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Energy - May, 2021

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• Law360 Names 2021's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Bondholders Ask Del. Judge To Toss Crystallex's Citgo Claims
• DC Circ. Ends Challenge To Energy Dept. Grid Security Rule
• Vale Says Steinmetz's Real Estate Co. Is Stonewalling
• 11th Circ. Upholds Convictions Of Ex-Balch Partner, Coal Exec
• Fla. Court Affirms Class Cert. In Water Main Break Row
• Top Aide To Ex-Ill. Speaker Pleads Not Guilty To Perjury
• Green Groups Challenge Proposed Pa. Gas Plant's Air Permit
• Siting Authority Is Missing Link In Biden Power Line Initiative
• Latham Atty's 2010 Notes Fair Game In Fluor-Zurich Trial
• New Calif. AG Says Enviro Justice Will Be At Forefront
• 5 Tips To Help Your 2021 Summer Associates Succeed
• Ascent Resources Taps Enyo Law For $122M Slovenia Fight
• Union's Contract Arbitration Provision Not Valid, Judge Says
• Calif. Offshore Wind Push Won't Be Smooth Sailing
• Texas Panel Clears Attys Of Barratry In Horizon Oil Spill Suit
• Tribes, Green Groups Push For Win In Enbridge Pipeline Fight
• Castex Ch. 11 Plan Close To Final But More Talks Needed
• PTAB Won't Review Solar Energy Patent, Citing ITC Case
• EPA Moves To Bolster State And Tribal CWA Veto Authority
• Oil Co. Asks Texas Justices To Revisit Apache Arbitration Row
• What EPA's Environmental Justice Push Means For Cos.
• Italian Co. Cops To Role In $17.3M Turbine Export Scheme
• Weighing Ability To Pay Criminal Fines Amid FCPA Crackdown
• BP Unit To Pay $16M, Future Costs For Mont. Cleanup
• GableGotwals Taps Ex-SemGroup GC As Shareholder In Okla.
• Pipeline Cos. Ordered To Report Breaches After Colonial Hack
• Firms Should Use Surveys To Make Smart Legal Tech Choices
• Texas AG's Securities Fraud Suit Will Return To His Home Turf
• SFO Says ENRC's 'Hopeless' Suit Is Bid To Derail Graft Probe
• Guatemala's Payment Of Teco's $27.6M Award Stayed For Now
• Venezuela Resists Creditor Attempt To Seize Citgo
• Top Aide To Ex-Ill. Speaker Allegedly Lied To Grand Jury
• Pakistan Wins Round In $6B Mining Award Case
• What Biden's Climate Finance Order Means For Energy Cos.
• Suit Presses EPA To Enforce Air Pollution Standards
• Landmark Shell Ruling Could Spur Wave Of New Climate Suits
• PG&E To Pay Calif. Public Entities $43.36M In Fire Damages
• FERC Defends Okla. Dam License Decision To DC Circ.
• Battery Co. Owes $7M Over Infringing Amazon Ads, Jury Rules
• SG Tells Justices Bankruptcy Moots Wash. Coal Permit Fight
• Insurer Doesn't Have To Defend Pipeline Co.'s $5M D&O Suit
• Oil Barge Fleet Owner Pivots To Ch. 11 Asset Sale
• Dow Chemical Unit Gets New Trial In Widow's Asbestos Case
• Rover Pipeline Case Shows Risks Of Project Abandonment
• ESG Trend Fuels Climate Activists' Victory At Exxon Meeting
• Engineering Co. Settles With Pipeline Inspectors In OT Suit
• Judge Won't Let US Steel Cos. In On Tariff Waiver Suits
• Oilfield Boat Captain's Crocs To Blame For Fall, Judge Rules
• Dutch Court Tells Shell To Dramatically Cut Carbon Emissions
• Dechert Says Atty Suffered Smear Campaign Over ENRC Work
• EPA Contractor Can't Duck Gold King Spill Suit, Navajo Say
• Full 5th Circ. Weighs OT For Highly Paid Rig Worker
• Fight Over Panasonic Solar Panel Warranties Dropped
• PDVSA Says There's No Need To Rush $1.9B Bond Case
• GAO Says Navy Free To Let Contractor Fix $47M Proposal
• GreenSky Investors Strike $27.5M Deal Over IPO Disclosures
• Divided Senate Confirms Biden Pick For DOJ Civil Rights Post
• Schlumberger Tells 5th Circ. Hess Broke Valves It Calls Faulty
• Griddy Energy Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures
• Kinder Morgan Inks $3.9M End To Inspector OT Pay Suit
• Biden Administration Advances Calif. Offshore Wind Plans
• FERC Still Can't Justify $2.1B Pipeline, Ohio City Tells DC Circ.
