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Energy - May, 2020

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• PG&E Objector Suggests Weil Atty's Son Raises Conflict
• Bankruptcies Pile Up As COVID-19 Pandemic Squeezes Cash
• 5th Circ. Agrees With EPA's Review Of Exxon Refinery Permit
• Corporate Bond Rush Brings A Big Wave Of Firsts
• Texas Justices To Consider Royalty Clause Dispute
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Space And Google Deals
• Native American Tribes Sue Feds Over Keystone Pipeline
• Avoiding Inadvertent Privilege Waivers In E-Communications
• 5 Tips For Drafting Effective Legal Billing Guidelines
• Texas Justices Won't Rehear Dispute Over Tax-Free Zone
• Texas Justices To Hear Utility Co.'s Bid To End Injury Suit
• RI Says 9th Circ. Agrees Climate Suit Belongs In State Court
• Lye Makers Want Out Of National Consolidated Antitrust Suit
• How Energy Co. Buyers Can Limit Environmental Liability Risk
• Keystone XL Ruling Paralyzes Infrastructure Permit Process
• Borrowers Denied Cert. In Green Home Loans Suit
• Feds Will Contribute $7.5M To Exit Landfill Cleanup Fight
• Energy Co. Says It Hasn't Seen $63M Award 5th Circ. Upheld
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• CPUC Approves PG&E's $58B Ch. 11 Plan Despite Criticism
• Remanding Mass. Exxon Climate Case Clear Call, Judge Says
• Alsup Slams 'Criminal' PG&E's 'C-R-A-P-P-Y' Fire Mitigation
• Ex-GE Engineer Cops To Stealing Trade Secrets
• Shareholders Say Canadian Mining Co. Lied About Problems
• Anadarko Can't Duck Wyoming Landowners' Antitrust Suit Yet
• Chevron Awarded More Than $15.6M In Trademark Dispute
• Virtual Auction Leads To $53M Ch. 11 Sale For Southland
• 9th Circ. Bars Pipelines From Water Permit During Appeal
• Clean Energy Tax Credit Delays Give Builders Breathing Room
• IRS Proposes Storage Rules For Carbon Capture Tax Credit
• Don't Cancel Your Summer Associate Programs
• Pulling Up Stakes: Sidley Austin, Baker McKenzie, Orrick
• Energy Groups Fight 5th Circ. Revival Of Rig Worker's OT Suit
• Green Groups Take $10B LNG Project Fight To DC Circ.
• Retail Investors Hit By Oil Price Drop May Turn To The Courts
• Bondholder Seeks To Force Venezuelan Oil Co. To Pay $132M
• Tribal Power Co. Says Cryptocurrency Miner Owes $3.7M
• Gerdau Says Travelers Owes Some Of Wrongful Death Verdict
• Truck Biz Wants Price-Fix Suits Against Oil Cos. Linked
• Power Plant Co. Can't Nix All Claims In $24M Asbestos Row
• New Trend In IPR Institution Appealability Demands Scrutiny
• Bipartisan Bill Proposes $100B In New Tech Funding
• Trade Court Keeps Solar Tariff Expansion Challenge Alive
• Calif. Leads Coalition Challenging Trump Fuel Economy Rule
• 5 Takeaways From The 9th Circ.'s Climate Suit Ruling
• PG&E's $58B Ch. 11 Confirmation Enters Final Stretch
• CIT Affirms Higher Dumping Margins On Korean Transformers
• US Faces Difficult Choice In $1.2B Venezuela Award Fight
• July Too Soon For $165M Petrobras Jury Trial, 5th Circ. Told
• Oil Field Service Co. Says Claims It Overbilled $2.4M Are Weak
• Trial By Webcam: Tips From A Firsthand Experience
• 5 Ways To Reduce Post-Pandemic Legal Malpractice Exposure
• Oil Driller Alta Mesa Wins OK For Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• EPA, Paper Groups Look To End Wash. Water Standards Fight
• Chesapeake To Pay $6M For Late Royalty Payouts In Okla.
