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Energy - June, 2020

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• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Patent Ax For Dishonesty
• Coal Co. Snags $12M In Litigation Funds For Row With Poland
• Top Mexico Court Lets Renewable Power Stay On Grid
• Wind Farm Owner Says Texas Co.'s Deception Cost It Millions
• Mining Groups Back Rosemont Copper Project To 9th Circ.
• EPA Plans To End Controversial COVID-19 Enforcement Policy
• Halkbank Case May Be A Slog In The COVID-19 Age
• Baltimore Asks Justices Not To Bother With Climate Case
• State AGs Slam Trump Order To Skirt Environmental Reviews
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• Will US Oil Cos. Follow OPEC's Lead On Production Cuts?
• DC Circ. Dumps FERC Policy That Delays Pipeline Appeals
• US Cos. Seek New Duties On Silicon Metal From 4 Countries
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Crane Worker's Suit Against BP
• Pandemic, Energy Prices Send Minerals Biz Covia To Ch. 11
• Miller Energy Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over KPMG Audit
• Senate Kicks Off Debate On $741B Defense Bill For 2021
• Devon, BP Gain Ground In 'Unique' Eagle Ford Royalty Fight
• Sleep Number Founder Gets Early Release From Prison
• Ethanol Plant Execs Say Seyfarth Shaw Steered Shaky Buyout
• Bondholders Say Venezuela Defense In $1.68B Case Falls Flat
• Chesapeake Energy Can Tap Into $925M Of Ch. 11 Financing
• House Highway Bill Sets Up Showdown On Energy Tax Breaks
• Trustee Opposition Doesn't Stop Exide's Ch. 11 Bonuses
• Sierra Club Asks Justices To Leave Water Permit Ban In Place
• Coalition Says Trump Can't Strip Calif. Emissions Authority
• Justices Won't Hear Enviros' Challenge To Navajo Coal Plant
• 4th Circ. Judge Calls Pipeline Trespass Suit 'Procedural Soup'
• High Court Won't Hear Monex Challenge To $290M CFTC Suit
• EPA Limits On States' Project Reviews Likely To Face Lawsuits
• BP Unveils $5B Sale Of Global Petrochemicals Biz To Ineos
• KKR Nabs 12% Stake In Filipino Electric Co. For $193M
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Texas Oil Driller Lilis Energy Cites COVID-19 For Ch. 11 Filing
• Supreme Court Wants SG's Take On $1B Pipeline Land Grab
• Chesapeake Energy Looks To Slash $7B In Debt In Ch. 11
• 3 Takeaways From Chesapeake's Bankruptcy Plunge
• Trump To Nominate Pendley To Head BLM
• Martin Midstream Looks To Restructure $323M In Debt
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Virus Dominoes Continue To Fall
• Need Wasn't There For $286M Gas Pipeline, DC Circ. Told
• Italian Utilities Purchase Fight Shouldn't Be In Pa., Court Told
• Trump Plans Vast Expansion Of Drilling In Alaska
• NY High Court OKs Land Grab For $500M Pipeline
• 10 Key Changes In EPA Fuel Regulation Overhaul Plan
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• Calif. Eyes Zero-Emission Fleets In New 'Clean Trucks' Rule
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Cadwalader, Latham
• Vale Says Billionaire's 'Publicity Stunt' Distraction From Fraud
• USMCA's Labor Dispute Tool Raises Hurdles For Mexican Cos.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Oil Producer Sable Permian Hits Ch. 11 As Prices Plummet
• Facing Litigation, Commerce Will Rethink Tariff Waiver Denials
• Court Seeks US Input On Venezuela's $1.68B Oil Bonds
• Pa. AG Hammers Regulators For Failed Fracking Oversight
• Enbridge Ordered To Shutter Mich. Pipeline Amid Safety Probe
• More Groups Take On EPA Over Revised Clean Water Rule
• DOI Signs With USDA To Secure Tribal Infrastructure Funding
