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Energy - April, 2020

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• $511M Fraud Conviction Based On Withheld Info, Court Told
• Fed. Circ. Tackles Appellate Standing, Boston Scientific IP
• Bio-Fuel Execs Must Pay $69M In Whistleblower's FCA Suit
• Egypt Says Docs Bid In $2B Arbitral Fight Must Be Nixed
• Norway Unveils Tax Breaks To Aid Fuel Cos. Amid COVID-19
• Alsup Tells PG&E To Hire Inspectors After Tree-Trimming Fails
• Carbon Tax Credit Group Seeks COVID-19 Aid From Congress
• DOL Head Says 'Cop Is On The Beat' As Virus Plan Blasted
• Keystone XL Builder, Trade Groups Urge Permit Order Pause
• 5 Great-Recession Lessons GCs Must Remember Today
• Pandemic May Prompt Legislative Action On Court Deadlines
• Motions To Compel Video Deposition May Face Barriers In NY
• Calif. Lockdown Considerations For Enviro Contractors
• Deals Rumor Mill: Charlotte Tilbury, Arctos Sports, Aurora
• Guatemala Construction Co. Says $7.5M Award Can't Be OK'd
• Don't Disrupt Dakota Access Pipeline, Army Corps, ND Urge
• Kinder Morgan Sued Over Ore. Facility's Water Pollution
• Drilling Co. Settles EEOC Age, Disability Bias Suit
• Energy Execs Say Law Firm Shouldn't Slip Investors' Suits
• Southland Gets Nod For San Juan Basin Asset Sale Plan
• Enviros Demand EPA Act Quickly To Disclose Rule Lapses
• COVID-19 Crisis Clouds Future For Electricity Sector
• NY Blew Water Permit Deadline, Pipeline Co. Tells 2nd Circ.
• Pillsbury Adds DLA, Reed Smith Attys To Restructuring Team
• 10 Steps To Creating Trustworthy AI Applications
• How Force Majeure Differs In The US, Europe And China
• 2 Blank-Check Cos. Refill Pipeline With IPOs Totaling $500M
• Green Groups Sue Feds Over Clean Water Act Rollback
• Judging A Book: Richardson Reviews 'Criminal Dissent'
• Pa. Power Plant Still In Hot Water Over Allegheny River Temps
• BP Wins $1.3M Judgment From Royalty Interest Claim
• Bernstein Litowitz Looks To Lead Fluor Stock-Drop Action
• Nigeria Queues Up Criminal Proceedings Over $10B Award
• AFL-CIO Calls DOL's Pandemic Response 'Totally Inadequate'
• Airgas To Pay $257K To End Pollution Suit Over Texas Plants
• $13.5B PG&E Bankruptcy Deal Shorts Fire Victims, Judge Told
• Coal Workers Blamed For Dishing On $10M Settlement Offer
• Venezuela Cites Foreign Policy Concerns In $1.2B Award Fight
• Judge Won't Flinch On 'Disruptive' Nationwide Permit Order
• FTC, Coal Cos. Feud Over COVID-19 Delay For Deal Challenge
• Tips For Minimizing Law Firm Liability During COVID-19
• Justices Leave Waters Muddy In County of Maui Sewage Case
• Superfund Ruling Aids State Climate Suits, Circuit Courts Told
• How Investors Can Manage Asia Data Center Acquisitions
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Utility's Bid For $38M In Tax Costs
• Kentucky Tax Talk: Budget Focuses On Pandemic Relief
• 3 Recommendations For Cos. Considering Litigation Finance
• ESOP Investors Claim Pipe Co. Stock Buyback Violated ERISA
• Project Developers Pivot After Nationwide Permit Upended
• NextEra Asks Texas High Court To Review Scuttled $18B Deal
• Vale Looks To Recover $500M Put Into Failed Mining Project
• Canadian Co. Loses Gold Mining Dispute With Spain
• Exxon Resumes Fight With Feds Over WWII Pollution Cleanup
• Pakistani Co. Wins $4.4M In Fight With Iranian Steel Co.
