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Energy - October, 2016

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• Chancery Keeps Comverge-HIG Capital Merger Suit Alive
• SEC Sues Rail Oil Shipper Founder Over Stock Manipulation
• W. Va. Chemical Spill Suit Nets $151M Class Settlement
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Cancel OK Of Dominion LNG Project
• Gov't Owes Calif. Wind Farms $207M In Clean Energy Grants
• Creditor Targets Energy Co.'s Ch. 11 For Dismissal
• Venezuela Urges High Court To Kill Oil Rig Seizure Suit
• Apache's $43M Award In Oil Well-Plugging Suit Bears Asterisk
• Tullow Has Paid Most Of $250M Tax Deal, Uganda Says
• Dominion Acquires Questar For $1.7B, Ups Public Offering
• ATP Trustee Seeks OK On Deal Freeing Co. Of $48M In Fees
• Miner Sues Over Citgo Bond Swap, Faces Another Appeal
• Shanghai Electric Power Pays $1.77B For Stake In K-Electric
• DC Circ. Rejects Enviros' Stay Bid In $971M Pipeline Row
• Feds Say Calif. Tribe Bid For Plant Inspection Docs Moot
• Confronting EPA's Refusal To Consider Industry Costs
• HollyFrontier Nabs Suncor Lubricants Unit In $845M Deal
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 2
• NextEra Pays $2.4B For Remaining Stake In Oncor Electric
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 7
• GE, Baker Hughes Ink Deal To Create $32B Oil And Gas Giant
• Emerald Oil's $110.5M Ch. 11 Sale Tentatively OK'd In Del.
• Calif. Blocked From Collecting Rail Hazmat Transport Fee
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit $8.6B Chevron Pollution Case Fraud
• SunEdison Asks To Keep Creditors At Bay In Ch. 11
• Okla. Landowner Says BIA, Oil Co. Can't Dodge Lease Claims
• Paragon's Ch. 11 Plan Nixed Due To Liquidity Concerns
• K&L Gates Adds Energy And Infrastructure Veteran In Chicago
• Texas Justices Side With Landowners On Eagle Ford Lease
• Rainmaker Q&A: Stroock's Todd Lenson
• Permian Basin A Hot Spot For Deals Despite Low Oil Prices
• 2nd Circ. Bankruptcy Code Ruling Correct, Barclays Says
• Exelon Unit Reaches $6.2M Deal Over Pa. Gas Explosion
• Hague Court To Hear Bid To Split $50B Yukos Award Appeal
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Weiss, Skadden, Sullivan
• Halliburton To Pay $400K For Calif. Air Pollution Violations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Agrium, GE, Calsonic Kansei
• 10th Circ. Won't Halt New Mexico Shale Drilling
• $50M Drilling Rig Suit Narrowed In La. Court
• Rolls-Royce Co. Says EFH Owes $4.1M For Power Plant Work
• Mass. AG Can't Duck Climate Discovery Order, Exxon Says
• Energy Dept. Dodges Worker's Gender Bias Suit In NM
• DC Circ. Nixes Appeal Of Offshore Drilling Revenue Rule
• EPA's Regional Consistency Regs Tilt The Playing Field
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 6
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 1
• Deepwater Attys To Get $555M Payday After BP Settlements
• Platinum Partners Assets Frozen Following $200M Suit
• Climate Change Projections Gain Credence As ESA Metric
• NY Court Revives CVR Malpractice Row Against Wachtell
• Hercules Asks For Cash Use Extension As Judge Mulls Plan
• Shipper To Pay $20M For Miss. Oil Spill Cleanup
• FERC Seeks To Bar Discovery In $15M Market Plot Suit
• Tort Reform Group Says Texas Dismissal Rule Was Misapplied
• EPA Sets Strategy For Low-Income, Minority Enviro Justice
• Abeinsa Gets Court OK On Lengthy Disclosure Statement
• Oil Pipelines' Easy Regulatory Ride At FERC May Be Ending
• Atlas Immune From Drilling Site Death Suit, Pa. Court Says
• GOP Panel Members Slam 'Politics' Behind Waters Of US Rule
• Breitburn Warns Of 'Chaos' If It Loses Ch. 11 Control
• Watchdog Wants Texas AG To Probe Solar Panel Firms
• Feds To Auction Over 79K Acres Offshore For Wind Energy
• SunEdison Creditors Say They're Being Kept In The Dark
• Bid To Drop Molycorp Mine Ch. 11 Insurance Nixed
• Northern Arapaho Want BIA To Leave Its Tribal Court Alone
• 2nd Circ. Unlikely To Unwind ConocoPhillips Arbitration Win
• Nuclear Agency Urged To Scrap Texas Waste Project
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 5
• Rainmaker Q&A: Godwin Bowman's Bruce Bowman
• Oil Co. Wants CWA Offenses Kept Out Of Well-Plugging Trial
• Breitburn Energy Fights To Maintain Control Of Its Ch. 11
• Midstream Service Cos. Fight Rejection Of Sabine Contracts
• Consumer Rights Group Calls Chamber 'Prodigious Litigator'
• Blankenship Says Faulty Jury Instructions Led To Conviction
• Gore Supports Standing Rock's Dakota Access Protest
• Conservation Groups Threaten Suit Over Ohio Wind Turbine
• Samson Nets $660M In Series Of Ch. 11 Asset Sales
• Swiss Release $51M In Venezuelan Oil Assets To US
• Eastman Reaches Deal In W.Va. Chemical Spill Fight
• FERC's In-House Civil Penalties Challenged In 5th Circ.
