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Energy - October, 2020

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• Chancery Moves Suit Over $650M Terraform Deal Toward Trial
• Truck Co. Too Late To Dispute Venue Despite New Counsel
• Feds Ask For Iranian Missile Forfeit Alongside New Sanctions
• Texas LNG Developers Sued For $30M In Unpaid Steel Work
• How A Biden Presidency Could Shape Native American Law
• Judge Tosses Canadian Co.'s Arb. Row With Iraq Oil Co.
• Oil Futures Suit Can't Go To Arbitration, TD Clients Say
• Another Court Finds 5 Years Of TCPA Claims Invalid
• Texas Justices Pass On Bid To Hold Oncor Liable For Fire
• Book Review: Did The High Court Cause Mass Incarceration?
• Anadarko Fights 'Kitchen Sink' Approach To OT Class Cert.
• Decoupling From China: Part 3 — Oversight And The Election
• The Potential Post-Election Fate Of Trump Enviro Orders
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• How The Environmental Justice Landscape Is Evolving
• Italian Waste Co. Ordered To Pay £510K Costs In BNP Suit
• PG&E Nears Win In $500M Ch. 11 Appeal After Atty No-Show
• Md. Appeals Court Says Existing Rule Governed Water Permit
• Class Claims Pa. Slag Processor Spreads Dust All Over Town
• Texas Justices Mull Preemption In Houston Propane Reg Case
• 2nd Circ. Questions Rigidity Of FERC's Water Permit Actions
• 1st Circ. Says RI Climate Suit Belongs In State Court
• 10th Circ. Halts Colo. Coal Mining Work Fought By Advocates
• Ex-Ohio House Speaker's Allies Cop To Bribery Scheme
• Decoupling From China: Part 2 — Security Requirements
• Key Carbon Market Developments From 2020: Part 2
• Houston Energy Exec Accused Of Ripping Off Investors
• NY Banks, Financial Firms Urged To Prep For Climate Risks
• Mining Co. Says Soros' 'Thuggish' Acts Should Be Punished
• Solar Power Execs Accused Of Yearslong Fraud Scheme
• Persuasion Skills Attys Can Learn From Political Speeches
• Appeals Court Won't Axe Atty Fine In Energy Co. Dispute
• Maine's Top Court Backs City's Oil Export Ban
• Green Groups Say EPA Far Behind On Industrial Flaring Rules
• Chinese Energy Co. Charged With Trade Secret Theft
• Donziger Trial Pushed 5 Days After Last Atty Eyes Exit
• Shapiro Touts 'People's Prosecutor' Role In Pa. AG Campaign
• Rig Maker Can't Shield Docs Prepared After Worker's Death
• 3 Firms Assist As Blank-Check Co. Inks $300M SolarMax Deal
• Linde Reaches $10M Settlement Over NJ Superfund Site
• Ex-Nuke Exec Gets 4 Years In Russia-Linked FCPA Case
• Del. Justices Wary Of Chancery Ruling On Suit's Success Risk
• Cooley-Led Auto Insurer Leads 5 IPOs Raising Nearly $1.2B
• Taxpayer Gets 15 Months For $7.2M Biodiesel Tax Credit Fraud
• Decoupling From China: Part 1 — Legislation And Funding
• Youths Vow Appeal After Court Dumps Canada Climate Suit
• Fed. Circ. Vacates WDTX Judge's Transfer Denial
• Post-Election Tax Policy Scenario 2: A Democratic Sweep
• Feds Accused Of Botching Approval Of Maine Power Line
• BP Tells Texas Justices Cashed Checks Kill Royalties Fight
• Solar Panel Exec Inks Plea Deal Over $9.5M Scheme
• Reflections On My 1st Judicial Election Amid Racial Tensions
• Key Carbon Market Developments From 2020: Part 1
• Fed. Claims Court Calls For Trial In Solar Grant Refund Row
• Clifford Chance, Linklaters Meld £3B Deal For Copper Miner
• COVID-19 May Lower Bar For Distressed M&A Defenses
• DC Circ. Hits Play On EPA's Rollback Of Methane Regs
• Feds Beat Groups' Challenge Of Bush-Era Mining Rules
• GE Escapes Claims It Duped Baker Hughes Into Bad Merger
• Apache Says $74M Loss In Well Dispute Can't Stand
• Hecla Mining Co. Execs Escape Suit Over $515M Biz Purchase
• Kobre & Kim Can't Get Conflict Issue Resolved By NY Judge
• 3rd Circ. Revives Oil Workers' OT Suit Without PPE Expert
• Acting BLM Head's Resource Plan Unlawful, Groups Say
• Post-Election Tax Policy Scenario 1: A Republican Sweep
• Donziger Judge Punts Ethical-Disobedience Question To Trial
• Weighing Litigation Vs. Arbitration Amid Court Disruptions
• 5th Circ. Rules Eagle Ford Royalty Fight Doesn't Belong In La.
