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Energy - August, 2020

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• Split 6th Circ. Says Energy Co. Workers Not FLSA Exempt
• Soros Disputes Blame Over Failed Guinean Mining Venture
• Ex-Venezuela Official Pleads Not Guilty In $1.2B Oil Co. Fraud
• Texas Appeals Court Sides With Insurer In Gas Station Dispute
• Ideas For Closing BigLaw's Diversity Gap
• BigLaw Cannot Reap Diversity Rewards Without Inclusion
• How COVID-19 May Forever Alter Work Life For Disabled Attys
• Diversity Snapshot: As Told By Black Law Firm Leaders
• How Law Firms Can Hire And Retain More Black Attorneys
• Advancing Racial Justice In The Legal Industry And Beyond
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• In Their Own Words: Being Black In BigLaw
• BigLaw Needs More Underrepresented Attorneys As Leaders
• EPA Releases Rollback Of Power Plant Wastewater Rule
• 1st Circ. Allows Revamp Of Enbridge Pipeline Facility Permit
• Feds Say Corps' Pebble Mine Delay Shows Enviro Precaution
• Electric Carmaker Nio Raises $1.5B In Upsized Public Offering
• Feds Reach $600M Deal With SC For Nuclear Waste Removal
• Houston Tax Preparer Gets 9 Years For Tax Refund Fraud
• 'Fluctuating Workweek' Highlights New DOL Opinion Letters
• Pipeline Cleanup Ruling Muddies Precedent, 5th Circ. Told
• Withers Continues To Grow Arbitration Practice In Singapore
• US Urges Del. Judge To Pause Crystallex's Bid For Citgo
• Bird Groups Want More Scrutiny Of Lake Erie Wind Project
• Mexico Can Keep Steel Duty Exemptions Despite Import Surge
• 9th Circ. Gives Alaska Mining Exploration The Go-Ahead
• 2nd Circ. Kills Trump's Rollback Of Vehicle Emissions Penalty
• Auto Supplier Shiloh Hits Ch. 11 In Del. With $563M Debt
• Diversity Work Doesn't Have To Be Reserved For Partners
• One Year In, Mansfield Rule Is Boosting In-House Diversity
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Why 2020 Could Be A Pivotal Year For Diversity At Firms
• Law360 Diversity Snapshot: How Does Your Firm Measure Up?
• DOD Proposes Contract Block For Cos. With Venezuela Deals
• Judge Disqualifies 2 Of Donziger's Lawyers For Sept. Trial
• Too Late To Stop $2.2B Texas Pipeline Damage, Judge Says
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Royalty Case Venue Fight
• Texas Justices To Hear Fight Over Local Propane Ordinances
• Texas Justices To Weigh If Cashed Checks Kill Royalties Fight
• Texas High Court Will Hear $83M Electric Rate Hike Dispute
• 5th Circ. Denies Petrobras' Rehearing Bid Over $734M Award
• NLRB Official Backs Texas Drivers' Single-Facility Unit
• State AGs Target White House Environmental Review Rule
• Feds Seize Websites Linked To Iranian Oil Shipping Cos.
• Fed. Circ. Hammers Commerce Over Nail Duties
• Wind Developer Accused Of Blocking Access To Panama Grid
• WTO Dispute Roundup: EU Pleads To Ground Aircraft Fight
• North Dakota To Join Tribal Land Ownership Dispute
• 3rd Circ. Says EQT Could Drop Contracts For Unsafe Gas Rigs
• Calif. City Must Face Challenge To Coal Storage Ban
• Exelon Says Energy Policies To Force 2 Nuke Plant Closures
• Texas Justices Agree To Review Well-By-Well Time-Bar Ruling
• Lone Star Laterals: Munsch Hardt, King & Spalding
• COVID-19 Pushes Energy Data Biz SAExploration Into Ch. 11
• Texas Panel Wipes Out $31.6M Trucking Crash Verdict
• Williams Stockholder Sues To Halt Poison Pill Measures
• Barnes & Thornburg Picks Up IP Partner From Akerman
• Faegre Drinker Adds Former Sidley Enviro Pro In LA
• Offshore Driller Hermitage Appeals Ch. 11 Delisting By NYSE
• Prosecutors Blast AG Paxton's Recusal Reconsideration Bid
• Feds Defend Dakota Access Pipeline Review At DC Circ.