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Insurer Didn't Have Proof To End Driller's Premium Dispute
• Deals Rumor Mill: Allegro, Fosun, NMC Health
• Oil Co. Blames Bad Chemicals For $10M Damage In Blowout
• EU Funds Want €34M Energy Award Against Spain Enforced
• DC Latest To Accuse Energy Giants Of Climate Fraud
• EPA Accepts Defeat On Barring Grant Recipients As Advisers
• Texas AG's Securities Fraud Case Sent Back To His Home Turf
• EPA's Alaska Mine Decision Skirts Oversight, 9th Circ. Told
• Philly Refiner Ducks Ch. 11 Sale Fight With Last-Minute Deal
• Engineering Co. Says Inventor Took A Free Ride On Stolen IP
• With Whiskey Hurting, US Floats New Duties On EU Vodka
• Firm Launches $297M Blank Check JV To Invest In Minerals
• Coal Miner Foresight Energy Gets Confirmation Of Ch. 11 Plan
• Ranchers Can't Show Impact Of New Water Rule, EPA Says
• Georgia Power Accused Of Shorting Contractor $7.2M
• Publisher Doesn't Deserve $25M In IP Row, Court Told
• Templar Energy's Ch. 11 Sale Effort Kicks Off With $65M Bid
• Shipbuilder Targets Venezuela Citgo Assets For $138M Award
• Oil Driller Can't Land Early Exit From Seismic Data Fight
• Pa. Oil Refinery Says Redoing Ch. 11 Sale Would Be 'Terrible'
• Fed. Circ. Finds Commerce Butchered Chinese Solar Cell Duty
• Justices' Superfund Ruling May Change Settlement Process
• Montana Asks 9th Circ. To Restore Water Quality Variance
• 5 Firms Rework $4.6B Trash Biz Buyout, Asset Sale
• What New Syria Sanctions Mean For US Companies
• Minn. Climate Fraud Suit Targets Exxon, Koch, Trade Group
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• Landowners Urge 6th Circ. To Revive $30M Well Royalties Suit
• 18 States Join Corps In Seeking Water Permit Revival
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• How Environmental Law Is Shifting Under Trump's Judges
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• FERC Accused Of Ignoring Harms From Alaska LNG Project
• Nix Fed's Remaining Cap-And-Trade Suit Claims, Calif. Says
• NJ Agency Seeks To Toss Co.'s Suit Over $26M In Tax Credits
• 2020 Oil & Gas Bankruptcy Trends: Midyear Report
• EdgeMarc's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd After Narrowly Escaping Ch. 7
• US Will Push Ahead With Stiff Duties On Chinese Staples
• Mich. Says Damage Discovery Warrants Pipeline Shutdown
• Conn. Diversion Of Clean Energy Funds OK, 2nd Circ. Says
• Kids Say High Court Gay Rights Ruling Supports Climate Case
• Diamond Offshore Gets OK For $14.5M In Executive Bonuses
• Maui Argues More Study Needed To Resolve Water Permit Row
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Appalachian Trail Ruling May Speed Other Pipeline Cases
• Asset Manager Says Nigeria Subpoenas Must Be Quashed
• US Trustee Says Exide's Ch. 11 Bonus Targets Too Easy
• Texas Homeowners Blame Kinder Morgan For Tainted Water
• Navajo Nation, New Mexico Fights EPA's Doc Bid In Mine MDL
• Judge Says It's Too Soon To Ax Cardem's $934M Pension Suit
• Amazon Will Invest $2B In Green Businesses
• Texas Court Frees Louisiana Drilling Co. From Injury Suit
• Schlumberger Hit With $100M Sexual Harassment Suit
• Columbia Gas Sentenced To Pay $53M For Mass. Explosions
• Simpson Aids Investors In $20.7B Abu Dhabi National Oil Deal
• Enviros, Tribes File New Challenges To Trump's Water Rule
• Billionaire's Claim Over Seized Russian Assets Is Tossed
• Trade Court Sustains Dumping Duties On Chinese Steel Rods
• Mexico's Antitrust Enforcer Challenges Energy Ministry Policy
• Bid To Trim $3M Oil Spill Verdict Is Old Argument, Court Told
