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Energy - July, 2016

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• Baker & McKenzie Snags Energy Attys From Winston & Strawn
• Koch, Others Get $1.4M Chicago Petcoke Settlement Finalized
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Kirkland, Wachtell
• 5th Circ. Says Forgery Not Theft In Petroleum Loss Suit
• Industry Groups Asks 2nd Circ. To Flip Petrobras Class Cert.
• SolarCity Fights Bid To Stay Monopoly Suit
• Support Co. Says Troutman Stiffed It In Commerzbank Case
• SunEdison Plan Members Denied Bid To Revive ERISA Suit
• Enviros Urge FERC To Reconsider $683M Pipeline's Extension
• English Judge Won't Set Aside $151M LCIA Award
• FERC Gives Final Enviro OK To ETP $4.2B Pipeline Project
• Williams Unit Hit With $1.6M Proposed Fine Over Fatal Blast
• Mass. High Court Nixes Class Cert. In Utility-Bills Case
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's Looser Particulate Deadlines
• $10B Texas LNG Projects Gets FERC's Final Enviro OK
• Delhi Court Rejects Challenge To Foreign Arbitral Award
• DC Circ. Goes Green In EPA Boiler, Incinerator Regs Dispute
• Honeywell, Georgia Power Settle $29M Superfund Suit
• Halcon Gets Nod For High-Speed Trip Through Bankruptcy
• Coverage Spat Over Stolen Oil Rig Engines Ends In Dismissal
• PE Firm Starwood Pays $760M For 2 Power Generation Assets
• Feds Tell 8th Circ. Ozark Enviro Review Wasn't Final Action
• 3rd Circ. Right On Gas Lease Class Arbitration, Justices Hear
• NY Retail Electricity Order Vacated — For Now
• Prevent Litigation From Becoming A Threat To Data Security
• NextEra To Buy Bankrupt EFH In $18.4B Deal
• Quanta Shores Up Bid To Get Gibbons DQ'd In Pollution Suit
• Triangle, Contractor Rumble Over Pipeline Deal In Ch. 11
• Hercules Equity Holders Object To Ch. 11 Plan Releases
• House Science Chair Blasts NY, Mass. AGs' Subpoena Refusal
• Texas Oilfield Co. Settles SEC Suit Over $12M Ponzi Scheme
• Mass. Agency To Blame For Dredging Woes, Suit Says
• BLM Moves Drilling Permit Reviews Online
• Nabors, C&J Energy Hit With EEOC Racial Harassment Suit
• Oxy Takes 10th Circ. Gas Lease Ruling To High Court
• Czech Energy Co. Starts Arbitration Against Bulgaria
• SunEdison Gets Nod On $7.6M Bonus Plan
• Partners Group Pours $200M Into Taiwanese Solar Venture
• Ex-Ute Tribe Worker Says US Court Can't Hear Contract Row
• 6 Months Since Iran Sanctions Relief: Lessons And Forecast
• Sioux Tribe Fights $3.8B Pipeline Through Ancestral Lands
• 5th Circ. Haze Ruling Dooms Clean Power Plan, DC Circ. Told
• Alliant To Sink $1B Into Iowa Wind Projects
• Halcon Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Clear $1.8B Of Debt
• New Tax Rules Curtail Benefits Of Pass-Through Leases
• 4 Cases Shaping Renewable Energy Projects
• OPINION: Our Juries Are Being Circumvented
• PG&E Calls Feds' Case 'Trial By Sound Bite' In Closing
• Kazakh Energy Co. Says Romania Trying To Take Its Refinery
• Enviros Sue To Stop Oil Exploration In Fla. Preserve
• EPA Defends Startup, Shutdown Revisions At DC Circ.