• Refiner Gets OK For $4M Deal Over Air And Safety Issues
• Engineering Firm Says Nigeria Can't Escape $9B Award Fight
• 3rd Circ. Orders EPA To Fix 'Gaping Loophole' In Ozone Limits
• Army Corps Rips CWA Permit Process Roadblocks At 9th Circ.
• EP Energy Gets Approval For New $4.4B Debt-Swap Plan
• Ex-Yukos Investors Want $50B Russia Award Fight Unpaused
• Deals Rumor Mill: TikTok, Hut Group, Serie A
• 4 Opportunities For Mediators To Settle Big-Dollar Cases
• Despite New Attacks, Citizen Suits Are Constitutional
• Goldman Must Turn Over Info On €13B Arcelor-Mittal Merger
• 2 Firms Build Emerson's $1.6B Deal For Energy Services Co.
• No 'De Facto' Antitrust Immunity For Rail Giants, DOJ Says
• Donziger's Ex-Atty May Be Ordered To Lead Trial Last Minute
• Enviro Orgs Criticize Gov't Effort To Undermine Methane Rule
• Oil Companies To Pay $4.4M In Refinery Workers' Break Suit
• Pa. Well Workers Seek OT Pay For Time Riding To Work Sites
• SEC Flags Liability Releases In Extraction Oil & Gas Ch. 11
• FERC Wants DC Circ. To Halt Pipeline Eminent Domain Clash
• LA Utility's Surplus Transfers Not Extortion, 9th Circ. Affirms
• NextEra Unit Fights Cert. Bid In Kansas Wind Farm Suit
• Carbon Tax Credit Transfer Should Be More Flexible, IRS Told
• Mountain Valley Pipeline Asks FERC For Deadline Extension
• Mass. Clean Peak Standard's Success Will Hinge On Details
• White House, Industry Look To Sink NEPA Overhaul Challenge
• 9th Circ. Allows Appeal Before Calif. Climate Suit Remand
• Remote Proceedings Bring New Wrinkles For Court Records
• Apple, Google Fight Blame For Child Labor In Cobalt Mines
• The Blunt H-1B Instrument Hidden In Trump Orders
• Palantir Becomes Latest 'Unicorn' To Pursue Direct Listing
• Electric-Car Charging Co. Oversold Business, Investor Says
• FTC Lets $400M Gas Station Deal Proceed, With Conditions
• Commercial Customers Say ComEd's Bribery Violated RICO
• Sierra Club, Others Sue To Stop Trump's Arctic Drilling Plans
• Lawmakers Urge EPA To Keep Methane Regs For Oil And Gas
• EPA Asks SC Judge To Uphold Clean Water Act Rule
• Wind Developers Try To Duck Mass. Lobster Fishing Row
• TNT Crane Allowed To Tap Into $45M Ch. 11 Loans
• Level Solar Ch. 11 Settlements Lead To Plan Confirmation
• Developers Defend FERC Approval Of Texas LNG Project
• Cross-Selling Strategies For Law Firms During Pandemic
• Chinese Cylinders Hit With Anti-Subsidy Duties Up To 191%
• FCC Urged To Iron Out 6 GHz Concerns As Band Opens
• Rakoff Says Sasol And Ex-Execs Can't Escape Plant Cost Suit
• Mont. High Court Says State Policy Undercut Solar Energy
• EPA Says 'Expressly Abandoned' Grant Ban Moots Case
• Tribe And Green Groups Seek To Block Alaska Refuge Drilling
• When Wind And Solar Deals Require Premerger Reporting
• FCPA Enforcement, Compliance Trends During The Pandemic
• Ultra Petroleum Ch. 11 Plan OK'd Over Shareholder Objections
• Oil Giant Wants Class Claims Cut From $100M Sex Bias Suit
• Calif. Has Jurisdiction Over 1MDB Asset Fight, 9th Circ. Says
• Ex-Speaker Paul Ryan's Blank-Check Outfit Files $300M IPO
• Lawsuits Mount Against Marine Biz In Fatal Pipeline Explosion
• Tatneft Gets $112M Refinery Award Against Ukraine OK'd
• Commerce Affirms $31M Fine For Iran Sanctions Violation
• Pebble Mine Hits Roadblock Amid Rare Conservative Backlash