• 9th Circ. Told Feds Can't Find Cracks In Drilling Suit
• Kinder Morgan Pays $1.5M To Settle 4th Circ. Water Suit
• FLSA Evolution Reflects Employer-Friendly Shift
• Exelon Names Jenner & Block Partner As New GC
• Idaho Utility Not Negligent In 50,000-Acre Wildfire, Jury Says
• Insurer Fights Coverage of Electric Co.'s $1M Injury Suit
• Pa. Energy Co. To Pay $1.2M To End Misclassification Suit
• 5th Circ. Told Coastal Drilling Suits Belong In Federal Court
• Chevron Pulls Delaware Climate Suit Up To Federal Court
• Del. Judge Urged Not To Fast-Track $1.2B Crystallex Case
• South Korean Firm Sues Commerce Over Wind Tower Duties
• ​​​​​​​German Car Cos. Escape 'No Arms Race' Conspiracy MDL
• FERC Accused Of Cursory Review Of $286M Gas Pipeline
• 4 Firms Guide $2.87B Tie-Up Of Cenovus And Husky
• Green Groups Urge DC Circ. To Dump Mass. Gas Project
• How Attys Can Guard Against Rising Settle-And-Sue Claims
• Chevron Deference's Future In Doubt If Barrett Is Confirmed
• Fracking Co. Asks Fed. Circ. To Undo Exceptional Finding
• UK Energy Co. Seeks Arbitration In Dispute With Ex-Partner
• Oil Slump Means Buyers Are More Choosy In Driller Tie-Ups
• Fed. Circ. Stays $5M IP Award Appeal After Ch. 11 Petition
• DC Circ. Wary Of Ukraine Energy Co.'s $58M Arb. Fight
• 10th Circ. Undoes $443K Discovery Sanction Against Enable
• Interior Dept. Sets Guidelines For Its Informal Guidance
• Consol Can't Shake Central Claim In Lifetime Benefits Suit
• Judge Thinks Texas AG's Fraud Case Belongs In Collin County
• 5 Tax Ballot Measures To Watch On Election Day
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Gibson, Hunton
• Waste Management's $4.6B Deal Gets DOJ Nod With Fixes
• Utilities Defend Oregon Power Line Approvals
• Feds Accused Of Again Failing To Protect Pacific-Area Salmon
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Law Firm Tips For Attracting, Retaining Attys During Pandemic
• Biden Vows Transition Away From Fossil Fuels In Final Debate
• Donziger Questioned On His Need For Remote Trial Witnesses
• Venezuela National Oil Co. Sues US Over $642M In Income Tax
• Crystallex Points To Order On Bond Case In $1.2B Award Fight
• Va. Golf Course Dispute Delayed As Dominion Seeks More Info
• EPA Finalizes Net Emissions Air Rule For New Projects
• Lilis Energy Inks Settlement With Equity Holder, Creditors
• How Brent Crude Oil's Dominance Could Come To An End
• EPA Will Crack Down On Oil, Fracked Gas Smog In 8 States
• Finding A Path Forward To Regulate The Legal Industry
• ND Pipeline Protesters Ask 8th Circ. To Reject Police Appeal
• Calif., Green Groups Seek To Revive Fracking Rule At 9th Circ.
