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Energy - October, 2019

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• Dakota Access Pipeline Review Was Flawed, Tribes Say
• Canadian Miner Wins $40M In Kazakhstan Uranium Plant Fight
• Texas Court Undoes Part Of $25M Default Award In Valve Row
• 'Enron' Haunts Exxon Climate Trial In AG Expert's Testimony
• Drillers On Edge As Pa. Justices Mull Consumer Law's Scope
• Utility Groups Challenge FERC Storage Rule At DC Circ.
• Ukraine Oil Co.'s Info Bid Improper In $2.5B Fight, Court Told
• Bayou Steel Creditors Say Sale Timeline Pushed Back
• SEC's Fraud Enforcement Shows Quality, If Not Quantity
• 5 Trends Influencing RFPs For Law Firms
• DOJ Blocks Attorneys From Favored Settlement Tool
• How DOJ Suit Could Affect Calif. Cap-And-Trade Plan
• Enviros Say BLM Allowing Too Much Drilling In Calif.
• Marathon Lines Up Speedway Spinoff Amid Activist Pressure
• PG&E Judge Mulls Limited Atty Gag In Tubbs Fire Case
• Venezuela Stays Absent From $172M Steel Tube Award Fight
• PROMESA Proposals Get Mixed Reviews From Private Sector
• ERISA Self-Dealing Rules Clarified As GE Suit Rolls Along
• Emerge Energy, Committee Argue Over Ch. 11 Asset Valuation
• Dems Push EPA Watchdog Pick To Scrutinize Agency Leaders
• Unaoil Bosses Plead Guilty To Global Bribery Scheme
• Nuclear Exec Sold Out Partner For Prosecution Deal, Jury Told
• Pa. Justices To Weigh If Unfair-Trade Law Covers Gas Leases
• Wireless Industry Pushing FCC Rules Too Far, Utilities Say
• Minn. Feedlot Ruling Reflects Less Deference To Agencies
• Industry Tells 3rd Circ. To Revisit 'Untenable' Pipeline Decision
• An Internal Investigation Playbook For Energy Cos.: Part 3
• Texas Justices Asked To Hear Suit Over Child's Oil Well Death
• No Room For Energy Groups In Keystone XL Suit, Enviros Say
• Rex Tillerson Denies Exxon Climate Change Fraud In NY Trial
• Watchdog Raises Flags Over Duty Exclusion Process
• Sidley, Debevoise Lead Anixter's $3.8B Take-Private Deal
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Emails Show Bribery Strategy, Jury Hears
• SoCalGas Says No 'Permanent Nuisance' At Aliso Canyon
• Saudi Aramco Signs String Of Deals Worth Roughly $2B
• Space Co. Says Doc Bid In $506M Award Fight Is Fruitless
• Texas Panel Told Petrobras Dispute Belongs In Arbitration
• ETC Chafes At EdgeMarc Committee's Ch. 7 Conversion Try
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Adviser Policy Ruling
• Bayou Steel Seeks $800K Employee Bonuses In Ch. 11
• Laid-Off Nuke Site Worker Seeks Another $1M After Jury Win
• Electric Co. Owner's Tax Refund Fight Revived By 5th Circ.
• Southcross Energy Files Ch. 11 Plan In Del.