• Pa. Justices Probe Power Gap Between Drillers, Landowners
• Cattle Industry Seeks To Block Part Of New EPA Water Rule
• NY Order Kicks Power Grid Modernization Into High Gear
• Solar Co. Asks Utah Judge To Toss $50M Tax Credit Judgment
• FTC Continues To Zero In On Problematic M&A Noncompetes
• Citgo Sues Vendor For Role In Venezuelan Bribe Scheme
• Oil Driller Says It's Looking To Finish Ch. 11 Before Fall
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Oakland's Coal Shipping Ban
• Feds Ask High Court To Keep National Security Tariffs In Place
• Okla. Oil Co. Says It Doesn't Owe $3.5M In Drilling Fight
• Energy Co. Beats Suit Over Uranium Mine Near Grand Canyon
• Oil Co. Says It Can Keep Payments For Well Constructions
• Billionaire Claims Vale Knew Guinea Mining Deal Was Corrupt
• Gas Storage Cos. Want $4M For Pipe Collapse
• Longview Power's $350M Ch. 11 Debt Swap Gets Green Light
• Justices' SEC Disgorgement Ruling May Shape FCPA Matters
• Auto Group Defends New GHG Standards At DC Circ.
• COVID-19, Contango And Energy's New Economic Reality
• Credibility Concerns About Virtual Arbitration Are Unfounded
• Justices Won't Review Oil Survey Data Infringement Row
• Centennial Wants $10M For Failed $150M Saltwater Well Deal
• COVID-19 Relief Should Include Federal Infrastructure Bill
• State's Negligence Caused Mich. Dam Collapse, Class Says
• Justices Pass On Fight Over Timeliness Of Superfund Claims
• EU Tax Chief Wants Accelerated Talks On Carbon Border Tax
• Trump Presses Court To Reject Monument Cut Challenges
• 9th Circ. Says Climate Suits Belong In State Court
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Phillips 66 Workers' ERISA Suit
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Pipeline Contractor Must Face AIG's Claims Over $25M Leak
• Federal Judge Won't Revive Obama-Era Coal Lease Ban
• Commerce Wants Feedback On Derided Duty Exclusion Rules
• Tribunal Won't Put Glencore's $676M Bolivia Claim On Hold
• Crystallex, Venezuela $1.2B Award Fight Moves Ahead
• Caprock Midstream Hit With $9.5M Suit Over Merger Deal
• EU Suggests Shifting To Enviro Taxes For Economic Recovery
• Mining Co. Owes $115M Withdrawal Penalty To Pension Plan
• Ex-GE Workers Accused Of Forgery In Angola Energy Deals
• Green Group Wants 7th Circ. To Revive Water Pollution Claim
• US Sets Dumping Duties Up To 293% On Steel Fitting Imports
• Cos. Say Stay Halliburton Superfund Suit For 9th Circ. Ruling
• Human Rights Are Becoming A Compliance Issue
• 9th Circ. Says Sailors' Fukushima Suit Can't Proceed In US
• Guatemala Can't Pause $35M Award Fight
• The Challenge Of Measuring Pipelines' GHG Footprints
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EPA Mercury Rule Revision Sparks Fresh Legal Challenge
• A Lawyer's Guide To Client Service Continuity Planning
• Willkie Adds Former McGuireWoods Houston Office Head
• Commercial Transactions Partner Joins Lewis Brisbois In Fla.