• Texas Oil Co. Can Seek Docs In $147M Award Fight
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Sierra Club Wants To Halt $2.2B Texas Pipeline Construction
• Trump Water Rule Blocked In Colo. But OK Nationwide
• Equitrans Misclassified Inspectors As OT-Exempt, Suit Says
• High Court Won't Touch Trump's Security Tariffs
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Dominion Energy Retirees' ERISA Suit
• PG&E Bankruptcy Judge Confirms $59B Reorganization
• The Week In Bankruptcy: New Ch. 11 Cases Flood Courts
• Philly Refinery Lenders Slam $27.5M Ch. 11 Sale Price Cut
• Valero's Top Atty Joins C-Suite As Deputy Rises To GC
• Spain Wants €291M Award Fight To Stay Paused
• Creditor Conflict Could Be Brewing In Chisholm Oil's Ch. 11
• Groups Tell DC Circ. EPA Weakened Mercury Emissions Rule
• Exxon Units Settle Texas Mineral Rights Fight
• Nigeria Can Argue Sovereign Immunity 1st In $9B Award Fight
• ND Tribe Members Urge 8th Circ. To Revive Oil Pipeline Suit
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Trials Get Delayed, Moved To Video
• 3 Firms Steer Clean Trucking Co.'s Go-Public And PIPE Deal
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• Power Station Owner Can Tap Into $15M Of Ch. 11 Loans
• DC Circ. Affirms Ex-Fuel Exec's 4-Year Tax Evasion Sentence
• Banks Refusal To Fund Drilling Discriminates, Say Alaska Pols
• FERC Rehearing Reg Poses New Challenges For Pipelines
• Squire Patton's Dubai Office Nabs Dechert Int'l Arbitration Pro
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• South Sudan Must Pay $10M In Oil Shipment Dispute
• 3 Trends Underlying The Boom In Blank-Check IPOs
• GAO Denies Protests Over $190M Nuclear Clean-Up Contract
• Trump's Relaxed Water Rule Threatens Wildlife, States Say
• 'Double-Hatting' Gets Spotlight After €128M Award Nixed
• SoCal Edison 'Death Trap' Blamed For Near-Fatal Explosion
• Chatterjee Downplays DC Circ. In Pipeline Appeal Overhaul
• Exxon Can't Use Texas Court To Investigate Calif. 'Conspiracy'
• Italian Exec Gets 2 Years For Breaking Russia Sanctions
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• 5th Circ. Tosses Maritime Lien In Fuel Payment Dispute
• Trade Court Orders Closer Look At Duties On Indian Flanges
• FWS Must Take 2nd Look At Power Line's Impact On Bug, Bird
• Power Station Owner Hits Ch. 11 For Third Time In A Decade
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• PG&E Fined $3.5M For Causing 84 Deaths, Starting Camp Fire
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Ignored Evidence In Axing Oil Patents
• Dino Bones Belong To Ranch Owners, Full 9th Circ. Says
• Shell Pays $13.85M To End Crude Oil Transport Deal Suits
• French Force Majeure Case Holds COVID-19 Lessons For Cos.
• OxyChem Rips Sanctions Bid As Attempt For Leverage
• Philly Refinery Trims Ch. 11 Sale Terms After Seller Balks
• Tribal Group, Enviros Seek Quick Win In Mont. Mine Suit
• Okla. Oil Driller Hits Ch. 11 After COVID-19 Stalls Reorg Plans
• Musk, Tesla Board Sued In Chancery Over 'Egregious' Pay
• PG&E Execs Deserve Prison, Camp Fire Victims' Families Say
• Forterra Stock-Drop Class Seeks Final OK Of $5.5M Settlement
• Tenaris Gets $172M Venezuela Award Enforced In DC
• $350M Mining Claim Against Guatemala Will Proceed
• Calif. Court Revives Refinery Worker's Travel Time Suit
• Chevron Says 9th Circ. Ruling Can't Revive NYC Climate Suit
• Green Groups Threaten To Sue US Over Bistate Sage Grouse
• Enviro Settlements Offer Solution To Growing Citizen Suit Risk
• EPA Defends Trump Power Plant Emissions Rule At DC Circ.
