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Energy - September, 2019

348 articles

• Duracell's Battery Claims Mislead Consumers, Energizer Says
• Chesapeake Beats Landowners' Oil Lease Class Action
• NextEra Loses Bid To Recover $60M In Fees From EFH Ch. 11
• NY Says FERC Wrongly Nixed Pipeline Permit Denial
• Reed Smith Nabs Ex-Linklaters Arbitration Pro In Paris
• 9th Circ. Asked To Halt Logging In Mt. Hood National Forest
• TerraForm, Investors Agree To Reduce Settlement To $49M
• House Dem Faults BLM's Arctic Drilling Climate Analysis
• Ecuador Must Pay $450M Following Oil Profits Fight
• 3rd Circ. Lets Crystallex Resume Bid To Seize Citgo Shares
• FERC Widens Calif. Grid Operator's Power Deal Authority
• Spanish Piping Co. Hit With $31M Verdict For False Ads
• Mozambique Says Oxy-Total Gas Deal To Yield $880M In Tax
• Minn. Agency Denies Water Approval For Enbridge Pipeline
• Rakoff Triples Objector's Atty Fees In $3B Petrobras Deal
• Shareholder Tearfully Explains Motive In Murex Chancery Trial
• Texas Panel Sides With Gas Co. In Suit Over Cattle Deaths
• High Court Could Bring Clarity To Charterers In Oil Spill Case
• Enviros Seek Win In Suit Over EPA Advisory Committee Policy
• True Wellness Requires A Deeper Look At Atty Profession
• Locke Lord, Orrick Helm NextEra Unit's $1.4B Pipeline Co. Buy
• White & Case Steers Sempra's $3.59B Peruvian Energy Sale
• Paul Weiss, Debevoise Drive $1.3B Deal For Infrastructure Biz
• 4 Energy-Related Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• Maui Council Chair Wants Hunton Cut Off In Water Case
• Latest Suit Over $13B TransCanada Sale Is Tossed
• Oro Negro Sues Bondholders For Bringing Criminal Charges
• Venezuela Wants 3rd Circ. To Review Shares Seizure Ruling
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Boost Electric Grid Protection
• Enviros Say Trump Can't Limit Calif.'s Auto Emissions Power
• What Attys Need To Know About Trump's Calif. Grudge Match
• LA Drops Billing Error Suit Against PwC Due To Atty Silence
• Clean Fuel Co. Cuts $4M Deal To End SEC's FCPA Probe
• Ex-Platinum Exec Acquitted, Co-Founder Gets New Trial
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Weiss, Latham, Kirkland
• How New York Crafted Its Own Green New Deal: Part 3
• Feds Get OK To Deny Pacific Walrus Habitat Protections
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Katten Closing 2 Offices As 9 Partners Move On
• Contango Inks $133M Deal For White Star Petroleum's Assets
• Pursuing Wellness
• 7th Circ. Says Ill. Miners Faced Temporary, Not Mass, Layoff
• Suit Alleging Korean Bank Stole €8B Tossed As 'Tall Tale'
• Pipelines Can't Yet Fight FERC Tax Policy Shift, Shippers Say
• Nigeria Gets OK To Fight Enforcement Of $9B Award In UK
• Winston, Hunton Steer NGL Energy's $600M Hillstone Buy
• EPA Contractor Can Contest Navajos' Gold King Spill Claims
• What To Do When A Private Equity Firm Wants Your Business
• Solar Boosters Say They Deserve Spot In NM Utility Fees Fight
• ExxonMobil Inks $4.5B Asset Sale To PE-Backed Vår Energi
• European Commission Weighs In On Spain Energy Row
• Enviros Claim DOI Letting Drillers Skate On Offshore Regs
• Gas Seller Seeks Pause Of 6th Circ. Ruling On Gasoline Regs
• How BigLaw Is Adapting To Plaintiff-Side Litigation
• Oil Case Clarifies Annulled Award Analysis In 2nd Circ. Courts
• How New York Crafted Its Own Green New Deal: Part 2
• Oil Driller Halcon's $644.5M Equity Swap Wins Court OK
• Elk Petroleum To Rescind $55M Stock Swap In Ch. 11 Deal
• Secret Recordings Will Stay In Ecuador Bribery Case
• EPA Sets 30-Day Clock For Calif. To Address Water Quality
• Chancery Blocks Blue Racer IPO In EnCap-Williams Battle
• Enviros Tell FERC They Oppose Calif. Hydro Storage Project
• Texas Energy Co. Can't Move $1.9M Fight To Arbitration
• Atty Ordered To Pay $5M Urges 11th Circ. To Flip Fraud Suit
• Enbridge Says Wis. Tribe Breached Pipeline Contract
• Miami Man Gets 4 Years For Bribing Venezuelan Officials
• Coal Mining Co. Defeats Va. Water Pollution Suit
• DOJ Defends Emissions Deal Probe, But Is It Blowing Smoke?