• DC Circ. Judges Cast Doubt On FERC Pipeline Appeal Delays
• Modell's Utilities Decry Unpaid Bills As Attys Pocket Fees
• USCIS Can't Avoid Big-Game Hunter Suit, Texas Judge Says
• A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework
• 9th Circ. Judge Skeptical Over BP Unit's $111M Cleanup Fight
• Diamond Offshore Enters Ch. 11 To Restructure $2.6B In Debt
• Equipment Co. Off The Hook In Oil Drilling IP Case
• FERC Energy Capacity Orders Invite Lawsuits, Uncertainty
• 1st Circ. Says Fukushima Suit Against GE Belongs In Japan
• 4 Tips For Crafting Good Disclosures After A Chaotic Quarter
• SunEdison, MF Global Lose Suits Over Ch. 11 Trustee Fees
• Texas Justices Rethink Hearing $15M Apache Arbitration Row
• EPA Emissions Rule Draws Strong Objections From Amici
• Oil Industry Contractor Inks $6M Deal To End Wage Row
• Environmentally Challenged Property Foreclosures In A Crisis
• Exploring Oil Proration In Texas, And Beyond
• The Pandemic's Impact On Pending M&A
• How Lawyers Can Find Equanimity In Crisis
• Greka Must Pay $100M Bill In UBS Suit Over Default
• Philly Refinery's Ch. 11 Deal Trims Railroad Claims By $291M
• Energy Cos. Can't Rush Baltimore's High Court Climate Suit
• Small Biz Bankruptcy Rules Come Just In Time For Many
• HK Regulators Warn About Volatility Of Oil Futures Market
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• WTO Delays Ruling On Trump's Solar Safeguard Duties
• 3 Takeaways From High Court Maui Groundwater Ruling
• Repsol Owes Excise Tax On Mineral Oil, Adviser Tells ECJ
• Caterpillar Rail Unit Can't Dodge Insurer's Power Outage Suit
• Full DC Circ. Won't Revisit Axing RICO Suit Over $506M Award
• 3 Hunton Enviro Lawyers Move To McGuireWoods
• Minn. Justices Give Utility Leeway In Rate Case
• Chancery Won't Pause $650M Terraform Deal Suit
• Georgia's Oil Co. Prevails In Contract Fight With Frontera
• Texas Defends Power Grid Law's Constitutionality At 5th Circ.
• Market Decline Will Have Diverse Repercussions For Cos.
• Oil Price Wars Drive Speedcast To Ch. 11 With $690M Debt
• Superfund Ruling Highlights EPA's Authority Over Cleanups
• Courts Should Look To 3 Bar Exam Alternatives During Crisis
• Chancery Sounds Warning On Distressed Acquisitions
• Pa. Attorney Pleads Guilty To Snaring Clients In Ponzi Scheme
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nintendo, Neiman Marcus, Saudi Aramco
• High Court Finds Clean Water Act Can Cover Groundwater
• Okla. Says Low Oil Prices May Make Drilling 'Economic Waste'
• Oil Co. Says Either It Owns Mineral Rights Or It's Owed $3.5M
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Tribe's Preservation Rule Challenge
• Metal Supplier Thyssenkrupp Wants In On Tariff Exclusions
• Arkema Wants Texas MDL For Chemical Release Litigation
• Firm's Insurer Says Letter Threatening Suit Wasn't 'Claim'
• Energy Co. Can't Fight Fracking Permitting If It Never Applied
• Ore. Blew Its Chance On Gas Export Project Permit, FERC Told
• Are Litigation Funding Documents Protected From Discovery?