• Insurer Says Manufacturer Not Covered For Faulty Reactors
• How To Handle Congressional Queries On COVID-19 Relief
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• Houston Energy Co. Faces 2nd Suit Over $3.2M In Unpaid Rent
• Mass. AG Deal Ends Fight Over Pilgrim Nuclear Plant Cleanup
• DLA Piper-Led Iberdrola Offers $579M For Aussie Power Biz
• Unions Sue DOL To Force Virus Safety Rule For Miners
• DLA Piper Accused Of Double-Crossing Propane Client
• Senate OKs Major Public Lands Bill For Parks, Conservation
• Finance System Heavily Exposed To Climate Risk, ECB Warns
• Halliburton To Face 2nd Patent Trial In August After Hung Jury
• PTAB Issues Rare Reversal After Fracking Patent Trial Delay
• DOJ Whistleblowers To Testify On Political Interference
• Koehler Dinkel Muddled 'Routine' Discovery, Judge Says
• Energy Co. Users Seek Final OK Of $3.65M Billing Suit Deal
• New Jersey Unveils Plans For Novel Offshore Wind Port
• Tribe Member Can't Get NextEra Kan. Wind Farm Work Paused
• CIT Questions Reach Of Trump's Security Tariff Power
• Russia Says $50B Yukos Awards Suit Must Remain On Hold
• Allied Power Asks To Delay Final Approval Of $8M OT Deal
• Sierra Club Says DOI's Proposal Weakens Fed Mine Oversight
• Do Climate Change Nuisance Suits Belong In Federal Court?
• DC Circ. Says DOI Correctly Axed Oil Lease On Sacred Ground
• 3 TSCA Developments To Watch This Summer
• PG&E Cops To 84 Manslaughter Counts Over 2018 Camp Fire
• Extraction Oil Gets Nod To Tap $125M In Ch. 11 Financing
• Justices Urged To Revisit Workplace Religious Bias Precedent
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• EY Accused Of Taking Ryan LLC's Energy Tax Trade Secrets
• Army Corps Asks High Court To Undo Water Permit Ban
• Suit Says Turbine Co. Owes $291M For Seized Cuban Port Use
• Oil Cleanup Co. Accuses Contractors Of Siphoning Off Clients
• $2.6B Musk-Solar City Trial To Test Chancery COVID-19 Rules
• Energy Dept. Says Lightbulb Standards Rollback Was Proper
• CIT Approves Solar Panel Cos.' Lowered Dumping Duties
• Top Navy Supplier Pays $10.8M Over Low-Quality Steel Sales
• US, Calif. Asked To Weigh In On 'Navigable Waters' Options
• Transactional Tax Risks In Renewable Energy Investment
• Justices' Cert Snub Perpetuates Commodities Act Uncertainty
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Dumping Duties On Chinese Solar Cells
• Full Fed. Circ. Told Patent Ax For Dishonesty Must Stand
• NY Needs Policy Alignment To Meet Energy Storage Goals
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• Pa. AG Hits Cabot With Criminal Charges Over Methane Leaks
• Justices Reject Traders' Commodity Exchange Act Dispute
• Calif., Groups Take Fracking Regs Rollback Row To 9th Circ.
