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Energy - March, 2019

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• House Bill Pushes DHS, Private Sector To Team Up On Cyber
• McKinsey's Ch. 11 Deal Shouldn't Stop DQ Claims, Critic Says
• Fairfax India Pays $72M For Indian Shipping Co. Stake
• Trump Attempts Court Bypass With New Keystone XL Permit
• Serbian Co. Wants $12M Award Row Paused During Ch. 15
• SC Utility Customers Can't Sue Westinghouse Over Nuke Plant
• Texas Frac Sand Supplier Hit With $25M Suit By Pa. Partner
• Advocates Say SD 'Riot Boosting' Law Chills Free Speech
• Deals Rumor Mill: Endeavor, Mondelez, EWE
• Climate Suits Against Bankrupt Energy Co. Can't Be Revived
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Driller's Overhead Power Lines Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EPA Head Promises Lead Drinking Water Rule By Summer
• 2 Firms Guide Canada Board's $750M Aqua America Deal
• Squire Patton Boosts Int'l Arbitration Group With Curtis Hires
• High Court Extends Reach Of Securities Fraud Rule 10b-5
• Texas Justices Skip Malpractice Suit Over Arbitration Loss
• No Quick Fix For PFAS Issues, EPA Chemical Chief Says
• 5th Circ. Says Transocean's $160M Win Needs Recalculating
• Sidley Austin Pulls In Trio Of Orrick Energy Attorneys
• FWS Asks 5th Circ. To Remand Dusky Frog Habitat Case
• Former Ind. Biofuel CEO Can't Challenge 10-Year Sentence
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Driller's Atty Malpractice Suit
• Walter Energy Noteholder Says Rights Denied In Ch. 11 Sale
• Coal Cos. Can Go After PennDOT Over Lost Mining Chance
• Clark Hill Adds Fmr. US Congressman To Houston, DC Offices
• NuStar Accused Of Selling Substandard Marine Fuel
• Senator Calls DOI Nominee 'Corrupt' In Confirmation Hearing
• Diesel Co. Says Operator Froze Work Before Contract's End
• Gas Co. Seeks $3M After Explosion, Alleging Shoddy Work
• Enviros Want To Bulk Up Sage-Grouse Protection Suit
• Justices May Be Ready To Narrowly Overturn 'Auer'
• Ampco Steel Retirees Win Settlement Over Nixed Health Plan
• DOJ's Top Enviro Enforcer Lands At Baker Botts
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Bluewater, Casper
• ABB Strikes $55M Deal To End Long-Running ERISA Suit
• Algerian Co. Lodges Arbitration Over Water Treatment Plant
• INTL FCStone Units Say Irish Co., Counsel Deserve Sanctions
• Mining Cos. Must Face Claims Over Gold King Mine Spill
• Perry Defends Energy Funding Cuts To Skeptical Senators
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Lockheed Retirees' Benefits Suit
• Oro Negro's Monthslong Mediation With Creditors Falls Flat
• NextEra Can't Undo $275M Fee Denial, Justices Told
• 3 Firms Steer Quantum Portfolio Co.'s $400M Gas Well Sale
• DOJ Defends Use Of Wire Fraud Charges In Spoofing Suit
• Ex-Biofuel Exec Can't Bar His Statements In $50M Fraud Case
• The Best Lines From The Supreme Court's 'Auer' Argument
• Mass. Mining Facility Agrees To Fine, Fixes Over River Runoff
• Sierra Club Can Pursue Tech Fixes For Missouri Coal Plant
• Nuke Subsidies Undermine High Court Ruling, Power Cos. Say
• New Guidelines Boost Sustainability-Linked Lending
• EPA Wins Dismissal Of Expert 'Purge' Suit In Mass.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Grindr, Renault
• Calculating Oil And Gas Royalties After Burlington Resources
• Kavanaugh, Roberts In Crossfire Of Battle Over 'Auer'
• Justices Find Investment Banker Liable For Copy-Paste Fraud
• With Axed Releases, Aegean Marine Gets Ch. 11 Plan Nod
• Oil Groups Urge DC Circ. To Leave CAA Emissions Guidelines
• Hogan Lovells Must Turn Over Petrobras Docs In Fraud Suit
• NYC Slams Energy Cos.' Bid To Dodge Climate Suit
• Oil Rig Welder's Injury Suit Marooned In Federal Court
• Paraguay Oil Co. Gets Reprieve In $267M Venezuela Oil Row
• Valero Accused Of Damaging Ships With Defective Fuel
• UK Energy Co. Drags Egypt Into State-Owned Oil Co. Dispute