• Feds Asks DC Circ. To Uphold Truck Trailer Emissions Rule
• FERC Defying DC Circ. On Climate Reviews, Enviros Say
• Split DC Circ. Says EPA Can't Ignore Some Pollution Types
• Chemours Appeals Arbitration Duty For DuPont Spinoff Bills
• Surveying Co. Tells Justices To Toss Oil Survey Data Row
• Calif. Agency Seeks $2B Fine, PG&E Bankruptcy Plan Tweaks
• Electricity Co. Says Guatemala Stalling In $35M Award Fight
• Where Texas AG's Securities Fraud Case Stands After 5 Years
• Enviros Fight FERC Clean Energy Subsidy Order At DC Circ.
• Pa. Pipeline Inspection Co. Hit With Overtime Suit
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Revive Motor Oil IP Axed In Chevron IPR
• High Court Opens Can Of Worms With Superfund Ruling
• Exelon Thins Out Bias Suit Over Plant Access Threat
• Taronis Execs Sued Over 'Nonexistent' San Diego Contract
• 8th Circ. Finds Murphy Oil Insurer Owes No Duty In $25M Suit
• Virus-Prompted Market Volatility May Expose Fraud Schemes
• Downturn Holds Challenges, Opportunities For LNG Cos.
• How COVID-19 Might Uproot Centuries Of Litigation Traditions
• Nabors Keeps $2.2M Win Over Delayed Drilling Equipment
• Feds Say Calif. Can't Sidestep Trump With Cap-And-Trade Pact
• Texas Oil Regulators Delay Decision On Drilling Cuts
• Occidental Accused Of Seismic IP Theft In $55B Anadarko Buy
• High Court Urged To Undo EPA Refusal To Edit Biofuel Policy
• Eni CEO Poised To Remain At Top Despite Corruption Cases
• Pandemic Delays $5B Claim Over BHP Brazilian Dam Failure
• Pullman Not Bound By Exxon, DuPont Cleanup Pact
• Murray Energy Ch. 11 Plan Now Has Sufficient Information
• Canadians' Gas Tank Patent Row Belongs In Va., Judge Rules
• Texas LNG Plant Will Hurt Ocelots, Enviros Tell 5th Circ.
• Enviros Can't Use Rule Rollback To Halt Alaska Mining Project
• Tribes Say Alaska Native Cos. Can't Get COVID-19 Funds
• Oil Prices Go Negative For 1st Time As Slump Worsens
• 5th Circ. Breathes New Life Into Offshore Rig Worker's OT Suit
• Price-Gouging Or Normal Market Functioning Amid COVID-19?
• Texas Oil & Gas Operators Face Partner Co-Tenancy Risk
• Consider Legal Ramifications Before Recording Video Calls
• Israeli Energy Co. Sells Stake In Production Biz For $58M
• Justices Pass On Fishermen's Deepwater Horizon Claim Spat
• Law360's 2020 Energy Editorial Advisory Board
• Rethinking The Open Office In Light Of COVID-19
• Key Tax Implications Of Debt Restructuring During COVID-19
• Vinson Reps Energy Co. In $400M Investment
• Justices Say Superfund Deal Doesn't Block State Law Claims
• Wilmington Trust Sues Taiwanese Shipping Magnate For $79M
• Oil & Gas Co. Wants In On Voided Lease Sale Litigation
• Tribes Sue To Stop COVID-19 Money For Alaska Native Corps
• Rosneft Unit Says Don't Revive $70M Award Fight
• Legal Battle Begins Over EPA's Power Plant CO2 Rule
• Oil Co. Workers Can Arbitrate Collective Claims, 5th Circ. Says
• NCAI CEO Says Tribes 'Blindsided' In COVID-19 Funding Row
• EPA Gives Utilities A Headache With Mercury Rule Revision
• Locke Lord Picks Up Public Finance Trio From Norton Rose
• NY Transit Chief Seeks No New Tax But $3.9B More In Fed. Aid
• Guatemalan Builder Can't Escape $7.5M Power Award
• CMS Energy Scores Preliminary OK On $15M Price-Fixing Deal
• 3 Tips For Deposing Difficult Witnesses Remotely
• Contract Performance During Pandemic: Lessons From 1918
• Oil And Gas Shut-Ins Risk Royalty Litigation
