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Energy - April, 2021

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• Gold Mine Co. Axes Navajo Nation Members' Toxic Spill Claim
• 4th Circ. Nixes Nuclear Engineer's Gov't Whistleblower Suit
• Steinmetz Link To Failed Mining Project To Be Probed In NY
• Judge Says Ex-Worker Got Source Code Deleted In $10M Row
• Kinder's Bid To Nix $14B Tax Case Timely, Texas Justices Say
• W.Va. High Court Won't Disqualify Judge From EQT Suits
• PE Firm Says 2nd Circ. Was Wrong To Enforce $1M Award
• Miami Man Gets Nearly 4 Years In Venezuela Oil Bribery Case
• Bay Mills Indian Community Challenges Pipeline Approval
• K&L Gates Adds FERC Pro To DC Power Practice
• 4 Opportunities For Federal Clean Energy Procurement
• Texas Justices Won't Consider Tax Agency's Immunity Claims
• SEC's Peirce Talks ESG And Agency's Future Under New Chair
• EPA Eyes Environmental Justice In Toxic Reporting Updates
• What NYC Climate Case Dismissal Means For Baltimore Suit
• Revolving Door Roundup: BigLaw Snaps Up Trump US Attys
• Offshore Rig Workers Denied Win In OT Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Levi & Korsinsky, Bragar Eagel Lead Ultra Ch. 11 Investor Suit
• SEC Enforcer's Exit Won't Sour Gensler On BigLaw Hires
• Hedge Fund Seeks To Nix Kazakhstan Fraud Suit Over $506M
• Dakota Access Will Seek High Court Review Of Permit Wipeout
• Red States Urge Justices To Curb EPA's GHG Authority
• Steinmetz Cos. Want No Sanctions In $10B Fight With Soros
• Texas Panel Says Drug Testing Co. Owes Duty To Fired Worker
• Grid Operator Wants Easier Path For States' Green Policies
• NJ Regains Land After 'Unprecedented' Title Attack From Biz
• Jury Clears Drilling Tech Firm In $35M Trade Secrets Suit
• Texas AG Can Be Named In Ex-Clients' Fraud Suit, Court Says
• Morgan Lewis, Baker Botts Drive $2.15B Gas Systems Deal
• Kansas Defends Its Place In Refinery Enforcement Action
• Griddy Creditors Get More Time To Assess Ch. 11 Claims
• NJ Court Clears Review Of Gas Pipeline Project
• Pa. High Court Axes 'Abandonment' Finding In Drilling Dispute
• CrossAmerica Buying 7-Eleven Stores For Speedway Deal Fix
• Reclassifying Methane And Ethane Could Overload EPA
• US Sets Early Duties On Aluminum Foil From 4 Countries
• Biden's First 100 Days Put Environmental Justice In Spotlight
• Biden Unveils Picks For General Counsel Posts At EPA, DOE
• Biden Speech Pitches Investments To 'Win 21st Century'
• Robust Debt Market Keeps Humming At Record Levels
• Hilcorp Says Noise Review Shouldn't Stop Oil And Gas Work
• Casey's Must Sell 6 Gas Outlets For FTC OK Of Bucky's Deal
• Hyundai Solar Co. Must Drag Ex-Client Into NJ Sale Feud
• Aluminum Co. Fights Results Of 'Unconstitutional' Probe
• Senate Votes To Reinstate Obama-Era Controls on Methane
• Oil Pipeline Inspection Co. To Pay $3.8M For OT Violations
• Justices Torn Over State Land Rights In $1B Pipeline Row
• DC Circ. Pressed To Undo Gulf Of Mexico Oil Lease Sales
• Donziger Prosecutors Say Contempt Case Isn't 'Vindictive'
• Devon Energy Settles Royalty Owners' Suit For $28M
• SEC Enforcement Head Resigns 1 Week After Being Hired
• Water Rule Reinstatement Shows Specific Objections Are Key
• Chevron Seeks $41M Award Confirmation Over Aussie Jetty
• Stradley Ronon Helps Nuveen Fund With $575M IPO
• Houston Homeowners Say Magellan Pipeline Causes Flooding
• EPA Chief Tells Congress Research, Staff Need Funding Boost
• US Needs Better, Nonpunitive Approach To Greening Trade
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Grid Payment Plan Got The Job Done
• Ariz. Panel Rules Power Plant On Tribal Land Wrongly Taxed
• Maryland County Sues Big Oil Over Climate Change
• Biden Lays Down Clean Energy Marker In First 100 Days
• Japan's Hitachi Metals To Be Taken Private In $7.51B Deal
• Houston Jury Asked To Award $35M In Subsea Drilling IP Row
• Fed. Circ. Told Albright's Comments 'Smack Of Prejudgment'
• CFTC Garners $1.4M Order Against Precious Metals Fraudster