• Bankruptcy Watchdog Blasts Hercules Offshore's Ch. 11 Plan
• Emerald, Dakota Clash Over Del. Ch. 11 Pipeline Charges
• Family Says Evidence Standard Too High In Eagle Ford Fight
• 5th Circ. Urged To Raise BP Atlantis FCA Suit
• FDIC Warns Banks Over Oil And Gas Lending Risks
• SolarWorld To Appeal $793M Award In Supply Contract Suit
• Exxon, Shell Block South Texas Historic Royalty Claim
• FERC Asks Court To OK Pa. Trader's $42M Manipulation Fine
• Regulating Aircraft GHG Emissions: EPA's Initial Steps
• Venezuela Loses Another DQ Bid In ConocoPhillips Case
• ETP Unit Gets Final OK For $3.8B Dakota Access Pipeline
• FERC Gives Enviro OK To $455M Pa.-NY Pipeline Project
• Sabine To Win Approval Of Ch. 11 Plan
• Legal Aid, Meet Legal Tech
• PG&E's Profit Push Led To Blast, Feds Tell Jury In Closing
• 4 Traits Of The Top Litigation Firms
• 5 Small(er) But Mighty Litigation Shops
• Law360 Names Top 50 Firms For Litigation
• Builder Wants Solar Co.'s Assets Frozen In $1.8M Arbitral Row
• Emerald Oil Stalking Horse Raises Bid From $73M To $110M
• Enviros Attack New TransCanada Pipeline Project
• Pa. Court Tosses Effort To Compel Greenhouse Gas Study
• DC To Require 50% Renewable Energy By 2032
• FWS Finalizes Plan For Prioritizing ESA Status Reviews
• SunPower Settles $50.5M JV Row With Philippine Power Co.
• Intervention May Be Close To Resolving Lender Dismissal Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Permira, Wako Pure Chemical, TransCanada
• FERC Grants 2-Year Extension For $683M Pa.-NY Pipeline
• Pa. Oil Co., Workers Ask For Pause To Mediate OT Row
• Conoco Project In Alaska Oil Reserve Heads To Enviro Review
• 10th Circ. Backs Trans-Western In Utah Oil Lease Row
• Wyo. Law Doesn't Nullify Lexington Policies, 10th Circ. Says
• 10th Circ. Revives Ex-Coal Co. Employee's Retaliation Claims
• Energy Investor Atinum Hits Ch. 11 After $365M Debt Default
• NY, Mass. AGs Snub GOP Rep.'s Climate Change Subpoena
• Utility Must Refund Mich. Plant Costs, FERC Judge Says
• Creditor Vote Set On Saratoga Resources Ch. 11 Plan
• Philippine Energy Dept. Asks Gov't Unity In $1B Shell Row
• 7th Circ. Shows No Mercy For NJ Biofuel Fraudster
• ArcLight Sinks Another $150M Into Oil And Gas Driller
• Comanche Trail Pipeline Gets Border Construction Nod
• Prior Rulings Doom LNG Project Challenge, DC Circ. Told
• EU Releases E.ON Early From Gas Grid Restrictions
• Testing The UBE: Portable But Inaccurate Bar Exam Scores
• Los Angeles County Sues To Force SoCalGas Well Upgrades
• Coal Co. Can't Claim $7.2M Interest Expenses
• Exxon Still Owes $8.5M From Valdez Spill, Fish Co. Says
• Orrick Taps Ex-Mayer Brown Energy Pro As Houston Partner
• Jones Day Adds 5 Ex-Hogan Lovells Attys To Push Asia Efforts
• Texas Judge Revives IP Claims Against ConocoPhillips
• BNSF Insists Key Atty Docs Might Exist In Tribe's Rail Suit
• Indicted NJ Landfill Owner Ordered To Prove Enviro Costs
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Wrongly Axed Fracking Patent In IPR
• TerraForm Power Adopts Poison Pill As Big Buyers Circle
• Maxim Ruling Opens FERC Up To Deeper Court Scrutiny
• EPA Tells 6th Circ. No More Docs Needed In Water Rule Row
• Venezuela's Oil Co. Wants $1.4B Arbitration Award Suit Nixed
• Greens Fight Exxon En Banc Bid In 5th Circ. Pollution Row
• Paragon Offshore Lenders Want Privileged Settlement Docs
• Gulf Oil, Gas Lease Sale Will Be First Streamed Online