• Chancery Finds Flaws In $11B Regency Merger Process
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Being There For Families In Trouble
• NY, NJ, Conn. Sue EPA Over Out-Of-State Ozone Pollution
• An Internal Investigation Playbook For Energy Cos.: Part 2
• DOJ Guidance Offers Needed Flexibility For Corporate Fines
• Venezuelan National Gets 4 Years For Bribery Scheme
• Murray Energy Becomes Latest Coal Miner To File Bankruptcy
• Duke's Appeal In NC Coal Ash Cleanup Faces Another Setback
• Ex-Alstom Exec's Bribery Ties Are Plain, DOJ Tells Jury
• PG&E Agrees To Extend Wildfire Proof Of Claims Deadline
• Justices Urged Not To Weigh In On FERC Dam Dispute Ruling
• PwC Keeps Sanctions Efforts Over LA's Dropped Suit Alive
• GE Investors Fight To Keep Suit Over $22B Write-Down Alive
• DOT Hazmat Train Rule Lacks Info Safeguards, DC Circ. Told
• Chevron Offers $5M To End Okla. Royalty Underpayment Suit
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Fights Chinese Retaliation
• Best Practices For US-Canada Virtual Mass Tort Teams
• An Internal Investigation Playbook For Energy Cos.: Part 1
• GM, Toyota Side With Trump Admin In Emissions Rule Fight
• FERC Orders Vitol To Pay $2.7M For Calif. Market Manipulation
• 3 Takeaways From Mass. AG's Exxon Climate Suit
• NY AG 'Stunned' By Threat To Cut Short Exxon Climate Case
• Youths Sue Canada Over Climate Change Threats
• DC Circ. Wonders If EPA Exemption Spike Warrants Lawsuit
• PG&E Says Equipment Failed Just Before Wildfire Started
• Interior Dept. Defangs Controversial FOIA Rule
• Ukraine Oil Co. Targets Gazprom Assets In $2.56B Award Row
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Gas Co.'s Double-Tax Dispute
• Colombia Wants $19M Award In Favor Of Glencore Annulled
• Breaking Down The Ex-Alstom Executive Foreign Bribery Trial
• Delay Tactics Justify Fees In $5.3M Arbitral Win: Saudi Co.
• NextEra Escapes $15M Punitive Award In Boy's Electrocution
• US, Israel Bring Fintech Cooperation Into Focus
• CNX Should Have Filed Indemnity Suit In Ohio, Driller Says
• $74M SunEdison Investor Settlement Gets Judge's Approval
• Oil Well Owners Seek Clearance For Alta Mesa Fracking Suits
• Blackhawk's Updated Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With Assurances
• SD Settles With Activists To End Riot Boosting Law Challenge
• States Are Wrong To Block Local Gov'ts From Opioid Suits
• Utilities Must Track FCC Licensing, Spectrum Issues
• 7th Circ. Ruling Reveals Broad-Exclusion Risks For Insurers
• 5th Circ. Rebuffs Energy Co.'s Indemnity Bid For Injury Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DC Circ. Tosses Challenges To EPA's GHG Emission Analysis
• Munich Re Can't Recoup $17.6M For Oil Rig Damages
• EPA Compliance Delays On Landfill Emissions Irk Judge
• Exxon Exec Denies Scheme To Hide Costs Of Climate Change
• Schlumberger, Dow Get Water Contamination Suit Tossed
• EPA Planned To Repeal Water Rule All Along, Enviros Say
• Top Russian Court Won't Review OK Of $112M Ukraine Award
• Russian Hot-Rolled Steel Makers Challenge Commerce Duties
• EU Enforcer: Competition Helps Beat Back Climate Change
• EU Greenlights Britain's £1B Electricity Support Project
• Deals Rumor Mill: Paysafe, Reynolds, Banijay Group
• UK Launches Probe Of $642M Energy Deal
• EPA Wants Mining Co.'s Counterclaim Axed In Gold King MDL
• YPF Must Pay Its Own Legal Bills In $10M Apache Fight
• Mass. AG Hits Exxon With Long-Awaited Climate Suit
• Examine Diversity Jurisdiction By Drilling Into Citizenship
• Liquid Pipeline Rule Emphasizes New Safety Requirements
• Cheniere Urges Texas Justices To Ref $46M LNG Loan Fight
• Glencore, AIG Face Suit Over Toxic Gas Release In Canada
• Fuel Buyers Blast Refiner's Sanctions Bid For 'Minor Mistake'
• Chancery Redirects PPL Spinoff Fight From Montana
• Exxon Misled On Climate Change Costs, Investors Say
• Calif. Cap-And-Trade Can Survive Trump's Legal Attack
• Enviros Say Va. Dominion Permit Nix Won't Spark New Fights
• Saudi Heirs Take $18B Chevron Award Fight To 9th Circ.
