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Energy - April, 2018

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• Trump Blinks, Holds Off Metal Tariffs For Close Allies
• Ute Contract Fight Belongs In State Court, Fed. Judge Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tencent Music, CVC Capital, Volkswagen
• BNSF Pushes For Appeal In Wash. Tribe's Right-Of-Way Suit
• Arbitrators Nix Parts Of Ukrainian Oil Co.'s Shareholders Deal
• Pa. Gov. Pushes For Bipartisan Natural Gas Tax
• Shell Oil Ducks Calif. Gas Station Worker's Overtime Suit
• 5th Circ. Urged To Scrap La. Pipeline Injunction
• CST Ch. 11 Dismissal Granted Pending Timing Issues
• Justices Won't Hear Utility Protest Over Pole Attach Rates
• Chinese Solar Co. Slapped With $897.5M Arbitration Claim
• Minn. Blasts Feds' Constitutional Attack On Power Grid Law
• Texas Court Rejects 5th Amendment Plea In $72M Fraud Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Navajo Right-Of-Way Case
• EPA Says Coal-Fired Plant In Pa. Has Sufficient Monitoring
• Enviros Sue Over Oil, Gas Leases In Sage-Grouse Country
• US Trade Delegation Will Head To China This Week
• Pa. Court Axes Challenge To Sunoco's Eminent Domain Power
• EPA Can't Exempt Blenders From Biofuel Regs, DC Circ. Told
• The Fastest Federal Civil Court For A Decade
• Ex-Lundy Beldecos Client Gets 3rd Shot At Malpractice Suit
• Supreme Court Won't Take Up Pa. Oil And Gas Rights Row
• High Court Stays Out Of NY Pipeline Permit Denial Fight
• Jones Day Leads Marathon In $23.3B Andeavor Buy
• 6 Firms Will Steer IPOs Totaling About $693M To Start May
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Gibson, Baker
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Energy Exec Accused Of Percoco Bribe Appears To Plead Out
• NY Leads Group Opposing EPA's Clean Power Plan Repeal
• CPUC OKs $97.5M Deal Over PG&E San Bruno Blast Emails
• $57M SunEdison Deal May Be In Trouble After Funds Opt Out
• Kobe Steel Selling Majority Of Real Estate Unit For $678M
• WTO Dispute Roundup: China Seeks Allies In IP Tussle
• Post-Deepwater Blowout Safety Regs Cut By Trump Admin.
• Tax Law Challenges For The Regulated Power Sector
• Tesla Can't Appeal Green Light For Suit Over SolarCity Tie-Up
• Oncor Gets Texas Justices To Toss Energy Contract Row
• 5th Circ. Says Entergy Must Pass $10.9M To Texas Customers
• Canadian LNG Project Names Joint Venture As Contractor
• ConocoPhillips Bids To Enforce $2B Venezuela Oil Co. Award
• As Suniva Ch. 11 Hopes Dim, Second Creditor Seeks Sale
• Enviros Fight BLM Approval Of Colo. Drilling Leases
• Sens. Push Zinke To Halt Monument Plans Until Court Ruling
• Actis Scoops Up Mexican Oil & Gas Portfolio Valued At $1.26B
• Nostra Terra's Egypt Oil Dispute Referred To Arbitration
• Is A FERC Pipeline Policy Reset Coming?
