras Investors Win Cert. For 2 Classes In Bribery Suit
• Wash. Tribe Says EPA Emails Back Bid For Cleanup Costs
• Jury Dings PG&E $3.5M For Tesoro Refinery Outage
• Home Demolition Sinks Insurer's Claim Against Electric Co.
• ICSID Won't Nix Total's Award In Argentina Investment Case
• 5 Pitfalls For Purchasers Of Distressed Oil, Gas Assets
• Greens Sue EPA Over Refinery Rule's Malfunction Exemptions
• Keep Big Oil Out Of Atlantic Ocean, NJ Lawmakers Say
• Senate Rejects Broader Efficiency Standard For Energy Bill
• Orrick Brings On 15 Attorneys For New Houston Office
• Calif. AG, Air Resources Board Sue SoCalGas Over Gas Leak
• Pa. Senate Resolution Urges EPA Clean Power Plan Delay
• Enbridge Challenges Delay Of $2.6B Crude Oil Pipeline Project
• The Yieldco Catch-22 Is Solvable
• Oil Price Plunge Pushes Extreme Plastics Plus To Ch. 11
• BP Investors Ask High Court For Class Certification
• Saipem Says Gazprom Owes $827M Over Nixed Project
• Osage Members Want $1.8M Atty Fees In Trust Records Fight
• Enviros Say Feds Can't Dodge Grand Canyon Mining Suit
• Enviros Want 10th Circ. To Stop Wyo. Coal Lease Expansion
• Cameron Can't Sue Liberty For Unfairness, Texas Court Told
• House OKs Bill To Support Electricity Development In Africa
• Canadian Pacific-Norfolk Merger OK By Oil, Shipping Cos.
• Enviros, US Ask To Pause Coal Permitting Suit To Reach Deal
• Swift Energy Gets OK for $49M La. Asset Sale To Texegy
• Real Estate Rumors: Occidental Petroleum, Ruben, Prologis
• Exxon Pushes High Court To Nix $236M MTBE Judgment
• Duke Loses Bid For 4th Circ. Review In Coal Ash Pollution Suit
• Silver Co. Says No Proof Of Fraud In $762M Tax Case
• Unconventional Oil Developer Nabs $200M Infusion
• McGuireWoods, Kirkland Guide Dominion $4.4B Questar Buy
• With Sanctions Lifted, Iran Air Boosts Fleet With €1B Purchase
• FirstEnergy Drops FERC Fight After Power Demand Ruling
• Pa. Methane Rules May Be Tougher Than Federal Standards
• High Court Ruling May Mean More Demand Response Scrutiny