• Ex-Yukos Investors' $50B Awards Properly Nixed, Russia Says
• Gas Export Project Foes Urge 5th Circ. To Sink Texas Permit
• Pursuing Wellness: A Focus On Firm Holistic Health Training
• Supervisor 'Crush' Not Enough For EEOC Hostile Work Claim
• CalCom Forms $100M California Clean Energy Fund
• What IRS Bonus Depreciation Regs Mean For Public Utilities
• DC Circ. Mulls Pipeline Fight's Future After 3rd Circ. Ruling
• ITC Faces $7.7M Suit Alleging Texas Plant Fire Caused Delays
• 17 States Sue Trump Over Endangered Species Act Rollbacks
• Pa. High Court To Weigh Coal Companies' Land Dispute
• How New York Crafted Its Own Green New Deal: Part 1
• US Courts Continue Reluctance Toward Foreign Discovery
• Judging A Book
• Ex-Koch Staffer Gets Top DOI Atty Post Amid Perjury Claims
• Fiat Chrysler Manager Charged In Emissions Conspiracy
• Senate Panel OKs $35.8B Bill For DOI, EPA, Tribal Programs
• Chevron Beats Saudis' 'Sham' $18B Arbitration Award
• Fire Victims Slam PG&E's 'Master-Mindey Cute' Ch. 11 Plan
• Courtroom Tech Experts In High Demand For Injury Trials
• Judge Jackson Reviews 'When Should Law Forgive?'
• Range Resources Wants Atty Fraud Claims Put On Hold
• OT Rules For Bonuses Are Less Fuzzy After 3rd Circ. Opinion
• 1st Circ. Looks To State Law In Maine City's Oil Export Ban
• Venoco Bankruptcy Trustee Warns Of Fight Over $130M Claim
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Valero Worker's OT Suit
• US Targets Venezuelan Oil Sector With New Sanctions
• Tools For Energy And Infrastructure Minority Partners: Part 2
• Sunoco In Pa. Prosecutor's Crosshairs For Pipeline Nuisances
• Top VW Bosses Charged With Manipulating Stock Price
• EPA Threatens Calif. With Sanctions Over Air Quality Plans
• 7th Circ. Says Insurer Must Cover Biomass Co. Contract Fight
• Wachtell Seeks NY Trial Against Carl Icahn's CVR, Touts Docs
• Drilling Co. Urges Court Not To Block Mancos Shale Fracking
• Ignorance Of 3rd-Party Sales Irrelevant For Duties, CIT Says
• 2 Men Charged With Participating In $3M 'Boiler Room' Plot
• Kirkland Steers GSO's $350M Commitment To Soda Ash Biz
• 9th Circ. Backs BIA Green Light Of Wind Farm Construction
• Enviros Say Colo. Mine Expansion Suit Not Barred
• House Dems Question Trump, DOJ On Car Emissions Probe
• $1.2B Award Against Mining Co. Must Be Enforced
• Pause $112M Arbitral Award For Justices' Input, Ukraine Says
• Pursuing Wellness: Steps Toward A Supportive Firm Culture
• BP, Koch Can't End Superfund Suit With 'Petroleum Exclusion'
• TechnipFMC Settles SEC's Bribery Claims For $5M
• Maui County Votes To Settle High Court Clean Water Act Case
• Vaping Co. Seeks To Block Duracell's Optimum Batteries
• Don't End Fight Over FERC Pipeline Approval, DC Circ. Told
• NJ Energy Co. Can't Duck $1.1M In Penalties In Securities Row
• Tools For Energy And Infrastructure Minority Partners: Part 1
• Hunton's Boston Office Adds Its First Environmental Lawyer
• Attys Seek $15M In Fees From $74M SunEdison Settlement
• Banks, Insurers Commit To Global Climate Action
• Norfolk Southern Liable In Coal Shipping Dispute, Jury Finds
• Whitefish Power Co. Objects To PR Utility Restructuring Deal
• King & Spalding Adds Former DOI Attorney In DC
• EEOC Nets Nearly $1M In Wave Of Disability Bias Deals
• FERC Says Its Authority Preempts New Hampshire Power Law
• FERC's Lone Dem Warns Of Climate Whitewashing On Orders
• Elk Petroleum Reaches Ch. 11 Deal With Equityholders
• EPA May Have Picked A Clean Air Fight With Calif. It Can't Win
