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Energy - October, 2017

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• NextEra Says EFH Ch. 11 Plan Must Cover Rejected $275M Fee
• Exide Judge Urges Settlement With Calif. Regulators
• Petrobras Says EIG Funds Can't Skirt Sovereign Immunity
• ITC Calls For Tariffs On Solar Panels; Next Step Up To Trump
• Fight Over La Paloma Ch. 11 Plan Distribution Continues
• Reed Smith Pulls In Houston-Based Energy Partner
• Dem. Lawmakers Urge OMB To Fund Tribal Housing Plan
• EPA Says No Agency Grants For Science Committee Members
• Judge OKs Oil Heir Dropping Suit Against Ex-Dallas DA, Attys
• Deals Rumor Mill: Petrobras, SenseTime, Staples
• Ex-Crowell & Moring Chair Makes Move To Bracewell In DC
• PE Firm Sells Stake In NY Salt Mine For $225M
• Exxon, Oil Co. Pay EPA $2.5M Each For Clean Air Act Claims
• Dynegy, Calpine Deals Signal Power Producer M&A Surge
• FERC, Alaska Pipeline Settle $786M Project Suit In DC Circ.
• Proposed Delaware River Fracking Ban Slammed At Hearing
• Enviros Want DC Circ. To Halt FERC Certification Of Pipeline
• Swiss Court Won't Upend Contract In Croatian Oil Co. Row
• It's Up To EPA, Congress To Act On Commerce Reg Reforms
• Judging A Book: McConnell Reviews 'Unequal'
• Texas AG Says 127 Gas Stations Gouged Prices During Harvey
• My Supreme Court Debut: 1 Final Sentence
• Defending The National Historic Preservation Act: Part 2
• La Paloma Plan Confirmed Over Jr. Creditor Objections
• MoFo Resolves Fee Dispute In Sungevity Ch. 11
• FERC Greenlights NY Pipeline Amid Permit Denial Fight
• Ukraine Can't Nix $12M Award Over Royalties To UK Gas Co.
• Tribe Hits Back At BP Bid To Get Out Of Tribal Court Suit
• Energy Co., NAM Join Gas Tax Opponents Before High Court
• Investors Try To Revive Baker Botts Subpoena In Yukos Suit
• BP, Exxon, Others Dodge Revival Of La. Coastal Damage Suit
• Vistra Buys Dynegy To Create $20B Merchant Power Giant
• FBI Probing Nixed $300M Puerto Rico Power Contract
• Biofuel Co. Can't Delay Trial In $90M Suit Over Supply Pact
• Judge Attaches Fuel In $9.1M Seized Ship Arbitration Spat
• Ill. Nuke Plant Subsidy Plan Is Sound, 7th Circ. Told
• Supreme Court Won't Hear National Oilwell Racism Claims
• DC Circ. Pauses Heavy-Duty Truck Trailer Emissions Rule
• Making Pro Bono Work
• Massachusetts Emerges As An Energy Storage Leader
• Being There: Preparing Witnesses For Depositions
• Defending The National Historic Preservation Act: Part 1
• Enviros Slam Trump's Promise To Hatch To Shrink Bears Ears
• 5th Circ. Tosses ATP Ch. 7 Trustee's Excessive-Payout Claims
• Texas Justices Take Up 2nd 'Retained Acreage' Lease Case
• Lawmakers Probe Mont. Energy Firm's Deal With Puerto Rico
• Enviros Press FERC To Deny 2nd Crack At Ore. LNG Project
• Pipeline Threatens Pinelands, NJ Sierra Club Suit Says
• Peoples Bank Misrepresented Coal Appraisal, Suit Says
• Int'l Arbitration Facing Growing Pains, Ex-Deputy GC Says
• Texas Jury Hits Housing Co. With $7M Verdict For Explosion