• The Road Ahead: Transportation Innovation Funding In 2017
• Rainmaker Q&A: Orrick's Christina Guerola Sarchio
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Revive Claims Drilling Damaged Well
• Basic Energy Gets OK To Draw $30M In Bankruptcy Financing
• PwC Must Cough Up Docs In NY AG Exxon Climate Probe
• EFH Pro Fees Near 'Eye-Popping' $400M In Ch. 11
• $5.4M Settles SEC Oil Investor Fraud Dispute In Texas
• Judge Won't Certify Sabine Creditors' Appeal To 2nd Circ.
• Developer, Tribe Defend BIA Approval Of Wind Farm Lease
• Calif. Tribe Wants Documents From Plant Inspection
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 4
• Samson Set To Seek Final Approval Of $660M In Ch. 11 Sales
• BNSF Must Face Enviros' Coal Pollution Claims, Judge Says
• Mineral Processor Hits Ch. 11 With Prepack Plan In Hand
• India Comes Out On Top In $1B Oil Royalty Fight, Reports Say
• Key Energy Lays Path To Convert $675M Of Notes To Equity
• Pa. DEP Official Defends Fracking Rules From Injunction Bid
• Marathon Oil Beats Detroit Refinery Pollution Suit
• Zero-Emission High-Speed Ferry Feasible In SF, Report Says
• Continental Resources Urges DC Circ. To Revive Royalty Row
• Baker Botts Guides EQT In 3 Deals Totaling $683M
• Feds Win Pause In Ex-Cuomo Aide Corruption Case
• DC Circ.'s Clean Power Plan Hearing: Key Points
• 11th Circ. Backs Fraud Conviction Despite Privilege Breach
• PE-Backed Smart Sand Primes $175M IPO
• Baker Botts Steers Carrizo On $181M Buy, $225M Share Sale
• Cameron Can't Block Former Exec From All Middle East Work
• Norton Rose Fulbright Snags Ex-Reed Smith Energy Ace
• Antitrust Authorities Step Up Merger Enforcement
• FERC Power Auction Call Can't Be Reviewed, DC Circ. Says
• Atty Wants SEC Sanctioned For 'Vendetta' Fraud Suit
• Buckeye To Pay $1.15B For Half Of Vitol Terminal Biz
• Coal Groups Blast EPA New Plant Rule In DC Circ.