• Ariz. Crystal Shop Can't Get Pandemic Costs From Insurer
• Tips For Energy Developers Seeking To Lease Tribal Lands
• What Private Cos. Can Learn From Biden Cybersecurity Order
• Exxon Says It Can't Be Charged $15.9M For Using Its Own Gas
• Senate Bill Would Devote $375M To Electric Vehicle Transition
• There Is No 'Junk Science' Epidemic In Consumer Litigation
• Don't Forget Due Diligence In Race For Lateral Associate Hires
• Oklahoma City To Pay $1.3M For Tribal Water Pipe Easements
• 3rd Circ. Denies Calif.'s Immunity In Venoco Proceedings
• Energy Expert Returns To Latham After Stint At Gas Co.
• Dechert Blasts ENRC's 'Conspiracy Theory' SFO Leak Claims
• Feds Want Multi-Year Sentences For Ex-Deutsche Traders
• SEC's Lee Rebukes 'Myths' Related To ESG Disclosures
• German Automakers Tell 9th Circ. Antitrust Suit Rightly Nixed
• Occidental Looks To Nix $392M Award In Ecuador Oil Case
• Highland Capital Accused Of Undervaluing Steel Maker
• Brick Co. Fights Tariff Evasion Fines After Scope Order Win
• Feds Say Ex-Chadian Diplomats Took Bribes For Oil Contract
• ConEd Hit With Wage Suit By Construction Workers
• EQT Wants 4th Circ. To Hear $40M W.Va. Royalty Case
• Engineering Co. Tells DC Circ. Nigeria Can't Slip $10B Award
• Execs' Engine Revenue Scheme Inflated Books, Feds Say
• Green Group Drops Suit After DOI Reverses On Drilling Safety
• Investors Want Class Cert. In GE Stock Fraud Suit
• Investors Allegedly Misled By Dynagas Pitch $4.5M Settlement
• Pipeline Wants Tenn. Airport Counsel DQ'd In Easement Fight
• Environmentalists Push To Dump Trump Water Rule
• Addressing Environmental Justice As Part Of ESG Initiatives
• Oil Biz Slapped With 'Death-Penalty Sanction' In Patent Case
• ​​​​​​​UK Hones Retaliation Against US Metal Tariffs Post-Brexit
• Tile Co.'s $3.75M Wage Settlement Gets Final Approval
• High Court Won't Take Up Retired Miners' Health Care Fight
• Justices Wipe Out Climate Suit Venue Rulings From 3 Circuits
• Dechert Accused Of Milking 'Cash Cow' ENRC Probe At Trial
• 'Greenwashing' Is Investors' Main ESG Worry, Study Says
• Dubai Oil Co. Can't Escape $33M Award Over Supply Deal
• Baker Botts, Wachtell Lead $17B Merger Of Oil & Gas Cos.
• 4 Ways Biden Is Making Headway On Chemical Oversight
• Bondholders Tell 2nd Circ. That Citgo Value Is Falling
• Steelworkers Sue Exxon To Undo Firings Over Alleged Sex Act
• DC Judge Won't Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline
• Texas Panel Won't Revive Kinder Morgan Pipeline Siting Fight
• Gov't Authorities Should Assist Ransomware Targets
• ND Justices Say Lease Lets Oil Producers Deduct Costs
• Lessons In Civility From The Alex Oh Sanctions Controversy
• Maritime Worker Injury Claims After 5th Circ. Welder Ruling
• Crypto's Enviro Costs Present Challenges For Companies
• Consultants' FLSA Suit Against Energy Co. Axed By Judge
• Biden Admin. Tears Into Red States Over Oil Lease Pause
• Nearly All Calif. Uber, Lyft Vehicles Must Be Electric By 2030
• K&L Gates Partner Jumps Into Pa. Governor's Race
• Arbitrator's Ties Raised Doubts About Impartiality, Court Says
• FERC's Pipeline Flip-Flops Show Climate Discord
• FERC Floats $229M Penalty For Market Manipulation
• Biden Instructs Agencies To Evaluate, Mitigate Climate Risks
• Venezuela Tells 3rd Circ. Del. Writ OK For Citgo Sale Appeal
• Texas Panel's New Power Market Bailout Plan Gets Pushback
• GOP Sens. Rip DOE For Lifting Ban On Chinese Grid Supplies
• PG&E Creditors' Challenge To Ch. 11 Interest Rate Ruling Fails
• EU Disputes Pipeline Owner's Claims Over Gas Directive
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over $42M Empire Wind Lease
• Feds Set Duties On Indian Wind Towers, But Spares Malaysia
• Native Landowning Org. Asks To Join Alaska Mining Road Suit
• Elk Petroleum Ch. 11 Trustee Sues Execs For 'Gross' Failures
• EU Site-Of-Origin Rule Applies To Composite Goods, ECJ Says
• Biz Record Admissibility Rule Must Adapt To An ESI World
• Feds Still Can't Dodge Chevron Unit's Mine Cleanup Suit
• Steel Transportation Contract Spat Staying In Pa.