• Ignore European Commission In Energy Dispute, Court Told
• Bid To Enforce €101M Spain Award Can Be Resumed
• EPA Must Act On Oil & Gas Ozone Emissions, Groups Say
• Trump Touts Exit From Paris Accord At Pa. Shale Conference
• PennEast Says 3rd Circ. Ruling Will Disrupt Gas Industry
• USW Backs Industry Push For Tariffs On Imported Fittings
• Opportunities Still Abound In Mexican Energy Sector
• Charter Can Run Cables Without Landowner's OK, NCTA Says
• ComEd Can't Deny Jobs For Bad Credit, Ill. Appeals Court Told
• Biofuel Groups Take EPA's Refinery Exemption Fight To Court
• Where Law Firm Partners Go When Changing Jobs
• Shale Conference 'Game Show' Highlights Vital Oil, Gas Cases
• DOJ Sues Calif. Over Cap-And-Trade Deal With Québec
• Supreme Court Won't Keep Climate Suits From State Courts
• 3rd Circ. OKs Consol Fine For Not Using Miner Injury Hotline
• Schramm Ch. 7 Conversion Deferred For Sale Appeal Process
• Herbert Smith Adds International Arbitration Partner
• DC Court Weighs Doc Deluge In FTC Chemical Merger Suit
• Feds Say DC Solar Was $1B Ponzi As 2 Affiliates Plead Guilty
• Cattle Industry Says EPA CWA Rollback Is Not Enough
• Kazakhstan Says Bid For Space Co. Docs Is Inaccurate
• AMP Capital Nabs $6.2B For Infrastructure Debt Investments
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of NLRB Ruling Protecting Vulgar Message
• EPA Gets Challenge To Mich. Mine's Water Permit Thrown Out
• Pipeline Inspection Software Biz Says Ex-Workers Stole Data
• 3 Ways To Leverage Vulnerability For Lawyer Well-Being
• NY AG Seeks Up To $1.6B From Exxon In Climate Change Trial
• Oil Co. Investors Sue In Del. For Go-Private Merger Records
• What Employers Can Do To Combat Climate Change
• Southcross Energy Asset Sales Bring $107M Into Ch. 11 Estate
• PG&E Judge Calls Dearth Of Wildfire Claims 'Heartbreaking'
• DC Circ. Skeptical Over EPA Rules For Power Plant Startups
• Chevron Says Ecuadorian Atty Can't Quash Subpoenas
• Maui Mayor Won't Drop High Court Groundwater Suit
• Weil Gotshal Seeks $2M For Work On PG&E Case
• FERC Unlikely To Act Soon On Pipeline Policy, Chairman Says
• Peckar & Abramson Adds Construction, Energy Atty In Texas
• Barrick Reaches $300M Acacia Gold Settlement With Tanzania
• Trump Names Replacement For Rick Perry At Energy Dept.