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wilmington Trust Inks $19.5M Deal To End ERISA Class Action
• Trump Outlines Phases Of COVID-19 Reopening Led By States
• Keystone XL Pipeline Ruling Throws Projects Into Chaos
• Dallas Man, His 3 Cos. Will Pay SEC $5.9M To End Oil Claims
• FERC Tosses San Francisco's PG&E Rate-Gouging Complaint
• Gas Storage Cos. To Challenge Nixed Discovery Bids
• Tribes To Sue Over COVID-19 Funding To Alaska Native Corps
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Lax Pollution Enforcement Policy
• Bernstein Litowitz Nabs $12.5M For FleetCor Stock-Drop Deal
• Alec Baldwin, Pink Floyd Founder Call For Donziger's Release
• Liu V. SEC Offers Opportunity For Clarity In Disgorgement Law
• Pa. Judge Blocks Pipeline Bribery Suit's Move To Texas
• EPA Rolls Back Basis For Power Plant Mercury Emission Limit
• Brazil Doles Out $4M In Fines For Power Cable Cartel
• Texas Panel Says Signature Not Needed To Compel Arbitration
• 5 States Ask EPA To Loosen Renewable Fuel Obligations
• Digital Innovation Can Bolster Oil Industry During Downturn
• 4th Circ. Won't Reconsider FERC Timeliness On $35M Penalty
• FERC Won't Budge On State Clean Energy Subsidy Order
• Pa. Law Firm's Insurer Wants Out Of Covering Securities Suits
• Oil Driller Yuma Energy To Liquidate In Chapter 11
• 5th Circ. Nixes Restitution In Ex-BP Economist's Extortion Plot
• $4M Forfeiture Brings DC Solar Ponzi Recovery To $120M
• Enviros Get Army Corps' XL Pipeline Permit Remanded
• Full Fed. Circ. Asked To Rethink Voiding IP In Ethanol MDL
• Alaska Says EPA Had No Authority To Block Bristol Bay Mine
• Judge Overturns Part Of EPA-Approved Okla. Coal Ash Plan
• It's Now Or Never In Push To Undo Trump's Security Tariffs
• Corporate Borrowing Binge Expands To High-Yield Bonds
• Wisc. Workers Ask 7th Circ. To Remand Right To Work Dispute
• Tax Relief Can Help Mining Cos. Cope With Virus, Groups Say
• Enviros Say Keystone Pipeline Segment Can Now Be Blocked
• NY Judge Vacates EPA Adviser Policy In Win For Enviros
• NJ Tells DC Circ. Plants Must Hike Emissions Record-Keeping
• Range Resources Agrees To Penalties For Fracking Violations
• Akin Gump Gets Kirkland Debt Finance Atty In Houston
• Longview Power Clears First Hurdles In Fast-Moving Ch. 11
• FERC Says State Clean Energy Order Fight Is Premature
• FERC's Pandemic Orders Offer Flexibility For Energy Sector
• DOJ Halts Collection Of Civil Penalties, Citing Coronavirus
• Oil Exploration Co. Dodges Claims It Overpaid Directors
• New Jersey's Plan For 2020 Law Grads Is Brilliant
• Pa. Justices To Mull Driller's Inactivity In Gas Lease Fight
• BlackRock Cements $5.1B Global Energy Infrastructure Fund
• Texas Oil Regulators Unsure Drilling Cuts Will Aid Industry
• Baker Botts Reps Valero In $1.5B Senior Notes Offering
• Feds, Oil Co. Seek Win In Tribe's Suit Over Well Permit
• ConocoPhillips Wants $33M Venezuela Award OK'd ASAP
• Ga. City Gets Antitrust Suit Over Bundled Utilities Cut Off
• PG&E Gets OK On Manslaughter Plea Deal For Paradise Fire
• Energy Department Hit With Suits Challenging Efficiency Rule
• PTAB Axes 2 Sunoco Gas Blending Patents At Heart Of IP Suit
• Investors Can't Revive $206M Solar Claim Against Italy
• Crystallex Tells Justices Venezuela Is Stalling On $1.4B Award
• Managing E-Discovery Providers In Times Of Crisis
• Chevron Accuses Puerto Rico Of Cherry-Picking Pollutant Info
• Witness Preparation Tips For Your Next Video Deposition
• Key Concerns For Wind Projects During COVID-19: Part 2