• German Biz Gets Spain Renewable Energy Claim Greenlighted
• Clark Hill Picks Up Renewable Energy Pro For DC Office
• Green Groups Push To End Sunoco Pipeline After Latest Spill
• FERC Stands By Jurisdiction In Chesapeake Ch. 11
• Halkbank Loses Bid To Recuse Judge In Iran Sanctions Case
• Democratic Sens. Seek Ouster Of Land Bureau Leader
• BP Faces Liability Over Ind. Refinery Particulate Emissions
• Atty Media Interview Lessons From Trump's Axios Appearance
• Traders Sue Scotiabank After $127M Spoofing Deal With DOJ
• Texas Judge Won't Let Schlumberger Unit End Patent Suit
• Ill. Gov. Vows Cleaner Energy, Less Utility Influence
• Fed. Circ. Says Earlier Suit Bars Calif. Cap-And-Trade IP Case
• FCC Warned To Take Closer Look At Frontier Bankruptcy
• Undersea Oil Spill Contractor Immune From Taylor Energy Suit
• Investor Claims Ohio Utility Played Role In $60M Bribery Plot
• KPMG Once Again Ducks $1B Negligence Claims In Chancery
• Calif. Communities Fight Delay In Climate Change Litigation
• Eldridge's Fintech SPAC Leads IPO Floats Worth $900M
• A 40-Year-Old Law, 4 Rail Giants & 1 Big Antitrust Question
• Ocelots Threatened By Texas LNG Project, Groups Say
• CIT Directs Commerce To Rethink Union Ownership Findings
• Firm Seeks To Blend State, Fed Malpractice Insurance Suits
• Green Financing Firm Calls Customer Suit 'Buyer's Remorse'
• 8th Circ. Ruling May Provide Relief For Bakken Debtors
• US Oil Fund Facing 2nd Wells Notice, This Time From CFTC
• US Must Pay Exxon $20.3M For Its Share Of Wartime Pollution
• Rig Pipe Maker Bars Rival From Selling Alleged Knockoffs
• Why Remote Depositions Are Likely Here To Stay
• Exxon Ruling Makes Traceability Key In Clean Air Citizen Suits
• Kurdish Official Gets Evidence Trimmed In $1.6B Oil Deal Fight
• Arena Energy Preps For Ch. 11 Sale With $1B In Debt
• NY Judge Axes Energy Co. Abengoa Investors' Fraud Claims
• Peru Can't Get Jurisdiction Up 1st In Mine Claim
• Mich. Power Co. Deal Brings Coal Plant Closure Closer
• Trump, Green Groups Clash Over Overhaul Of Key Enviro Rule
• Army Corps Must Face Most ND Claims Over DAPL Protests
• Ohio Green Groups Challenge Fracked Gas Storage Wells
• P&G Buyer Says Tide PurClean Isn't As Pure As Label Implies
• Citibank Slams Offshore Driller's Ch. 11 Debt-Swap Plan
• Refinery Can't Hide Identity In DC Circ. Emissions Rule Fight
• Biden's Climate Plan Overlooks Powerful GHG Weapon
• Accounting For The Effect Of Disclosures On Peer Stock Price
• 7 Keys To Drafting Effective Legal Briefs
• 5th Circ. Copyright Case Is Cautionary Tale For Big Data Cos.
• Con Edison, NJ Utility To Split $10M Tab For Hudson Leak
• Judge Backs Climate Impact Reviews For Oil And Gas Leases
• Electric Co. Wants Arguments Nixed In $35M Award Fight
• Sierra Club Blasts BLM's Plan For Oil & Gas In Colo.
• 9th Circ. Upholds Washington State Workers' Comp Law
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Tesco Shareholder Class Action
• Former Steeler's Trucking Co. Accuses EQT Of Racial Bias
• London Offshore Driller Valaris Hits Ch. 11
• SEC Eyeing Major US Oil Fund's Response To April Crash
• Green Groups Push To Halt Trump's Enviro Review Changes
• $2.9B Enbridge Pipeline Hit With New Challenges In Minnesota
• Weighing The Virtual Courtroom Option In Civil Cases
• Scrap Metal Recycler Hit With Finger Scan Privacy Suit In Ill.