• Gulfport Cleared For Ch. 11 Plan Cutting $1.4B Of Debt
• House Dems Urge Biden Admin. To Refresh Mining Rules
• Steel Parts Importers Challenge Tariff Evasion Ruling At CIT
• Most Firms Withhold Hard Data In Human Capital Disclosures
• House Dems Urge AG Garland To Intervene In Donziger Case
• US Wants $330M Held By Clyde & Co. In 1MDB Funds Fight
• Energy Dept. Announces $8B For Grid Buildout Projects
• Angola, GE Say $1.1B Power Plant Fight Doesn't Belong In US
• Senate Confirms Biden EPA's Second-In-Command
• Justices Question Refiners' Bid For Biofuel Exemption Leeway
• What OECD Scrutiny Means For Anti-Corruption In Brazil
• Firms Want Out Of Botched BP Oil Spill Claims Suit
• Baker McKenzie Hires Transactional Atty From Baker Botts
• The International Outlook For US Border Carbon Adjustments
• GOP Sens. Balk At Oil, Gas Tax Hikes For Infrastructure Bill
• Kentucky Tax Talk: Biz Expansion, COVID Relief Take Spotlight
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• ND Creates $25M Tech Fund To Decrease Energy Emissions
• SandRidge Asks Texas Justices To Toss Electric Shock Suit
• EPA Moves To Restore Calif.'s Power To Set Emissions Rules
• AGs Urge Congress To Void Trump Methane Rule Rollback
• Texas Electric Council Says Griddy Must Explain Releases
• DC Circ. Doubts World Bank Unit's Liability For India Pollution
• 3 Firms Guide Fortuna's $887M Gold Mining Co. Buy
• EP Energy Hits Back At Leaseholders' Lawsuit Attempt
• The Domestic Landscape For US Border Carbon Adjustments
• Gas Co. Says It's Owed $6.5M For Gas Deliveries During Storm
• Bernstein Shur Launches Climate Change Practice Group
• US Steel Co. Culled Pension Participants, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Won't Treat Exxon Deceptive Ad Suit As Class Action
• Arnold & Porter Adds Ex-BP VP To Its Houston Office
• Insurer Can't Get €20M Energy Cable Fight Kicked Out Of UK
• Frontera Holdings Gets OK For $800M Debt Swap
• Sidley Nabs Calif. Enviro Agency Vet From Alston & Bird
• US Seizes Oil Tanker That Helped N. Korea Evade Sanctions
• Energy Dept. Sets Lofty Hydrogen Goal Amid Climate Push
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Oregon Pipeline Project At 'Standstill'
• EQT Can't Escape $40M W.Va. Royalty Owner Trespass Claim
• No More Calif. Fracking Permits Starting In 2024, Gov. Says
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Simpson Thacher M&A Atty In NY
• 5 States Tell 5th Circ. Highly Paid Oil Rig Worker Is OT Exempt
• NLRB Says Mining Co. Canned Officer Over 'Union Business'
• Gas Co. Says San Antonio Utility Owes $99.6M
• Economic Sanctions And Export Controls: A Q1 Update
• How To Push EPA On Fuel Credits For Renewable Electricity
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• Importers Want China Tariffs Frozen During Litigation
• Shearman & Sterling Taps Ex-Baker Botts Finance Partner
• House GOP Calls On Biden To Revive Green Trade Deal Talks
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider Nix Of Dakota Access Permit
• Trio Of Energy, Enviro Cases Next On High Court's Docket
• Uphold $50B Yukos Awards, Dutch High Court Adviser Says
• Citgo Nabs Ex-BP Exec For Chief Compliance & Ethics Post
• Del. Judge Puts Off Discovery Issue In Venezuela Award Row
• Pipeline Co., Pa. County Reach Deal Over Water Pollutants
• DOT Floats Restoring Calif.'s Right To GHG Emissions Rules
• ING Loses Dismissal Bid In Suits Over Shippers' Fuel Debts
• Metal Co. Wants Out Of Calif. $136M Toxic Cleanup Suit
• 10 States Sue Biden Over Greenhouse Gas Cost Initiative
• Exelon, ComEd Can't Duck Stock Fraud Suit Over Bribery
• Minn. High Court Says Enviro Study Of Gas Plant Not Needed
• GOP Sens. Say Biden Climate Policies Undermine SEC
• Biden Plan Would Gut US Funding Of Global Fossil Fuel Work
• Senate GOP Unveils $568B Infrastructure Counterproposal
• 5 Legal Issues Facing Electric Vehicle Charging Projects
• 2nd Circ. Won't Nix Cessna's $51M Arb. Win Against UAE Co.