• Ohio Groups Back Challenge To Lake Erie Wind Project
• Lawyering While Parenting: A Day In A Dad's Pandemic Life
• Calif. Wind Farms Can Sue Gov't For $207M Grant Denial
• FERC Told Its Power Demand Rule Limits Market Access
• Oil Co. Can Pursue Atty Fees From Insurer, Wyo. Justices Told
• Pacific Drilling Can't Challenge $320M Award To Samsung Unit
• Atty Rips Feds' 'Unbridled Attempt' To Steer China Tariff Suits
• Norfolk Southern Asks 4th Circ. To Undo Loss To Coal Seller
• EPA Whistleblower Accuses Trump Admin. Of Retaliation
• Kobre & Kim Faces Possible Conflict In $10B Award Fight
• Texas Court Asked To Reunite Chesapeake Royalty Claims
• Pa. Justices Deny Senators Standing To Sue Over Water Regs
• Groups Say Gulf Of Mexico Analysis Ignored Deepwater Spill
• Lawyering While Parenting: A Day In A Mom's Pandemic Life
• Pa. Biofuel Execs Get 5 Years For Fuel-Credit Fraud
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 3
• Energy Exec Can't Nix Suit Over $2.5M Tax Credit Settlement
• Troutman, Latham Drive $4.3B Avangrid-PNM Resources Deal
• Feds, ConocoPhillips Tell 9th Circ. Alaska Drill Plan Is OK
• Engineering Co. Ordered To Pay $24M In Omani Contract Fight
• Petrobras Tells 5th Circ. Fraud Suit Wasn't Filed Too Late
• Attys Can Help Clients Better Prepare For Climate Impacts
• Insurer Needn't Cover W.Va. Gas Plant Construction Suit
• Hochtief Unit Won't Claw Back $800M In Offshore Oil Fight
• 4 Ways A Biden Election Could Swing SEC Priorities
• Gibson Dunn, V&E Drive $4.5B Texas Oil And Gas Merger
• Permian Producers Eye Election's Effect On Federal Leases
• Locke Lord Snags Energy-Focused Capital Markets Partner
• Key Lessons From SEC Fine Over Mid-Merger Stock Buyback
• 5th Circ. Pulls Plug On Fired Utility Worker's FMLA Suit
• 9th Circ. Told Seismic Survey Ruling Shows Drilling Suit Moot
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 2
• 5 Cost-Cutting Strategies For Corporate Legal Departments
• Chevron, Saudis Spar Over $18B Arbitral Award At 9th Circ.
• Tribes Say Dakota Access Pipeline Must Halt For NEPA Review
• Oil Co. Will Pay $2.1M To End Okla. Royalty Interest Class
• Montana Judge Sets Aside Acting Land Bureau Head's Acts
• Ill. Judge Axes Ex-Merrill Lynch Trader's Spoofing Charge
• Valero To Pay $2.85M To Settle Refinery Pollution Allegations
• 10 Firms To Steer 8 IPOs Exceeding $2B As October Stays Hot
• Mentorship Is Key To Fixing Drop-Off Of Women In Law
• Preparing The Next Generation Of Female Trial Lawyers
• Female Attorneys Gain Ground In Battle For Clerkships​
• What BigLaw Can Do To Actually Retain Female Attorneys
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Wearing Natural Hair In BigLaw
• Tribes Denied In Bid To Block Keystone Pipeline Construction
• Biden-Trump Contest Has Fate Of Green Regs At Stake
• Targa Must Repay $129M In Failed Crude Processing Deal
• Justices Urged To Turn Away Religious Accommodation Case
• Trade Court Says Asian Steel Import Duties Are Unlawful
• States, Greens Ask For Reversal Of EPA's HFC Regs Rollback
• Man Who Fell Into Chevron's Unmarked Well Wants $1M
• 6 Russian Officers Indicted Over Massive Cyberattack
• Scheef & Stone Settles Claims Tied To $80M Fraud Scheme
• Justices Won't Disturb $63M Award In Wind Development Row
• How A Biden Administration Would Shape IP Policy
• Environmental Policy And The Election: Part 1
• GAO Says Boston Co. Responsible For Losing Motor Contract
• 2 Firms Craft $13B ConocoPhillips-Concho Resources Merger
• 5 Ways Firms Can Avoid Female Atty Exodus During Pandemic
• In Their Own Words: Being A Woman In BigLaw
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• Glass Ceiling Report: How Does Your Firm Measure Up?