• Arch Coal Must Challenge Black Lung Bulletin At DOL
• Norton Rose Zeros In On Daubert To Earn Win For Phillips 66
• Time To Express Interest In Federal Water Infrastructure Loans
• Erin Energy Hits Ch. 11 Amid Africa Oil Production Issues
• French Court Spurns Creative Reading Of Investment Treaties
• EPA's Pruitt Faces Tough Ethics Questions On Capitol Hill
• Singapore Judge OKs $129M Award Despite Fraud Claims
• Oil States Won't End Constitutional Challenges To IPR
• EQT Midstream Boosts Biz With Asset Buy, $2.4B Merger
• Roth Dropped In Trimmed Renewable Energy Co. Investor Suit
• KPMG Negligence Row Over $1B Fraud Pegged For Chancery
• GE, Tepco Seek Dismissal Of $1B Fukushima Radiation Suit
• Martin Marietta Must Divest Quarries To Clear $1.6B Merger
• NC AG, Enviros Fight Duke Rate Hike For Coal Ash Cleanup
• Ex-Nuke Lab Officer Gets 3 Years For $2.3M Contract Fraud
• PSEG Unit Pays $40M To End Probe Of Power Market Bidding
• Exxon Says NYC Filed Climate Suit In Wrong Venue
• Momentum Builds For US Offshore Wind Energy
• Holland & Hart's Filing In CAA Suit 'Frivolous,' Judge Says
• Starr Can't Pass Buck On $2.8M Barge Salvage, NY Court Says
• Demolition Salvage Value Can Pay Liens, NJ Panel Rules
• GAO Slams DOE's Contractor Oversight At Nuke Waste Site
• Defying Trump, Macron Calls For Scaling Back Trade Blitz
• 11th Circ. Nixes Ga. County's Bid To Use Aviation Fuel Tax
• Churchill Fights To Keep Pause On Mining Row Costs Order
• Willbros Investor Sues Over Proposed $108M Sale To Primoris
• Texas Judge OKs $33M Attys' Fees In $100M Halliburton Deal
• Fed. Circ. OKs Commerce's Use Of Import Transformation Test
• Consol Beats Bid To Halt Mine Expansion Under Pa. Park
• Subsea 7 Says It's Open To Talks After McDermott Rejection
• Okla. High Court Nixes Utility's Coal Plant Revamp
• The Carbon Tax Could Come Soon To A State Near You
• SEC Gets $2.7M In Oil Field 'Man Camp' Judgments
• 10th Circ. Says Enable Can Keep Pipeline, At Least For Now
• ConocoPhillips Wins $2B In Claim Against Venezuela Oil Co.
• Enviros Take FERC Pa. Pipeline Approval Fight To DC Circ.
• What's Next For GHG And Fuel Economy Regulation?
• US Energy Firm Targets Poland Over Nixed Wind Farm Deals
• Injury Suit Against Kansas City Power & Light Is Back On
• AIA Reviews Survive High Court, But Future Challenges Likely
• MarkWest Strikes Deal With EPA, Pa. Over Alleged Emissions
• Pruitt Floats Overhaul To EPA Scientific Review Process
• W.Va. State Court Receiver Ducks Fraud, Assault Suit
• Lawyers Weigh In On PTAB Cases At The High Court
• Breyer Rushes To Chevron's Defense Amid Gorsuch Attacks
• Orrick Adds Vinson & Elkins Atty To Run Tokyo Oil, Gas Group
• White House Steeling For Trade Talks With China
• EPA Tells DC Circ. New Renewable Fuel Mandates Are Proper
• In Turnabout, Judge Erases Challenge To NM Drilling Permits
• Israeli Defense Co. Tacks $5.8M More Onto $21M IP Verdict