• High Court Turns Away Gold Miners' CWA Permit Challenge
• Virus Effect On Energy Use Forces Extraction Oil & Gas Ch. 11
• Justices Say $8B Pipeline Can Cross Appalachian Trail
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• Range Resources Pleads To Negligence At Two Pa. Gas Wells
• Gov't Urges Fed. Circ. To Deny Novel Fee Bid In IP Appeal
• Solar Metering Proposal Sets Off State-Federal Power Struggle
• Texas Justices Won't Revisit Atty 'Push Poll' Sanction Case
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Rent Relief Dominates Ch. 11 Cases
• Stroock Nabs Greenberg Traurig Litigation Pro For NY Office
• Texas High Court To Consider Jurisdiction Of Utility Suits
• Koch Affiliate Accused Of Bad Faith In $1B Methanol Project
• Net Metering Challenge Could Harm Small-Scale Solar Power
• Spain Gets €128M Award To Renewables Investors Nixed
• Mich. Appeals Court Upholds OK For Enbridge Pipeline Tunnel
• Lone Star Laterals: Sheppard Mullin, Katten, Locke Lord
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Lack Of Patent Rights Dooms Shell Unit's Infringement Case
• DOI Finds East Coast Wind Projects Could Disrupt Fishing
• Colo. House OKs Nixing Pandemic-Related Corp. Tax Breaks
• Pandemic May Stanch Investors' Appetite For Carbon Credit
• Real Estate Co. Targeted In Vale's $500M Doc Bid Wants Out
• Congress Must Create More Private Rights Of Action
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Alaska Oil Biz Furie Gets Nod For Debt-Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• A Guide To Proposed Carbon Capture Tax Credit Regs: Part 2
• Green Groups Tell EPA Flare Standards Must Get Better
• EU Lawmakers Prepare To Vote On Green Finance Rules
• Trump Order Unlikely To Speed Up Major Projects
• China Turns Attention To US Power Grid Policy At WTO
• EPA Virus Enforcement Policy Threatens Species, Groups Say
• Venezuelan Ambassador Says 2020 Bonds Are Invalid
• OECD Says Enviro Taxes Could Help With Post-COVID Debt
• Colo. Bill Would Nix Fed. Virus Tax Breaks To Raise $248M
• Utah Backs Trump Bid For Judgment In Monuments Row
• Mining Co.'s $25M Dam Failure Deal Gets OK'd By Judge
• EPA Asks 9th Circ. To Restore Water Quality Variance In Mont.
• Chevron Wants $2M Atty Fees Award In Trademark Dispute
• Terminal Owner Doesn't Deserve $3M For Oil Spill, Court Told
• A Guide To Proposed Carbon Capture Tax Credit Regs: Part 1
• Ex-Braidy Industries CEO Settles Claims Over Aluminum Mill
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Senator Rips Antitrust Chief's Responses On Carmaker Probe
• Energy Dept.'s Facilities Upgrade Plan Criticized By Watchdog
• Ex-Venezuela Oil Minister Ducks $1.4B Bribery Judgment
• Oilfield Services Co. Investor Wants Quintana Merger Halted
• FERC Revises Appeal Policy As DC Circ. Ruling Looms
• Fracking Sand Firm Hits Ch. 11 With At Least $500M In Debt
• Essar Sues Partner For $63M Over Nigerian Oil Project
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Appeal Of Convicted Bank Fraudster
• Total Subsidiary Escapes Calif. City's Gas Price Antitrust Suit
• Exide Clean-Up Settlement Plans Approved In Ch. 11 Case
• Pa. Panel Pushes Bill Requiring OK Of Carbon Tax Agreement
• North Dakota Argues Pipeline Shutdown Could Cost Billions
• PennEast Tells Justices 3rd Circ. Ruling Nullifies Federal Law
• Calif. Wants Nationwide Halt Of Trump's Water Rule
• State Of Enviro Enforcement After Trump's Deregulatory Order