• Enviros Blast DOE Approval Of Cove Point LNG Exports
• Andrews Kurth Guides ETP In $640M PennTex Midstream Deal
• Hitachi, AVANTech Seek Discovery Stay In Trade Secrets Suit
• Oilfield Services Firm Basic Energy Launches $1.1B Ch. 11
• A Look At Federal Preemption Of State Drone Laws
• 3 Key Coal Ash Events To Watch By Year's End
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 3
• Bridging The Gap Between Outside And Inside Counsel
• Oil Co. Restructuring Deals Bring Unwanted Tax Burdens
• Extraterritoriality: The ATS In Focus
• ECA Loses Bid To Nix $1.1M Landowner Royalties Verdict
• Sierra Club, Others Seek Speedy Appeal Of Pipeline Challenge
• Petrobas' Chain-Break Suit Wrongly Revived, Justices Told
• Exxon Rips NY AG's Climate Probe As Politically Motivated
• Emerald Asks For OK On Operating Deal With Ch. 11 Buyers
• Greens Sue DOI To Inspect Va. Coal Mine
• American Midstream Partners To Buy JP Energy In $2B Deal
• High Court Should Undo Refusal-Rights Ruling, Ameren Says
• Toting $1B Debt, Key Energy Files Prepackaged Ch. 11
• Grid Operator Keeping Battery Storage Off Grid, FERC Told
• Petrobras To Settle With Pimco, Other Investors Over Scandal
• EPA Releases Final Housatonic PCB Cleanup Plan For GE
• Investor's ETE Claims Are Derivative, Williams Board Says
• Esso, Shell Seek Nigerian Arbitration Award Confirmation
• Dover, Wayne Offer Concessions To Clear $780M Deal In UK
• 9th Circ. Backs Climate Predictions In Seal Listing Appeal
• Power Co. Owner Pleads Guilty To $5.7M Stimulus Fraud
• EPA Methane Rule Foes Want To Split Up Court Fight
• Tape Leak Puts Spotlight On Fla. Solar Measure's Purpose
• FERC Can't Second-Guess $786M Pipeline Job, DC Circ. Told
• Biofuel Exec Loses Bid To Dodge $56M Fraud Conviction
• Renewable Fuels Producers Burned By ID Number Fraud
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 2
• Will 2nd Circ. Pare Back Rakoff's Class Definitions?
• What To Know About PHMSA's New Emergency Authority Rule
• So You Want To Be A Partner? You Need A Mentor
• Del. Trust Urges Justices To Join Appeal In EFH Case To Jevic
• $5.2B Talen Energy Buyout Sparks Del. Investor Suit
• Texas Justices Won't Take Up Bass Family Oil Lease Fight
• Atty Says SEC Brought Fraud Suit To 'Ruin His Life'
• Greens Challenge $1.8B Wash. Methanol Refinery Review
• SunEdison Creditors Sue Lenders, Accuse Company Of Fraud
• Offshore Worker Injury Suit Heads For Texas High Court
• Vanguard Escapes Investor Suit Over Eagle Rock Deal
• Watchdog Says Abeinsa Ch. 11 Docs Aren't Detailed Enough
• Enviros Press DC Circ. To Act On $971M Pipeline Block Plea
• Coal Lease Includes Methane Rights, Pa. Court Rules
• Albania Enlists Help Of Int'l Tribunal In Bankers Tax Row
• Ch. 15 Judge Shields STX Offshore From $36M Arbitration Tab
• FERC Says $42M Pa. Trader Manipulation Case Is Rock Solid
• E.ON Presses Forward On Illinois Wind Farm Despite Suit
• BHP Billiton Workers Accused Of Homicide In Brazil Disaster
• 'Production Sharing Agreement' Wells: Pros And Cons
• Taxation With Representation: Vinson, Wachtell, Latham
• Exxon Using Mass. AG Climate Row To Duck NY, Judge Told
• EPA Issues New Oil And Gas Ozone Emission Guidelines
• Texas High Court Won't Rehear Oil Equipment Tax Break Row
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Tesoro Petroleum Name Suit
• FERC Mulls Changes To Oil Pipeline Rate Cap Reviews
• Judicial Political Recusal Row Nixed On Immunity Grounds
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 1
• Enviros Want In On BLM Oil & Gas Lease Auction Suit
• Evanston Wants Redo In Sewage Injury Coverage Suit
• NY Nuke Fight Puts Spotlight On High Court Subsidy Ruling