• Idaho Miners Want Feds To Cover Tribe's Pollution Claims
• Feds Say Mont. Tribe Made Outdated Argument Against Mine
• US Says Obama-Era Methane Rule Is Illegal
• E-Trade Sued Over Glitch When Oil Price Dipped
• Scotiabank To Pay $127M Tied To 'Massive' Spoofing Scheme
• Feds Say Circuit Courts Have Sole Power Over Colo. Dam Row
• Starboard Looks To Tap Into SPAC IPO Rally With $300M Float
• MehaffyWeber Attys Beat DQ Bid In Texas Geological Data Suit
• Industry Fights For Oil And Gas Leases In Sage Grouse Area
• Willkie Reps Investment Group On $250M Energy Fund
• Dow Chemical Seeks OK Of Arbitral Award In La. Facility Fight
• EPA Accused Of Violating Species Law With COVID-19 Policy
• Ex-Biofuel Exec Looks To Limit Fuel-Credit Fraud Sentence
• Parsing Kamala Harris' Trade And Foreign Policy Views
• DC Circ. Asked To Review Rule Allowing LNG To Move By Rail
• Attys Shouldn't Overlook Obligations To Potential Clients
• 9th Circ. Urged To Consider Caribou In Alaska Drill Plan
• DC Says Exxon Climate Fraud Suit Belongs In Local Court
• Kan. Tribe Member Makes Admittedly 'Premature' Cert. Bid
• Abengoa Unit Seeks Creditor Deal As Group Restructures
• Sunoco Owes $150M For Late Royalty Payouts In Okla.
• Ultra Petroleum Shareholders Keep Up Ch. 11 Valuation Fight
• Fed. Circ. OKs Gas Patent Ax After Justices Limit Appeal
• Green Groups Beat Gov't In Suit Over Dam Compliance Delays
• Ford, Other Automakers Ink Emissions Deal With California
• DC Circ. Won't Speed Up Remand Of NY's Ozone Review
• Full DC Circ. Won't Review EPA Emissions Policy
• Atty Says ComEd Must Pay Bribery Victims Before $200M Fine
• 10th Circ. Says Insurer Owes $4.5M For Refinery Fire Loss
• Texas River Authority Can't Dodge Utilities' Price-Fixing Suit
• 3 Firms Get $16.8M For $60M Tesla-SolarCity Suit Deal
• Waste Cos. Must Note EPA's New Focus On Paper Inspections
• Alaska Wildlife Refuge Drilling OK'd By Interior Dept.
• Strategies For Associates Seeking Jobs Amid Hiring Slump
• Excess Insurer Seeks To Avoid Calif. Oil Spill Cleanup Costs
• FCPA Shield For Foreign Nationals May Extend To US Cos.
• After Methane Rollback, EPA Urges Toss Of States' Lawsuit
• DC Circ. Says Prior Ruling On FERC Tax Perk Moots Appeal
• Harwood Capital Unit Sues Insurance Broker For Negligence
• 4 Keys To Submitting Winning Clean Energy Project Bids
• Nigerians Can't Sue Shell Units As Group Over Oil Spill
• Chaparral Energy Hits Ch. 11 With Debt-For-Equity Plan
• Lilis Seeks Ch. 11 Sale As Restructuring Deal Falls Through
• Politics, Strict Interpretation Infuse EPA Methane Reg Rollback
• 6th Circ. Orders Atty Fees Paid In Power Co.'s $5M Arbitration
• LA District Says Scrap Co. Must Stop Projectiles Near School
• Tribe Member Opposes Feds' Bid To Escape Wind Farm Suit
• DC Circ. Tosses Challenge To New EPA Biofuel Standard
• Texas Attys Again Accused Of Botching Deepwater Spill Claim
• Whiting Petroleum Gets $3.4B Texas Ch. 11 Debt Rework OK'd
• 9th Circ. Questions Future Of FERC Power Deal Orders
• 5th Circ. Reluctantly Rules Oil Rig Welder Counts As Seaman
• DOJ Summoned Again For Opinion On Rail Price-Fix Case
• Venezuela Oil Co. Seeks Court's Help In $150M Bond Fight
• ITC Says Vietnamese Pipe Imports Hurting American Makers
• Petrobras Wants Redo On Bid To Nix $622M Drilling Award
• Sierra Club Pushes To Keep UNC Clean Air Suit Intact
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: All Eyes On Texas
• Texas LNG Plant Fight No Longer Ripe, Corps Tells 5th Circ.