• Mont. Water Quality Exception Violates CWA, Judge Says
• Sunoco, Pa. Residents Settle Suit Over Pipeline Work Damage
• General Electric To Pay $49M To Settle Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Herbert Smith Steers £480M Energy-From-Waste Power Plant
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche Bank, Harvard, Ferrovial
• Merck Makes $6B Hostile Takeover Bid For Versum
• Takeaways From Justices' Divergent Tribal Tax Treaty Opinion
• Energy Co. Fights Arbitration In $15M Bill Row With Apache
• Lack Of Contractor License Erases $14M In Del. Ch. 11 Claims
• Enviros Say Don't Exempt Fracker From Offshore Permit Order
• Climate Change Must Guide Utility Plans, Ex-PG&E Boss Says
• Industries Clash Over Future Of Trump's Metal Tariffs
• Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
• Court Unplugs Generator Co.'s Suit Over Rival's Sale Practices
• Mich. Co. Strikes Deal To Phase Out Coal, Add More Solar
• Residents Hit ITC With Suit Over Exposure To Toxic Cloud
• Brookfield Drops $560M On Canadian Co.'s Clean Energy Push
• EQT Seeks $2.8M In Fees Over Drilling Co.'s Faulty Rig Row
• Coast Guard Looks To Trim Taylor Energy Oil Spill Suit
• Enviros To Sue EPA For Not Updating Oil Cleanup Methods
• Texas Oil Cos. Want Tribal Pipeline Trespass Suit Tossed
• PG&E Says It's Impossible To Comply With Calif. Safety Regs
• Halliburton Arbitration Not Covered By Policy, Insurer Says
• Doctor Convicted Of Bribing African Officials Gets 3 Years
• Proving Coverage For Natural Resource Damage Claims In NJ
• Canadian Energy Co. ENMAX To Buy Emera Maine For $1.3B
• Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
• Trade Court Rebuffs Challenge To Trump's Steel Duties
• Texas AG Goes After Chemical Co. For Pollution-Causing Fire
• Chevron 'Attacks' Can't Stand In $9.5B Dispute, Donziger Says
• Wildfire Victims Say PG&E Should Pay $9.5M In Settled Claims
• FERC Tells DC Circ. PennEast Pipeline Stands Up To Scrutiny
• Latham Steers Russian Piping Co.'s $1.2B US Biz Sale
• Oregon Urges High Court To Uphold Mining Regulations
• FERC's Grid Incentives Highlight States' Project Power
• OSHA Wants $1.3M Fine For Metal Co.'s Risky Furnaces
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Dechert, Wachtell
• Climate Change And Insurance: Lliuya V. RWE Makes History
• Don't Miss It: Kirkland, Gibson Dunn Lead Week's Hot Deals
• One Year On, Trump's China Gambit Has Yet To Pay Off
• US Can Sell $82M Yacht Linked To Nigerian Corruption Case
• FERC Mulls Grid Rate Incentive Policy Changes
• Calif. Approves Final Regulations For Idle Oil And Gas Wells
• Donziger Still Defying Court In $9.5B Ecuador Fight: Chevron
• Insurers Must Name Climate-Problem Clients, Nonprofits Say
• DLA Piper Nabs Baker McKenzie, Wilson Sonsini Partners
• Native Groups Can't Weigh In On National Monuments Cuts
• DOI Gives Tribes, States $291M For Coal Mine Cleanup
• Equistar Wants Redo To Prove $5M Damages For Faulty Pumps
• EPA Contractors Can't Dodge Suit Over Gold King Mine Spill
• Gibson Dunn Steers Murphy Oil's $2.1B Sale Of Malaysia Biz
• Mo. Regulators OK $2.3B Power Line After Court Rebuke
• 'New Consol' Disputes Role In 1st Female Leader's Pay, Firing
• Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
• Trial Counsel's Role On A Mass Tort Virtual Law Team
• Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
• What's In A Judgeship? More Than Meets The Eye
• Swamped: How Magistrate Judges Salvaged Louisiana's Judicial Crisis
• Seadrill Can't Dodge Oro Negro Ch. 15 Depo Subpoena
• Gorsuch's Take On Treaty And Tax Bodes Well For Tribes
• States Join Push For DC Circ. To Rehear FERC Dam Dispute
• S. Korean Oil Cos. To Pay $126M For Bid-Rigging Scheme
• BLM Fell Short On Wyo. Drilling's Climate Impact, Judge Says
• FERC's $35M Manipulation Case Was Timely, 4th Circ. Hears
• Squire Patton Atty Says Judge Smeared Him In Arbitration DQ