• China-Linked Co. Contests US Duties On Aluminum Pallets
• Real Estate Rumors: LCOR, Michael Smith, Ansca Homes
• FERC Can't Regulate Tenn. City's Gas Sales, DC Circ. Says
• State Electric Generator Subsidies Challenge FERC Markets
• What To Expect From High Court Patent Damages Ruling
• High Court Rules AIA Reviews Are Constitutional
• Bowles Rice, Title Insurer Spar Over $41M Settlement Payment
• Activists Can Make Case For Pipeline Shutoff, Panel Says
• FirstEnergy Reaches Deal With Creditors In Ch. 11 Cases
• EPA Says Forest Biomass Energy Is 'Carbon Neutral'
• DC Circ. Asked To Rethink Decision On 2008 Ozone Rule
• Construction Firm Says German Solar Panel Co. Has NJ Ties
• Shell Unit Can't Duck Class Action Over Pa. Lease Bonuses
• McDermott Snubs $2B Acquisition Bid, Focuses On CB&I Buy
• 5th Circ. Rejects Citgo's Bid For Redo On $81M Spill Penalty
• Alleged Atty Conflict Not Enough To Doom Biofuel Indictment
• Energy Co. Tells 9th Circ. To Reject Mine Ruling Challenge
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Feds' Delay Of Fuel Economy Penalty Boost
• Akin Gump Guides CenterPoint Energy's $6B Vectren Buy
• Big Changes Ahead For Renewable Fuel Standard
• 11th Circ. Affirms Sewage Not Pollution In Insurance Row
• Gazprom Files For Contract Termination In Gas Supply Row
• NY Beefs Up Energy Efficiency Targets To Drive GHG Cuts
• Mining Co. Asks DC Circ. To Revisit EPA Superfund Ruling
• Winston Grabs Ex-O'Melveny Project Finance, M&A Partner
• NJ Gov. Signs Law Banning Offshore Drilling
• Tribe Opposes Railroad's Appeal Bid In Right-Of-Way Suit
• K&L Gates, Ex-Client Agree To Toss Houston Malpractice Suit
• GOP State AGs Back Big Oil In Calif. Climate Suits
• Exxon Takes AG Climate Probe Fight To 2nd Circ.
• Rule 23 Changes: Avoid Delays In Class Settlement Approval
• Dems Look To Shield Offshore Rules From Trump Rollback
• Update For Gov't Contractors On Settled Suit Cost Recovery
• HSBC Halts Coal Power Plant Funding To Honor Paris Accord
• Trespass By Fracking: Pennsylvania Court Weighs In
• Ex-Venezuelan Official Cops To Money Laundering Scheme
• Senate Finance Leaders Want Tariff Exclusions Smoothed Out
• Driller Gets Approval Of $14.3M Award In Trade Secrets Fight
• Marathon Settles ERISA Suit Over $88M In 'Risky' Investments
• BLM Takes Steps To Open Arctic Refuge For Oil, Gas Drilling
• Invenergy To Pay $1 In Damages For Investor Sale Dispute
• 'Close Enough Is Good Enough' For Air Standards: EPA Head
• 11th Circ. Says Hydroelectric Co. Deserved To Lose License
• NextEra Fights To Keep $275M Termination Fee At 3rd Circ.
• ENGlobal, NASCO Denied Quick Wins In Plant Contract Row
• Climate, Contracts On Table In FERC Pipeline Policy Revamp
• EPA's Top Lawyer Trades Jabs With Enviros At ABA Talk
• Battery Supply Chain: A Unique Growth Opportunity
• Russia Joins WTO Fray Over US Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
• Must FERC Weigh GHG Emissions In Pipeline Reviews?