• DOI Can't Stop Utah Oil Lease Challenge, Enviros Say
• King & Spalding Adds Ex-Hunton Andrews Litigator In Texas
• Commerce To Rethink Sparing Chinese Cupwheels From Duty
• Baker Botts Scores 2 Ex-Gov't Attys In NY, Texas
• Pursuing Wellness: Mental Health Education As A Firm Priority
• Pillsbury Adds Former Clyde & Co. Int'l Arbitration Pro
• Contractor Says Equistar Owes $30M For Texas Plant Project
• Icahn Pushes Chancery For Lower Bar In Proxy Docs Fights
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Latham, Baker
• New Visa Means 1 Less Problem For Offshore Wind Projects
• States Launch Challenge To Trump Auto Emissions Policy
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• PG&E Bondholders, Wildfire Victims Propose $24B Reorg Plan
• Man Gets 4½ Years For Defrauding US In Afghan Mine Scheme
• Brookfield Unfairly Seized Power In TerraForm, Investor Says
• US Withdraws $160M In Afghan Aid Over Corruption Claims
• Del. Justices Nix Energy Co.'s $28M Interest Award Appeal
• 9th Circ. Faults BLM's Blanket Extension Of Geothermal Deals
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Providence Equity, Axalta
• Pursuing Wellness: A Firm's Work With Mental Health Experts
• DC Circ. Grants EPA Bid To Postpone Ozone Limits Fight
• Oil Co. Says Lease Fight Can't Turn On Free Speech Law
• Bulk Of SD Anti-Pipeline Riot Laws Struck Down
• Commodities Co. Gets OK To Seize Venezuelan Funds
• Tailwater Capital Pours $150M Into Downstream Energy Biz
• Another Round In The Battle Over The Clean Water Act
• Split FERC Floats Overhaul Of Utility Power Purchase Regs
• Bernstein Litowitz, Cohen Milstein To Lead EQT Stock Suit
• Trump Admin. Strips Calif. Of Auto Emissions Authority
• British Columbia Ordered To Reconsider Pipeline Approvals
• 1st Circ. Tosses $3.6B Utilities Suit As An Issue For FERC
• Texas Court Rejects $14M Fee Bid After $21M IP Verdict
• NC Utility Asks High Court To Hear If Pipeline Plea Is Valid
• Professor's Case Draws Hard Line On Foreign Conflicts
• Trump Orders More Sanctions On Iran After Saudi Oil Attack
• Army Corps Says It Doesn't Owe ND For DAPL Protests
• DOD Role Key To Curb Chinese Control Of Rare-Earth Market
• Pursuing Wellness: When A Firm Brings Counseling On Site
• DC Judge Defers Ruling On Enforcing €64.5M Spain Award
• Laying The Groundwork For Next-Generation Nuclear Energy
• Ørsted To Sell Danish Power Businesses For $3.2B
• EPA, States Duel Over Impact Of DC Circ. Ozone Ruling
• Certain US Allies May See Expedited CFIUS Reviews
• Inventors Want To Split Credit For Gas Transportation Patent
• Trump, Calif. Wage War Of Words Over Auto Standards
• 9th Circ. Will Take On FERC-Bankruptcy Court Tussle
• Brown Rudnick Energy Head Tapped As API's Top Lawyer
• Calif. Utility Beats Suit Over Pedestrian's Death
• EPA Set To Rescind Calif. Emissions Waiver Amid Auto Fight
• Oil & Gas Producer's $15M DIP OK'd Amid Creditor Outcry
• Former Energy Exec Created Fake CFO, SEC Says  
• Duke Energy Sets Goal Of Net Zero Electric Emissions By '50
• FordHarrison Litigator Returns After Marathon Petroleum Stint
• ConocoPhillips Wants Heirs' $11.7M Mineral Win Undone
• CFTC Alleges Man Made $10M In Binary Options Fraud
• Pursuing Wellness: Inside A Firm Meditation Program
• Out-Of-State Developer Insists Texas Grid Project Law Invalid
• NC Slams FERC's Enviro Analysis Of $468M Gas Pipeline
• PE Firm Sues For $4M After Early Fla. Energy Deal Exit
• Commerce Move Affects Exports To Chinese Nuclear Co.