• 9th Circ. Urged To Call Off Extra Water For Threatened Fish
• Texas Justices To Weigh Eagle Ford Offset Well Dispute
• Zinke Denies Role In Puerto Rico Contract Amid FEMA Probe
• AGL Services Co. Wins $7.4M In Pipeline Contract Row
• 'Cost of Carbon' Calculus Key To Trump's Reg Rollback Push
• CIT Rejects Bid For Duties On Korean Oil Pipes
• Baker Hughes' Investors Seek Stock Review In $7.4B GE Deal
• Utility Servicer Ducks Federal Claims In Ill. Stock Fraud Suit
• NY Graft Defendants Want 'Problematic' Court Display Hidden
• EPA Sue-And-Settle Shift Foils Drilling Waste Deal, ND Says
• Making Pro Bono Work: The Sidley-Exelon Partnership
• IRS Pushes Tax Court To Keep Eaton Pricing Win As Is
• Nuke Agency Unveils Final Guidelines For Los Alamos Bids
• Recipe For Legal Project Management: Look To BBQ Champs
• Nev. Tribe Says Sovereignty Protects It From BP's Suit
• Texas Power Regulators Want More Study On Pricing Changes
• MoFo Slams Sungevity Creditor's Ch. 11 Fee Claims
• 6th Circ. Revives Marathon Refinery Pollution Suit
• Two Arbitrators Step Down In Spanish Energy Row
• Total Says Cash-Strapped Cobalt Is Shaking It Down For $29M
• Pa. Regulator Won't Let Sunoco Start Pipeline Facility Work
• Occidental Owes Repsol $65M In NJ River Cleanup Saga
• La Paloma Senior Creditors Defend Ch. 11 Plan Proposal
• BP Unit And PE-Backed Retailer Price IPOs Raising $1.1B
• Ex-HSBC Trader Rips Ruling Forcing Him To Stand Trial In US
• Westinghouse Lays Out Vision For Long-Term Ch. 11 Case
• Houston Valve Co. Sues Auditing Firm Over $10M Restatement
• NY Threatens EPA Suit Over Lax Upwind Smog Enforcement
• Fla. Regulator OKs Duke Deal To Cut Rates, Add $6B In Solar
• Scrap Over Oil Moneyman's Bail Not A Conflict, Judge Holds
• Pillsbury Lures 2 Arbitration Pros From Norton Rose In UK
• Massachusetts Online Permitting Increases Transparency
• Making Pro Bono Work: Can You Practice In Your State?
• Representing Women At The Intersection Of Law And Finance
• Calif. Regulator Faces Suit Sparked By $379M Wildfire Costs
• Energy, Enviro Agencies Pose Ways To Cut Industry Slack
• La Paloma Creditors Call Ch. 11 Plan Recoveries Unfair
• Baker Hughes Urges PTAB To Nix Smith Int'l Drilling IP
• 10th Circ. Wrongly Put Wind Farm Ruling On Hold, Tribe Says
• Lifetree Urges NY Court Not To Pause $90M Contract Fight
• Foley & Lardner Welcomes Back Ex-Schlumberger Enviro Atty
• UK Justices Say $9M Award Winner Can Access Iraqi Oil Debt
• Shell Denied Quick Win In $74M Unpaid Drilling Work Suit
• EU OKs Hungary's €131M Chem Plant Aid, Cites Local Benefits
• Dem AGs, Enviros Want Fuel Efficiency Penalty Delay Nixed
• San Juan Mayor Wants Contentious Grid Repair Deal Nixed
• Sidley Austin Adds 5 Andrews Kurth Cap Markets, M&A Attys
• Making Pro Bono Work: Building Sponsorship Relationships
• Kazakhstan Lost Appeal In $506M Award Row, Investors Say
• GIP Leads $3.7B Deal For Asia-Pacific Renewable Energy Co.
• NextEra Isn't Due $90M Tax Refund, Gov't Tells 11th Circ.