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ausgrid, Total, Tesla Motors
• NY's Block Of $683M Pipeline Means 2-Year Delay, FERC Told
• Nuke Site Workers Launch Class Action Over Pensions
• MoFo Free From Malpractice Claims In Puda Coal IPO Suit
• Spokeo Dooms Enviros' Calif. Fracking Suit, BLM Says
• DOJ, FTC More 'Upfront' About Divestiture Requirements
• Testing The UBE: Missouri Benefits From Uniform Bar Exam
• Feeding The Future World: The Israel Outlook
• EPA Declares Aircraft GHG Emissions A Human Health Threat
• Atlas Resources Inks Ch. 11 Prepack To Nix $900M In Debt
• ComEd Wins Attys' Fees In Patent Suit But No Sanctions
• Taxation With Representation: MoFo, Davis Polk, Cooley
• Texas Bankruptcy Courts Boom With Commodities Bust
• Peabody Bankruptcy Judge OKs Self-Bonding Challenges
• Regional Del. River Agency Wants Fracking Ban Suit Tossed
• Cotton Bledsoe Accused Of Forum Shopping Oil & Gas Claims
• New Offshore Shutdown Cost Regs Offer Cos. A Soft Landing
• Shell Units Argue Market-Rigging Claims Lack Jurisdiction
• 5th Circ. Nixes Atty's Appeal Of $1.77M Fraud Judgment
• FirstEnergy Shuts Ohio Coal Plants Amid Subsidy Controversy
• Interior Should Improve Gas Emissions Accounting, GAO Says
• Steel Pipe Makers Tell Fed Circ. To Revive Commerce Suit
• FERC Must Make $5M Manipulation Case In Court, Judge Says
• Greens, Funds Press SEC For Better Environmental Disclosure
• Biofuel Exec Convicted For Lies To SEC Over $56M Scheme
• Minnesota Takes Emissions Law Fight To US Supreme Court
• Law Firm Helped Energy Co. With Ponzi Scheme, Suit Says
• Valero Escapes Debit Card Holders' Gas Price Action
• C&J Energy Gets OK To Begin Tapping $100M Debtor Package
• Silver Run Buys 89% Stake In Oil And Gas Co. Centennial
• Oil Co. Holding Up Our Ship Is A Front, Owner Says
• Ameren Settles CAA Claims With $2M Deal For Enviro Projects
• DOT Oil Train Rule Proposes Costly Requirements
• Banks Ask 2nd Circ. To Nix Petrobras Class Certification
• FERC Gives Enviro OK To $1.6B PennEast Pipeline Project
• Ingredient Co. Hit With $7.5M Suit Over Guar Gum Factory
• Sens. Urge EPA To Boost Biodiesel In Renewable Fuel Regs
• Comverge Directors Say Shareholder Merger Suit Has Run Dry
• 5th Circ. Axes Insurers' Win In Botched Oil Well Dispute
• Texas Oil Surveyor Beats $3.2M IRS Bill
• DOE Must Shield Nuke Workers From 'Toxic Soup,' Wash. Says
• ICSID Warns Bangladeshi Courts To Back Off Gas Bill Row
• Renewable Energy Co. Faces SEC Subpoena On Stock Offering
• Shell, Philippines' $1.2B Tax Dispute Heads To World Bank
• EPA Must Cough Up Docs In Murray's 'War On Coal' Suit
• CIT Fields 2 New Solar Cell Duty Challenges
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shenhua Group, Engie, Fresenius
• MarkWest Says $26M Gas Plant Fight Should Be In State Court
• LeClairRyan Adds Energy Partner From Locke Lord
• Houston Energy Co. Embezzler Gets 36 Months In Prison
• Plaintiffs Attys Seek $600M Payout For Deepwater Work
• Cabot Says It Was Dinged $4M For Pre-Existing Pollution
• Exxon Boosts Asia-Pacific Holdings With $2.5B InterOil Buy
• Vattenfall OKs $349M For Wind Farm Off Scottish Coast
• Insurer Says It Needn't Cover $17M Hydrofracturing Claims
• Greens Challenge EPA Industrial-Boiler Carbon Monoxide Regs
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Members Look To Get House In Order