• NYC Suit Says Energy Cos. Duped Consumers On Climate
• Judge Rips 'Gotcha Litigation Tactics' In US Steel Stock Row
• Solar Tracking Co. Hit With $133M IP Suit Days Shy Of IPO
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Discord, Oxford Nanopore
• Biden Admin. Drops Challenge To Calif.'s Cap-And-Trade Deal
• Biden Kicks Off Earth Day Climate Summit With World Leaders
• Wind Farms Fight Citi's $118M Bill For Texas Storm Energy
• Donziger's Bid For Cameras In Trial Thwarted Again
• YPF Seeks To Appeal Denial Of Bid To DQ White & Case
• PG&E Investor Settlement Gets Initial OK From Judge
• Hedge Fund Cites Arbitration Clause In $506M Award Fight
• BIA OKs Land-Leasing Rules For Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
• Texas Oil & Gas Services Biz Dispute Ends In $31M Verdict
• Groups Want To Scrap NEPA Overhaul Despite Biden Review
• Breitling Auditor To Pay $7M To Settle Negligence Claims
• Groups Say It's Time For EPA To Update Oil Spill Response
• Okla. Court Nixes $20M Atty Fees In Energy Royalties Row
• Texas Jury Orders National Oilwell Varco To Pay $5M In IP Row
• Sen. Wyden Proposes Broad Revamp Of Energy Tax Policy
• NLRB Judge Says Maintenance Co. Unlawfully Snubbed Union
• PetroSaudi Seeks Final Ax To Feds' $330M Forfeiture Suit
• OFAC Should Issue SDN Payment Licenses that Don't Expire
• Ky. Coal Miners Nab Collective Cert. In FLSA Suit
• Del. Justices Urged To Restore KPMG Negligence Claims
• Oil & Gas Services Co. Will Pay $2M For Emissions Violations
• Former Baker Hughes CLO Joins Bracewell's Houston Office
• Biden Will Commit To Halving US Carbon Emissions By 2030
• Liberty Power Cuts Entire Staff And Files For Ch. 11
• PG&E Judge Rejects Fire Victims Trustee's 'Forum Shopping'
• FERC Urged To Allow States To Opt Out Of Market Rule
• Utility Pushes FERC To Restore PURPA Eligibility Change
• Alamos Gold Set To Lodge $1B Treaty Claim Against Turkey
• EPA Watchdog Slams Vehicle Emissions Rule Process
• Koch To Help Build $9.2B Green Energy Complex
• Feds Accuse 2 More Fiat Managers Of Emissions Test Fraud
• Electric Cos. Join ERCOT In Request For Winter Storm MDL
• Oil Field Workers Nab Cert. In Overtime Wage Suit
• Ski Resorts Join Green Groups To Support Oil, Gas Lease Halt
• 1st Fla. Climate Change Suit May Be Just The Beginning
• Okla. Steel Co. To Pay $435K For Violating Iran Sanctions
• Energy Dept. Yanks Grid Supply Ban Amid Cybersecurity Push
• Tribe Tells DC Circ. NRC Skirted Key Review For Uranium Mine
• 9th Circ. Rules Oil Co. Can't Get $1M Spill Covered
• 10th Circ. Gives Energy Exec 2nd Shot At Race Bias Claim
• What DC Circ.'s Finality Test Means For Biden Enviro Policies
• Bankruptcy Litigation Could See More Third-Party Funding
• Zurich To Pay $1.5M For Sanctions In Fluor Coverage Suit
• Edison Execs Hold On To ERISA Stock Case Win At 9th Circ.