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uniper, Fastly, A.S. Watson
• Investors Claim Riverstone Misled Ahead Of $3.8B Deal
• Chemical Plant Scores $1.1M Judgment In Pipe Deal Dispute
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-Koch Counsel As Enviro Atty In Texas
• Ardian Notches €6.1B For 5th Infrastructure Fund
• In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
• PwC Seeks To Depose NY Atty In Conflict-Of-Interest Query
• J&J Talc Supplier Tort Claimants Fight Insurance Fund Bid
• Bankruptcy Court Reversed For Ignoring 11th Circ. Mandate
• Enviros, Dems Criticize EPA New Plant Rule In Comments
• Greenpeace Sued Again Over Dakota Access Protest Support
• 'In A Timely Manner': Three Decades Of Judgeship Bills
• From Showdowns To Hotlines, Frazzled Judges Get Creative
• Feds Want Hong Kong Doc To Get At Least 5 Years For Bribes
• Churchill Mining Can't Revive $1.3B Claim Against Indonesia
• Gorsuch, Ginsburg Strike Rare Accord In Tribal Tax Case
• Cravath Steers Ineos' $700M Titanium Dioxide Biz Buy
• Venezuela's Oil Co. Hit With Sanctions In Bribery Suit
• Wi-Fi Sharing Could Compromise Infrastructure, FCC Told
• 3rd Circ. Halts Some PennEast Pipeline Work Pending Appeal
• Energy Firms Fight Redo Of Puerto Rico MTBE Rulings
• Guaidó Re-Ups Bid To Enter $1.2B Crystallex Award Fight
• Cactus' $308M Secondary Offering Joins Wave Of Deals
• Indonesian Shipping Co. Unit Confirms $143M Ch. 11 Plan
• Pa. Nuke Bailout Bill Fuels Political Fight With Gas Sector
• Temp Co. Seeks To Toss Steelworkers' OT-For-Commute Suit
• SEC Challenges Releases In Aegean Marine's Ch. 11 Plan
• How China's Version Of CFIUS Will Expand Security Reviews
• Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
• Justices Say Tribal Co. Doesn't Owe Wash. State Fuel Tax
• SEC's Rio Tinto Fraud Case Trimmed, But Moves Forward
• Exxon Says Explosion's Impacts Too Varied For Class Cert.
• Dems Ask Interior IG To Probe Acting Secretary Over Conflicts
• As Judicial Ranks Stagnate, 'Desperation' Hits The Bench
• These Are The Nation's 27 Most Overworked District Courts
• Fla. Judge OKs Settlement Of Oil Co. Sales Tax Class Action
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche-Commerzbank, Petrobras, Carrizo
• Gov't Owes $4.4M In Fees After Losing $200K Patent Row
• Kirkland, Gibson Steer ArcLight Deal For $278M Midstream Co.
• 5th Circ. Denies Arbitration For 2nd Time In Texas Wind Case
• Halliburton Keeps ERISA Suit Win At 2nd Circ.
• Exxon, InterOil Escape Investors' Suit Over $2.5B Deal
• Colo. Gas Royalty Dispute Ends With $8M Deal's Approval
• Freeze Of DOE Uranium Leasing Program In Colo. Ends
• DOI Loosens Protections For Sage-Grouse, Greens Cry Foul
• Atlas Lands $152M For Financing Of 3 Brazilian Solar Plants
• Venezuela Adds Trump's Oil Giant Sanctions To WTO Tussle
• Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
• EP Energy Hit With $2.5M Suit Over Unpurchased Frac Sand
• High Court Passes On Petrobras Immunity Fight In EIG Suit
• TransCanada Can't Get 9th Circ. To Lift Keystone XL Work Ban
• Russian 'Oligarch' Says Sanctions Cost $7.5B, Scare Off Attys
• Guaidó Looks To Challenge $8.7B ConocoPhillips Award
• FWS To Delist Gray Wolf, Yet Experts Don't Expect A Trend
• Senators Want GAO To Probe Saudi-US Nuclear Talks
• Ex-Refinery Worker Wins $25M In Testicular Cancer Trial
• Conn. Brokers Power Deal To Keep Dominion Nuke Plant Open
• Baker Hughes Investor Sues Over 'One-Sided' GE Deals
• Singapore Oil Co. Wants Pre-Ch. 11 $50M Loan Payment Back
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Simpson, Vinson
• Deals Rumor Mill: Caixa, LendInvest, Deutsche-Commerzbank
• Keep EU Commission Out Of Spain Energy Row, Investor Says
• Pa. AG Gets Green Light To Go After Drillers In Lease Fight
• Injured Oil Rig Worker Says $776K Jury Win Wrongly Tossed
• DC Circ. Won't Disturb FERC Order On Midwest Grid Charges
• Refreshed Efficiency Regulations May Impact Appliance Cos.