• Lead Counsel Row In Chesapeake Antitrust Suits Continues
• FERC Scales Back Electricity Market Surveillance Proposal
• DC Judge Skeptical Army Corps Dam Row Needs To Be Moved
• SunEdison Gets Nod On $80M Sale Of Solar Energy Project
• Troubled Waters: Customs Increases Jones Act Enforcement
• Exxon Expert Admits Price Error In Lehman Securities Trial
• 5th Circ. Says Oil Co. FLSA Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• Triangle Investor Sues Over Exec. Bonuses To Bankrupt Unit
• Arch's DC Circ. Loss Shows Need To Document Project Costs
• EPA Extends Comment Period On Clean Energy Incentives
• Costs Of Excluded Experts Slow $2.1M China Integrated Deal
• EFH Judge Won't Force Mediation Ahead Of Plan Confirmation
• DOT Oil Train Rule Sparks Security, Compliance Concerns
• Report Blasts Utilities For Tax-Dodging While Fighting CPP
• Enviros' Arctic Oil Lease Challenge Tossed As Moot
• Landowners Press Union Pacific On Docs In Land Rights Fight
• Perkins Coie Snags Ex-Foley & Lardner Energy, Enviro Pro
• Groups Aim to Back Challenge To NY's Veto Of $683M Pipeline
• SunEdison Mulling Sale Of TerraForm Global
• Atty Fears Reprisal If YPF Takeover Suit Lands In Argentina
• Pa. Justices Deny Appeal Over Trial Court's Gas Rights Probe
• EU Unveils 2030 Nation-By-Nation Greenhouse Gas Goals
• Ala. Law Firm Spared Return To Ex-NFLer's $1M Fraud Suit
• Enbridge Pays $177M To Settle Suit Over 2010 Pipeline Spills
• PG&E Can't Strike Emails, Docs In Pipeline Blast Trial
• Upstream Energy Co. Luca Seeks Ch. 11 Plan
• Calif. Carbon Plan Puts Rainforest Credits Down, Not Out
• Atty Says Co-Counsel Cut Him From $52M Chesapeake Deal
• North Dakota Asks DC Circ. To Set Aside EPA Methane Rule
• Russia Pledges To Fight Yukos Appeal Over $50B Awards
• Tribe Rips BNSF's Bid For More Discovery In Oil Shipping Suit
• DOI's Arctic Drilling Rule May Squeeze Native Companies
• Tax Sale Extinguished Gas Rights Claim, Pa. Justices Rule
• Magnum Hunter Escapes $22M In Creditor Estate Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Monsanto, Silver Run
• UK Fraud Watchdog Announces Probe Of Unaoil Bribery
• Emerald Oil Wants Exec Who Quit Early To Repay Bonus
• FWS Yanks Lesser Prairie Chicken From Threatened List
• PSEG Unit Blasts Hanergy's Bid For $9.6M On Solar Project
• Akin Gump Nabs FERC Investigations Director
• DC Circ. Backs EPA's Revocation Of Coal Permit
• Arbitration Notice Wrongly Sent In Chinese, 10th Circ. Says
• Pipeline Owners Blast FERC Disapproval Of $786M Project
• Total Continues To Push For End In Gas Price Suit
• Full DC Circ. Urged To Weigh Nuclear Waste Storage Rule
• Yukos Owners Want Dutch Court To Reinstate $50B Awards
• Sierra Club Urges 6th Circ. To Rethink Pipeline Approval
• Following Halo, Power Meter IP Row Settles On Eve Of Trial
• Atty In BP Fraud Case Can't Nix Late Evidence, Judge Says
• Hercules, Lenders Have Revealed Enough, Judge Says
• Pipeline Co. Inks $1.5M Deal Over Pa. Sediment Discharge
• Hercules Lenders Fight Bid For Privileged Docs In Ch. 11 Probe
• FERC Victory Slows Manipulation Targets' Path To Courts
• No Federal Dispute In Gas Driller Royalty Row, Pa. Says
• FTC Gives Final Nod To Air Liquide-Airgas Divestitures
• Tesoro Strikes $425M Deal With EPA, DOJ Over Emissions
• Dutch Oil Co. SBM Inks $342M Leniency Deal With Brazil
• Power Cos. Slam Cancer Expert For Pa. Nuke Suit At 3rd Circ.