• Dentons, Guinea Settle $10.2M Fee Fight Over Mining Project
• EPA Won't Strengthen Particulate Matter Standards
• Longview Power Hits Ch. 11 Seeking $355M Debt-Equity Swap
• PG&E Nears OK Of Deal Over Deadly Wildfire In Paradise
• WesternGeco, Ion Settle Long-Running Oil Patent Case
• Del. Judge Denies German Energy Storage Co.'s Doc Request
• Rival's Sham Patent Suits Didn't Shutter Co., Judge Says
• 3 Takeaways From OPEC's Deal To Slash Oil Production
• SEC Accuses Ex-Goldman Exec Of $2.5M Ghana Bribe Plot
• Utility Manager Fired For Fighting Dishonest Report, Suit Says
• Spanish Gas Co. Wins Doc Bid In $2B Arbitral Fight For Now
• Tribes, Enviros Fight Trump Bid For Early Monument Row Win
• Oil Co. Says HR Staffer Killed Files Minutes After Getting Fired
• Guatemala Cites Pandemic In Bid To Pause $35M Award
• Court Says Trader Must Share Oil Spill Info In Tax Refund Bid
• Ex-Alstom Exec Video-Sentenced To Time Served Over Bribes
• Synalloy Activists Push For Changes To Metals Co. Board
• Pipeline Co. Tries Again To Nix Spoiled-View Claims After Spill
• Key Concerns For Wind Projects During COVID-19: Part 1
• In Defense Of Virtual Mediation
• Exelon Execs Face Secret Lobbying Claims In Derivative Suit
• Sanchez Energy Submits $2.4B Equity Swap To Creditors
• Shell Unit In Malaysia Awarded $340M In Floating Rig Fight
• Limits Of FCPA Jurisdiction Over Foreigners After Hoskins
• A Blow To Crypto Miners Disputing Local Energy Rates
• Trump's Steel Security Tariffs Were Lawful, Feds Argue
• ITC Clears Car Parts Cos. In Emissions Filter Patent Case
• 1st Circ. Needs Proof To OK Ch. 11 Train Derailment Claim
• Industry Implications Of SEC's Accredited Investor Proposal
• Kinder Morgan-Owned Pipelines Want $14M In Unpaid Bills
• Panasonic Spread Lies To Stop Solar Panel Sales, Co. Claims
• EPA Issues Guidance For Cleanups During Coronavirus Crisis
• A Call To Action For The Coming Insurance Litigation Siege
• How A Small Law Firm Adapts To Remote Work
• Don't Just Delay The Bar Exam — Cancel It Forever
• Oxy Hit With $1.7M Suit Over Intersected Texas Well
• Prepackaged Ch. 11s Will Be Tough Sell For Oil And Gas
• Gas Co. Targets Depository Trust Co. In $2B Award Fight
• EPA Rolls Back Air Standards For Coal Waste Power Plants
• Noble Can't Appeal Paragon Ch. 11 Clawback Case Yet
• Enviros Can Restart Alaska Mine Suit Despite COVID-19 Stay
• Oil Well Permits Didn't Need Enviro Review, Calif. Court Says
• Claims Over News Release OK'd In Taronis Investor Suit
• SC Utility Ends $7M Insurance Dispute Over Pipeline Repairs
• Utility Co. Accused Of Using COVID-19 As 'Pretext' To Ax Deal
• Electric Utilities May Need Policy Help For COVID-19 Losses
• Singapore Court Sends $170M Debt Dispute To Arbitration
• PG&E Touts Erin Brockovich's Support Of Reorganization Plan
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Don't Forget Firm Culture When Adapting To Remote Work
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 3 Key Developments As Coronavirus Cases Top 400K
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Marathon Refinery Project
• South Korea Co. Will Pay $2M Under DOJ Antitrust Deal
• 5th Circ. Says Emerson Not Liable For $8M Turbine Damage
• Turning To Zoom, Texas Justices Hear $1.7M Negligence Spat
• PG&E Tort Claimants Object To How Utility Plans To Pay Fine
• Enforcement Of €290M NextEra Award Will Remain On Hold
• Fed. Circ. Questions Commerce's Steel Duty Tie-Up Of 3 Cos.