• Shell, Eni Escape $1B UK Bribery Suit Over Oil Field Deal
• SEC Urged To Establish ESG Disclosure Policies
• Energy Cos. Owe US $10M For Sham Fees, Fed. Circ. Affirms
• CPUC Vote On PG&E Bankruptcy Delayed As Ratepayers Rail
• 6th Circ. Backs Chesapeake Win In Landowners' Royalties Suit
• Trump Admin. Defends Border Wall Waivers At High Court
• Exide's Ch. 11 Financing OK'd Over Creditor Opposition
• FERC Divide Sharpens Over Gas Project Approvals
• A New Approach To OFAC's Rejected-Transactions Reporting
• Vitol Has $52.2M Butane Tax Credit Bid Stayed During Appeal
• Superfund Ruling May Increase Landowners' Cleanup Liability
• Virtual Meetings Could Be Fertile Ground For Legal Discovery
• Merrill Lynch Traders Can't Avoid Spoofing, Fraud Charges
• Contractor Says Financing Co. Helped Clients Skip Payments
• Sioux Tribes, Dems Want Dakota Access Easement Revoked
• Green Groups Tell 9th Circ. Feds Flubbed Water Permit Policy
• DuPont Sued Over 'Forever Chemicals' In NC Drinking Water
• SEC Says Alta Mesa Ch. 11 Can't Release Fraud Claims
• NY Had Power To Reject Pipeline Water Permit, 2nd Circ. Told
• FirstEnergy Names New Chief Legal Officer
• Shell, Exxon Units Want Amici Bids Nixed In $2.7B Award Spat
• Natural Gas Co. Sues For Coverage After Pa. Injury Claim
• Advocacy Groups Decry New Trump Deregulatory Move
• Ohio House OKs Tax Amnesty To Boost Pandemic Recovery
• Utility Not Liable For Hurricane Outage At Nursing Home
• EPA Chief Faces Heat Over Compliance Relief Amid COVID-19
• 5 Things To Know About $1B New England Power Line Fight
• California Ruling Could Shift Fire Suppression Costs
• Contingent Fees A Great Option For Cos. During Downturn
• The Role Of Remote Mediation After The Crisis Is Over
• Oilfield Co. Hornbeck Aiming To Wrap Up Ch. 11 By Mid-June
• Justices Told That Rig Worker's Case Could Distort Bias Law
• Oilfield Chemical Co. Seeks $1.3M For Mixing Plants
• Investors Can't Show They Were Tricked Into Risky Oil Venture
• Commerce Tags 4 Countries With Initial Duties On Steel Parts
• 7 Steps To Romancing The Virtual Classroom
• New Partner Bolsters Ropes' London Asset Management Team
• Metals Co. Sued For Firing Atty Who Contracted COVID-19
• Trade Court OKs Hyundai's Injunction Bid Over Transformers
• BP, Shell Must Face Claims Emissions Caused Fatal Cancer
• Ohio Tax Amnesty Bill For Virus Recovery Clears House Panel
• GOP Lawmakers Say Georgia Stifling US Business Interests
• DirecTV Goes Dark In Venezuela As AT&T Torn Over Sanctions
• NextEra Kansas Wind Farm Must Halt, Kickapoo Member Says
• Insurer Claims $1M Suit Over Injury At Oil Well Not Covered
• 3rd Circ. Questions Pa. Pols' Standing In Fracking Suit
• Chancery Puts Elon Musk On Notice About His Tweeting
• Chesapeake Energy Faces Well Explosion Wrongful Death Suit
• DC Circ. Says EPA Must Explain Smog Emissions Inaction
• 5 Tips For Emergency Relief Petitions During COVID-19
• Key Return-To-Work Considerations For Law Firms
• Lessons From SEC's Bribery Claim Against Ex-Goldman Exec
• Landowners Score Class Cert. In Pa. Gas Royalty Suit
• ExxonMobil Can Collect On $25M Policy In Groundwater Suit
• Volatile Oil Market Drags Hornbeck Into Ch. 11 With $1.1B Debt
• COVID-19 Drives Battery Maker Exide Back Into Bankruptcy
• Donziger's Contempt Trial Reset For Fall
• China Lagging On Vow To Boost Energy, Agriculture Imports
• PG&E Says Fire Victims Overwhelmingly OK Bankruptcy Plan
• Energy Exec Says $2.5M Settlement Wasn't Binding