• Chubb Wins UK Appeal To Keep Arbitrator In Deepwater Case
• Tribes' Bid For More Consultation In DAPL Review Denied
• NuStar GP Investor Seeks To Halt $7.9B Restructuring Deal
• A Flood Of Tariff Exemption Bids Is Giving Attorneys Fits
• Norton Rose Accused Of Client Betrayal In Energy Deal Talks
• Golf-Course Stock Tipper Gets Supervised Release Slashed
• Girardi Can't Use Atty-Client Relationship To Nix Class Claims
• Enviros' Suit Over EPA Plant Effluent Rule Nixed As Moot
• Exxon Climate Probes Greenlighted By Courts: What's Next
• India Eyes Spot In China-US Trade Standoff
• Total To Pay $1.7B For French Utility Direct Energie
• Best Practices For Building A Better Meeting
• Third Time's The Charm For Class In Pipeline Oil Spill Suit
• ATP Vendors' Mineral Liens Void, 5th Circ. Says
• OECD Issues Draft Policy For Protecting Mining Revenue
• GOP Sens. Voice Concerns On Groundwater Permit Regs
• Construction Co. Ordered To Pay $10M In Gold Mining Row
• Ex-Massey CEO Says Withheld Docs Should Nix Conviction
• GE Board Accused Of Misstating Insurance, Power Financials
• Status Update On 'One Federal Decision' Project Reviews
• Zinke Declines To Lower Offshore Drilling Royalty Rates
• Texas Grid Regulator Immune From Panda's Suit Over Ch. 11
• Koch Calls For Oxbow Carbon Valuation, No Price Guarantees
• Energy Co. Seeks Redo On Pa. Fracking Well Trespass Claims
• State Pushback Of Grid Policy Vexes FERC Commissioners
• Enviros' Claims Against Coal Co. Different Enough To Proceed
• Enel Makes Competing $1.37B Offer For Brazil's Eletropaulo
• Barclays To Pay $29M To Settle Electric Rate Manipulation Suit
• Colo. Munis Hit Exxon, Suncor With Climate Change Suit
• Fed. Agencies Must Hand Over Emails In Keystone XL Battle
• Canadian Judge Will Hear Reports In Yukos Arbitration Row
• 5 Ways Law Firms Are Becoming More Like Hotels
• Ukraine Asks DC Circ. To Nix $112M Award Enforcement
• India Energy Row Award Missed A Crucial Point, Judge Says
• Platinum Partners Fraud Case To Be Split Into 2 Trials
• Coaltrain Ruling Clarifies FERC's Enforcement Powers
• US Questions China's WTO Moves, But Will Sit For Talks
• Steel Tariff Fears Wreaking Havoc On Construction Market
• Dropping Ranks: Lathrop's Rough Patch
• Why BigLaw's Partnerships Are Shrinking
• Dropping Ranks: Andrews Kurth's Pre-Merger Dip
• Dropping Ranks: Stroock's 'Shrink To Grow' Strategy
• Justices Press Both Sides Over Foreign Patent Damages
• Investors Say ETE's Convertible Unit Plan Was Unauthorized
• Feds Stick To DQ Of Atty In Mass. Dem's Corruption Case
• Massachusetts Defends Authority To Cap Electric Emissions
• Buchalter Hires Alcantar & Kahl Energy Team In San Francisco
• Watchdog Clears Zinke's Chartered Flights, Questions One
• Enviros Say Court Got Exxon $20M Pollution Ruling Right
• Ex-BP Economist Cops To Bitcoin Extortion Plot
• High Court Won't Take DTE Energy Nuke Project Challenge
• Fla. Judge Quashes Subpoenas In Venezuela Oil Bribery Suit
• Jones Day Grabs Ex-Freshfields Litigator, Arbitration Pro
• DOE Taps Ohio Energy Lobbyist To Run Oil And Gas Program
• Eastman Chemical Denied Quick Win In Worker's FMLA Suit
• EPA Defends Grant Policy For Scientific Committee Members
• Reject Anadarko's Discovery Requests, Government Says
• Gorsuch's 1st Year Shows He Is A Conservative Activist
• Willbros Investors Notch $10M Deal In Stock Drop Fight
• Vermilion Acquires Canada-Based Spartan Energy For $1.4B
• The Many Challenges Facing Venezuela Bribery Suit: Part 2
• Feds Say Minn. Power Grid Law Is Unconstitutional
• BLM Defends Inspection Of Tribal-Linked Drilling Wells
• Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Damages Case Against IRS
• Young People Hit Fla. With Constitutional Climate Change Suit
• Despite Exemption, EU Pushes Back Against US Steel Duty
• Pruitt's Soundproof Phone Booth Broke Laws, Watchdog Says
• How 5 Firms Grew Without Merging
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Megafirms Find New Heights In Grounded Market
• The Law360 400
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• No One-Size-Fits-All Ruling In Texas Retained Acreage Cases
• Up Next At High Court: Taxing Online Sales, Patent Damages
• Utah Urges Justices To Take Up Tribal Court Exhaustion Case
• Driller Can't Dodge Suit Over Car Accident, Texas Justices Say
• No Sign $310M Utah Mineral Rights Sale Fixed, Judge Says
• Afghan Fuel Contracts Lack Oversight, Watchdog Says
• Underwriters Push Arbitration In $500M Oil Rig Payout Row
• Gov't Tells Fed. Court To Deny Exxon $337M In Tax Refunds
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Davis, Kirkland
• Energy-Focused Pure Acquisition Tops Target With $360M IPO
• Greenberg Traurig Beats Malpractice Claim In Clawback Row
• CSS, Rosenthal Will Lead Gas Partnership Conversion Suit
• 9th Circ. Urged To Let Panel's Uranium Mine Ruling Stand
• A Chat With Baker Botts CMO Gillian Ward
• Texas Justices Ax 'Latent Injury' Suit Against Schlumberger
• How Is EPA's New Source Review Guidance Helpful?