• Oil Rig Operator Bennu Titan Fights Bid For Ch. 11 Trustee
• Apache Ruling Narrows Reach Of Digital Fraud Coverage
• Tribe Can File Own Complaint In Dakota Access Challenge
• FMC Technologies Hit With SEC Penalty Over Inflated Profits
• SunEdison Gets Nod On $150M Sale Of Solar Material Biz
• Extreme Plastics Gets Court OK On Ch. 11 Bid Procedures
• InterOil Shareholder Gets Quick Appeal Of $2.5B Exxon Deal
• Trial Pros' Secret To Courtroom Success
• Shoshone Official Calls Contract Ruling A 'Blow' To Arapahos
• FERC Chief Of Staff Jumps To PSEG For Regulatory Post
• DOI Expands NM Land Review Over Oil, Gas Concerns
• Aluminum Ruling No Help For Shell, Crude Traders Say
• FERC OKs Riverstone's $5.2B Buy Of Talen Energy
• Don't Ditch Deepwater Evidence Yet, La. Parish Says
• Gas Co. Must Pay For Wrecked Ceona Ship, Judge Rules
• Australia's NSW Grabs $12.4B From Ausgrid Stake Sale
• Pa. Senate Approves Exhaustive Environmental Rule Review
• Alstom Seeks Sanctions For Insurer Ignoring ICC Order
• Private Equity Flows To Oil And Gas As Prices Stay Low
• El Paso Urges Del. Justices To Overturn $171M Judgment
• SEC Muddles Message With Watered-Down E&Y Fine
• Tervita Seeks US Protection To Finalize Canadian Restructure
• Energy Coalition Sues NY Over Nuclear Plant Subsidies
• Maxus Must File Creditor Info Despite ID Theft Concerns
• Hercules Ch. 11 Dispute Roils As Plan Ruling Looms
• 8th Circ. Remands Tribes' Suit Over Paradigm Pipelines
• Venezuela's Mining Co. Not Immune Under FSIA, Court Hears
• Sonatrach Secures Win In $240M Algerian Oil Contract Row
• Ukraine's Naftogaz Hits Russia With $2.6B Arbitration Claim
• ExxonMobil Climate Order Bolsters Sanctions Bid, Group Says
• Duke Energy Not Entitled To $10M Gas Buy Refund, PJM Says
• Rep. Blasts DOI Support For Klamath Dam Removal Project
• Calif. Tribe Files Complaint In Feds' CAA Suit Against Plant
• EPA Rejects GE Opposition To Housatonic PCB Cleanup
• 5th Circ. Vacates Apache Win In $1.5M Fraud Coverage Fight
• Suspected Power Agency Misconduct Draws Lawmakers' Eye
• Ex-Societe Generale Employee Says Arbitration Award Flawed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Vista Equity Partners, Chevron
• Ag, Biofuel Groups Blast EPA Aircraft GHG Emissions Rule
• WTO Deals Blow To US Dumping Policy Again In China Tussle
• Chicago Trader Settles CFTC's Spoofing Suit
• Calif. High Court Throws Wrench In Cooperative Federalism
• FPL Looks To Keep Rate Hike Deal On Track
• Oil Cos. Say $3.6B Collusion Class Action Lacks Fuel
• Enviros Sue Norway Over Arctic Oil Licenses
• PennEast Decries NJ Agency's Critique Of Pipeline Plan
• ExxonMobil Says IRS Owes It $1.35B In Botched Tax Refund
• 3 Takeaways From Global Deal To End Use Of HFCs
• BIA Needs Both Wyo. Tribes' OK For Joint Contracts: Judge
• GAO Report Sets Stage For Long Fight Over Train Brake Rule
• FERC Has No Say Over Fla. Pipeline, Kinder Morgan Says
• Coal Co.'s Win Won't Diminish EPA's Regulatory Clout
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alibaba, Tatts Group, Royal Dutch Shell
• Energy XXI Equity Owners Seek Class Cert. In Ch. 11
• DOI Urges FERC To Approve Klamath River Dam Removal
• Abeinsa Gets Nod For Restructuring Deal With Parent Co.
• Nuke Plant Risks Must Block $971M Pipeline, Enviros Say
• W.Va. Supreme Court Upholds Coal Co.'s Gas Well Contract
• Tristream Creditors Sue Over Rejection Of Midstream Deals
• Samsung Ship Unit Loses Bid For Repair Contract Arbitration
• SM Energy Picks Up West Texas Acreage In $1.6B Deal
• Oasis Petroleum To Pay $785M For ND Drilling Acreage
• Feds' Tribal Talks May Yield Clarity For Wary Energy Cos.