• Greens Say Trump Infrastructure Order Puts Species At Risk
• Texas Gas Co. Can't Pin Buyer's Remorse On DOI, Court Told
• Wash. Says Coal Permit Fight Would Waste High Court's Time
• FTC Urges Judge To Halt Merger Of 'Coal Behemoth'
• Valuing Firms In A World Of Pandemic-Induced Bankruptcies
• Firms Urge UK Gov't To Keep COVID-19 Recovery Sustainable
• 3 Firms Fight For Top Role In Icahn Refinery Buyout Suit
• PG&E Rips Objections To $59B Bankruptcy At Trial's Close
• Whiting Noteholders Flag Ch. 11 Plan For Lack Of Info
• Commerce Retracts Anti-Dumping Duty On German Steel Kegs
• Maui Ready To Keep Fighting In Clean Water Act Case
• Oxy, Gas Royalty Owners Settle $13M Payments Dispute
• EPA Wants To Rid Itself Of Latest Ozone Pollution Suit
• Carbon Tax For EU Economic Recovery Could Be Tough Sell
• Vegas Casino Can't End Claims Over $13M Power Plant Deal
• CDI Escapes $20M Suit Over Chemical Plant Design Mistakes
• PG&E Seeks About $9B From Investors For Ch. 11 Exit
• Fluor Investor Accuses Board Of Covering Up Bad Bidding
• Saudi Heirs, Chevron Fight Over Effect Of High Court Ruling
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• Feds Say Oil Biz Can't Ditch $7M Jones Act Fees In Ch. 11
• Texas Justices Pass On Chesapeake Drained Leases Row
• 3 Firms Assist As Brookfield Injects $260M Into Superior Plus
• 8th Circ. Won't Budge On Decision Backing Minn. Grid Law
• Judge Rejects Early Verdict Bid In Westmoreland Coal Fight
• PG&E's Share Terms For Fire Survivors Unfair, Judge Told
• Trump Powerless To Undo Obama's Drilling Ban, 9th Circ. Told
• Split 6th Circ. Backs Approval Of Enbridge Pipeline Spill Plan
• Texas Justices Will Consider Unused Days Lease Dispute
• Miss. Power Co. Gets Quick Alice Win In Billing IP Row
• Tech Groups Tell FCC That 6 GHz Reorganization Must Stand
• Energy Tools Co. Says Rival Poached Employees, Stole IP
• 5th Circ. Says Homeowners Can't Sue Entergy For Floods
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Eyes On The New Normal
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Texas Justices OK Worker's $1.7M Win Against W&T Offshore
• DC Circ. Told NRC Shouldn't Review Illegal Nuke Storage Plan
• Calif. Vapor Intrusion Guidance Promises More Consistency
• Argentina Must Face Investors' Suit In NY, Judge Says
• Contractor Renews Immunity Bid In Coal Worker Injury Suit
• Texas Justices To Weigh State Grid Operator's Immunity
• Williams Stockholder Sues In Del. For Poison Pill Details
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Signs Executive Order To Speed Up Project Approvals
• PG&E Bankruptcy Plan Is 'House Of Cards,' Objectors Warn
• Consol Beats Most Of Union, Retirees' Health Benefits Suit
• Talos Energy Hit With Chancery Suit Over Gulf Assets Deal
• Spanish Gas Co.'s $2B Award Bid Paused At Egypt's Request
• Ariz. Utility Asks High Court Not To Revive Navajo Coal Case
• Venezuela Mining Co. Owes $12M, Commodities Co. Says
• Automakers Put New Trade Deal Rules Under Microscope
• EPA Proposes New Clean Air Act Cost-Benefit Process
• Ruling Loosens Regs On Pa. Renewable Customer-Generators
• Mooring Co. Sues Wind Energy Biz Over Unpaid $7M Bill
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Deals Rumor Mill: LVMH, Royal Dutch Shell, Amazon
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Kids Say 6th Circ. Flint Ruling Supports Their Climate Case
• Spencer Fane Snags Environmental Litigator From Polsinelli