• Litigation Funder Can't Avoid Subpoena, Eni Says
• BHP, Vale-Owned Mineral Co. Files Ch. 15 For $9B Debt Reorg
• Donziger Protests Order Refusing To Televise His Case
• Owens-Illinois Unit Defends Subpoena Of PDVSA Chairman
• Fed. Watchdog Finds Holes In Offshore Pipeline Oversight
• Forum-Shopping Question On Hold In $1.1B Power Plant Fight
• Suncor Pleads Guilty, Fined $80K Over Alberta Gas Release
• Halliburton Settles Patent Dispute Ahead Of Retrial
• Texas Questions Griddy's Need For PR Firm In Ch. 11 Case
• What DOE's Energy Efficiency Proposal Means For Cos.
• EPA Seeks To Sink Trump Admin. Whistleblower Lawsuit
• Judge Says Species Protection Not Among Dam Purposes
• Solar Tracking Co. Tops 4 IPO Launches Totaling $705M
• Asset Management Takeaways From SEC Risk Alert On ESG
• BP Looks To 5th Circ. To Weigh In On ERISA Class
• Sundance Cleared For Ch. 11 Debt Swap With Term Lenders
• Texas Justices Let Gas Co. Challenge Houston Propane Regs
• Businessman Avoids Prison For Petroecuador Bribes
• Hess Can Pursue Bid To Offset NJ Refinery Damages
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• Calif. Gets Pala Band's Fuel Tax Challenge Tossed
• 10th Circ. Affirms Award In Gold Mine Control Fight
• NLRB Says Alcoa Could Gag Witnesses In Misconduct Probe
• Vermont High Court Backs Solar Facility Denial
• ITC Votes To Approve Duties On Chinese Steel Cylinders
• Haaland Nixes Trump-Era DOI Orders In Climate Push
• Texas Justices Say Newer Permian Lease Boundary Prevails
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• Green Tech Metals Investor Closes $120M Funding Round
• Beware Sunny Days: Lessons From BP's 2005 Texas Blast
• Donziger Wants His Trial Televised, Citing Chauvin Case
• Chancery OKs $9.5M Fee For Williams Cos. Poison Pill Kill
• Brookfield Sells Wind Business Worth €571M To Orsted
• Rose Grower Says Gas Marketer Can't Pass On Storm Costs
• Chinese Steel Co. Challenges Commerce On Subsidy Tariffs
• Fracking Co. Says Halliburton, Cimarex Infringing Its Patents
• EU Clears $1.3B Recycling Biz Deal With Conditions
• FERC Floats Cut To Grid Project Incentive Amid Broad Review
• Judge Hands Tribe, Enviros Win By Nixing Fed. Mine Approval
• WTO Is 'Part Of The Problem' On Environment, USTR Says
• Rigzone.com Wants $3M In Atty Fees, Costs For $3M Jury Win
• Dems Unleash Bill Targeting Fossil Fuel Tax Breaks, Subsidies
• W.Va. High Court Orders Judge Disqualified From EQT Suits
• NLRB Official Expands Proposed Unit At Manufacturing Co.