• Law360's Energy Editorial Advisory Board
• Helicopter Operator PHI Hits Ch. 11, Blames Oil Downturn
• Court Rules Against Chesapeake In Eagle Ford Royalty MDL
• Seadrill, Oro Negro Clash Over Ch. 15 Subpoena Bid
• FERC Chief Says LNG Project Approval Opens Door For More
• Grassley Wants Metal Tariffs Gone To Smooth NAFTA 2.0 Path
• Alexander Dubose Gets New Shot At Bid For $500K In Fees
• Toisa Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Gets Court Approval
• Spain Liable In Renewable Energy Fight With NextEra Units
• FERC Using Power Deal Spat To Alter Bankruptcy Law: PG&E
• Insurers Fight J&J Talc Co.'s Insurance Pay Plan, Claim Rep
• Ex-Yukos Shareholders Say Doc Bid Should Have Been OK'd
• W.Va. Pipeline Co. To Pay Workers $3.7M For OT Violations
• Lack Of Clarity Dooms BP Retirees' ERISA Class Action
• Don't Block Seismic Tests During Court Fight, Feds Say
• Del. Bankruptcy Court Reclaims Control Of Article III Suits
• PG&E Saga Shows Calif. Utility Model Untenable, Execs Say
• Inside The Century-Old Law Steering PE Infrastructure Deals
• The Future Of The USMCA: 3 Possible Scenarios
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, EDP, Oaktree Capital
• SF, Oakland Push 9th Circ. To Revive Climate Change Suits
• Ethical Social Media Marketing For Lawyers
• A Chat With Norton Rose Diversity Director Nina Godiwalla
• 3 Firms Assist On $1.03B Deal For US Pipeline Assets
• PG&E, JPMorgan Asked To Revise $5B Bankruptcy Deal
• Exxon Must Face Climate Change Claims At Mass. Terminal
• FERC Commissioner Defends Speed Of Permitting Process
• Chemical Cos. Can't Dodge Water Treatment Price-Fix Suits
• DC Circ. Questions Deferring To EPA On Hardrock Mining Rule
• Maduro Gov't Says It Can Fight $1.2B Rusoro Award Dispute
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, Alitalia, Sinochem
• DOE To Offer $17M In Grants For Tribal Energy Projects
• Coal Plant Closure Bonds Gain Steam With Shift In Power Mix
• Murphy Oil Owed Defense Of Valero's $25M Suit, 8th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Lets EPA Rethink Coal Ash Rule Deadlines
• Anadarko Beats Securities Suit Over Gas Well Safety Risks
• PennEast Urges 3rd Circ. Not To Pause Pipeline Land Grab
• Perry Calls For A Full-Strength FERC To Boost Energy Exports
• Investor Fights Calgon Carbon's Bid To Pause Doc Handover
• Landowners Ask High Court To Review Pipeline Access Ruling
• PTAB Precedent Panel Says Parties Can Join Own Petitions
• Alternatives To Gas Tax Not Yet Ripe In Infrastructure Debate
• Serbia Can't Shake $12M Arbitral Award, Dutch Co. Says
• PG&E Escapes Charges Over 2017 Calif. Wildfires
• CEOs Call For Investments To Grow Shale In North America
• Pompeo Says Energy Abundance Can Mean National Security
• ConocoPhillips Sues Venezuela For $8.75B Arbitration Award
• Marathon CEO Calls For EPA Renewable Fuel Rule 'Reset'
• Nonprofits Urge DC Circ. To Rethink FERC's Dam Dispute Win
• Deals Rumor Mill: BioNTech, HNA, Malaysia Airlines
• GAO Faults BLM's Staffing Levels And Internal Controls
• House Panel Finds Short-Term Consensus On Tax Extenders
• Ex-Pipeline Worker Blindsided By OT Ruling, 3rd Circ. Told
• In Win For Corn, EPA Floats Summer Use Of High-Ethanol Fuel
• Baker McKenzie Grows Singapore Office With K&L Gates Hire
• Armenia Faces Arbitration Threat Over Gold Mine Blockades
• Fed. Circ. OKs Tariffs, New Test For Chinese Solar Panels
• Pa. AG To Probe Troubled Sunoco Natural Gas Pipelines
• What EU Investment Screening Will Mean For Dealmakers
• EPA Biofuel Rulings Are Bulletproof, Small Refiners Say
• 5 Mistakes Law Firms Make When Responding To RFPs
• Army Corps Guidance Could Speed Up Wetlands Permitting
• Latham Continues Houston Expansion With Funds Partner
• Trump's 2020 Budget Plan Prioritizes Cybersecurity Efforts
• Natural Gas, Efficiencies Needed For The Future Of Fuel
• Venable Leaves Role As Maduro Rep In $1.2B Award Appeal
• Germany Can't Nix Arbitrators In Swedish Energy Co. Row
• Kids' Climate Suit Should End Now, Feds Tell 9th Circ.