• Exide's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd Despite Toxic Site Row With Calif.
• 10th Circ. Won't Revisit Utah Coal Plant Permit Dispute
• Advice To GCs To Cope With Dire Times: Say 'This Sucks'
• NY Judge Says $1.68B In Venezuelan Bonds Is Enforceable
• Fed. Circ. Slams Commerce's Outdated Subsidy Analysis
• Phillips 66 Misleading Court In Sanctions Bid, Insurer Says
• 9th Circ. Judge Won't DQ Self From Saudi Heirs-Chevron Case
• Trade Court Backs Revised South Korean Steel Pipe Tariffs
• Feds Say There's 'Nothing Unlawful' In Parks Leader's Status
• Anadarko Oil Field Workers Land Class Cert. In OT Row
• Energy, Climate Policy Chasm Divides Trump And Biden
• Facing Policy Shifts, Oil And Gas Cos. Need Depreciation Help
• Enviros Say Feds Failed To Justify Clean Water Act Change
• Green Groups Hammer EPA Over Coal Ash Pit Rule
• Exxon Bashes DC Bid To Make Climate Suit A Local Matter
• WH Says Suit Over Enviro Reviews For Farm Loans Premature
• Puerto Rican Bank Seeks Early Win In PDVSA Loan Suit
• Norway's Scatec Solar Inks $1.17B Deal For PE-Packed Peer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Marathon Unit Hit With $20M Fine Over Stock Buyback Plan
• Divided CFTC Enacts Long-Awaited Rules On Position Limits
• Electrolux Reaches $6.9M Settlement Over FIFRA Allegations
• Eni Gets Green Light In Nigeria Offshore Oil Block Doc Bid
• 'High Profile' Toxic Site At Center Of Exide's Ch. 11 Fight
• Saudi Heirs Want 9th Circ. Judge DQ'd In Chevron Row
• Kirkland-Led Solar Panel Maker Leads 2 IPOs Nabbing $1.6B
• Enviros, W.Va. Gov.'s Coal Co. Say Deal Could Scuttle Trial
• Seafood Groups Want DC Circ. To Let Them Fight Wind Farm
• Trade Court Again Blocks Tariff Expansion On Solar Panels
• 1st Circ. Won't Reconsider Reviving Enbridge Pipeline Permit
• DC Circ. Hands 7th Circ. Fight Over FERC Clean Energy Order
• FERC Gives Carbon Prices A Place In Power Market Plans
• Contractor Slips RICO Claims In Puerto Rico Power Grid Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Xilinx, Saudi Aramco, Fenway Sports
• E-Trade Looks To Duck Suit Over Glitch Tied To Oil Price Drop
• UK Pandemic Recovery Offers Opportunities For Green Cos.