• EU Clears German Energy Cos.' Asset Swap, With Conditions
• States, Enviros Push Calif. Judge To Enforce EPA Landfill Rule
• DC Circ. Tosses Clean Power Plan Challenges
• Tribe, Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Undo BLM Mining Permit Win
• Bankrupt PG&E Trial With Elderly Fire Victims Gets 2020 Start
• 6 Texas Supreme Court Oil And Gas Cases To Watch
• Chemical Co. Wins $5.7M Verdict For Construction Defects
• Class Atty Accused Of Fraudulent Billing In Gas Royalties Suit
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Ukraine Immunity In $112M Award Suit
• Drill Rig Co.'s $16M Ch. 11 Sale OK'd Over Creditor Objections
• Arco Wants Jury Trial Over NM Uranium Mine Cleanup
• DC Circ. Asks If 4th Circ. Ruling Kills $7B Pipeline Fight
• Family Of Girl Who Died Riding Oil Well Pump Can't Sue
• Frack Co. Asks Texas Justices To Revive Atty Malpractice Suit
• Seismic Data Co. Beats Copyright Claim By Canadian Rival
• 5th Circ. Ruling Offers Map For Avoiding Daily Rate OT Claims
• Early Sampling Of Electronic Info Is Underutilized In Discovery
• Vistra Agrees To $8.6M Deal To Close Ill. Coal Power Plant
• No 'Politicization' Of DOJ Probes, Antitrust Chief Says
• US Says World Bank Unit Can't Be Sued Over India Coal Plant
• Latham, Kirkland Lead Energy Transfer's $5B SemGroup Buy
• PG&E Bankruptcy Will Test Shareholder Capitalism
• Asset Managers, Ex-Official Charged In PDVSA Case
• Bankrupt Philadelphia Refinery Gets $50M Insurance Advance
• PG&E Pledge Won't End FERC-Bankruptcy Court Tug Of War
• Traders Ask 2nd Circ. To Revisit Energy Co. Antitrust Suit
• Morgan Lewis Gains McDermott Arbitration Pro In Frankfurt
• FTC Clears $160M Pipeline Deal After Noncompete Nixed
• FCC Queries Carriers On Wildfire Response
• DOI Clears Way For Energy Development In Arctic Refuge
• PG&E, Insurers Cut $11B Deal Over Calif. Wildfires
• To Defer Or Not To Defer: Kisor's Impact On Tax Controversies
• Deals Rumor Mill: Inpex, Avaya, KKR
• DC Circ. Says EPA Must Set Cross-State Emission Deadlines
• 6th Circ. Won't Tee Up Trial For Worker Fired For Golfing
• Utilities Need Timely Project Review For Reliable Service
• French Minister Urges Carbon Tax Accord, Voting Changes
• States Forge Ahead On Renewables, With Or Without The Feds
• Weatherford's Revised Ch. 11 Plan To Cut $5.8B In Debt OK'd
• The Factors Courts Consider In Deposition Location Disputes
• 200 Affected In Gold King Spill May Get To Jump Line In MDL
• Battle Over $160M Claim Could Stall Elk Petroleum's Ch. 11
• Energy Finance Atty Joins Ex-Pillsbury Partners At Bracewell
• Enviros Say Costs Of Uranium Mine Not Properly Evaluated
• Gas Industry Drivers Get Partial Cert. In Pa. FLSA Case
• 11th Circ. Says EPA-Alabama Water Partnership Can Stand
• EU's Energy Tax Rules Lagging Climate Goals, Report Says
• Data Prep Software Co. Inks $100M In Google-Backed Funding
• Alta Mesa Files For Bankruptcy Amid SEC Probe
• House Passes 3 Bills Banning Offshore, Alaska Drilling
• What To Consider Before Filing For A Rule 57 Speedy Hearing
• New Mexico City Says Solar Boosters Can't Fight Utility Fees
• Fracking Trespass Claims Will Ruin Industry, Pa. Justices Told
• EPA, Corps Officially Sink Controversial Obama Water Rule
• 9th Circ. Shoots Down City's Challenge To Calif. Grid Project
• Atty Slams Bid To Remove Judge From BP Oil Spill MDL