• Hunt Petroleum Heir Blasts Claims For $10M Gift Tax Refund
• Feds Say Lower Court Botched Seal's Endangered Status
• Ernst & Young Pays $11.8M Over Weatherford Audits
• Taking Advantage Of DOE Efficiency And Solar Tech Funding
• Funding And P3s For Water Infrastructure Projects: Part 2
• Rainmaker Q&A: Nossaman's Kevin Sheys
• Samson Gets Conditional OK For $660M In Ch. 11 Sales
• Texas Ranch Says Its Fight Against ETP Pipeline Isn't Moot
• Enviros Won't Oppose Navajo Co.'s Intervention In Mine Suit
• Braskem Investors Fight To Keep Petrobras Claims Afloat
• Law Firm Can't Appeal $7.8M Settlement Enforcement Denial
• Enviros Seek Rehearing Of 9th Circ. Biomass Plant Suit
• Trade Court Seeks More Light On Chinese Solar Panel Duties
• $150M GCL Bid Wins SunEdison Solar Material Business
• Cadwalader Brings Back Orrick Partner For Litigation Group
• DC Circ. Pauses Challenge To EPA's Tribal Land Oil, Gas Rule
• Rosneft, Trafigura, UCP Team Up For $13B Essar Buyout
• EPA Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold Water Intake Rule
• 5th Circ. Affirms Chartis Win In $30M Tesoro Cleanup Battle
• NJ Energy Provider Settles SEC's $20M Accounting Fraud Row
• Emerald Oil Seeks More Time To Hammer Out Ch. 11 Plan
• Insurer Seeks Quick Win In Trespass Coverage Row
• Pa. Court Jurisdiction Affirmed In Solar Payment Case
• Regulator Wrongly Backed Out Of Enviro Deal, NJ Court Told
• Nations Reach Global Deal To Slash Use Of HFCs
• Biz Group Urges High Court To Hear 2 Class Waiver Cases
• EPA Ordered To Examine Air Regs' Impact On Coal Jobs
• Funding And P3s For Water Infrastructure Projects: Part 1
• Exxon Wants To Add NY AG To Climate Subpoena Suit
• Dynegy Seeks To Avoid Court With $825M Bond Restructuring
• OPINION: 3rd-Party Litigation Funding Needs Transparency
• BP Shortchanges On Gas Royalty Payments, Suit Says
• Unbuilt Texas Cancer Center Creditors' Ch. 11 Plan Approved
• Law Firm Says It Can Fight Marshall Heir's Suit In 5th Circ.
• Honeywell Invokes Public Right To Ch. 11 Asbestos Docs
• Kinder Morgan Loses Bid To Take Land For $500M Pipeline
• 5 Ways Energy Cos. Can Limit Legal Fallout From Attacks
• Citgo Asks 5th Circ. To Downsize $81M Oil Spill Fine
• RSP Permian Pays $2.4B To Acquire Silver Hill Energy Cos.
• DOE Announces Final Rule For Access To Nuclear Material
• Texas Justices Avoid ConocoPhillips Well Fight With Deal
• Circor Nabs Downstream Oil, Gas Biz In $210M Deal
• EFH Gets Blessing On Deal Over $122M Wind Farm Claim
• Abengoa's US Creditors Say Global Deal Favors Spanish
• Trespass Claims Over Pipeline Can't Be Held Up, Judge Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sinochem, OAO Rosneft, Xella
• Breitburn Energy Shareholders Win Bid To Form Committee
• NY Nuclear Plant Gets $34M For Feds' Contract Breach
• Marcellus Shale Coalition Challenges Pa. Fracking Rules
• States, Industry Ask DC Circ. To Kill New Plant CO2 Rule
• Mammoth Energy Raises $116M In 2nd Energy IPO This Week
• India Blasts WTO's Ruling Against Solar Programs
• PPPs: Structuring For Efficient Infrastructure Renewal
• Kayne Anderson Capital Closes Roughly $2B Energy Fund
• Anglo-Dutch Loses Bid To Nix Interest On Atty Fees
• Offshore Wind Co. Awarded $21M In Canadian NAFTA Dispute
• 5 Tips For Forming A Tribal Electric Utility
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Jones Day, Cravath
• Mass. AG, Exxon Will Trade Evidence In Climate Fight
• Oil Co. Says Taiwan Shipper Can't Secure Fees Until Victory
• High Court Won't Hear Widow's Cancer Suit Against Gas Cos.