• 5th Circ. Backs Kinder Morgan Worker's Widow In ERISA Fight
• Green Groups Lose Bids To Challenge ESA Rollbacks
• Fed. Circ. Says Bid To Add $4.5M To Judgment Came Too Late
• Russian Vodka Brands Caught Up In $50B Yukos Award Fight
• Total E&P Says It Doesn't Owe $41M To Gulf Drilling Partner
• Exxon Misleads Consumers On Clean Energy Use, Suit Says
• Texas Chemical Storage Co. Wants Fire Suit In Fed. Court
• A Creative Solution For Teaching Local Practice In Law School
• EU Treaty Proposal Constricts Rights Of Energy Investors
• Industry Warns National Water Permit Ruling Harms Economy
• EPA Biofuel Policy Fight Stalls Out At Supreme Court
• Shale Firm Gavilan Falls Into Ch. 11 Beset By Virus, Oil Slump
• EIG Grabs $2.6B Total For Energy, Infrastructure Investments
• Justices Won't Review Crystallex $1.2B Award Fight
• NY Again Rejects Water Permit For $926M Pipeline Project
• PG&E Judge Won't Disturb Fire Survivors' Ch. 11 Votes
• PE Fund Manager Accused Of Shortchanging Investors
• Mining Co. Tells 9th Circ. $1.8M Award Ignores No Written Deal
• Gulfport Wants Gas Royalty Costs Arbitral Award Confirmed
• Coronavirus Throws Wrench Into Tribal Clean Energy Plans
• Making Law Firm Panels Work For The Cost-Conscious GC
• Texas Justices Say 'Anti-Washout' Clause Can't Save Rights
• Russia Asks Dutch Supreme Court To Nix $50B Yukos Awards
• EU Commission Adjusts Steel, Aluminum Import Monitoring
• Ponzi Schemer Wants Out Of Prison Over Virus Risk
• Sierra Club Wants All Of NH Coal Plant's River Data
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ultra Petroleum Plans $2B Debt Swap In Return To Ch. 11
• Oil Trader Files Suit To Fight Fine From Calif. Regulator
• DTE Energy To Pay $1.8M, Fix Coal Plants To Settle EPA Suit
• Ohio Atty Convicted In $31M Scam Can Seek Reinstatement
• W.Va. Resident's Claims Over Dow Plant's Emissions Slashed
• Ukraine Can't Add New Defense In $112M Award Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, CVC Capital Partners, Thyssenkrupp
• Liability Management Transactions Accelerate Amid Pandemic
• Silver Miner Targets Mexico Over Tax Reassessment
• Voir Dire Tips For Preserving Defense-Friendly Jurors
• Pandemic Presents Teamwork Test For Law Firms
• Deepwater Horizon Cleanup Worker's Suit Against BP Tossed
• 10 Tips For Virtual Hearings Before Regulatory Agencies
• NGL Energy Loses Bid For $27M In Philly Refinery Ch. 11
• Sheikh Heirs Say $18B Oil Fields Award Can Be Enforced
• 4 Exceptions To Termination Of Intra-EU Investor Arbitration
• Town Says Fracking Waste Well Violates Pa. Constitution
• Fox Rothschild Lands Polsinelli Bankruptcy Partner In Texas
• Corps Can't Immediately Halt National Water Permit Ruling
• US Steel Ducks Suit Over Reporting Pa. Fire To Feds
• Perkins Coie Snags Longtime White & Case Energy Atty
• Cleary, Wikborg Steer Tronox's $300M Deal For Titanium Biz
• GAO Rejects Protest Over $10B DOE Nuke Site Cleanup Deal
• Bay Mills Tribe Demands Contested Case For Pipeline Rehab
• Feds Say States Should Play Bigger Mine Oversight Role
• Tribes Fight Bid To Squelch Suit Over Well Permits
• State AGs Sue EPA Over COVID-19 Enforcement Policy
• Kirkland Class Action Pro Moves To Fox Rothschild
• Nigeria Targets NY Asset Manager In $9.6B Award Fight
• Pa. Justices Won't Weigh If Hydraulic Fracking Is 'Temporary'
• EPA Coal Ash Proposals Offer Flexibility, But Also Uncertainty
• Flurry Of SEC Activity Shows Interest In ESG Terminology
• Petro Groups Attack Year-Round High-Ethanol Rule In DC Circ.