• Ashurst-Led Abu Dhabi Sells $2.1B Stake In Gas Infrastructure
• Hermitage Offshore Ch. 11 Vessel Sales Approved At $100M
• Calif. Says Trump Overstepped On National Fuel Standard
• FWS Can't Save Texas LNG Project Review, 5th Circ. Told
• Driller Dodges Sanctions Bid But Gets Discovery Warning
• Lieff Cabraser Vies For Lead Role In ComEd RICO Suits
• Tribe Members Say Feds Need Not Act Before Pipeline Suit
• Chesapeake Energy Nabs $85M Ch. 11 Bid For Okla. Wells
• SEC Deals For $4M Finalized In $30M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• EPA Rolls Back Startup, Shutdown Exemption Prohibition
• Mining Co. Seeks To Clean Hands Of Gold King Spill Suit
• Lawyers Must Fight Voter Suppression This Election Season
• Venezuelans Get Sentences Reduced In $60M Bribery Scheme
• Why Sustainable Finance Is On The Rise
• Mining Co. Urges 10th Circ. To Back Award In Gold Mine Fight
• Del. High Court Affirms $2.2B Stillwater Deal Price
• Mayer Brown Hires Int'l Arbitration Atty For London Office
• FERC Allows Some Construction On Mountain Valley Pipeline
• Subcontractor Settles Its Part Of $5.7B FCA Suit
• UNC Must Face Environmental Groups' Coal Emissions Suit
• CIT Says Chinese Bearing Duties Apply To Farm Plow Parts
• California Resources Gets OK For $4B Debt-Swap Plan
• Paxton's Defense Team Slams Renewed $300 Hourly Pay Bid
• Sunworks Investor Sues In Del. To Halt Solar Firms' Merger
• Vinson-Led Apollo Pours $200M Into Energy-Focused JV
• Why Online Mediation May Be Here To Stay
• Engineering Co. Says UK Ruling Irrelevant In $9B Nigeria Case
• Justices Won't Review Challenge To $116 Mine Safety Fine
• Hermitage Offshore Approved For Ch. 11 Sale Of Crew Boats
• MD America Energy Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Cut $58M In Debt
• Calif. Order Shows Power Act's Enviro Liability Shield At Work
• SFO Faces Challenge To Global Reach At Top UK Court
• Trump Wants To Expand, Hike Solar Safeguard Tariffs
• Littler Attys Trim Discovery Blunder Malpractice Suit
• SEC Accuses Oil Services Co. Of $100M Fraud
• 600 Law Students Boycott Paul Weiss For Repping Exxon
• Chevron Using False Info To Dodge $18B Award, 9th Circ. Told
• AGs Say Species Will Be Less Protected Under FWS Proposal
• Delek Energy Can't Send Workers' OT Action To Arbitration
• Investor Slams Pa. Treasurer's $15M Suit As Reelection Ploy
• Commerce Sets Duties In Nearly $2B Aluminum Trade Probe
• 5th Circ. Told Exec Can't Use Jail To Dodge $79M Judgment
• UTEX Gets Nod For $25M Financing Amid Ch. 11 Proceedings
• Noble Says It Has $90M Deal On Paragon Clawback Claim
• Commerce Relaxes Import Cap On Brazilian Steel Products
• Singapore Judge Bars India From Sharing Arbitration Docs
• Tribe Says DOI Has No Right To Hand Riverbed To ND
• Class Says Sunoco Rewriting History To Shake $155M Ruling
• Early Takeaways From SEC's FY 2020 Fraud Enforcement
• Pa. Pipeline Workers Win Class Cert. In OT Suit
• Fight Over Toxic Calif. Site Teed Up For Exide's Ch. 11 Hearing
• Oil & Gas Bankruptcies May Drag As Secured Debt Swells
• MVP: Simpson Thacher's Eli G. Hunt
• CFTC Climate Change Report Highlights Costs Of Inaction
• Clients Have The Power To Promote Wellness At Law Firms
• Regulators Are Keeping A Close Eye On SPAC Disclosures
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wyo. Judge Sinks Obama-Era Rule On Methane Emissions