• Anglers' NY Wind Farm Challenge Is Premature, Agency Says
• EPA Chemical, Air Nominees Survive Split Committee Vote
• House Bill Would Raise Stakes Of Congressional Inquiries
• Enviros Sue DOI For Emails From Oil, Hunting Groups
• Clean Water Act Challenges To Pipeline Projects: Part 2
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Be A Sponge
• HSBC Exec Conviction A Cautionary Tale To Forex Market
• US Tells Justices AIA Patent Reviews Are Constitutional
• Oil & Gas Exec Says He Was Wrongly Ousted As Counsel
• DOI Proposes 77M Acre Offshore Oil & Gas Lease Sale In Gulf
• Venoco Gets OK To Desert Calif. Pipelines Despite Local Fears
• Statoil Employee Says She Was Fired For Reporting Fraud
• 5th Circ. Urged To Send $400M Petrobras Suit To Arbitration
• With Settlement, Chevron's Trade Secrets Suit Dismissed
• Peabody Evades Calif. Climate Change Suits With Ch. 11 Plan
• Regional Operators' Rebuke Of Perry Plan May Sway FERC
• Rio Tinto Hit With Investor Suit Over Mozambique Coal Fraud
• Ex-Yukos Investors Can't Mail Subpoenas In Russia Tax Row
• Making Pro Bono Work: Beyond The Hurdles
• DC Circ. Tosses Sierra Club Challenge To Highway Air Tests
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Restore Seal Threatened Status
• Hess Sells Norwegian Subsidiary To BP Unit In $2B Deal
• Statoil Unit Can Battle Royalty Penalty After Order Revision
• US Slaps More Duties On Argentine, Indonesian Biodiesel
• Clean Water Act Challenges To Pipeline Projects: Part 1
• $2.8M Injury Verdict Is Flawed, Oil Co. Tells Texas Panel
• Platinum Execs' Doc Requests Denied In $1B Fraud Row
• Ukraine Asks Russia's Top Court To Bar $144M Tatneft Award
• Honeywell, Others Tell DC Circ. To Rethink HFC Rule Decision
• Sungevity Creditor Seeks Partial Refund Of MoFo's Fees
• US Water Gets $7.5M Over Infringed Ethanol-Production IP
• Judging A Book: Pryor Reviews 'Scalia Speaks'
• Dominion Can Work On Va. Transmission Project During Suit
• Linde Drops Tender Threshold For $70B Praxair Merger
• Tribe Asks 10th Circ. To Revive Landowner's Drill Permit Suit
• Ameriforge Defends Ax Of Worldwide's Blowout Preventer IP
• Blue Wolf Brings In $540M For Latest PE Fund
• In A Town's Fight Against Gas Drilling, Preemption Is Key
• Force Majeure During Construction — Are You Ready?
• HSBC Executive Convicted Of Forex Fraud
• Navigating Numerical Models In Environmental Litigation
• The Inside Counsel Revolution
• More Answers On Noncompetes From 7th Circ.
• Builder Opposes Stay In Bid To Toss $23M Arbitration Award
• SunEdison Ch. 11 Plan Foes Seek Info On Rights Offering
• US Trustee Waves Off Request For Seadrill Equity Committee
• Enviros, Industry Seek Review Of EPA Recycling Rule Decision
• Energy Co. Bringing Turbines To Puerto Rico Faces Obstacles
• ICSID Roundup: The Latest Claims You Need To Know
• 7 Firms To Guide IPOs Topping $2.1B As October Heats Up
• Bouchard Will Pay $13.3M To End Claims From Oil Barge Spill
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vitol, RWE, Airbus
• Gibson Dunn Adds Ex-Shearman & Sterling Energy Partner
• EPA Shuns Biofuel Standard Changes In Win For Corn States
• 2nd Circ. Won't Reconsider NY's Nix Of $683M Gas Pipeline
• Kazakhstan Accuses Investors Of Racketeering In $506M Feud
• FERC Order Signals States Can't Delay Pipeline Rulings
• How Arbitrators Maintain Proportionality In Discovery
• Sierra Club Sues EPA For Missing Renewable Fuel Deadlines
• Ex-HSBC Exec's Trial Over $3.5B Forex Deal In Jury's Hands
• Pillsbury Adds Former Coats Rose Litigator In Houston