• Pa. Justices To Mull Utility Upgrade Tax Credit Calculations
• Fed Circ. Says Pa. Property Owners' Takings Claim Is Too Late
• Fracking Decision Strengthens Precedent On Forced Pooling
• Full 10th Circ. Won't Rethink Holding Refiners To Biofuel Regs
• FERC Tells 2nd Circ. NY Missed Year Deadline In CWA Review
• Coal Magnate Can't Escape Fraud Claims In $48M Award Fight
• Cahill Gordon Suspends 2020 Summer Associate Program
• PG&E Judge Won't OK COVID-19 Letter Co. Atty Called 'Silly'
• DC Circ. Says EPA Can't Roll Back Hydrofluorocarbons Rule
• PTAB Panel Won't Budge On Having Pending Trials Stop IPRs
• ND Judge Tosses Tribe Members' Pipeline Trespass Suits
• Consol Can't Rescind Gender Bias Deal After Notifying Court
• Kuraray Wants Cellphone Data Order Axed In Explosion MDL
• Client's New Firm Not Liable For Old Atty's Share Of Fees
• Del. OKs Virtual Shareholder Meetings To Stem Virus Risk
• Turkmenistan Beats $76M Industrial Projects Contract Claim
• US Report Projects Historic Drop In Oil Production
• Judge Rejects Sanctions In Calif. Gas Price-Fixing Litigation
• Hess Can't Shake Claim Over Pollution At NJ Oil Refinery
• Venezuela Wants $42M Award Fight Nixed Over Bad Service
• DC Circ. Sinks Challenge To EPA Emissions Policy Change
• Energy Transfer, Investors Want Pipeline Bribery Suits Joined
• Chancery Bars Port Owner From Blocking Gas Tank Access
• Enviros Seek Restart In Alaska Mine Suit Despite Virus Pause
• Corporate Taxpayers Can Be Hopeful About Calif. Tax Appeals
• Inside Shareholder Rights Plans Adopted Amid COVID-19
• Chancery Opens Door Wider For $1.5B Energy Co. Deal Probe
• Oil And Gas Cos. Must Prepare For Counterparty Bankruptcies
• Conducting Court Hearings Remotely: 12 Considerations
• Golding Capital Secures €710M For Latest Infrastructure Fund
• 5th Circ. Affirms OK Of $147M Oil Development Award
• Wilmington Port Hit With Chancery Suit Over Gas Tank Access
• TCEQ To Use Discretion In Enforcing Rules Amid Pandemic
• Firm Cost-Cutting Has GCs Watchful But Not Worried — Yet
• Texas Court Orders Patience For COVID Delay In Pipeline Row
• McKinsey Trial In Westmoreland Case To Remain On Hold
• Xcel Energy Sells Minnesota Gas-Fired Plant For $680M
• 5th Circ. Revives EEOC Disability Suit Against Vantage Energy
• $13.5B PG&E Deal With Wildfire Victims Loses Some Support
• Commerce Secretary Urged To Veto Ore. LNG Project Denial
• Chancery Won't Block Motion To Toss $650M Terraform Suit
• Refusal To Shift Biofuel Policy Is Sound, EPA Tells Justices
• What Cos. Must Know About EPA's COVID-19 Policy
• The Era Of Video Mediation Is Here — Or Is It?