• Aviation Watch: Air Travel In The Age Of Climate Change
• EPA Fights Judge's Ruling On Mont. CWA Exception
• NY-Led Group Says Proposed Rule Doesn't Kill Methane Case
• Orrick Brings Ex-White & Case Atty To NY Energy Group
• McGuireWoods, Kirkland Lead $2B Dominion Gas Facility Deal
• PE Firm Prevails In $4M Suit Over Fla. Energy Deal Exit
• China Targeting $2.4B Of US Goods With WTO Sanctions
• Temasek Values Keppel At $9.8B In Bid For Control
• Baltimore Asks High Court To OK State Court Climate Suit
• Landmark Exxon Climate Change Case Heads To Trial
• US Trustee Asks Court To Reject Emerge Liability Releases
• Feds Can't Dodge Tort Claims In Gold King Mine MDL
• DC Circ. Rejects INEOS Challenge To FERC Pipeline Tariffs
• White House Unfairly Denying Tariff-Exclusion Bids, Rep. Says
• New Data Shows BigLaw's True Profitability
• PG&E Bondholders, Wildfire Victims File Rival Ch. 11 Plan
• Midstream Agreements Can Still 'Run With The Land'
• 4 Firms Steer DTE Midstream's $2.25B Louisiana Pipeline Buy
• Texas Justices Pass On Energy Co.'s $15M Row With Apache
• Creditors Slam $11B PG&E Proposal Over Calif. Wildfires
• $216M For Hurricane Work Due Despite Indictment, Co. Says
• Sens. Introduce Legislation To Boost Tribal Energy Access
• Lloyd's Gas Well Insurance Row Returned To Pa. State Court
• BLM Sage-Grouse Plans, Drilling Approvals Put On Ice
• EPA Denies NY's Request To Control Ozone From Other States
• FERC Greenlights Grid Operators' Energy Storage Plans
• Consumers Want 1st Circ. Rethink In Nixed $3B Utilities Row
• $3.3B FirstEnergy Ch. 11 Plan Gets Court Approval
• Wind Farm Co. Says $2.1M Discovery Sanction Broke Rules
• Energy Co. Drops $22M Claim Over Axed Georgia Oil Contract
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Global Infrastructure Partners, Apollo
• DOI Says Developer Ire Misplaced In Mining Water Fight
• Decarbonization Offers New Shipping Finance Opportunities
• Welded Construction's Ch. 11 Pipeline Suit Stays In Delaware
• Limited Classes Certified In 2015 Exxon Refinery Fire Case
• Energy Trade Groups Look To Enter Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• Crystallex Says 3rd Circ. Shares Seizure Ruling Should Stand
• FirstEnergy's Toxic Gas Suit Not Their Problem, Insurers Say
• Why Trump's Orders On Agency Guidance Are Significant
• Exide Loses Bid To Halt California Penalties Via Ch. 11
• NM Judge Splits Gold King Mine MDL Into Three Parts
• 8th Circ. Judge Casts Skeptical Eye On Minn. Grid Law
• What Unitization Could Mean For Talos' Oil Discovery
• Tanzania Owes Standard Chartered $185M In ICSID Arbitration
• Miners' Class Push Falls Flat In Lifetime Benefits Fight
• Boutique Texas Firm Nabs EXCO Resources' Former GC
• Landowners Tell High Court To Keep Claims Against Arco
• NY Judge Clears Way For Exxon Climate Change Trial
• Formosa Plastics To Pay $50M To Settle Clean Water Act Suit
• Ex-Yukos CFO Says Kremlin-Defying Board Owes Him $13.5M
• Ex-FERC GC, Jenner Partner Joins Arcadia Power As Top Atty
• Feds Say Tort Claims Must Go In Gold King Mine MDL
• Judge Chafes At 'Goofy' DC Circ. Ruling In Dominion Case
• Wash. Tribal Leaders Want Columbia River Dams Removed
• Justices Pass On Kazakhstan $506M Award Fight
• US Charges Turkish Bank In Scheme To Evade Iran Sanctions
• FERC Can't Yank Pipeline Tax Perk, DC Circ. Hears
• Top EPA Enforcement Official Joins Vinson & Elkins
• SemGroup Investors Seek Stay On $5B Energy Transfer Deal
• Force Majeure: Check Your Governing Law
• French Finance Minister Urges EU Tax On Shipping, Aviation
• Justices Won't Hear SC's Nuclear Facility Closure Suit
• Courts Keep Rejecting Litigation Funding Discovery Campaign
• Justices Won't Hear Suit Over UBS Brokers' Enron Knowledge
• Justices Won't Review Gas Pipeline Rate Challenge
• CVR Loses Bid To Reignite Malpractice Fight With Wachtell
• NJ Denies Permits For $1B PennEast Pipeline
• 4th Circ. Pauses Review Of FWS Permit For $5B Pipeline
• How Emotionally Intelligent AI Could Assist With E-Discovery
• '$40 Billion Man' Accused Of Running Fuel Supply Ponzi
• FWS, Forest Service Must Face Suit Over Mont. Mine Approval
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Covington, Vinson
• CNX Will Restore About 140 Abandoned Wells In Pa.