• 9th Circ. Won't Delay Maui Groundwater Mandate
• Slovak Emissions-Trading Tax Flouted EU Scheme, ECJ Says
• Reed Smith Hires Norton Rose Arbitration Pro In Singapore
• DC Circ. Tells NLRB To Try Again On Unfair Firing Case
• The Many Challenges Facing Venezuela Bribery Suit: Part 1
• Trump Tariffs May Violate Investment Treaty Protections
• Mass. Top Court Won't Quash AG Climate Probe Of Exxon
• NextEra Fights To Keep $60M Expense Claim Against EFH
• Attys Vie To Lead Challenge To Gas Partnership Conversion
• Ex-Pruitt Aide Saw Punishment For Ethics Flags, Dems Say
• SunPower Investors' Stock-Drop Suit May Be Thrown Out
• Tallgrass Energy Investors Say Merger Plan Lacks Key Info
• Trump Demands Changes To EPA Air Pollution Programs
• Judge Rips Feuding Parties In NY Solar Co.'s Ch. 11
• Real Estate Rumors: Ruben, Augustus Miller, Walton Street
• Statoil, Ex-Employee Settle Wrongful Termination, Fraud Row
• Senate Confirms Faegre Baker's Wheeler For EPA's No. 2 Post
• Williams Wants FERC's OK For $405M Pipeline Upgrade
• Calif. Oil Co. Fined $12.5M Over 1,466 Alleged Violations
• Finance-Savvy Millennials Are Shifting Business Of Law
• 4th Circ. Revives Kinder Morgan Gas Spill Groundwater Suit
• Energy Entrepreneur Gets 4 Years For $1.2M Pipeline Scheme
• DOI Watchdog Questions Legality Of Exec Reassignments
• Amazon, Other Cos. Avoid Tax On $24.5B Profits, Study Says
• Ukrainian Co. Sees $50M Award Revived By French Court
• Earthjustice Reports Court Access Hampered Under Trump
• Gas Groups Urge Trump To Limit State Pipeline Powers
• Gas Well Fee Exemption Ripe For Fraud, Pa. Justices Told
• Hercules Must Cover $5.5M In Fees In Oil Rig Fire Suit
• DOE Open To Emergency Grid Input Amid FirstEnergy Plea
• Statoil, Total Pay $340M For Gulf Of Mexico Oil Assets
• FERC, Energy Trader End Market-Rigging Case With $2M Deal
• Attorney-Client Privilege Is Alive And Well
• Dissolving Practice
• Proposal For Miami Wastewater To Cool Nuke Plant Advances
• Petrobras Says It Never Ditched $400M Suit's Legal Theory
• EPA Lets ND Manage Own Carbon Sequestration Program
• Panel Questions Gas Co.'s Stake In West Texas Oil Leases
• Robbins Geller To Lead InterOil Investors' Exxon Suit
• Holland & Knight Nabs Texas Enviro Attys From Kelley Drye
• Calif. AG Sues EPA Over Air Polluter Policy Change
• Koch's Oxbow Carbon Files Options For $2.6B Company Sale
• EEOC Suit Over Man Fired After Leave Gets Green Light
• Musk Seeks Appeal Over Tesla Control In SolarCity Takeover
• Baker Botts Snags Ex-Winston & Strawn Energy Atty In Texas
• Pipeline Co. Urges Supreme Court To Decide NY Permit Fight
• Gas Co., Pa. Township Settle Fracking Waste Ban Dispute
• Energy-Focused Firm Closes Infrastructure Fund At €3.5B
• ENGlobal Says NASCO Contract Terms Require Payment
• Duke Energy Can't Shift $2M Cleanup Costs, 6th Circ. Says