• PG&E Liable For $8M Landslide Damage, San Francisco Says
• Alta Mesa Agrees To Pay $4.57M To Settle Gas Royalty Row
• Feds Sue Barge Operator Over New England Oil Spill
• Pa. Justices To Mull Limits Of Gas Well Impact Fees
• FERC Sets Default 40-Year License For Hydro Projects
• Parker Hannifin Says Feds' Merger Challenge Came Too Late
• DOT's Rail Brake, Competitive Switching Proposals In Doubt
• Former FERC Commissioners Slam Perry's Grid Pricing Plan
• Investors Lose Bid For 20M Pages Of Docs In Volkswagen MDL
• Mayor Acts For Boston In FERC Pipeline Row, DC Circ. Hears
• Enviros Say NRG Can't Stall Rejection Of Calif. Gas Plant
• The Law Firm CFO's Role In The Strategic Planning Process
• Electric Vehicle Safety Regs: A Global Comparison
• Pa. Reps. Pass Natural Gas Severance Tax Through Committee
• Ex-HSBC Forex Exec Gets 'F-Minus In Fraud,' Jury Hears
• SantosCMI Loses Bid To Escape Hyundai Arbitration
• Arch Coal Tells DC Circ. Black Lung Bulletin Is Reviewable
• Pa. Panel Mulls If Towns Can Regulate Pipeline Locations
• Chevron Phillips Worker Cops To $1.8M Embezzlement Plot
• Bayer, Others Sued Over Radioactive Waste Near Niagara Falls
• Agencies Balk At Venoco Plan To Ditch Pipelines, Drill Sites
• Sen. Asks FERC To Probe $3.6B Market Manipulation Claims
• 4th Circ. Scraps $3.5B Pipeline Permit Fight For New Review
• Law Firms Must Transition To An Industry Sector Approach
• Gas Co. Says Pols, Enviros Have No Right To Fight Pipeline
• On Second Thought: EFH Court's Extraordinary Move
• Sens. Float Bill To Speed Up Small-Scale LNG Exports
• Gambia Faces Arbitration Over Offshore Drilling Rights
• Pa. Justices Told Frack Rule Ban Imperils Protection Efforts
• Human Rights Compliance: Best Practices For Energy Cos.
• NM, Calif. AGs Challenge Fed Oil & Gas Royalty Rule Repeal
• EPA 'Sue And Settle' Shift May Mean Tougher Court Fights
• Shell's $5M Spill Settlement A 'Slap In The Face,' Court Told
• Feds Say Recorded Calls Prove Ex-HSBC Forex Exec's Guilt
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Osage Nation Wind Farm Lease Case
• Rio Tinto Hit With SEC Fraud Suit, $36.5M UK Fine
• Kinder Morgan Seeks Toss Of $9.2B Merger Challenge
• EIG Funds Say Petrobras Lacks Immunity From Drillship Suit
• Platinum Judge Suddenly Reassigns $1B Fraud Cases
• States, Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Decide Clean Power Merits
• Judging A Book: Kozinski Reviews 'The Judge'
• GE To Pay Feds While Selling Water Biz In Baker Hughes Deal
• FERC Chair Says Perry's Grid Proposal Deserves Fair Shot
• CenterPoint Must Face Black Female Worker's Bias Suit
• Interior Dept. Moves For Quick Win In Canceled Lease Suit
• Sierra Club To Appeal FirstEnergy Subsidy To Ohio Top Court
• How Will High Court Rule On IPR? Clues In A Thomas Dissent
• Enviro Rights: What's The Public Trust Role In Pa.?
• The Rise Of Employee Religious Discrimination Claims
• The Legal Theory Behind The Clean Power Plan's Repeal
• Insurer Needn't Defend In $105.7M Well Coverage Suit
• Ex-HSBC Exec Denies Involvement In Forex Fraud Conspiracy
• Split FERC OKs Atlantic Coast, Mountain Valley Pipelines
• US Energy Firm Puts Poland In Crosshairs Over Nixed Deals
• BP Midstream, Four Others Launch IPOs Exceeding $1.3B
• Ghana Wants To Toss $13M Award Over Electricity Row
• EPA Chief Moves To End 'Sue And Settle' Practice
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, AT&T, iQiyi
• 15 Minutes With The Williams Cos.' General Counsel
• SJI Inks $1.7B Deal For Southern Co. Gas Units In NJ, Md.