• COVID-19 Highlights BigLaw Need For Emotional Intelligence
• ND Tribe Members Seek Class Status In Pipeline Trespass Suit
• Kansas Top Court Turns Off Extra Fee For Renewables Users
• Co. Accused Of Infringing Fracking IP Ends Up With $40M Win
• Pipelines, FERC Butt Heads At DC Circ. Over Nixed Tax Perk
• Fla. Property Owners Drop Mining Co. From Soil Pollution Suit
• PennEnergy Says Judge Has No Conflict In Gas Lease Suits
• FERC Rightly Cut Grid Rate Incentives, DC Circ. Hears
• Exxon Unit Wins Bid To Arbitrate Gas Field Row With Investors
• Overhaul Kinder Morgan's $23M Contract Win, 11th Circ. Told
• NJ Utilities Had No Duty To Suspend Service Ahead Of Sandy
• Chesapeake Royalty Suit Is Time-Barred, 6th Circ. Says
• Texas Justices Say Subcontractor Fees Part Of Cost Of Goods
• Judicial Shaming Of Attys Is Troubling Even During Pandemic
• 2nd Circ. Dismissal Affirms The Limits Of Civil RICO Claims
• What It's Like To Join A Law Firm In The COVID-19 Era
• Don't Be Social Media Distancing: LinkedIn Tips For Lawyers
• COVID-19 And Construction Stormwater Discharge Permits
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• What Attys Must Know About The Push For Texas Drilling Cuts
• As Bankruptcy Storm Brews, Legal Pros Say Save Cash
• Trump Admin Escapes States' Suit Over '2-For-1' Order
• 2nd Circ. Snubs Ship Co. Shareholders' 'Death Spiral' Claims
• Coal Cos. Linked To W.Va. Gov. Must Pay $5M Safety Fines
• RICO Claim Rebutted In $500M Puerto Rico Bribe Suit
• Level Solar Principal Says Faber Secretly Entrenched CEO
• Arch, Peabody Get Some Access To Rivals' Info For FTC Fight
• 2nd Circ. Lets Solar Installer Out Of $1.3M Arbitration Result
• Enviros Threaten Suit Over EPA Delay On Denver Smog Regs
• Enviros Urge FERC To Pull Plug On Refinery Pipeline Project
• Justices' Citgo Ruling Offers Shippers Contractual Clarity
• Remote Depositions: Coming To A Home Office Near You
• Ways Lawyers Can Support The Most Vulnerable Right Now
• DOJ Suggests Texas Power Grid Law Is Unconstitutional
• DOI Board Overstepped In Navajo Pipeline Ruling, Judge Says
• Oil Giants Seek High Court Review Of Remand In Climate Case
• Tax Extenders Could Be Candidate For Next Virus Relief Bill
• 2nd Circ. Forces EPA To Release Fuel Standards Cost Model
• Virus Highlights Nature's Right To Be Left Alone
• Borrowing Report Forecasts Oil Lending Bloodbath
• EPA Watchdog Confirms Dramatic Enforcement Drop
• Alaska, Oil Group Defend Trump Effort To Reverse Drilling Ban
• Calif. Solar Co. Says Rival Stole 'Shingled' Tech IP
• Confronting The Challenges Of Virtual Mediation
• Driller Says Staffing Service's Inept Workers Made $1M Error
• Retailers' Attys Snag $4M Fees In Propane Antitrust Dispute
• Whiting Petroleum Files Ch. 11 With $2.2B Reorg Plan