• Investment Firms Illegally Killed Gas Plant Contract, Suit Says
• NY Officials Reach Deal On Nuke Plant Decommissioning
• Fed. Circ. Told Albright Has 'Impossible Barrier' To Stay Cases
• Ex-Braskem CEO Cops To Petrobras Bribery Charges
• NJ Offshore Wind Ports: Challenges And Opportunities
• Chancery OKs $2.4M Atty Fee In Tribune Poison Pill Drop
• 9th Circuit's Mining Clarification Revives Bias Suit
• BP Liable For Emissions Violations At Ind. Refinery
• Ky. Pair Plead Guilty In Oil And Gas Investor Fraud Case
• Lloyd's Insurer Tokio Marine Drops Australia Coal Project
• McDermott Can't Ditch CB&I Merger Suit, Texas Judge Says
• Recidivist Going By 'Richard Richman' Charged With Fraud
• Senate Confirms Biden Pick For Key Enviro Post
• Carlyle's $396M Oil Loss Row With Excess Insurers Revived
• Biden Nominates Former Sandia Labs Director To Lead NNSA
• Minn. Says There's No Need To Pause Climate Fraud Suit
• Ex-Skadden Partner To Steer Citgo Sale For Crystallex Award
• Fieldwood Energy Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• Energy Exec, Co. Debate Finality Of $2.5M Tax Credit Deal
• Ruling Shows 5th Circ. Reluctant To Second-Guess Agencies
• Biden Pick For DOJ Enviro Chief Quizzed On Climate, Wildlife
• Despite Violations, Pa. Judge Won't Shut Down Gas Pipeline
• Biden Taps Latham Partner To Serve As Interior's No. 2
• White & Case Adds Baker Botts Capital Markets Atty
• Enforcement Takeaways From ABA Antitrust Meeting
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of EPA's High-Ethanol Fuel Rule
• Investors Fight Chancery Toss Of $600M Utah Mine Sale Suit
• PDVSA Wants Court To Quash Subpoena Of Its Chairperson
• Aerospace Co. Beats Ex-Workers' Race, Sex Harassment Suit
• Tatneft Says Ukraine Still Trying To Avoid $112M Award
• 9th Circ. Says Trump Offshore Drilling Suit Is Now Moot
• 4th Circ. Revives $6M Coverage Fight Over Well Explosion
• Dakota Access Asks Full DC Circ. To Restore Pipeline Permit
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• FERC Told NY Grid Connection Cost Rules Are Unlawful
• Colorado, Greens Urge EPA To Move Away From HFC Use
• Trade Court Tosses Russian Steelmaker's Duty Challenge
• The Senate's Filibuster Rules Are Unconstitutional
• Exxon To Pay $11.5M To Settle Ill. Refinery Pollution Violations
• US Antitrust Regulators Should Foster Climate Collaboration
• Exxon Throwing 'Hail Mary' To Keep Climate Suit In Fed. Court
• Donziger Seeks Dismissal Of 'Vindictive' Prosecution
• White House Enviro Office Rescinds Trump-Era Guidance Rule
• Tube Cos. Say Trade Secret Spat Deserves Court Injunction
• USMCA's Trade Rules Are Keeping Carmakers On Their Toes
• Utah Federal Judge's Shift Opens Red-State Seat For Biden
• Catskills Hydropower Project Drops Bid For FERC Permit
• Energy Giants Cite 2nd Circ. In Bid To Sink DC Climate Suit
• DC Circ. Extends $50B Ex-Yukos Shareholders Suit
• Structural Shift In ESG-Linked Debt May Make Issuance Easier
• Brazos Proposes Advisory Council To Avoid Ch. 11 Conflicts
• BHP, Vale-Owned Mineral Co. Files For Restructuring In Brazil
• Lessons From Tax Court's Nixing Of Investor's Energy Credits
• Texas Justices Allow Challenge To Austin Energy Rates
• Nine Point Energy Gets OK For $20M DIP Loan, June Auction
• Veolia Nabs Suez With Revised Bid Valuing Target At €15B
• Korean Battery Cos. Avert Import Ban With $1.8B Settlement
• Texas Legislation Raises Red Flags For Clean Energy Cos.