• NY Says FERC Can't Override Pipeline Permit Denial
• New Post-Recession Metrics For BigLaw Partner Success
• Why The Supreme Court Could Rule ALJs Unconstitutional
• Solar Co. Suniva Gets OK For $3M Boost To DIP Loan
• DC Circ. Urged Not To Delay Truck Trailer Emissions Rule
• C&J Investor Says $5M Fee Bid Justified By $250M Savings
• EFH Reaches Deal Over Vistra Tax Allocation Dispute
• SunEdison Can End IP Contract With Korean Co., Judge Rules
• OW Bunker Tells 2nd Circ. Subcontractors Can't Claim Fuel
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive National Oilwell Employee's ADA Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Weinstein Co., Saudi Aramco, Atlantia
• Feds Reach Cleanup Deal For Maryland Superfund Site
• Trump Taps Climate Skeptic To Lead WH Enviro Council
• Time To Lift Student Loan Counseling Restrictions
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Anglo-Dutch Atty Fees Row
• Luminant Shutters 2 Texas Coal-Fired Plants
• Tribe Demands Nix Of Slawson Drilling Go-Ahead
• Deciding The Forum For 'Waters Of The US' Suits
• Learning From DOJ's Parker Hannifin Merger Challenge
• ICSID Nixes Nigeria's Bid To DQ Arbitrators In Oil Dispute
• Lawmakers Seek More On FCA Plan For Aramco Listing Rules
• FERC, Barclays To End Fight Over $453M Manipulation Penalty
• EFH Judge Halts Former Unit From Filing Tax Return
• Westinghouse Asks To Use DIP Funds For Nondebtors' Bills
• EPA Tells DC Circ. New Law May Alter Coal Ash Rule
• Ex-HSBC Exec Defends Actions Over $3.5B Forex Deal
• O'Melveny Defends $2.5M Fee Bid In La Paloma Ch. 11
• Bankrupt CST Industries Gets Nod For Bonus, Retention Pay
• Boston PE Fund Sues 2 Cos. For Diluting Securities, Fraud
• Brazilian Watchdog Eyes $385M Petrobras Subsidiary Sale
• Pipeline Co. Urges FERC To Override NY Permit Denial
• Valero, Calif. AG Settle Row Over Energy Terminal Deal
• Ariz. Agency Says Gov't Must Face Tribal Water Row
• Eversource Seeks Regulatory OK Of $258M Power Plants Sale
• API Says BLM Flaring Rule Twists Definition Of 'Waste'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rio Tinto Group, Abertis, HKE
• Breitburn Urges NY Judge To Approve New Ch. 11 Plan
• Saudi Oil Investor Wants $2M Palantir Shares Unfrozen
• Perry Gets Rough Reception On Hill Over FERC Grid Proposal
• Enviros Threaten Suit Over EPA Effluent Rule Delay
• NY Insurance Case Highlights Importance Of Specific Wording
• Russia Told Of Subpoena Efforts, Ex-Yukos Shareholders Say
• Fla. Energy Biz Partners Trade Barbs At Bankruptcy Trial
• Ex-HSBC Exec Tells Jury $3.5B Forex Deal Was Aboveboard
• Jury Awards $8.1M In Retaliation Case At Hanford Nuke Site
• Why You Should Consider Hyperlinking Your Next Brief
• FERC Won't Slow Down Review Of Perry's Grid Proposal
• 6th Circ. Affirms Land Scout's Conviction In Coal Mining Scam
• CIT Backs Commerce's Price Math On S. Korean Transformers
• Petrobras Hits Snag In $2.2B Asset Sale To Total
• Eversource, Avangrid Squeezed NE Pipelines, Report Says
• BNP Paribas To Stop Financing Certain Fossil Fuel Cos.