• 1st Circ. Nixes Permit For Enbridge Unit Pipeline Facility
• HopgoodGanim, Allens Steer $87M Australian Gold Mine Deal
• PG&E Warns Of 'Draconian' Results If Bankruptcy Plan Denied
• Mine Owned By W.Va Gov. Can't Escape Water Pollution Suit
• Indian Court Rejects 9/11 Defense In Copper Award Fight
• Carlyle Group Accused Of Forcing Authentix 'Fire Sale'
• Fla. Utility Wants Construction Co. To Pay For Gas Accident
• Philly Refinery Gets OK On Ch. 11 Deal To Cap EPA Claims
• EPA Must Update Oil Spill Response Plans Under CWA Rules
• Feds Don't Have To Turn Over More Data On Car Emissions
• Feds Want Out Of NextEra Kan. Wind Farm Suit
• 5 Environmental Regulations To Watch For This Summer
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• Steelworker Seeks Overtime From Ark. Plant
• Owners Of Failed Dam Accused Of 'Despicable' Safety Record
• Foreign Shippers Sanctioned For Transporting Venezuelan Oil
• Electric Co. Cleared To Pursue $35M Award From Guatemala
• FERC's New Return On Equity Formulas Are Out Of Sync
• In GE, Supreme Court Extends Reach Of Int'l Arbitration In US
• Magellan, Enterprise Settle $50M Oil Shipping Contract Fight
• DHS Can Exempt Immigration Programs From Enviro Review
• 3 Takeaways From The EPA's New Water Permit Rule
• 10th Circ. Affirms Solar Energy Tax Credit Scheme Owes $50M
• Justices Nix 11th Circ.'s 'Formalistic' View Of Arbitration Law
• CIT Won't Yet Exempt Cos. From Nat'l Security Steel Duties
• PG&E Resolves Fire Victims' Ch. 11 Plan Objections
• NJ Tells High Court PennEast Can't Snatch Land For Pipeline
• Fla. Judge Begrudgingly Tosses Kids' Climate Suit
• Total E&P Tells 5th Circ. To Undo $21.6M Jury Award
• Templar Energy Starts Ch. 11 With Interested Bidders
• Feds, Industry Oppose Bid To Block Trump's Water Rule
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• DuPont Asks 7th Circ. To Keep Pollution Suit In Fed. Court
• Financial Strategies For Oil And Gas Cos. During The Slump
• Grid Cos. Fight Revamped FERC Transmission Rate Reviews
• Vanadium Imports Latest Target Of National Security Probe
• Pipeline Row Kept In Texas, Ending Venue Tug Of War
• Swedish Court Won't Review Spain's Questions To ECJ
• UK Plans Own Carbon Emissions Trading System After Brexit
• DOI Says ND Has Mineral Rights Under River On Tribal Land
• 5th Circ. Told Texas Power Grid Law Is Unconstitutional
• Surety Firms Lose Bid To Block Fees In Cloud Peak Ch. 11
• Texas Energy Co. Beats 'Hazy' Trade Secrets Claims
• Spain Says Energy Investors Can't Enforce $66M Award
• Marathon Escapes Kentucky's Gasoline Antitrust Suit
• IRS Rules Would Open Doors For Carbon Capture Projects
• Texas Energy Co. Gets $1M Award From Profits Row OK'd
• 2nd Circ. Side-Eyes Vehicle Emissions Penalty Rollback
• Mexican Co. Faces Higher Duty For Bent Rebar
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• NextEra Can Enforce $316M Award Against Spain
• Texas Ruling Challenges Oil And Gas Anti-Washout Provisions
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Egypt Gets Gas Co.'s Doc Bid Trimmed In $2B Award Fight
• DOD Bars Contractors From Using Russian Energy At Bases
• EPA Defends Easing Pollution Enforcement Policy For Virus
• Justices Told Deal In The Works To End Oil Rig Race Bias Suit
• EPA Finalizes Restraints On State, Tribal Water Permit Power
• Justices Revive GE Unit's Arbitration Bid In Steel Plant Row
• Templar Energy Hits Ch. 11 Over COVID-19 Impact On Oil Price