• Mountain Valley Pipeline Pays $2M To End Va. Pollution Suit
• Chesapeake Tries To Shake Off Okla. Quake Damage Suit
• EB-5 Scheme Fundraiser To Pay $527K In SEC Deal
• Philly Refinery Puts Restructuring, Sale Options In Ch. 11 Plan
• Fired Workers Want Bayou Steel Ch. 11 Sent To Louisiana
• Is 'The Government Said I Could' A Civil Liability Defense?
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Financial Adviser Pleads Guilty In Ecuador Oil Bribery Case
• Council Backs Tribe's Bid To Expand Endangered Reservation
• Rising Star: Vinson & Elkins' Lande Spottswood
• Feds, Manufacturing Cos. Concur On $125M Mass. Cleanup
• Trump Orders Could Gum Up The Works At Enviro Agencies
• What Do Trump's Orders Mean For Agency Guidance?
• 9th Circ. Tells DOE To Publish Obama-Era Energy-Saver Rules
• Coal Magnate Can't Block Doc Order In $48M Award Fight
• 11th Circ. Says NAACP's Fair Housing Act Suit Can Continue
• JP Morgan Fees Center Stage In Del. Suit Over $3.2B Oil Deal
• Army Corps Seeks Win In Tribes' Dakota Access Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Postmates, Exxon Mobil, Armacell
• Insurers Say $34M Ala. Pipeline Explosion Suit Not Covered
• $9M Award Nixed After Jury Shown Unredacted Insurance Doc
• Suit Over $112M Ukraine Award To Stay Paused For Now
• EdgeMarc Energy Has No Path Forward With Ch. 11
• Rising Star: Susman Godfrey's Ashley McMillian
• Preventable Risks Your Law Firm May Be Overlooking
• Pa. Ruling Leaves Room For Oil And Gas Reg Challenges
• WilmerHale Guides RigUp's $300M Funding Round
• Alaska Justices Appear Open To Reviving Youths' Climate Suit
• Ex-Worker Gets 1 Year For Iron Bar Trade Secret Theft
• Feds Want Wives' Testimony Out Of Ecuador Bribery Case
• LA Residents Get OK On $32M Gas Bill Overcharge Deal
• Orrick Nabs Jones Day Int'l Arbitration Duo In Paris
• 2nd Circ. Won't Send NY Pipeline Appeal To DC Circ.