• FERC's Southwest Grid Plan OK Discriminatory, DC Circ. Told
• High Court Wary Of Feds' Water Rule Jurisdiction Argument
• Dakota Access Pipeline Can Operate During Enviro Review
• DC Circ. Eyes Pols, Enviros' Right To Pursue Pipeline Suit
• FERC Says $2.2B Nexus Pipeline Construction Is A Go
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Listen Carefully, Speak Up
• Viability Of 'Act Of God' Defense In A Superstorm World
• Partner Says He Tried To Keep Bankrupt Energy Co. Going
• Texas Justices Weigh Atty Pay After Oral Contingency Deals
• 'Pre-Hedging' Is Standard Practice, HSBC Forex Jury Hears
• Trump's Clean Power Plan Repeal Will Face Legal Gantlet
• Platinum Execs Say Insurers Must Give Cash For Defense
• French Oil Services Co. Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Plan
• Insurer Can't Compel Arbitration In $12M Halliburton Row
• CST Creditors Blast Possible $2.1M Bonuses For Execs
• Baker McKenzie Snags LNG Attorney From Vinson & Elkins
• Fee Examiner Appointed In Puerto Rico Utility Restructuring
• Enbridge Unit Says Mass. Town Preempted In Pipeline Battle
• Japanese Gov't, Utility To Pay $4.4M Over Nuclear Meltdown
• Deals Rumor Mill: CeramTec, Atlantia, Helix Energy
• Latin American Miner Nexa Resources Launches $605M IPO
• EPA Chief Pruitt Kick-Starts Clean Power Plan Rollback
• Mark Your Calendar: High Court To Consider Abolishing PTAB
• Chancery Grants $4M In Attys' Fees For $20M TerraForm Deal
• Yukos Owners Drop French Enforcement Bid For $50B Awards
• Baker Botts Argues Privilege For Docs In $50B Yukos Row
• Layne Christensen Worker's Hostile Workplace Claim Revived
• Exxon, Gov't Ordered To Deal With Docs In $1.35B Refund Row
• Asian-Americans Facing Challenges In The Legal Industry
• High Court Set To Hear Clean Water Rule Arguments
• US Urged To Take Action Against China's IP Infractions
• Mass. AG Runs Point As Top Trump Critic
• Landowners Lose $4M Suit Accusing Dakota Access Of Fraud
• 'No Harm, No Foul,' DC Circ. Suggests In Uranium Mining Row
• Merger Enforcement Takeaways From 5 Recent Cases
• Northern Dynasty Unit Unveils Smaller Pebble Mine Plan
• Pa. Enviros Challenge Williams' $1.9B Pipeline Project
• Revoking Sudan Sanctions Brings New Prospects, Old Risks
• Supreme Court Rejects Convicted Ex-Massey CEO's Appeal
• HSBC FX Exec Said 'I Think We Got Away With It,' Jury Hears
• Insurer Wants Quick Win In Faulty Pipeline Coverage Dispute
• GE, Eaton, Carrier To Pay NY State $1.5M In Landfill Suit
• Solar Panel Co. Suniva Seeks Emergency Ch. 11 DIP Hike
• Taxation With Representation: Stikeman, White, DLA, Dorsey
• Ecuadorean Firm Can't Escape Arbitration, Hyundai Unit Says
• Trump's Rollback Of Energy Regs Hits Legal Speed Bumps
• Corps' Dakota Access Review Taking Longer Than Expected
• Trump EPA Set To Dismantle Obama's Signature Climate Regs
• Breitburn Shareholders Fume Over 5th Ch. 11 Delay Request
• A BigLaw Ladies' Guide To Becoming A 1st-Chair Trial Lawyer
• Biotech Firm Can Arbitrate Patent Row At AAA, Chancery Says
• Enviros Want $6M In Fees From Exxon In $20M Pollution Row
• Energy Networking Site Creator Gets Year And A Day For Hack
• Pipeline Co. Says Subclasses Are Too Big In Oil Spill Suit
• BLM Chucks Obama-Era Mining Ban In Sage-Grouse Habitat
• 5th Circ. Sticks By $3M Exxon Contractor Coverage Ruling
• Enviros Urge DC Judge Not To Toss EPA Effluent Rule Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• SEC Seeks $17M Disgorgement In Alleged Oil And Gas Fraud
• Expert Tells Of HSBC Trading Frenzy Around $3.5B Forex Deal
• La Paloma Junior Lenders Say They Should Keep Recoveries
• Texas Energy Cos. Can't Block Rival's Atty Fee Win
• Employees Take National Oilwell Racism Claims To High Court
• Stoel Rives Picks Up Enviro Duo From Stinson Leonard Street