• Noble Energy Investor Calls For Pause To Chevron's $5B Buy
• Grand Jury Got False Info In Chinese Talent Case, Prof Says
• 3 Firms Guide $265M Offshore Maryland Wind Deal
• Safeguards Against Legal Malpractice Liability As Claims Rise
• Companies Plant Seeds For Green Convertible Bonds
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Watson Farley Snags Maritime Dispute Expert In London
• Chevron Foe Donziger Disbarred By NY Appeals Court
• Gold Miner Seeks Arbitration In Papua New Guinea Dispute
• Texas Tool Co. Says It Never Waived Arbitration Right
• DOJ's Administrative Law Goals Face Long Odds In Congress
• Halliburton Patent Retrial In Texas Pushed Back Again
• SD Justices Rule BP Didn't Double Dip For Gas Tank Cleanup
• Cabot Investor Claims Enviro Control Lies Led To Stock Drop
• Maine's Top Court Nixes Voter Bid To Block $1B Power Line
• '​​​​​​​Diesel Brothers' Ask 10th Circ. To Reverse Emissions Fines
• W.Va. Wants Out Of Mine Reclamation Fund Suit
• Judge Slams Both Sides In $506M Kazakhstan Award Fight
• Trump Nationwide Permit Move Could Interrupt Pipeline Suit
• Utility Says Magistrate Got It Wrong In Tribal Jurisdiction Case
• 3 Ways Law Firms Can Guard Diversity Gains During Crisis
• 5th Circ. Won't Reconsider Exxon Permit Ruling
• EPA Yanks Methane Regs For Oil And Gas Infrastructure
• Kilpatrick Lures Texas Patent Pro From Vinson & Elkins
• PG&E Says Suit Over Century-Old Pollution Can't Hold Water
• Structuring LBO Payments After NY Ch. 11 Ruling
• Nigeria Again Pushes For Axing Of $9B Award Fight
• Vale Wants 'Equal Treatment' In Fight Over Mining Venture
• Solar Power Co. Can't Dismiss Case Alleging Unlawful Texts
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Order Remanding Calif. Climate Suits
• CIT Orders Commerce To Rethink Indonesian Biodiesel Duties
• FERC Asks DC Circ. Not To Upset LNG Pipeline In Oregon
• Wash. Fights Mine Owner's Bid To Trim Water Pollution Suit
• Halliburton Workers Should Arbitrate Wage Suit, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Gravel Income From Tribal Land Taxable
• 7th Circ. Lets Power Cos. Fight Enviro Suit Over $500M Project
• Mayer Brown Nabs Bracewell Atty To Lead Upstream Group
• Making And Keeping Corporate Climate Commitments: Part 2
• Ex-Texas Lt. Gov. Dewhurst Sued Over $6.45M Loan Default
• What I Learned As A Virtual Summer Associate
• Upstream Battles Sink Permit For $468M Gas Pipeline Add-On
• Exxon Wants Shareholder's Climate Change Suit Dismissed
• Willkie Snags Restructuring Atty From MoFo In London
• Pandemic-Crushed Oil Prices Drive Offshore Driller To Ch. 11
• Feds' Weakening Of Migratory Bird Protections Vacated
• Insurer Off The Hook For $1.7M Faulty Oil Well Design Suit
• Dems Call For Criminal Probe Into Top DOI Attorney
• Colombia Can't Get Jurisdiction Up First In $83M Mining Claim
• Steel Prep Co. Can't Duck NLRB's Pension Ruling At 9th Circ.