• $100K Fee OK'd For Mooted Class In Failed $35B Merger
• Sens. Urge Obama To Block Dakota Access Pipeline Now
• Vizio Slapped With Class Action Over Energy-Efficient TVs
• Energy Execs Must Give Back Tax Refunds, 5th Circ. Says
• Commerce Issues Initial Findings In Oil Tube Duty Reviews
• Deals Rumor Mill: Snapchat, Robert Bosch, Anglo American
• Calif. Rep. Urges FERC To Approve Klamath Dam Removal
• Solaria Objects To SunEdison Sale Over Prototype
• Samson Resources Defends $660M Oil, Gas Ch. 11 Auction
• Eastman Ducks TSCA Claims In W.Va. Chemical Spill
• 5th Circ. Won't Speed Up Total Gas Manipulation Appeal
• Okla. Residents Can't Stop $450M Wind Farm From Blowing
• Japan's Idemitsu Delays Integration Of Showa Shell Buy
• DOT Special Brakes Rule Lacked Sufficient Data, GAO Says
• Ga. And SC Are Newest Battlegrounds For Eminent Domain
• Few Happy With FirstEnergy Ohio Subsidy Plan Revision
• New DC Circuit Ruling Impacts International Arbitration
• 4 Texas Oil Cos. To Pay $3.5M For Clean Air Act Violations
• Duke Energy Can't Recoup $10M From Gas Buy, FERC Says
• SunEdison Hit With Fresh SEC Subpoena
• Shell Says Aluminum Ruling Helps Kill Oil Antitrust Claims
• Duane Morris Adds Ex-Sidley Partner, Ex-Brandywine GC
• National Grid To Refund $1.5M In Overcharges To Customers
• Creditors Seek 60-Day Limit For Maxus Ch. 11 Plan
• Biofuel Producers Cop To $60M Green Fuels Program Fraud
• Bush-Era EPA, DOT Officials Blast Trump's Candidacy
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Partner, 2 Associates In Texas
• Pa. GOP Senators Ask To Join Del. River Fracking Suit
• Canadian Investors Push For Sanctions For Mining Co. Prez
• Heirs Ask Texas Justices To Revive Exxon, Shell Claims
• NCAI, Tribes Join Navajo Land Fight In 10th Circ.
• Industry, Enviros Blast EPA Ozone Rule Challenges In DC Circ.
• SEC Says Breitburn Can Afford Shareholder Payout In Ch. 11
• Outgoing Navy Secretary Touts Direction Of Built-Up Fleet
• Planned Ohio Pipeline Flouts Coal Mining Rights, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Brigham Resources, Actis, Advent
• Interior Objects To Samson Ch. 11 Sales Over $137M Claim
• Extraction Oil & Gas Tops 3 IPOs Totaling $700M
• Auto Port Logistics Giant Sues To Ditch Polluted Facility
• SEC Spotlights Undrilled Reserves And Resource Estimates
• FERC Urged To Nix Exelon's $110M NY Nuke Plant Buy
• The Art Of Silence At Trial
• Rainmaker Q&A: Steptoe & Johnson's Sharon Flanery
• BP Says Well Production Doesn't Affect Its Rights To Lease
• Samson Says Bankruptcy Sale Efforts Raised $660M
• Loeb & Loeb Nabs Real Estate Atty From Hogan Lovells
• Peabody Gets Breathing Space In Deal With Ch. 11 Lenders
• Apache, W&T Offshore Abandonment Pact Found Ambiguous
• Paradigm Pipeline Appeal Remains Urgent, Tribes Tell 8th Circ.