• Subcontractor Costs Deductible, Rig Co. Tells Texas Justices
• PG&E Judge Clears Way For Rival Ch. 11 Plans
• EPA's Auto GHG Moves Show Challenge Is Ripe, Enviros Say
• EPA Sued For Lifting Restrictions On Pebble Mine Project
• Coal Plant Sued Over Dumping Hot Water Into Allegheny River
• Shell Beats Gas Station Manager's Joint Employer OT Suit
• FERC Says DC Circ. Need Not Revisit Pipeline Appeal Delays
• Enviros Lose Bid To Sink NY Nuke Plant Subsidies
• It's Time For Ameren To Pay For Pollution, Gov't Says
• Trump Reins In Regulators' Enforcement Powers
• 6 Ethics Tips For Attorneys Making Lateral Transfers
• Halliburton To Pay Muslim Workers $275K To End EEOC Suit
• Bulb Efficiency Rollback May Lead To Regulatory Patchwork
• Rising Star: Sidley Austin's Tim Chandler
• Enviros Sue Feds Over Colo. Oil & Gas Lease Plan Analysis
• Chancery Rejects Toss Of Suit Over Baker Hughes-GE Deals
• Feds Ask To Delay Next Platinum Trial While Appeal Plays Out
• Texas Justices Told Emails Can't Support Breach Claims
• Alsup Slams Calif. City's 'Half-Baked' PG&E Probation Plan
• Citgo Petroleum Hires Former BP Atty As Legal VP
• Texas Partnership Law's Reach Key In $535M Pipeline Fight
• Acciona Invests €99M In Wind Energy Co., Teeing Up Takeover
• Baker Botts' Large Enviro Platform Lures 9 Katten Attys
• States Want To Back EPA Oversight Of Power Plant Emissions
• Finland's Fortum Cuts $2.5B Deal For Control Of Uniper
• Australian Steel Exec Charged With Obstructing Cartel Probe
• Chevron, BP Ask Justices To Halt Yet Another Climate Suit
• EPA Asks 1st Circ. To Uphold Policy Restricting Advisers
• 1st Circ. Questions Fukushima Victims' Need To Sue GE
• Rising Star: Norton Rose's Becky Diffen
• FERC Proposal Would Shake Up Renewable Energy Pricing
• Yukos Unit Loses $40M Suit Over Auction Rigging Plot
• Wildfire Victims Say PG&E's Ch. 11 Plan Won't Cut It
• Texas High Court To Hear 'Anti-Washout' Lease Fight
• Chancery Retains Part Of Boardwalk Pipeline Class Suit
• Montana Wants In On New Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• EPA Emissions Policy Change Faces Skeptical DC Circ.
• Mining Co. Must Address UK Ruling In $1.2B Award Fight
• Drexel Univ. To Pay Gov't $189K Over Prof's Strip Club Visits
• ​​​​​​1st Circ. Clears Way For Climate Change Suit's Remand To RI
• Ecuador Wants $448M Oil Profits Award Axed
• Blackhawk's Follow-Up $35M DIP Loan Gets Lenders' OK
• Pa. Atty Fights Landowners' DQ Bid In Gas Royalties Suit
• Refiner Says 'False' Price-Fixing Claims Warrant Sanctions
• Westinghouse Wants $1.3M Refund For Faulty Backup Servers
• Enviros Want DC Review Of 'Once In, Always In' Panel Ruling
• Frac Sand Shipper Defends $49M Win Over Alleged Copycat
• High Court Won't Review Pipeline Land Grab Challenge
• 3 Firms Weld $751M Deal For PE-Backed Canadian Mining Co.
• High Court Passes Over Sunoco $306M Tax Refund Fight
• Calif. Utility Loses Bid For High Court Review Of Liability Law
• Cybersecurity Issues To Consider In Oil And Gas M&A
• Rising Star: Earthjustice's Kim Smaczniak
• Justices Won't Probe Arbitrator's Labor Contract Tweak
• Japan's JERA Plugs $330M Into Bangladesh Power Producer
• 4 High Court Cases Enviro Attys Should Watch This Term
• DC Tackles Sovereign Immunity In $9B Nigeria Award Fight
• EPA Pledges Biofuel Requirements Boost As Refiners Fume
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive $220M Cobalt Insurer Fight In Fed Court