• House Panel Wants Probe Of Agencies' Pebble Mine Review
• Feds Must Give Court Dakota Access Update By End Of Month
• 5th Circ. Keeps La. Coastal Drilling Suits In State Court
• Metals Investor Seeks To Ax Award In Mexican Gold Mine Fight
• Tesla Directors Still Back SolarCity Deal Despite Settlement
• DOJ Says Administrative Procedure Act Is Behind The Times
• PE Firm Urges 5th Circ. To Nix $36M Damages In Contract Row
• FERC Says Energy Storage Facilities Can Get Grid Treatment
• FERC Asks DC Circ. To Back Its Call On Texas Gas Project
• Trade Court Finds Report Doesn't Support Duties On Flanges
• Supplier Wants Claim Axed From EQT's $18M Faulty Valve Suit
• Making And Keeping Corporate Climate Commitments: Part 1
• Lesser-Known Litigation Funding Best Practices For Attorneys
• Energizer Wants False Ad Suit To Keep Going And Going
• Shareholders Ask Judge To Sink Ultra Petroleum Ch. 11 Plan
• Judge Hasn't 'Heard Enough' From FTC On Coal Deal's Reality
• Judge Needs More Before Ruling On Fraudster's Virus Release
• Permian Tank's Ch. 11 Sale Procedures OK'd In Del.
• Colo. Tells 10th Circ. Block Of Trump Water Rule Was Proper
• NRDC Says Trump Admin. Must Update Energy Standards
• 9th Circ. Resuscitates Calif. Superfund Cleanup Claim
• Energy Biz Wants Stay Lifted In €64.5M Spain Award Fight
• Iron Ore Investor Seeks OK Of $115M Award Against Egypt
• 5th Circ. Backs Win For Energy Tech Firm In Trade Secret Row
• Canadian Tax Ruling Boosts Cross-Border Deal Confidence
• Temasek Nixes $3B Keppel Deal Over Financial Performance
• ComEd, Ill. Speaker Hit With $450M Rico Suit Over Bribery Plot
• Key Points For Lenders Taking Control Of Oil And Gas Assets
• ADA Protects Lawyers With Disabilities, But We Must Do More
• Legal Deserts Threaten Justice In Rural America
• Texas AG's Recusal Bid Challenged In Securities Fraud Case
• Uruguay Secures Win Over $4B Mining Project Claim
• Feds Issue Update To Mineral Royalty Valuation Policy
• Dems Seek Info On Trump's Fast-Tracked Projects
• FTC Compliance Chief Warns Firms About Antitrust Deadlines
• Wind Project Owners Urge 8th Circ. To Back Power Deal Win
• Spain Says Energy Co.'s Case Should Be Consolidated
• Texas Attys Accused Of Botching $2.2M Deepwater Spill Claim
• Canada Unveils $2.7B Plan To Retaliate Against New US Tariffs
• Ex-Pa. Biofuel Exec Gets 7 Years After Fraud Conviction
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Skadden, Latham
• TVA Yanks Outsourcing Decision Amid Trump Pressure
• Sierra Club Says Feds' Objection To Deal With DTE Unfounded
• Schlumberger Loses Copyright Claim In Stolen Software Suit
• LA Metal Ingot Co. Accused Of Allowing Dangerous Runoff
• Cattle Group's Challenge To Trump Water Rule Falls Short
• 4 Texas Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• US, UK Investigators End Unaoil-Linked Graft Probes Into KBR
• Feds Charge Ex-Citgo Official In PDVSA Bribery Probe
• 2nd Circ. Gives Rio Tinto Investor's Fraud Suit Shot To Survive
• Engineering Co. Says It's Owed $35M For Risberg Pipeline
• Canada Clears WESCO's $4.5B Anixter Deal With Conditions
• DOE Seeks Remediators For Nuclear Material Processing Site
• US To Revive 10% Tariff On Canadian Aluminum
• Oakland A's Say Calif. Allows Toxic Releases Near Future Park
• Russia Maintains Stay Still Needed In $50B Award Fight
• NRDC, Others File New Suit Over Project Review Process
• Analyzing Upward And Downward Trends In Legal Tech
• Groups Say New EPA Rule Requires Nix Of Calif. Diesel Regs
• Exide's $179M Ch. 11 Sale Gets Smooth Approval In Del.