• Shale Oil Co. Gavilan's $40M Ch. 11 Sale Approved
• DOJ Sued Over Push To End Enviro Project Settlements
• DC Circ. Grapples With Rival Trump, Obama Carbon Rules
• Sunoco Accused Of Ignoring Mariner East II Pipeline Problems
• Coal Export Facility Tells 9th Circ. Permit Suit Must Proceed
• Unions, Green Groups Sue Feds Over PPE Shortage
• Texas High Court Ponders Reach Of Public Utility Commission
• Lorenzo Settles With SEC 18 Months After High Court Defeat
• Car Conversion Co. Blamed For Fatal Gas Cylinder Explosion
• Exec Can't Shake Personal Guarantee In $46M BP Fight
• Alaska Tribes Sue Gov't Over Proposed Mining Access Road
• Commerce Ordered To Explain Treating Family's Cos. As One
• Appellate Courts Should Welcome Well-Crafted Amicus Briefs
• Why ESG Considerations Matter For Energy Executives
• Cabot Investor Drops Suit Over Alleged Enviro Control Lies
• 9th Circ. Pulls Plug On FERC Power Deal Orders
• Deals Rumor Mill: Roblox, Airbnb, Global Payments
• MVP: Quinn Emanuel's Sanford I. Weisburst
• LA Fined $2.5M For 'Serious Abuse' Of Discovery In PwC Suit
• Nigeria Picks Up Win In $3B Fight With US Oil Investor
• Two TPG-Backed SPACs Among 5 Raising Total $1.8B In IPOs
• Watchdog Criticizes Oil & Gas Royalty COVID-19 Relief Effort
• Squire Patton Boggs Nabs Arbitration Vet From WilmerHale
• Poland Hits Gazprom With $7.6B Fine Over Pipeline Financing
• Reed Smith Nabs McGuireWoods Energy Chair In Pittsburgh
• DC Circ. Won't Throw Out FERC's OK Of Ore. Pipeline
• Ex-DOJ Atty Can't Intervene In Merrill Traders Spoofing Case
• Cos. Should Prepare For Harsher H-1B Program Enforcement
• 2nd Circ. Clears Wachtell In Refiner's Malpractice Case
• ConocoPhillips Says $34M Venezuela Award Can't Wait On ICC
• Nuke Safety Engineer's Whistleblower Suit Comes Up Short
• W.Va. Gov. Coal Mine Trial Set, But Atty Seeks Delay For Dog
• FWS Says Ocelot Risk Weighed Before Texas LNG Approval
• MVP: McGuireWoods' Joanne Katsantonis
• Wind Farm Indemnity Pact Can't Free Feds In $8.4M Grant Row
• Heathrow Urges Top UK Court To OK Runway Expansion Plan
• Mont. Gov. Wants Land Agency Head's Decisions Reversed
• US Will Cut Russian Uranium Imports 17% Over Next 20 Years
• Permian Cleared For $30M Ch. 11 Sale To Secured Creditor
• Exxon Seeks Texas Justices' OK For Calif. Conspiracy Probe
• Courting Disaster: When CEOs Circumvent Their GCs
• 9th Circ. Affirms $32M Superfund Site Liability Finding
• Grupo Mexico Escapes Suit Over Southern Copper Deals
• Phillips 66 Wants Insurer Sanctioned For $44M Award Appeal
• Mootness Sinks Atlantic Offshore Seismic Testing Fight
• Nigerian Oil Spill Ruling Shows Limits Of UK Class Actions
• Real Estate Rumors: Wawa, Mintz, Terra
• Tribes Say It's A Stretch To Include Them Under CWA
• What Hiring Law Firms Should Consider Instead Of Grades
• EPA Can't Justify Methane Regs Rollback, DC Circ. Told
• MVP: Latham's Ryan Maierson
• How To Navigate A Hardening D&O Insurance Market
• TD Ameritrade Aims To Tank Crude Oil Futures Action
• GrafTech Investor Sues In Del. Over $250M Share Repurchase
• Golf Club Wants McGuireWoods DQ'd In $750M Contract Suit
• Texas Steel Mill Can't Stop Pipeline From Crossing Property
• Kinder Morgan Settles Suit Over Ore. Facility's Water Pollution
• 2 Firms Craft Stone Canyon's $3.2B Deal For Morton Salt
• Kinder Morgan Defends Mass. Gas Project To DC Circ.