• Ex-US Rep. Broke $50M Deal With Venezuela Oil Co., Suit Says
• Murray Energy Gets OK For Ch. 11 Pension Settlement
• Minimizing Damages In Gov't Procurement Antitrust Cases
• 8 Tips For Retaining An Expert During COVID-19 And Beyond
• Superfund Ruling No Help To Climate Suits, Chevron Says
• Cargill To Pay $318K To Settle NY Finger Lakes Pollution Suit
• DC Circ. Urged To Uphold Truck Trailer Air Emissions Rule
• Solar Co. Can't Skirt ERISA's 'Pay Now, Dispute Later' Rule
• Green Groups Say Arch's Colo. Mine Expansion Is Illegal
• Optimism Rising Among Private Lenders During Pandemic
• DOJ Seeks Divestiture After Win In Novelis Merger Arbitration
• Phillips 66 Gets $44M Insurance Arbitration Win Confirmed
• PG&E Fire Survivors' Atty Didn't Disclose Conflict, Judge Told
• Delaware River Overseer Can Regulate Fracking, Groups Say
• 5th Circ. Says It Can't Hear $106M Faulty Well Insurance Fight
• What It's Like To Move From Army JAG To BigLaw
• Power Equipment Security Order Adds Compliance Burdens
• Coal Workers' Attys Deny Leaking Co.'s $10M Settlement Offer
• Real Estate Co. Slams Vale Claims In $500M Mining JV Fight
• Commerce Will Probe Evasion Of Duties On Chinese Steel
• Nationwide Water Permit Ban Limited To New Pipelines
• Siemens Unit Fights Saudi Co.'s $53M Commission Demand
• Colo. Says Climate Suit Remand Dictated By 4th Circ.
• Aussie Investment Firm Buys NZ Internet Provider For $520M
• Ore. Tells High Court Miners' Water Permit Challenge Moot
• 7th Circ. Rejects Tribe In Clean Water Rehearing Request
• Sanctions Again Denied In Calif. Gas Price-Fixing Case
• EPA Cellulosic Ethanol Policy Fight Faces Dubious DC Circ.
• Frankfurt Energy Co. Loses Docs Fight In 2nd Circ.