• Okla. Tribe Member Urges Justices Not To Redo Murder Case
• Calif. Climate Torts' Remand On Hold Amid 9th Circ. Appeal
• Dissolving Practice: How To Fix A Dysfunctional Law Firm
• DC Circ. Won't Budge On Dismissal Of FERC Rate Suit
• China Tees Up WTO Clash Over Security-Based Duties
• New Russian Oligarch Sanctions Will Require Prompt Action
• Texas Rule May Give Oil Co. Win Over Insurer in Kan. Case
• 6th Circ. Revives Engine Manufacturer Worker's ERISA Claim
• SEC Accuses Pair Of Raising $3.8M In Ponzi, Drilling Schemes
• EPA, Corps Fight Restart Of States' Clean Water Rule Row
• Split Platinum Trials Back On The Table In $1B Fraud Case
• Gov't Skirts Regs In Resisting $26M Tax Refund, Oil Co. Says
• Court Ruling May Change Pa.'s Enviro Enforcement Approach
• ND Police Look To Nix DAPL Protesters' Excessive Force Suit
• Pruitt's Alleged Acts Draw Scrutiny From Ethics Office
• Kinder Morgan Stops Nonessential Work On Canada Pipeline
• Federal Agency Chiefs Ink Deal To Speed Up Project Reviews
• Nigerian Oil Co. Says Shell Won't Repay Lifted Oil
• PJM Presses FERC To Tackle State Clean Energy Subsidies
• High Court Could Open Door To Worldwide Patent Damages
• SandRidge Willing To Mull Icahn Nominees, Buyout Offer
• Union Reps Didn't Prejudice Well Water Trial, W.Va. Court Says
• Babcock & Wilcox Retirees' Health Benefits Deal OK'd
• Pa. Justices Won't Rethink Scope Of Gas Lease Fund Use
• Morgan Stanley Fund Adds Delaware Basin Assets For $1.75B
• Dissolving Practice: Partner Agreement Clauses That Can Help
• When Are Minority Stockholders Controllers?
• Personnel Moves May Expose Pruitt To Whistleblower Claims
• Bankrupt NY Solar Co. Blasts Ex-CEO's Bid To Liquidate
• Widow Says Mine Safety Agency Breached Duty In Explosion
• Court Wins May Be Moot If FERC Shifts Enforcement Course
• 11th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Suit Over Seminole Subpoenas
• FERC, Mich. Utilities Spar At DC Circ. Over Retroactive Costs
• Trump Aims To Simplify Offshore Wind Regs, DOI Sec. Says
• Finnish Co. Gets $553M Areva, Siemens Reactor Settlement
• FirstEnergy Supplier Fight Deemed Purview Of FERC, Ch. 11
• Ariz. Senate Passes Bill To Kill 'Chevron Deference'
• Steptoe Nabs Ex-FERC Atty For Energy Practice
• Dissolving Practice: The Unfinished Business Doctrine
• Venezuela Says It's Allowed More Time To Pay $1.2B Award
• Fast-Tracking Electric Transmission Infrastructure
• China Not Backing Down After Latest US Tariff Threat
• Another Court Upholds FERC Theory Of Market 'Gaming'
• CIT Gives Early Blessing To Trump's 25% Steel Tariff
• Cobalt Ch. 11 Wind-Down Plan Approved After Settlement
• BP Negligence Suit Governed By State, Not Maritime, Law
• Trump Floats New Tariffs As US-China IP Scrap Intensifies
• BIA Win In Okla. Oil Lease Row Affirmed By 10th Circ.