• Donziger Judge Warns No More Delay As Another Atty Leaves
• DC Circ. Wavers On Stalling $35M Award Against Guatemala
• 7th Circ. Judge Allows Pro-Biz Amicus Briefs In Pollution Row
• Okla. Gov. Gets EPA's Green Light To Regulate Tribal Lands
• Newark Wants To Sink Residents' Suit Over Power Lines
• Sullivan-Led Weir Sells Energy Biz To Caterpillar For $405M
• Justices Skip Atty's Lengthy Battle Against NY Fracking Ban
• MVP: Kirkland's Lucas Spivey
• Justices Won't Review FERC's Power Over Algae Projects
• Justices Won't Disturb ConocoPhillips' Texas Mineral Win
• Judging A Book: Schroeder Reviews 'Collegiality'
• Justices Call On Solicitor General In Wash. Coal Permit Fight
• Now Is The Time To Go Digital With Compliance Training
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Lewis Brisbois Accused Of Sabotaging Cow Dung Energy Biz
• Chevron Says Conviction Is Fair Game In $18B Award Fight
• Wells Fargo Sued For Blocking Wire From Alleged PDVSA Unit
• Valero Cuts Gas Price Signage Deal With Attys Getting $1.65M
• Houston Firm Wants 'Huckster' Deepwater Suit Tossed
• Botched Arkema Trial Shows Enviro Crimes A Tough Sell
• How Rookies Should Prep For A Unique Supreme Court Term
• 2nd Circ. Says Ex-Con Ed Worker Can't Alter $9M Restitution
• What One Scrapped Opinion Might Say About Judge Barrett
• Baltimore Case Won't Write The Last Word On Climate Suits
• EPA Ozone Rule Won't Protect Health, AGs And Greens Say
• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: The Biggest Cases To Watch
• Texas Justices Take Up Mineral Lease Boundary Dispute
• Oil Trader's Atty Says No Plea Talks Yet In Ecuador Bribe Rap
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Reflecting On Priorities, Shifting Trials
• 'Cancer Alley' Plant Permits Clearly Unlawful, Enviros Say
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Kirkland, Sidley
• EQT Says Ex-Steeler's Truck Co.'s Bias Suit Needs Arbitration
• Trade Court Rejects Commerce's Korean Steel Dumping Duty
• French Infrastructure Group Lobs €5.2B Bid For Peer's Biz
• How The Election May Affect The Renewable Fuel Standard
• Overcoming The Pandemic's Hurdles To Pro Bono Work
• Kirkland, Latham Lead $2B Lyondell-Sasol Chemicals JV
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• GOP Vows Virus Infections Won't Slow Barrett Confirmation
• Justices Will Review Baltimore Climate Case Remand
• Trump Tests Positive For COVID-19
• White & Case Leads $825M Occidental Asset Sale To Carlyle
• PacifiCorp Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Oregon Fires
• Green Groups Can't Take On TVA Over Power Rate Structure
• Noble Energy Investor Seeks Docs Over Chevron's $5B Buy
• Law Student Group Says 26 Firms Fail On Climate
• Exxon Stays In-House With New GC Pick As Top Atty Retires
• Lilis Energy Gets OK For $1.1M Employee Bonuses In Ch. 11
• EPA Finalizes Rescission Of 'Once In Always In' Polluter Policy
• National Park Service Chief Appointment Is Illegal, Groups Say
• Helium Theft FCA Suit Against Kinder Morgan Gets Deflated
• No Telling If Dutch Court Will Stay $50B Awards, DC Court Told
• Importers Call For CIT Panel To Handle China Tariff Challenge
• The Rise Of Reps And Warranties Insurance In Upstream M&A
• Spain Wins Pause In Pair Of Renewable Energy Award Suits
• Chaparral Energy's Plan OK'd On Speedy Trip Through Ch. 11
• Best Practices For Presenting Exhibits In A Remote Deposition
• Oil Driller Lonestar Hits Ch. 11 With Deal To Cut $390M In Debt
• DC Circ. Won't Block FCC's New 6 GHz Rules For Now
• Arkema Fully Cleared In Criminal Emissions Trial