• 3rd Circ. Gives States Extra Weapon To Fight Gas Pipelines
• Tucker Arensberg Ripped For Lawyer's Lost, Locked Texts
• Norton Rose Prevails, Again, Over PE Firm's Fraud Claims
• Veolia Wins $2M Tax Refund At Mass. High Court
• WTO Set For Collision Course Over US Metal Tariffs Next Year
• Congress' Clean Energy Plans Carry Major Market Implications
• Weatherford Cuts $400M In Debts From Ch. 11 Plan
• Oil Co. Seeks Arbitration Against Russian Bank, Refinery
• Phillips 66 Loses Fight Over Wash. Paid Leave Law
• Girardi Can't Transfer Settlement Fees Case To Retired Judge
• Kazakhstan Urges DC Circ. To Revive $506M Arb. Fight
• GE Must Refer Disputes In $2.6B Deal To Experts, Suit Says
• Ex-FEMA Official Arrested In Hurricane Maria Bribe Scheme
• Judge Vows Not To Stiff Anyone In Gauging PG&E Liabilities
• Shipper Asks Justices To Back $100M Judgment Against Citgo
• WTO Won't Rule On Trump's Security Tariffs Until Next Fall
• Pa. Lawmaker Can't Challenge Sunoco Pipelines, Court Says
• Drilling Rig Maker Denied New Trial Over Broken EQT Contract
• Deals Rumor Mill: ArcelorMittal, Saudi Aramco, Peloton
• Commerce Wrong To Question Russian Steel Sales, Suit Says
• 3rd Circ. Says PennEast Can't Take NJ Land For Pipeline
• OPTrust, ICG Consortium Lob $322M Bid For Pacific Energy
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Expanding The Meaning Of Diversity
• Electric Sector Cyber Directive Stresses Incident Reporting
• PG&E Reorg Plan Includes $16.9B For Wildfire Claims
• Consumers Deserve Retail Electric Power Competition
• Emerge Energy Agrees To Revisit Ch. 11 Disclosure Statement
• Pa. Gov. Can't Sue Over Harrisburg Incinerator, Firms Say
• Philly Refinery Execs Got $4.5M In Bonuses Before Ch. 11
• 2 Firms Seek $12M Award For $33M Chemical Price-Fix Deal
• EPA Dropping The Ball On Clean Air Permits, 10th Circ. Told
• Ex-Vietnam PM Hit With $2.75B Claim Over Nixed Power Plants
• Ex-Consol Exec Drops 2nd Expert To Avoid Paying For 1st
• Co.'s $2.1M In Sanctions Upheld In Wind Farm Sale Dispute
• Pa. High Court Fracking Trespass Case Has Drillers On Alert
• Drilling Co. Creditors Say Insider Sale Shouldn't Be Approved
• Sunoco Emissions Must Be Regulated In Toto, Pa. Court Told
• Businesses Want Obama-Era Clean Water Rule Scrapped
• Utilities Join Fight Against Trump's Plant Emissions Rule
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Trans-Cab, Repsol
• Boston Properties Nabs Suburban Mass. Offices For $106M
• Callon Activist Blasts Carrizo Oil Tie-Up, Wants Sale
• Investors Can't Get Restitution For Bribery, Says Och-Ziff Unit
• San Francisco Makes $2.5B Offer For PG&E Power Lines
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Kazakhstan Takes $506M Award Fight To High Court
• Vectren Slips Shareholder Suit Over $6B CenterPoint Merger
• Bankrupt Oil Co. Creditor Sues In Chancery Over 2016 Sale
• Trump, DOJ Turn Up Heat On Calif. Car Emissions Deal
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Challenge To GHG Standards Rollback
• Commerce Can't Impose Tariffs That Predate Notice, CIT Says
• Range Resources Can't Slip Suit Over Gas Royalty Deductions
• Schramm Creditor Says Ch. 11 Sale Is An Insider Deal
• Vt. High Court Tells Agency To Redo Solar Project Review
• Baker Hughes Tells 5th Circ. $52M Contribution Is Deductible
• Bill To Help PG&E Pay Wildfire Claims Shelved In Calif.