• Coal Plant Operator Says It Belongs In Enviros' Mine Suit
• Pomerantz, Levi & Korsinsky Move For Lead In Sunrun IPO Suit
• Automakers Surpass Emissions-Curbing Standards, EPA Says
• Texas-Based Pelican Energy Partners Closes $210M Fund
• Petroterminal, Insurers Spar Over $5M Pier Damage Coverage
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear DQ Of Attys From BP Claims Program
• New Financial Regs Will Disrupt Offshore Oil And Gas
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reconsider Tribal Landholders' Lease Suit
• DOE Greenlights Cameron LNG Gas Export Expansion
• NextEra Kills $4.3B Hawaii Utility Merger After Rejection
• How Law Firms Can Create Next-Generation Office Spaces
• 'Passive Investor' Lessons From Record HSR Act Settlement
• Are Your Drug Test Policies Placing You At Risk With OSHA?
• Total Gas Loses Bid To Fight FERC Penalty In Fed Court
• Feds Sues Eversource Over Cable In Boston Harbor
• Power Co. Can't Claw Back Nixed Texas Arbitration Award
• Pa. Township Atty Cops To Theft Of Energy Project Funds
• AXIS, Federal Must Pay In Oil Explosion Suit, Liberty Says
• US Trustee Opposes Late Counsel Hire In Cal Dive Ch. 11
• EPA's Texas Haze Plan Stayed By 5th Circ.
• Industry, Green Groups Slam EPA's Defense Of Coal Ash Rule
• Uranium Energy Dodges Shareholder Suit Over Paid Articles
• Calif. Officials Propose Safety Regs For Oil Refineries
• Colo. Court Revives Gas Co.'s Leak Coverage Claim
• Cowen Ducks Liability, Wins DQ In Energy Publisher Suit
• Plastics And Energy Cos. Scrap IPO Plans
• NJ Atty Faces Malpractice Judgment After Idaho No-Show
• Energy Cos. Playing Risky Game With Short-Term Credit Grab
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Weiss, Kirkland, Simpson
• Deals Rumor Mill: Enbridge, Williams Cos., Walgreens
• BP Hikes Deepwater Horizon Spill Bill To $62B
• Chevron Seeks Tribunal, Not State Court, For Nigeria Oil Row
• DC Circ. Nixes Enviros' Challenge To Cove Point LNG Project
• Samsung Angling For Stake In Chinese Car Battery Maker BYD
• A Stronger India-US Relationship Is A Boon For Business
• The FTC's Entry Into Rooftop Solar Consumer Protection
• 5th Circ. Flipped, But Won't Flop, In BP Asset Sale Case
• Trusts Can't Get Fuel Credits For Landfill Gas Sales
• Oil Co. Enters Plea For 2011 Spill, Urges Quick Sentencing
• Hercules Fights Bid For Privileged Docs In Ch. 11 Probe
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Ax Sunoco Pipeline Condemnation
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Extension Poised For Legal Fight
• Exxon Not Off the Hook In Texas Workers' Comp Suit
• Energy Cos. Spar Over Arbitrator Choice In Bribery Row
• Samson Delays Ch. 11 Control Fight, Reports Sale Interest
• Bad Times Don't Mean Less H-1B Pay, DOL Judge Says
• LNG Rulings Don't Sink Cove Point Challenge, Enviros Say
• China Demands New WTO Panel To Weigh Revised US Tariffs
• PTAB Refuses Challenge Of Defense Co.'s Broadband Patent
• Deals Rumor Mill: Teva, Berkshire Hathaway, MBK Partners
• Nat'l Oilwell Urges 5th Circ. To Uphold Its Bias Row Win
• Craddick Must Arbitrate Sales Fight With Drilling Supplier
• $6M Award In Mining Row Is Invalid, 6th Circ. Told
• Crestwood Highlights Potential For Activism Without Leverage
• Devon Completes Asset Sell-Off With $1.1B Pipeline Sale
• PJM Protocols: Ignoring Reliability And Cost Benefits?