• CFTC Self-Reporting Policy Leaves Open Several Questions
• Sunoco Loses Redo Bid At 3rd Circ. Over Rewards Program
• Westinghouse Seeks OK To Pay $8.3M In Exec Incentives
• 5th Circ. Won't Lift Ex-Statoil Exec Injunction In IP Suit
• House Dems Want DOI Monument Review Info Released
• Clean Energy Investors Get Reprieve From FERC Review
• Trump Taps Faegre Baker Pro As EPA's Second-In-Command
• Mexican Drilling Co.'s $6.7M Award In Charter Row Confirmed
• Former DOJ Atty Joins Venable's SF Enviro Practice
• Insurer Buys More Time In Exxon Suit But Gets Scolding Too
• No Quick Win For ENGlobal In Power Plant Contract Row
• DC Circ. Scratches Oral Arguments In LNG Approval Fights
• TransCanada Pulls Plug On $12B Pipeline Project
• 5 Tips To Ensure Proper Deposition Behavior
• BLM Must Enforce Obama-Era Methane Rule, Court Says
• GulfMark Wins Ch. 11 Plan OK To Swap Out $450M In Debt
• HSBC Trader Dishes On Forex Collusion At Exec's Fraud Trial
• Suit Over Minn. Power Grid Law To Test Federal, State Reach
• Korean Scientist Gets 14 Months In Bribe Laundering Case
• Time-Pressed Sen. Panel Probes WHD, NLRB Picks' Views
• Senate Dems Skewer Trump's EPA Chemical, Air Nominees
• Deals Rumor Mill: Brookfield, Saudi Aramco, A Schulman
• House Panel OKs Native American Energy Bill
• Pa. Gov. Again Calls To Tax Shale Gas To End Budget Standoff
• Insurer Need Not Cover $23M Suit Over Energy Asset Sales
• La. Appeals Court Affirms Damages In Citgo Spill Row
• Linn Energy Continues Sell-Off With $200M Wyo. Land Deal
• Coal Cos. Ask High Court To Review EPA Jobs Analysis
• Yukos Shareholders Face More Roadblocks In Russia Tax Row
• Retirees Lose Class Cert. Bid Over Health Benefit Changes
• Energy Co. Hit With Sanctions Over Detained Ship Costs
• BLM Proposes Delay To Gas-Venting Rule Compliance Dates
• Software Developer Says Drilling Co. Can't Take His Work
• Cairn Exec Says He Didn't Suspect HSBC Tanked $3.5B Deal
• Revised SunEdison D&O Allocation Pact Gets Judge's OK
• Wind Farm Cos. Say 10th Circ. Wrong On Tribal Mineral Lease
• Indicted Texas State Sen. Loses Bid To Trim Charge
• 5th Circ. Won't Enjoin Trans-Pecos Pipeline In Takings Fight
• Gov't Agrees To Pay Uranium Mining Cos. $1.6M For Cleanup
• Texas Court Revives Fight Over Panhandle Oil Asset Sale
• CST Settlement Eases Approval Of Ch. 11 Bid Procedures
• Arch Coal Black Lung Fight Belongs At DOL, DC Circ. Told
• EPA's Blown Ozone Deadline Prompts Enviro Lawsuit Threat
• 10th Circ. Says Okla. Royalty Suit Belongs In State Court
• FERC Puts Perry's Grid Proposal On Fast Track
• Kasowitz Benson Can't Exit Ampal Ch. 7 Case, Judge Rules
• Cogenra, SolarCity Agree To Toss Of Unfair Competition Suit
• Canadian Watchdog Still Eyeing Closed $7B Energy Co. Deal
• Duane Morris Opens Austin Office With IP, Energy Partners
• Ukrainian Oil Co. Ordered To Pay $147M Arbitration Award
• Judging A Book: Tunheim Reviews 'Miles Lord'
• Toshiba To Pay $522M For Full Ownership Of Westinghouse
• HSBC Exec Admits Role In Russian Forex Buyer Tale
• House Passes Bills To Tweak Public Land Rules
• Enviros Say Phillips 66 Will End Rail Project Permit Suit
• 4 Takeaways From Feds' $3.7B Backstop For Ga. Nuke Project
• Ga. Power Says Westinghouse Can't Block Contract Nix
• Justices Won't Revive Ex-Venezuela Ambassador's RICO Suit
• Technology Assisted Review Can Work For Small Cases
• K&L Gates Adds Energy Partner From Mayer Brown
• High Court Wants Feds' Stance On Wash. Tribal Tax Row
• Justices Won't Hear 6 False Claims Act Appeals
• DOI's Royalty Policy Committee Could Bring Trust Reform
• Statoil Loses Challenge To DOI Royalty Reports Penalty
• Justices Want Feds' Take On Va. Uranium Mining Ban Case
• GIP Snaps Up Private Crude Oil Transport Co. For $1.8B
• Law360 Sizes Up The Term To Come