• Porter Hedges Adds Cross-Border Energy Pro From McKool
• Tribe, Enviros Say DOI Rightly Canceled Mont. Oil Lease
• Norton Rose's New US Managing Partner Eyes Expansion
• Deals Rumor Mill: CenturyLink, OMV, LPL Financial Holdings
• Suspended SUNY Poly President Quits Amid Bribery Charges
• Phillips 66 Sends Midstream Assets To MLP In $1.3B Deal
• DOE Rule Simplifies Interstate Power Transmission Siting
• Okla. High Court Keeps $30M Verdict In Pipeline Blast Suit
• Marathon Petroleum Says BP Owes It For Texas Refinery Fixes
• Davis Polk Advises Noble Group On $1B Energy Unit Sale
• DC Circ. Rejects Tribe's Bid To Block Dakota Pipeline
• Oil Firm Says Rival Stole Workers, Info To Get Chevron Biz
• Duke Energy Reaps $2.4B From International Biz Sales
• Texas Oil Co. Luxe Energy Picks Up $524M From NGP
• Ky. Mine Prez Says Bank Account Off-Limits To Investors
• Total Pushes For Speedy FERC Gas Manipulation Appeal
• Pipeline Co. Tells 5th Circ. Eminent Domain Appeal Is Moot
• GE Drops $1.65B To Bring Wind Turbine Maker In-House
• NJ Atty Suspended For Settling Case Without Client's Consent
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Latham, Kirkland
• Oil Exec Shouldn't Get Redo On Contempt Order, SEC Asserts
• 4 Firms To Steer IPOs Totaling $1B Amid Energy Rebound
• Despite Progress, Big Obstacles Still Loom For Paris Deal
• Samson Plan Takes Advantage Of Thanksgiving: Watchdog
• API Looks To Pause Suit Over EPA's Tribal Land Oil, Gas Rule
• Supreme Court Urged To Review EPA Water Rule Jurisdiction
• Feds, Sierra Club Urge 10th Circ. To Reinstate Fracking Rules
• SAP, Accenture Lose Bid For Fees In Wellogix IP Row
• Block Of $971M Pipeline Project Unwarranted, FERC Says
• Ex-State Dept Attys Weigh In On Venezuelan Seizure Suit
• Exxon Accused Of Using Tax-Exempt Group To Lobby
• $5.6B Green Energy Deal Is Germany's Largest IPO In Years
• EPA Agrees To Review Gas Emissions Standards To End Suit
• ICSID To Broadcast German Nuclear Plant Arbitration Hearings
• Frank's Pays $321M For Oil And Gas Services Co. Blackhawk
• A Battle Over The Business Of Rooftop Solar
• Pa. Cases Could Pave Clearer Path For Local Fracking Laws
• New York State's Energy Marketplace Heading Into 2016 Q4
• Coal Mining Co. Loses 11th Circ. Challenge To Safety Order
• SPower Gains $786M In Funding For 9 Solar Projects
• New Pa. Fracking Regs To Finally Take Effect
• Total Strikes $3.2B Deal To Sell Chemical Unit
• Standing Rock Stirring Cross-Border Pipeline Resistance
• DOI Won't Halt Mont. Coal Mine Project For Climate Impacts
• Spectra Investor Says $28B Deal Disclosure Is Lacking
• ConocoPhillips Sues Venezuela's Oil Arm Over Asset Dumps
• Exxon Takes Issue With Reported $74B Fine From Chad Court
• Judge Won't Defer To IRS Ruling In $300M Sunoco Row
• Pa. Energy Co. Employee Hit With Fraud, Tax Evasion Charges
• Texas Appeals Court Upholds Win In Oil Royalties Fight
• CVR Wants Wachtell Negligence Suit Over $37M Fees Revived
• Deals Rumor Mill: Snapchat, CSN, Rosneft
• Feds Owe $13.8M To Entergy In Nuclear Waste Suit
• First Global Agreement To Cut Aviation Emissions Reached
• WTO Decision On EU Biodiesel Duties Upheld On Appeal
• States Say EPA Ignored Plea To Limit Cross-State Pollution
• Gas Royalty Suit Can't Stay In Fed. Court, 10th Circ. Told
• Maxim Settlement Reflects Expansive View Of FERC Rule
• UK Judge Won't Freeze Miner's Assets After LCIA Refusal
• Coming Soon: The 3-D (And 4-D) Brief
• Abengoa Seeks To Moot Creditor Bid For Discovery
• Harvard Beats Students' Challenge To Fossil Fuel Investments
• Pipeline Fights May Determine Scope Of Climate Reviews
• Ind. Law On Property Valuation Holds Up, Tax Court Says
• Drilling-Related Methane Emissions Underestimated: NOAA
• EPA Sets The Stage For Expanded GHG Regulations
• Pa. Justices Reject Appeal Over Notice In Gas Lease Clash
• Venoco Class Settles Pre-Ch. 11 Sale Fight For $19M In Del.