• House GOP Targets Enviro Regs In Interior Funding Bill
• NY Can't Veto FERC's $683M Pipeline OK, 2nd Circ. Told
• Seventy Seven Energy Wins Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• ConocoPhillips Award Violates US Policy, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Deutsche Solar Owes $770M In Contract Suit, Judge Rules
• Groups' Lawsuit Accuses Miami Nuclear Plant Of Polluting Bay
• MoFo Gets Nod To Rep Maxus Energy In Ch. 11 For Now
• No Sanctions For US In Iraq Fuel Contract Spat
• House Set To Block BLM Fracking Rule
• SunEdison Says Retirement Investments Suffered $10M Loss
• PHMSA Floats New High-Hazard Flammable Train Rule
• Venoco Settles With Noteholders, Gets Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed
• Mining Co. Says Venezuela's $2.8B Transfer Was Fraudulent
• 10th Circ. Nixes BLM Fracking Rule Stay Amid Appeal
• Total Says FERC $225M Manipulation Penalty Is Unfounded
• Sunoco Settles EPA Suit Over Texas, Okla. Oil Spills
• An Unprecedented Expansion Of Calif. Water Board Authority
• Jaffe Raitt Atty To Retry Escaping $24M Oil Field Asset Suit
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade May Get 10-Year Extension
• Samson Gets Nod For Air Quality Deal With Ute Tribe
• House Science Chair Subpoenas NY, Mass. AG Climate Docs
• Enviros Drop Pollution Suit As Mont. Coal Units Plan Shutdown
• Ex-Green Field CEO Can't Bring GE Into Asset-Stripping Case
• White House Demands House Alter $32B EPA-Interior Bill
• Shearman & Sterling Must Stay In Primorsk Ch. 11, Court Told
• C&J Energy In Deal With Lenders To Restructure $1.4B
• Oil Co. Must Face Texas Brine's Claims In Sinkhole Suit
• House Passes Bill Ending Chevron Deference To Agencies
• 2nd Circ. Panel To Consider Petrobras Stay Bid
• Pa. Senate OKs Bill Trimming New Fracking Regulations
• Sempra, Pemex Tweak JV Buyout Offer After Antitrust Trouble
• EFH Creditor Asks For Mediation Before Ch. 11 Plan Push
• 5th Circ. Backs Court's Right To Snub BP Claim Fights
• Mexican Competition Watchdog Wants Gas Rules Eased
• Union Pacific Urges Immediate Appeal Of Land Rights Ruling
• ValueAct To Pay $11M To Settle Halliburton Stock-Buy Row
• Russia Recycling Evidence In $50B Yukos Row, Court Told
• Enviros Blast DOI's Bid To Slip Offshore Drilling Suit
• Too Much Atty 'Conferring' In ND's Fee Bid, Minn. Says
• Ariz. Utility Wants Pause Of SolarCity Antitrust Suit
• Enviros Seek Gov't Docs In 6th Circ. Battle Over Water Rule
• FERC Fines BP $20M For Texas Gas Market Manipulation
• Enviros Press Obama To Halt Federal Fossil Fuel Leasing
• Exxon Wants Full 5th Circ. Review Of Pollution Suit Revival
• Enviros Press 10th Circ. To Lift BLM Fracking Rule Stay
• DC Circ. Offers Clarity On GHG Emissions In NEPA Studies
• Judge Blasts 'Side Deal' In $7.6M Oil Investor Settlement
• Occidental Takes Aim At MoFo Retention In Maxus Ch. 11
• PE-Backed Gas Co. Shareholders Say $4.4B Deal Too Low
• Investors Urge 2nd Circuit to Deny Petrobas' Stay Bid
• Fuel Exec Seeks Light Sentence In $30M Bank Fraud Suit
• States, Industry Say Block On BLM Fracking Rule Should Stay
• Jaffe Raitt Ducks Some Claims In $24M Oil Field Asset Suit
• Class Rebuffs Dismissal Bid in Puerto Rican Kickback Suit
• EPA Unveils Sulfur Dioxide Report Card
• FTC Promotes New Leader For Oil, Gas Mergers Group
• PG&E Wants To Strike Emails, Docs In Pipeline Blast Trial
• Kinder Morgan Sells $1.47B Stake In Pipeline To Southern Co.
• Edison Execs Beat ERISA Suit Over $3.3B Deal Disclosures
• Uncertainty Ahead For FERC Income Tax Allowance Policy
• FERC Flubbed New Electricity Rules, Enviros Tell DC Circ.