• Veteran Houston Bankruptcy Principal Joins McKool Smith
• La. Panel OKs Halting Oil Taxes Amid Pandemic Recovery
• BLM Signs Off On Largest Ever US Solar Project
• EIG's $663M RICO Claim In Brazil Bribery Case Tossed
• Chesapeake Mulls Bankruptcy And Says Future Is In Doubt
• How Law Firms Can Maximize COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• Unvetted DOI Leaders Should Be Ousted, Groups Say
• Texas Justices Urged To Revisit Atty 'Push Poll' Sanction Case
• Protecting Privilege When Communicating With Contractors
• Saudis Triple VAT To 15% Amid Virus-Driven Spending Cuts
• Green Group Sues EPA Over HFC Rule Rollback
• Jury Should Weigh If Lawsuit Threat Was A 'Claim,' Firm Says
• Justices' Maui Test Bodes Well For Trump's Water Rule
• Texas Crude Oil Biz Accused Of 'Poisonous' Deliveries
• Sierra Club Says It Will Sue W.Va. Over Coal Cleanup Funds
• Green Group Wants 'Diesel Brothers' To Foot $1.5M Legal Bill
• Dems Look To Stop Trump's New Water Rule
• Battery Co. Hit With Discovery Sanctions In $100M IP Fight
• GE Beats Investors' Stock-Drop Suit Over $22B Write-Down
• AFL-CIO Chief Keeps Up Attack On DOL's Pandemic Response
• Tax Credit Delay May Be Life Saver For Wind Projects
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: USPTO Gets Busy, Zoom Trial Begins
• GAO Says Feds Can Ax Costly Fuel Transport Contract Bids
• Judge Scoffs At Donziger's Bid To DQ Entire SDNY Bench
• Virtual Caucuses Can Improve The Mediation Process
• 4 Insurance Rulings You May Have Missed This Spring
• 3 Firms Steer SD Gold's $150M Buy Of Canadian Gold Miner
• 'Incompetence' Won't Get Oil Co. Sanctioned In FLSA Appeal
• NY Judge Aids Nigeria In Criminal Cases Over $10B Award
• Lessons From The Failed ETE-Williams Merger
• OxyChem Faces Sanctions Bid Over NJ Cleanup Suit
• How To Assess Accounting Materiality Amid Economic Crisis
• Wash. Says $1B Gold Mine Flouted Environmental Law
• Baker Botts Helps Energy Spectrum Clinch $969M Fund
• 3rd Circ. Says Price For Pa. Pipeline Easement Set Too High
• Southland Ch. 11 Creditors Can Retain Financial Advisers
• Firm Fights Sanctions Bid In Energy Co.'s Pay Policy Suit
• Treasury Mulling New Deadlines For Energy Tax Projects
• Indian Banks Say Essar Settlement Doesn't Have Their OK
• Ex-Rice Energy Worker Was No Whistleblower, Pa. Judge Says
• Don't Use Nationwide Permit For Pipelines, Groups Urge
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lord & Taylor, Walgreens, Warburg Pincus
• Keeping Texas Leases Alive When Oil Wells Aren't Producing
• Wind ​​​​​​​Developers Say Tribe's Relief Sought Must Be Limited
• What All Attorneys Can Learn From Female Rainmakers
• Bracewell Adds Former Starwood Energy Insider In New York
• DC Circ. Struggles With EPA Denial Of NY's Ozone Petition
• US Steel Says Permit Meant It Didn't Need To Report Fire
• Trucking Co. Accuses Oil Traders Of Rigging Calif. Gas Market
• Utility Debt Collector Accused Of False Credit Reporting
• SFO Can't Use Docs From ENRC Civil Suit In Corruption Probe
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4 Firms Steer $1.4B Equity Injection For CenterPoint Energy
• Regency Unitholders Want Damages For 'Corrupt' $11B Tie-Up
• Ill. Needs Feds To Offset $690M Road Fund Loss, Report Says
• Calif. Landowner Says Consultants Made Pollution Worse
• 8th Circ. Says Peabody Shielded From Climate Change Claims
• 10th Circ. Uncertain Colo. Climate Suit Is Federal Matter
• BP Can't Get Indemnity From Deepwater Response Crews
• Fight Over Vehicle Emission Regs Complicates Compliance
• Tucker Arensberg Blasts Driller For 'Scandalous' Accusations
• Ill. AG Targets Developer Over Smokestack Demolition