• Murphy Energy Files Ch. 11, Eyes Possible Sale
• Tribes Say Fed. Energy Development Oversight Unneeded
• Bradley Enters Texas With 9-Lawyer Houston Office
• New Pa. Justices Go Green In 2nd Rollback Of Drilling Laws
• Australia Faces $200M Claim Over US Co.'s Generator Seizure
• Seagate, Solyndra Trusts Get OK For $17M Ch. 11 Deal
• PHMSA Finalizes Rule Expanding Emergency Authority
• Teco Wants Another Go In ICSID Arbitration With Guatemala
• Whistler Energy Says It's Close To Ch. 11 Deal With Apollo
• What To Expect From A Congressional Investigation
• Andrews Kurth Adds Oil And Gas Vet As Partner In Houston
• DC Circ. Seems Skeptical Of Sioux Push To Block Pipeline
• Extreme Plastics Sale Plan Hinges On Stalking Horse Bidder
• Facts Remain Key In Seeking 3rd-Party Funding Costs
• The 'Tough Noogies' Doctrine: Rights But No Remedies
• Citing Cheap Gas, PSEG Shutters 2 NJ Coal Plants
• Aegis Oil Agrees To Pay $41M To End SEC Suit
• SimuSolar Tries US Crowdfunding To Finance Africa Projects
• Enviros Get Corps Memo Added To Water Rule Appeal
• Biodiesel Co. Settles Fuel Standard Violations For $6M
• SunEdison Spinoff Challenges Proposed Solar Biz Sale
• Enviros Blast Navajo Co.'s Bid To Join And Nix Mine Suit
• Total Wants Appeal Sped Up In $225M FERC Manipulation Suit
• EU Vote Catapults Climate Agreement Toward Taking Effect
• EFH Settles $40M In Uranium Contract Claims
• Natural Gas Is A Taxable Motor Fuel, Ill. Tribunal Says
• PPG Snags Naming Rights For Pittsburgh Penguins Arena
• NY Court Won't Ax Suit Over Stake In $55B Russian Oil Deal
• Rainmaker Q&A: Deans & Lyons' Chad Castille
• Pipeline Co. Slams Class Cert. Bid In Calif. Spill Suit
• Negotiating An In-Project Construction Dispute
• BP Says Investors Must Follow $175M Deal's Opt-Out Rules
• Solar Co. Tweaks $150M IPO Plan, Mammoth Sets Terms
• Hess Owes $32M For NJ Power Plant, Skanska, Partners Say
• Environmentalists Urge Obama Not To Expand Gulf Drilling
• Samson Seeks Mediation As Creditors Prep Competing Plan
• DOI Says It Had Power To Nix Controversial Mont. Oil Lease
• Philippine Energy Co. Drops $1.2B On Power Plant Stakes
• Rainmaker Q&A: Archer & Greiner's Phil Cha
• 5th Circ. Removes Judge From Miss. AG's Entergy Suit
• 1 Firm Breaks From Pack As IPOs Rebound In Sept.
• Fed. Circ. Zaps Suit Seeking To Force Electricity Refunds
• FPL Gains Fla. OK For $451M Coal Plant Deal To Cut Costs
• Liberty Asks Court To Limit Exxon Refinery Repair Coverage
• Full 5th Circ. Affirms Class Cert. In Pyramid-Scheme Suit
• Dominion Wins Double Damages In Alstom Patent Trial
• GE-Owned Homer City In Default Forbearance, Seeking Buyer
• Energy Co. Lied In EB-5 App For Biofuel Plants, Say Funds
• H&P Blasts Venezuela's High Court Attempt To Shield Seizure
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• Trudeau Outlines Carbon Tax For Canada
• US Calls For Swift Enforcement Of Recent WTO Wins
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• Texas Oil Co. Exec Says SEC Fraud Case Must Go To Trial
• English High Court OKs Recovery Of 3rd-Party Funding Costs
• Enviros Slam DOT Bid To Duck Suit Over Spill Response Plans
• High Court Won't Take A Look At Calif. Arbitration Clauses
• Gas Co.'s 'Repugnant' Arbitration Vs. Prisoner Overturned
• Alaska Backs FERC At DC Circ. In $786M Project Dispute
• Fortune Magazine Knocks Secrecy In Oxbow Chancery Case
• Tribes Assert Separate Rights To Oppose Dakota Pipeline
• Braskem In Talks With DOJ, SEC Over Bribery Allegations
• Exxon Fights Pipeline Regulator's $2.6M Fine At 5th Circ.
• BP Spills 700 Barrels Of Oil In North Sea
• Enviros, Tribe Urge Rejection Of Wash. Oil Terminal Expansion
• Colorado Gives Thumbs-Up To $1.1B Wind Energy Project
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• Ceja Moves To Beat Suit Over Oil, Gas Lease On Tribe's Land
• High Court Won't Hear Class Arbitrability In Gas Lease Row
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• Halliburton Escapes FLSA Suit Under Arbitration Clause
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