• SEC Exam Unit Warns Firms Of ESG Disclosure Deficiencies
• Lehotsky Keller Snags US Chamber Enviro Pro
• SEC's ESG Unit Chief Says Existing Regs Key To Enforcement
• Texas Justices Say Drilling Activities Held $40M Lease
• Biden Funding Ask Boosts DOI Tribal Programs By $600M
• Oil Rig Worker Tells 5th Circ. Day Rate Doesn't Nix OT
• Workers' Comp. Act Doesn't Protect Co. In Rollover Suit
• Biden Admin. Won't Halt Dakota Access Pipeline Operations
• Sustainability-Linked Bonds Provide Boost For Green Finance
• Biden's DOT Budget Ask A Boost For Rail And Transit
• Biden Seeks 21% Boost For EPA Funding
• Biden's Power To Change Oil And Gas Leasing Faces Limits
• Nine Point Submits $250M Stalking Horse Bid, $20M DIP
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• Utah Greens Claim Fed. Oil Leases Endanger Indigenous Sites
• Castex Unsecured Creditors Ask For More Info In Ch. 11 Docs
• Texas Justices Let Apache Arbitrate $15M Settlement Fight
• UK Urges World Bank To Reject Coal, Oil Investments
• 6th Circ. Urged To Not Erase 5 Years Of Robocall Violations
• Calif. Gov. Newsom Reveals $536M Wildfire Prevention Plan
• DC Circ. Divided Over Nuke Group's Waste Policy Dispute
• Jurors Told Ex-Chief Engineer Stole Underwater Drilling IP
• Hess Asks 5th Circ. To Revive $218M Schlumberger Valve Suit
• Judge Ends Insurer's Fire Claims Over Evidence Destruction
• Del. Court Says Okla. Right Place For $9M Pipeline Repair Row
• EPA Wants Refinery Emissions Deal Shifted To New Owner
• Treasury Sanctions Myanmar Gem Mining Firm
• Chancery Halts Texas Power Plant's Deep Freeze Suit For Now
• Lawmakers Tell Biden To Maintain Army Corps Permitting Rule
• ERCOT Wants MDL For Texas Winter Storm Litigation
• W.Va. Senate Advances Personal Income Tax Repeal
• Diamond Offshore $2B Ch. 11 OK'd After Compromise Is Axed
• Exxon Wants Minn. Climate Suit Remand Paused For Appeal
• Akin Gump Snags Thompson & Knight Energy Duo In Texas
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• Investors Call For Permanent Bristol Bay Protections
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Flipkart, Clubhouse
• Consider Benefits Of Carbon Emissions Alongside Costs
• A Call For Greater Clarity Around SEC Cooperation Credit
• Fried Frank-Led BlackRock Closes $4.8B Clean Power Fund
• EPA Head Says Agency Will Focus On Environmental Justice
• 2nd Circ. Pauses Fight Over Vehicle Emissions Penalty Delay
• Ukraine Urges DC Circ. Not To Allow $112M Award For Tatneft
• Insurance Co. Wants Ruling It Doesn't Have To Defend ERCOT
• Biz Groups Back Fees Over Tax Hikes As Highway Funding Fix
• Litigation Funder Urges Rethinking, Limiting Eni Subpoena
• States Shielded From Pipeline Land Grabs, High Court Told
• Trade Court Upholds Duties On Chinese Nails
• New Chesapeake Suit Must Focus On Post-Ch. 11 Rights
• Appeals In $1.2B Award Fight Are Delay Tactic, Crystallex Says
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• Extreme Weather Means Energy Cos. Need New Risk Tools
• DC Circ. Told FERC Energy Storage Orders Are Discriminatory
• DOJ Says Climate Youths Can't Relaunch Court Fight
• Advocates Ask EPA To Regulate Methane, Ethane Emissions
• DC Circ. Pauses Remand Of Exxon Deceptive Marketing Suit
• Donziger Can't Get Livestream Of Upcoming SDNY Trial
• Law Students Pressure Gibson Dunn Over Fossil Fuel Work
• PG&E Hit With 33 Charges Over 2019 Sonoma County Wildfire
• Venezuela Rebuts Koch's Quick Win Bid In $400M Award Suit
• FERC Gave Grid Builder Unfair Advantage, DC Circ. Told
• Gravel Income From Tribal Land Not Taxable, Justices Told
• Commerce Finalizes Wire Strand Duties On 7 Countries
• DC Circ. Judge Probes FERC's Demand Estimate For PJM
• Albright Issues Case-Ending Sanctions In Oil Patent Fight
• Brazil Drops Investigation Over Guinean Mining Project
• Oil Trader Cops To Role In $22M Ecuadorian Bribery Scheme
• Edison Gets Wildfire Stock-Drop Suit Extinguished
• Energy Cos. Ask FERC To Halt New Mass. Gas Project Review