• Platinum Prosecutors To Appeal Acquittal, New Trial Orders
• Investors Want Space Co. To Turn Over Kazakh Docs
• Calif. Funds Wildfire Liabilities Without Punishing Ratepayers
• Latham, Gibson Dunn Steer $6.2B Hess Midstream Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Fried Frank, Milbank
• Elk Petroleum Wins Nod For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court To Review 4th Circ.'s Atlantic Coast Pipeline Ruling
• Army Corps Didn't Properly Monitor Maria Contracts, OIG says
• Alaska Tells FERC $45B Pipeline Project Won't Do Harm
• Valero Refinery Worker Burned In 'Superheated Soil' Can't Sue
• Sidley Snags Bracewell Renewable Energy, Projects Duo
• Pa. Township Erred With Gas Drilling 'Overlay,' Panel Told
• Halliburton, Ex-Employee Reach Settlement In Wage Suit
• Blackhawk Seeks $35M Boost For Confirmed Del. Ch. 11 Plan
• Recom AG Must Pay Up On $1.8M Arbitration Award
• Bayou Steel Plans Quick Asset Sale In Ch. 11 Case
• DOJ Wants In On 8th Circ. Oral Arguments In Minn. Grid Fight
• Texas Utility Board Can't Be Deposed In Wrongful Death Suit
• EPA Misses The Irony In Its Calif. Emissions Waiver Rollback
• DC Circ. Told To Deny Ukraine Bid To Pause $112M Award Suit
• Pa. To Join Cap-And-Trade Program To Curb Emissions
• Consider The Power Of Tactical Empathy
• New EU Tax Commissioner Pledges Carbon Border Tax
• Broker Files DQ Bid In 'Man Camp' Securities Fraud Case
• Gov. Can't Break Up, Shake BLM Sage-Grouse Suit
• Protests Pose Threat To Natural Gas Golden Age, Panel Says
• Calif. Appeals Court Finds City Fuel Storage Tax Improper
• Gov't Says No Need To Revisit FCA Dismissal Authority
• PG&E Case Attys Blast Fee Application Protocol
• Perenco Seeks OK Of $411M Award Against Ecuador
• 4th Circ. Revives Chesapeake Lease Suit Over Undrilled Wells
• Three Crowns Expands Into Middle East With Bahrain Office
• The Problem — And Opportunity — Of Implicit Bias In The Bar
• The Latest Carbon Market Developments: Part 2
• Chevron, BP Ask High Court To Block Baltimore Climate Suit
• DC Circ. Delays $1B Pipeline Fight After 3rd Circ. Ruling
• Sidley Advises Kimmeridge In $800M Energy Fund Close
• Tubbs Fire Victims Litigating Through Press, PG&E Complains
• DC Circ. Throws Out EPA's Ozone Pollution Rule
• Ex-Nuke Site Worker Gets $1.5M After Rehire Was Denied
• BNSF, CSX, Others Hit With Flurry Of Price-Fixing Suits
• 5 Questions For The DOJ's Jeffrey Bossert Clark
• King & Spalding Gains Ex-Squire Patton Asia Disputes Head
• Ukraine Oil Co. Can Seek Info In $2.56B Gazprom Award Fight
• PG&E Says It Has Enacted Enhanced Wildfire Protection
• Chesapeake Must Face W.Va. Gas Lease Suit, 4th Circ. Says
• GE Strikes $2.7M Settlement Over Payments From Cuban Co.
• Weil Nabs Energy, Private Equity Pro From King & Spalding
• $4M Kickback Scheme Lands Ex-Texas Oil Exec In Prison
• Show Me Emission Controls At Missouri Plants, Judge Says
• Judging A Book: Thapar Reviews Gorsuch's 'A Republic'
• Teco Energy Secures $21M Award Against Guatemala
• The Latest Carbon Market Developments: Part 1
• Chinese Solar Exporter Sues Over Commerce's Duty Rates
• 3 Firms Steer Brookfield's $170M Energy Co. Take-Private
• Challenges To Trump's Monument Cuts Proceed — For Now
• Del. Judge Latest To Ax Gov't Robocall Exemption From TCPA
• Chancery Nixes Spectra Investor Bid To Salvage $661M Suit
• V&E, Latham Lead $1B Take-Private Deal For Energy Co. Roan
• Trump Taps FERC General Counsel To Fill Commission Seat