• Russia Fights Bid To Pause $50B Yukos Award Suit
• ExxonMobil Wants Out Of Calif. Superfund Cleanup Suit
• Va. Power Co. Dodges $7.3M Tax Bill For Use Of Natural Gas
• AVIC Cos. Fight 'Stacked Deck' From $70M Arbitration Award
• Miller Bros. Fights Bid To Vacate $1.85M Arbitration Award
• Riverstone To Pay Up To $175M For Stake In Oil And Gas Co.
• Sunoco Pipeline Faces $1.5M Fine For Texas Safety Violations
• How To Close A Law Firm — Practically And Ethically
• WTO's Green Goods Accord Could Be Inked This Year
• 4 Takeaways From DOI's New Arctic Offshore Drilling Rule
• Sierra Club Says EPA Can't 'Assume' It Did Its Job
• BLM Flaring Regs Quell Enviros' Methane Pollution Suit
• 2nd Circ. Created Split On Cleanup Coverage, Electric Co. Says
• SoCal Edison Says Axing Nuke Plant Deal May Hurt Ratepayers
• Midstates Get Court's OK To Poll Creditors On Ch. 11 Plan
• Alpha Natural Resources Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan
• Energy Co. Seeks Vessel As Security In Shipbuilding Row
• The Impact Of TSCA Reform Is Approaching Fast
• Deals Rumor Mill: Emerson Electric, Twitter, CK Hutchison
• Caperton Wants Massey Damages Trial During Bankruptcy
• When Oil Prices Drop, Make Sure Your Insurance Tank Is Full
• Pa. Appeals Court Upholds Injunction On Fracking Protester
• SEC Secures Win In $22M Oil Drilling 'Partnership' Fraud Case
• $97M Oil Securities Claims Tossed A Third Time
• $5M Jet Suit Alleges 'Yearslong Scheme' To Duck Judgment
• Essar Steel's US Unit Hits Ch. 11 With $1B Debt
• Coal Co. Loses Alaska Mining Permits In Win For Enviros
• Chevron Wants $1.6B Nigerian Oil Lease Fraud Suit Tossed
• Pa. Enviro Board Axes Challenge To Drilling Under Refinery
• Jury Awards $486K To Dominion Inc. For Infringed Patent
• BP Tells 5th Circ. No Need To Revive $266B FCA Suit
• Enviros Sue To Force EPA To Update Air Pollution Standards
• Proskauer Beats DQ Bid In Steelworkers' $86M Pension Row
• Kazakhstan Blasts Bond Request In Battle Over $500M Award
• DOI Stiffens Arctic Drilling Environmental Standards
• $2.6B Cape Wind Project To Sail On Despite DC Circ. Setback
• Shell Units Must Face Market-Rigging Claims, Traders Say
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aetna, HNA Group, General Electric
• SunEdison Wins Nod On Cash-Handling System
• Appaloosa-TerraForm Discovery Halted For Dismissal Fight
• The Smart Money Is Not Following Traditional Law Firms
• Exxon Probers Resisting House Science Committee: Chair
• Conn. Energy Co. Covered Up OT Violations, Worker Says
• Judge Affirms Alpha's $12M Ch. 11 Executive Incentive Plan
• Utah Judge Says He Can Oversee Tribe's Row With Ex-Worker
• New Extraction Payment Rule Requires Thoughtful Strategy
• PwC Australia Dodges Suit Over Energy Co. Stock Offering
• Primorsk Gets Initial Nod On $215M Sale Of Shipping Fleet
• Ex-Green Field CEO Wants GE In $230M Asset-Stripping Case
• Triangle USA Seeks To Reject Six Midstream Contracts
• TransCanada Pushes To Invalidate Obama's Keystone Denial
• Coal Groups Dispute Exec's 'Willful' Status In 4th Circ.