• Ways Universities Can Improve Foreign Influence Compliance
• FERC Defends Refusal To Bend Grid Rules For Colo. Utility
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• Claims Narrowed In Investors' $3B Pa. Pipeline Bribery Suit
• DC Circ. Tosses Trump Rule Delaying Landfill Air Deadline
• 3rd Circ. Questions Westinghouse Ch. 11's Link To Bias Suit
• FERC Order Offers Opening For State Aid To Power Projects
• Exxon Says Calif. Cities Can't Ditch Climate Conspiracy Suit
• YPF Loses 'Shabby' Bid To DQ White & Case In Maxus Suit
• Forest Service Says Groups, Tribes Can't Fight Uranium Mine
• Factual Questions Exist In Workers' OT Case, Energy Co. Says
• Energen To Pay $5.6M To End Off-Lease Fuel Use Claims
• Alabama Coal Co., Workers Ink Tentative CBA To End Strike
• Suez Inks $1.93B Recycling Biz Sale As Veolia Bid Looms
• DC Circ. Vacates Trump-Era GHG Pollution Rule
• GE Agrees To Drop Injunction Bid In Dispute With Siemens
• FCC Leaned On Bad Info For 6 GHz Band Call, DC Circ. Told
• Farmers Insurance To Pay $25M Over Okla. Earthquake Claims
• Shell, Exxon Units Fight Bid To Toss $2.7B Nigeria Award Suit
• EQT Investors Seek Class Cert. In Suit Over $6.7B Merger
• Judge Urged To Rework Talc Claim Panel In Cyprus Ch. 11
• Castex Energy Gets Go-Ahead For Cash Collateral Use
• Whitecap To Pay $239M To Bulk Up Montney Shale Stake
• Tribes Say ND Riverbed Ownership Suit Can Be Trimmed
• Gulf Oil Export Facilities Should Be Denied, Advocates Say
• Ex-Alaska Native Corp. Worker Sues Aetna For ERISA Benefits
• Total E&P Asks Texas Justices To Let It Litigate $41M Dispute
• Factory Mutual Says ITT's Pandemic Suit Should Be Kicked
• BNSF To Pay $140K To End Wyoming Oil Spill Allegations
• Power Co. Asks Texas Panel To Decide ERCOT's Immunity
• Earthjustice Clean Energy Lawyer Joins FERC
• Trade Court Strikes Expanded Security Steel Tariffs
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• FERC Actions Boost Distributed Resources In Power Markets
• Okla. Port Asked To Help With $25M Hazardous Cleanup Bill
• 3 Firms Power Sale Of $3.4B Stake In Sempra Energy Biz
• Gorsuch Cries Foul As Justices Reject Religious Bias Case
• Rigzone.com Gets $3M Jury Award In Trade Secret Dispute
• Solar Poised To Shine In Texas After Steady Growth
• Exxon Unit Drops $2.2M Claim Against Oxy In Abrupt U-Turn
• DC Circ. Pauses Auto Emissions Regs Challenge
• LG Loses Some Ground In ITC Car Battery Fights
• Well Operator Fights $11M Award From Explosion Suits
• US Installs Early Phase Duties On Spanish Wind Towers
• Green Groups Rip Pipeline OK In 'Environmental Justice' Area
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• Snell & Wilmer Snag Atty From Troutman Pepper In San Diego
• How USMCA Empowers Investors Against Mexico Power Law
• USCIS Ordered To Grant Work Visa To Big Game Hunter
• Thompson Coburn Adds 2 Pros To National Energy Practice
• Spain Wins Pause Of $66M Energy Investor Award
• CIT Panel Wants Remedies Addressed In China Tariff Suits
• Biden Official Says Congress Must Boost Clean Energy
• 2nd Circ. Climate Ruling May Not Sway Case At High Court
• Comcast Unit Owes $14M After Balking At Zinc Cleanup
• Va. Court Sinks Golf Course Suit Against Dominion Energy
• Tech, Health Care Stand Out Among Largest Deals From Q1
• Exxon Unit Says Oxy, Petro-Hunt Owe $2.7M For Offshore Work
• Griddy Ch. 11 Customer Committee Issue Adjourned For Now
• YPF Says Its Confidential Info At Risk In Ch. 11 DQ Fight
• ITC Clears Way For Dumping Duties On Czech Steel Pipes
• March IPOs Exploded, But The Boom Is Starting To Slow
• Energy Industry Water Recycler Floats $400M Notes Offering
• Deals Rumor Mill: Kioxia, Raizen, Bayer
• NJ Tells High Court Pipeline Co. Can't Condemn State Land
• Oil And Gas Contract Drafting Lessons From Texas Ruling
• Unaoil Exec Can Appeal 5-Year Sentence In SFO Bribery Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2nd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of NYC Climate Suit
• French Court Revives Miner's $1.6B Award Against Venezuela