• Cairn Energy's Tax Arbitration Against India On Ice
• Pa. Lawmaker Offers $500M Plan For Nuclear Power Credits
• Bankrupt Oil Co. Can Keep $5.5M In Disputed Cash: 9th Circ.
• NY, Ill. Defend Nuke Plant Subsidies At High Court
• Paragon Ch. 11 Claims To Be Decided By Bankruptcy Judge
• Trump Budget Plan Seeks Long-Shot Energy Funding Cuts
• EPA's Texas Ozone Plan Was Just Right, 5th Circ. Told
• Green New Deal Supporters 'Oblivious,' EPA Chief Says
• 6th Circ. Rejects Energy Co.'s Union Definition Challenge
• Gov't Drops Appeal Of Water Rule Delay Defeat
• Ariz. Copper Mine Scores Key Water Permit From Corps
• Bankruptcy Court To Keep FERC-PG&E Power Deals Fight
• Pa., Diversified Reach $7M Deal To Plug, Maintain 1,400 Wells
• Trump Proposes 31% Cut To EPA In 2020 Budget
• Menominee Ask 7th Circ. To Revive CWA Mine Challenge
• Kirkland, Vinson Steer TPG's $930M Oilfield Water Biz Buy
• Barrick Drops $18B Newmont Pursuit In Favor Of Nevada JV
• Jam Exposes International Orgs To New Litigation Risks
• 9 Factors To Evaluate When Considering A SPAC
• Oil Cos. Prevail In Venezuela Bribery Suit Brought By Trust
• Father-Son Attys Found Guilty Of Scamming NBA Star, Others
• Petrobras Loses Doc Bid To Show 'Bias' Led To $720M Award
• Mass. AG Questions Utilities Keeping $40M In Tax Savings
• J&J Talc Supplier's Ex-Owners Can't Tap Insurance Funds
• Chinese EB-5 Investors Challenge 2nd Denial Of Their Visas
• Enviro Groups Can Challenge Fla. Utility's Nuclear License
• W.Va. Miners Get $1M Deal OK'd To Resolve WARN Suit
• FERC Greenlights $142M NY-Pa. Pipeline Expansion Project
• SD Legislators Pass Anti-'Riot Boosting' Bills For XL Pipeline
• Conn. Can't Hijack Clean Energy Funds, 2nd Circ. Hears
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Feds Battle To Escape Uranium Mine Cleanup Liability
• Pa. Injection Well Zoning Fight Can Proceed Without Permits
• NYC Climate Suit Can't Be Sustained, Gov't Tells 2nd Circ.