• Treasury Blacklists Alleged Libyan Drug And Fuel Smugglers
• How Congress May Bail Out FERC On Tolling Orders
• Green Groups Sue EPA For Sulfur Emissions Control Inaction
• Mining Co. Will Pay Tribes Another $1.6M For River Cleanup
• FERC Commissioner To Step Down Next Month
• 10th Circ. Nixes Trade Group's Obama Royalty Rule Challenge
• Australia Judge, Tax Body Square Off Over Mining Co. Refund
• DC Circ. Halts Order To Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline
• Utah Ends Gold King Fight After EPA Commits $360M
• Trade Court Questions Commerce's Tariff Exemption Process
• LA Oil Co. Hit With Criminal Charges Over Leaky Wells
• Unsecured Creditors Blast Permian Tank's 'One-Sided' Ch. 11
• Spectra Suit Dismissal Invites Mischief, Del. Justices Told
• Climate Change Litigation Looms Over Trump Enviro Overhaul
• Developer Steps Into Tribes' Keystone Pipeline Challenge
• UK Traders Made $500M By Causing April Oil Crash, Suit Says
• Green Groups Say Minn. Mining Permits Violate Species Law
• Texas Appeals Court Says No Expert, No Malpractice Claim
• Del. Justices Agree Calgon Carbon Must Release Merger Docs
• ABA's New Guidance On Litigation Funding Misses The Mark
• ComEd Pleads Not Guilty In Ill. Bribery Scheme
• BlackRock Sustainability Fund Nets £2B From UK Pension Co.
• Crane Biz TNT Seeks Debt-Equity Swap To Stave Off Ch. 11
• NYMEX, Ex-Staffers To Pay $4M CFTC Fine In Info Leak Case
• Spain Fights Energy Biz's Efforts To Enforce €64.5M Award
• EPA Cost-Benefit Rule Praised By Oil, Other Industries
• 5th Circ. Lets Westmoreland End Retirees' Health Benefits
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Remand Of Calif. Climate Suits
• Kazakhstan Fends Off Canadian Miner's $917M Claim
• Railway Cos. Call DOJ View On Price-Fix Evidence 'Incoherent'
• Army Corps Proposes Reissuing Controversial Water Permit
• Senate Confirms Hunton Alum For Energy's No. 2 Spot
• DLA Piper Nabs Energy Pro For San Diego Office
• COVID-19 Is Straining Compact Between Utilities, Regulators
• Guatemalan Construction Corp. Can't Nix $7.5M Award
• Baker McKenzie Docs Off The Table In GE Suit, Court Told
• Brazil Ex-Consultant Fined For Paying Bribes To Petrobras
• 5th Circ. Won't Nix Fine For Worker Electrocutions
• New IT Restrictions For Gov't Contractors Bring M&A Hurdles
• What Firms Should Ask Before Hiring Attorneys From Gov't
• Offshore Driller Fieldwood Hits Ch. 11 With $1B Of Debt
• 5th Circ. Keeps Chevron On Hook For $2M Over Worker Death
• Glencore Escapes Stock-Drop Suit Over FCPA Probe
• Mountain Valley Pipeline Co. Sued For $104M In Excess Costs
• Eni Sues Kinder Morgan Unit Over Soured LNG Project
• Climate Kids Say Decades-Old 5th Circ. Ruling Supports Case
• Int'l Trade, White Collar Pros Move To Michelman & Robinson
• Latham Edges Peers In Blistering July For IPOs
• Trump Slams Tribes For Mention Of Okla. High Court Ruling
• Creditors Say Ultra Petroleum Plan Undervalues Company
• Vegas Casino Says No Co-Owners In $13M Power Plant Deal
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Ax Of Oakland's Coal Shipping Ban
• The Ethics Of Using Chatbots For Legal Services
• Exxon Says NY Climate Trial Win Dooms Texas Investors' Suit
• Tax Court Ruling Highlights Importance Of Formula Clauses
• EPA Defends Rule Permitting More Year-Round Ethanol Use
• Mitigating Joint Infringement Liability After Del. Patent Ruling
• 5th Circ. Backs $21.6M Jury Verdict Against Total E&P
• Appeals Court Backs Arbitration Funding Block In Mining Suit
• Trump Limits Federal Contractors' Use Of Foreign Labor
• Wachtell, Akin Gump Drive $21B Speedway Sale To 7-Eleven