• An Early Look At Congressional Oversight Of The Pandemic
• Groups Claim Trump Admin. Allowed 'Toxic' Mining Leases
• Insurer Cleared From Covering $1M Oil Spill Cleanup
• Fla. Homes Sit On Land Contaminated By Mining, Suit Says
• Promoting Lawyer Well-Being Is More Essential Than Ever
• Ex-USPTO Director, Polsinelli Partner Dickinson Dies At 67
• Kirkland & Ellis Poaches Wachtell M&A Partner In NY
• SEC Settles With 2 Former Canadian Oil & Gas Co. Execs
• DC Circ. Skeptical That FERC's Storage Rule Crosses Line
• Fed. Circ. Judge Slams Gov't In SC Nuke Waste Funds Dispute
• Shell Accused Of Reneging On $3.6M In Oil Delivery Payments
• Developers, Tribe Spar Over Feds' Role In Mineral Rights Row
• States, Tribe Say Coal Lease Ban Review Isn't Good Enough
• Ex-Pipe Co. CEO Must Post $2M Despite COVID-19 Obstacles
• States Fight Feds' Weakening Of Migratory Bird Protections
• Hagens Berman Named Lead Counsel In Sasol Investor Suit
• Exxon Tells 10th Circ. To Ignore 4th Circ. Climate Suit Remand
• GreatBanc Accused Of Violating ERISA In Hostile Takeover Bid
• Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers
• Texas Regulators Deal Final Blow To Oil Curtailment Proposal
• Ensuring Offshore Platform Safety During The Pandemic
• More Reasons To Redesign The Open Office Post-Pandemic
• Del. Chancery Class Seeks Restart For Elon Musk Tweet Suit
• Justices Asked To Review Test For Site Cleanup Time Limits
• Horseshoe Co. Says Expanded Nat'l Security Tariffs Illegal
• Fla. Judge Upholds $13.2M Jury Win For Siemens Energy Unit
• Calif. AG Says Oil Traders Bilked Drivers By Rigging Market
• Atty Accused Of Shaking Butt At Adversary Dodges Sanctions
• Sullivan & Cromwell Presses Court To Ax Double-Dealing Suit
• US To Probe Imported Power Transformers For Security Risks
• Regulator Opposition Sinks Texas Oil Curtailment Proposal
• Mine Investors Seek $421.8M In Restitution From Och-Ziff
• Let Jury Decide Texas Firm's Role In $80M Scheme, Court Told
• Duke Energy Beats Natural Gas Workers' Sick Time Suit
• EU Clears Aurubis' €380M Fusion With Copper Refiner
• Colo. Oil And Gas Well Owners Can't Ditch Pollution Claims
• Kinder Morgan Should Face $1.6M Pipeline Suit, Judge Says
• Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We're Seeing In Legal Finance
• Pipeline Co. Says Driller Can't Use COVID-19 To Break Deal
• Litigation Risks For Energy Executives During Bankruptcy
• Shipper Fights $400K New Trial Ruling Over Damaged Pipe
• The Death Of The LSAT
• SFO's Unaoil Bribery Trial Poised To Resume Amid Shutdown
• High Court Asks 4th Circ. To Revisit Clean Water Act Case
• Feds Urge No New Trial For Ex-Atty Convicted Of $32M Fraud
• Aussie Group's 20% Stake Values CMS-Led Energy Co. At £1B
• BLM Ordered To Rethink Approval Of Mont. Drilling Leases
• Fed. Circ. OKs $4.4M Fee Award Against Gov't In IP Case
• Philly Refinery Owner Accused Of Ch. 11 'Bait & Switch'
• States Sue To Block New, Relaxed Federal Water Rule
• Feds' Loan Actions Not Enough To Keep Drillers Afloat
• South African Co. Wants OK Of $619M Award Over Oil Project
• DOJ Says Pair Tried To Help Iran Military Buy Oil Tanker
• Cos. Considering Layoffs Must Weigh Diversity Factors
• Trump Moves To Shield US Power Grid From Foreign Reach
• Exxon Says Feds Owe For WWII Pollution As Trial Ends
• How Pandemic May Alter Trump's Enviro Deregulation Plans
• COVID-19 And Force Majeure: Lessons From Early Cases
• Trade Court Tosses Challenge To Russian Steel Duties
• Texas Pipeline's Water Permits Void, Sierra Club Says
• Shell Says 'See What Sticks' ERISA Suit Lacks Substance
• Companies Tap Convertible Debt In Droves Amid Pandemic
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London