• ConocoPhillips Wins $8.7B From Venezuela Over Oil Projects
• Frack Water Co. Sued Over Scrapped $2M Unit, Asset Sale
• J&J Talc Supplier Sues Over Millions In Insurance Funds
• Alaska Mine Clears Enviro Hurdle But Faces An Uphill Battle
• PG&E Under Court Pressure To Trim Trees Or Stall Dividends
• Leon Panetta In The Courtroom, Langley And Area 51
• Norton Rose Latin American Head Jumps To McKool Smith
• US Energy Co. Can't Get Another Chance At Canada Claim
• British Utility Inks $100M Deal For US Green Energy Biz
• NJ Hits ExxonMobil With Contamination Suit Over Dump Site
• Just 'Show Up,' 6th Circ. Tells Fugitive In Rolls-Royce Case
• Exxon To Pay CAA Penalty Over Deadly Texas Refinery Fire
• Keystone Pipeline Endangers Tribes' Water, 9th Circ. Hears
• Cuomo's Former Right-Hand Man Ordered To Report To Prison
• Electric Car Co. Execs Can't Dodge Fraud Suit, Court Told
• Coastal AGs Amp Up Effort To Block Atlantic Seismic Testing
• 4th Circ. Affirms Equinor Win In Drilling Contract Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: GE, Veraison, Advent International
• Energy-Focused Blank-Check Cos. Hunt For Targets
• Labor, Biz Groups Ask House To Hike Gas Tax For Road Works
• SEC's Peirce Bucks Call For Corporate Responsibility Rules
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Finding A Voice, And A New Home
• EPA Coal Plant Permit Order Is A Rule Change, Enviros Say
• NJ Wants PennEast Land Grab Paused Pending Appeal
• Korean Solar Cell Co. Hits Rivals With IP Suits In ITC, Del.
• 2 Firms Aid On $1.6B Renewable Energy Infrastructure Fund
• What Energy Cos. Can Expect From Cooperation With CFTC
• Tribe, Enviros Blast Approval Of Reserve Drilling Plans
• 3rd Circ. Reverses Fraud Conviction Under Speedy Trial Act
• DOE Gives Export Thumbs-Up To La. LNG Project
• Tribal Co. To Challenge Immunity Ruling In Tax Suit
• Tribes Look For Strong Hand In Green New Deal
• Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Keep Keystone Pipeline Blocked
• Deals Rumor Mill: Belle, Carlyle Group, EHang
• 7th Circ. Says No More Cleanup From GE At Polluted Site
• EPA Says Small Refiner RFS Decisions Can't Be Fought
• Turnpike Land Buy Included Mineral Rights, Pa. Court Says
• Constitutional Force-Pooling Arguments Face Uphill Battle
• Judging A Book: Willett Reviews 'Guilty Pleasures'
• 4th Circ. Reaffirms Path To Land Access For Pipeline Cos.
• Longtime EPA GC, Gibson Dunn Vet Jumps To Patagonia
• Italian Court Enforces $500M Award Against Kazakhstan
• CFPB Kicks Off PACE Loans Rulemaking With Call For Info
• GE, Tepco Dodge Sailors' $1B Fukushima Radiation Suit
• Klamath Tribes Push Back Against Ore. Hydro Project
• Turkish Energy Co. Says No Need To Pause $846M Award Suit
• Westmoreland Coal Gets Approval For Ch. 11 Plan, Asset Sale
• Bulgarian Energy Co. Appealing €77M In EU Antitrust Fines
• SEC Waives Buyback Period Over Conflicting Indian Law
• Guaidó Wants In On 3rd Circ. $1.2B Crystallex Award Row
• Chimera Pump-And-Dump Duo Must Pay $3.2M
• DC Circ. Decision Killed EPA's HFC Rule, Chem Cos. Say
• Skadden, Kirkland Steer KKR's $900M NextEra Investment
• Driller Blasts Petrobras' Subpoena Bid In $720M Award Row
• Women In Law Need Equal Treatment, Not Affirmative Action
• Newmont's Barrick Rejection Comes With Joint Venture Offer
• Shell Says It Awaits Dutch Prosecution Over Nigerian Oil Deal
• Kids Score Support In 9th Circ. Climate Change Case Appeal
• MDL Judge Rebuffs EPA's Bid To Escape Mine Spill Suit
• Trump Sketches Out Sprawling 2019 Trade Agenda
• Russia Liable For Naftogaz's Crimea Assets, Tribunal Finds
• Venezuela's Interim Prez Wants Maduro Cut From Award Row
• Mass. High Court Won't Tweak Law For Asbestos Claims
• Homeowner Sues NextEra Energy Over Wind Farm 'Invasion'
• DC Circ. Scraps Army Corps' OK Of Dominion Power Line
• BlueMountain Nominates New Slate Of PG&E Directors
• Abengoa Unit Hit With $15M Judgment In Wind Farm Row
• Chancery Sees No Reason To Hear $1B KPMG Negligence Suit
• Texas Justices Say Conoco Unit Can Deduct Transport Costs
• Visible Diversity Is A Sign Of Organizational Health
• Simple Secrets For Writing A Killer Brief
• Hoping For High Court Clarity On CWA Jurisdictional Issues