• Lone Star Laterals: Skadden, Haynes and Boone, Locke Lord
• Shell Appoints New GC After Ex-GC Moves To Nestle
• DC Circ. To FERC: Tell How Gas Exports Justify Nexus Line
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Wachtell, Gibson
• White & Case Needn't Turn Over Docs To Ex-Yukos Investors
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's 2018 Renewable Fuel Standards
• Legal Options For Pipeline Companies Stymied By Tree-Sitters
• Discovery Counsel Vital In All Phases Of Mass Tort Litigation
• Treasury Blacklists Shipping Network For Supporting Iran
• Enviros Seek Halt To Fracking In NM's Mancos Shale
• Power Co. Says Texas PUC Must Review Electrocution Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Objector's Fee Fight In $3B Petrobras Deal
• Wis. Tribe Asks 7th Circ. To Revive Suit Over Mine Project
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, ExxonMobil, Palantir
• How The Wayback Machine Can Strengthen Your Case
• Enviros Say Alaska Oil & Gas Seismic Tests Will Harm Whales
• FERC Urges High Court To Pass On NC Pipeline Rate Fight
• Trader Hits ADM With Ethanol Derivatives Manipulation Suit
• US Solar Developer Receives $100M From Crayhill Capital
• Electric Vehicle Rollout Calls For Public-Private Partnerships
• Italian Shipping Co. Hit With $4M Penalty For Oil Dump
• Enviros Drop High Court Groundwater Case After Settlement
• First Nations Tout Plus Side Of Enbridge Pipeline To US Tribes
• 5th Circ. Backs Shell In $1.5M Cross-Border Severance Scuffle
• Enviros Say Federal Coal Mining Guidance Violates ESA
• Shell, Exxon Units Can't Get $2.7B Nigeria Award Enforced
• Oil Bankruptcy Fights Loom As Prime Lenders Get Squeezed
• WesternGeco's $93M IP Win Going Back On Trial
• EQT Settles Trade Secrets Claim With Ex-Employee
• Feds Slam Enviros' Atty Fees Bid In Offshore Permit Case
• Draft Civil Procedure Jurisdictional Rule Needs A Tweak
• Sen. Warren Would Fuel Green Energy Plan With Tax Breaks
• ABB Suit Shows Danger Of 'Scorched Earth' Approach
• Pipeline Co. Owes Natural Gas Supplier $5.6M For Broken Deal
• Tribe, Enviros Want Calif. Geothermal Lease Suit Preserved
• Bid To Enforce €101M Spain Award Paused In Australia
• Glencore Wins $62.6M Dispute With Australia's Tax Authority
• Pueblo Of Jemez's Suit Over National Park Land Tossed
• Renewable Energy Co. Says Latest Derivative Suit Falls Short
• SCANA Dodges Investor Suit Over Failed $9B Nuke Plant
• Crescent Point Energy Sells Assets In US, Canada for $684M
• Concho Eyes Paring Debt, Stock Buyback With $925M Sale
• Compliance Monitor May Help With CFIUS Approval
• Greenwave Wants $250M For Opportunity Zone Fund
• 3 Firms Assist On $2.9B Deal For Contracting Co. APi Group
• Delek To Pay $2.3M Over 2013 Arkansas Oil Spill
• New Insights On Privilege, Ethics Duties For In-House Attys
• Mining Investors Victimized By Och-Ziff Bribes, Judge Finds