• PennEast Needs NJ Land For $1B Pipeline, Judge Told
• Court Says Title VII Covers Trans Bias But Hands Phillips Win
• Valero Must Redo Suit Over WWII Waste Cleanup, Judge Says
• States Sue EPA For Stalling On Methane Regulations
• Anadarko Wants To Keep Drilling Dispute Win At 10th Circ.
• China Sets Stage For Future Solar, Washer Tariff Retaliation
• Fla. Court Urged To Let Brazil Investment Fraud Suit Proceed
• Methane Rule Litigation Stayed While Gov't Reconsiders
• PES Refinery Cleared For Ch. 11 EPA Ethanol Settlement
• 10th Circ. Says Baker Hughes Must Face Wrongful Death Suit
• Hawaii County To Ask Justices To Review Groundwater Ruling
• Turkish Banker Should Serve More Than 15 Years, DOJ Says
• EV Energy Gets OK For Speedy Ch. 11 Confirmation Schedule
• EPA Shifts Some CWA Oversight From Regions To DC
• McGuireWoods Brings In Top FERC Litigator
• Deals Rumor Mill: CBS, Edison, Amazon
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Energy Co.'s Worker Retaliation Win
• Ex-HSBC Exec's Banker Friends Must Unmask To Defend Him
• EPA Looks To Nix Enviros' Suit Over Effluent Rule Delay
• Gov't Doesn't Owe Bechtel $500K For Discrimination Suits
• Challengers Of Trump's '2-For-1' Order Seek To Revive Suit
• Exxon, Others Can't Halt Remand Of Climate Torts, Gov'ts Say
• EPA Must Give Enviros Quicker Findings In Race Bias Cases
• 4 Takeaways From EPA's Vehicle GHG Emission Review
• Energy Co. Says Angola Can't Force Arbitration In $52M Spat
• Justices Warned Of Peril In Expanding Patent Lost Profits
• Gov't Coy On Retrial For Exec Accused Of Cuomo Aide Bribe
• Tribe Rips FERC's Bid To Toss Pipeline Work Challenge
• Fieldwood Energy Gets OK For Prepackaged Ch. 11 Plan
• Sudan Joins New York Convention
• NJ Sen. Asks FERC To Put PennEast Land Grabs On Hold
• US, Pipeline Co. Ask 5th Circ. To Toss Block On La. Project
• Citgo Urges Full 5th Circ. To Rethink $81M CWA Penalty
• Antero Says Ex Superintendent Operated Kickback Scheme
• SunEdison Preferred Investors Want $57M Deal Clarified
• How Climate Change Threatens The US Power Supply
• Vindication Of Employers' Jones Act Rights At 5th Circ.
• Mass. High Court To Hear Electric Emissions Cap Challenge
• DC Circ. Won't Review 'Moot' Challenge Of Rail Car Fees
• PES Fights Intervention Bid For Plan-Critical Consent Decree
• Defense Atty, Mass. Bar Pan DQ Bid In Corruption Case
• DC Circ. Weighs EPA Rule Limiting Appeals Court Decisions
• Pa. Panel Revives Trespass Claims Over Fracking Well
• Energy Cos. To Tell Pension Fund About Paris Accord Risks
• EV Energy Partners Hits Ch. 11, Seeks To Shed $343M In Debt
• Ex-Solar Co. Exec Wins On Claim Stock Was Withheld
• Enviros, Tribal Group Can't Block NM Drilling
• FirstEnergy Power Generation Units Seek Relief In Ch. 11
• NextEra Scores $582.3M From Canadian Renewables Sale
• EPA Must Meet 2021 Deadline For Risk Reviews
• EPA Rejects Obama Auto Emissions Standards