• Calif., NY Back EPA's Cost Findings On Air Toxics Rule
• Insurers Off Hook For $9.6M In Well-Blowout Coverage Row
• Okla. Urges 10th Circ. To Hear EPA Water Rule Challenge
• Alabama Gov. Beats Back Suit Over Use Of BP Spill Funds
• SunEdison Wants To Sell Stake In Solar Project For $80M
• EXCLUSIVE: Commerce, AILA Fight For Better EB-5 Program
• Commodities Traders Rip Total's Bid To Ax Gas Price Suit
• AVIC Entity Says It Can't Be Roped Into $70M Award Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: State Grid, Netmarble Games, TI Automotive
• Halliburton Can't Scrap Expert In Asbestos Liability Suit
• PG&E Looks To Ax Evidence, Subpoena In Pipeline Blast Trial
• Neb. Atty Ducks RICO Claim In Solar Project Contract Spat
• 9th Circ. CWA Case Poses Risks For Coal Ash Litigation
• RFP Lessons: 5 Ways Law Firms Can Beat Frustration
• Some Clarity On 'Commercially Reasonable Efforts' In M&A
• German Shipping Co. To Pay $1M For Wastewater Cover-Up
• DOT Issues Proposed Regs For Hazardous Materials Transport
• Chesapeake, Anadarko Staked Out Marcellus, RICO Suit Says
• $16M Compton Superfund Settlement Tossed As Too Vague
• Bankrupt Emerald Wants Court To Order 'Seized Oil' Returned
• States Say EPA Flubbed New-Plant Carbon Plan Review
• Primorsk To Sell Tanker Fleet To Russian Firm For $215M
• S. Sudan Must Pay $40M In Power Contract Row, Tribunal Says
• Noble Energy Sells Stake In Israeli Gas Field In $369M Deal
• Kinder Morgan Says Railroad Can't Appeal Land Rights Ruling
• Kinder Morgan Says It's Owed $7.5M In Coal Export Row
• New Power Sources Key To NY Green Energy Goals: PSC Chair
• Arch Coal Reaches Ch. 11 Deal With Unsecured Creditors
• DC Circ. Says More Study Needed For Cape Wind Project
• Indian Chemical Co. Must Pay $6M Award, Judge Says
• Unbuilt Texas Cancer Center Creditors File Ch. 11 Plan
• Kinder Morgan Sued For 'Blacklisting' Shipping Agency
• Enviro Group Seeks To Intervene In Del. River Fracking Suit
• Alice Shouldn't Sink Oil Well Data Patent, Fed. Circ. Told
• Parallel Proceeding Problems: The Case For Party Autonomy
• Hogan Lovells Nabs Dechert International Arbitration Atty
• Gran Tierra Pays $525M For Latin American Oil And Gas Co.
• Proposed Energy Grid Info Regs May Not Offer Expected Security
• RFP Lessons: 7 Tips To Improve Your Responses
• TransData Gets 2nd Chance At Enhanced Damages Post-Halo
• Boies Schiller Shouldn't Be Cut In Antitrust Row, Ky. Says
• Coal Plant Rips 'Illegal' Contract Giving NJ Town Over $160M
• Creditor Blasts Intervention's 'Illusion Of Cooperation'
• FERC Can Undo Anti-Competitive Agreements, DC Circ. Says
• GOP Sens. Float Plan To Share Offshore Oil Money With States
• Utility Seeks To Block Records In Pipeline Blast Trial
• Pattern Energy Pays $269M For NM Wind Farm
• Oil Giants Settle Suit Over Leaks Into Maine River
• ETE-Williams Merger Flop A Blueprint For Energy Deal Exits
• Fee Bid Too High In Oil Co. Benefits Row, Judge Says
• Davis Polk Seeks $7.5M In Fees For Repping Arch Coal
• Russia Rips Yukos Investors Over $50B Award
• DC Circ. Nixes FERC Tax Allowance For Pipeline Partnership
• SunEdison Looks To Gain $5M From Solar Farm Equity Sale
• Alpha Inks $7.5M Deal To Resolve Enviro Ch. 11 Objections
• Top Texas Supreme Court Cases Of 2016: Midyear Report
• Uranium Mill Says Enviros Lack Standing In Radon Suit
• 6th Circ. Tosses Business Owners' Refinery Expansion Suit
• 6 Williams Board Members Quit In Wake Of ETE Deal Bust
• Puerto Rico Defaults On $1B Debt After Obama OKs PROMESA
• Brazilian Court Blocks $2.3B Dam Collapse Settlement
• Sierra Club Loses 6th Circ. Forest Pipeline Challenge
• When Successor Liability And Bankruptcy Principles Collide
• BLM Fracking Decision Is Narrow, But With A Vast Impact
• RFP Lessons: A General Counsel's List Of Law Firm Mistakes