• Latham, Weil Serve Up Vegan Giant Oatly's $1.4B IPO
• Staffing Biz Workrise Lands $300M Series E Financing
• Exchange Hosts First UK Carbon Trading Auction After Brexit
• GE, Angola Won't Face Energy Co.'s $1B Forgery Suit In NY
• Chinese Battery Co. Can't Move Trade Secrets Suit To China
• Electric Co. Says It Can't Be Shorted $12.7M After Explosion
• Sidley Lures Energy-Focused Tax Pro From White & Case
• House GOP Pitches $400B Plan For 'Core' Infrastructure
• Energy Chief Urges Better 'Cyber Hygiene' In Budget Hearing
• States, Groups Fight Coal-Leasing Plan Reinstated By Trump
• PetroSaudi Slams 'Overbroad' Bid For Piece Of $330M Award
• COVID Experiences Could Play Into Gas Price-Gouging Suits
• Pa. Justices Question Zoning Analysis In Fracking Well Fight
• Consumer Suit Says Pipeline's Lax Security Led To Hack
• W.Va. Mine Suit Puts Spotlight On Coal Cleanup Funding
• Spain Must Face €33.7M Solar Investor Subsidy Award Suit
• SoftBank-Backed Indian Clean Energy Co. Sold At $3.5B Value
• FERC Turns Up Enforcement Heat On Energy Infrastructure
• Feds' Oversight Found Lacking On Energy-Saving Deal
• USDA Says Apache Religious Rights Can't Block Copper Mine
• NY Pipeline Cancellation Ends FERC Fight, 2nd Circ. Told
• FirstEnergy Execs Say Bribery Suit Doesn't Allege Crimes
• Power Promoters Want Full Dallas Court To Toss Investor Suit
• Trade Court Backs Wheel Duties, But Not Retroactively
• Steel Co. Must Rehire Worker After Positive Pot Test
• Pioneer Tells Texas Justices Well Site Explosion Suit Is Settled
• Pa. Justices Ponder Cost Of Foreign Steel In Public Works
• Tort Claimants Can't Alter Committee Makeup In Cyprus Ch. 11
• Energy Co. Looks To Enforce $50M Award Against Lesotho
• Judging A Book: Rodriguez Reviews 'When Machines Can Be Judge'
• BP Global Competition Head Joins Addleshaw Goddard
• VW Says Drivers' Porsche Emissions Cheat Suit An Overreach
• British Oil Bribery Whistleblower To Be Extradited To Monaco
• Donziger Declines To Mount Defense As Contempt Trial Wraps
• Kyrgyz Gov't 'Seizes' Mine After Centerra Starts Arbitration
• Cyberattack Shows Pipeline Need, Dakota Access Says
• Progressives Say Trump Changes Hindered Regulatory Portal
• High Court Inches Toward Resolving Climate Suits
• Groups Say Feds Must Act On W.Va. Coal Mine Fund Shortfall
• Cairn Hits Up Air India For Arbitration Award In Tax Case
• EPA Rescinds Trump-Era Rule On Public Guidance
• Amend Texas Emergency Electric Rules To Protect Customers
• Utility Again Beats Ky. Power Plant Pollution Suit
• DC Circ. Refuses To Unlink Species Claim In Soot Rule Suits
• 3 Firms Rep Giga Energy's Go-Public Deal Worth Up To $7.3B
• Atty Cooperates Against Ex-CEO Charged With $100M Fraud
• Solar Frame Co. Hid COVID-Linked Costs Spike, Investor Says
• Justices Won't Disturb Oil & Gas Co. Trade Secrets Win
• Justices Say 4th Circ. Review In Climate Suit Was Too Narrow
• EU Punts Tariff Hike In Favor Of Steel Talks With US
• 7-Eleven Sparks FTC Uproar With Close Of Speedway Deal
• Biden's Cybersecurity Order Likely To Reach Beyond Gov't
• 5 Texas Bills To Watch That Would Shake Up ERCOT
• Ohio Fed. Court Trims $6M Wind Turbine Testing Facility Fight
• Feds Push For Normal China Tariff Collection During Suit
• Suit Alleges Symbion Owes $30M From Tanzanian Utility Job
• Chevron, Contractor End Suit Over $41M Aussie Jetty Award
• 'Inconsistent' CWA Claim Axed From NM's Gold King Mine Suit
• Seadrill Partners Cleared For Ch. 11 Debt Swap Plan
• Texas Justices Say Bank's Eagle Ford Deed Fix Trumps Suit
• Pipeline Ransomware Attack Could Raise Cyber Insurance Bar
• Calif. Climate Efforts Offer Starting Point For Biden Admin.
• Congressional Docs Don't Tip Scales In Minn. Mine Lease Row
• Boeing, Dow Fight High Court Review Of Superfund Cleanup
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reinstate Duty On Indian Steel
• Donziger Expects To Be Convicted Of Criminal Contempt
• 5th Circ. Opening Is Rare Red-State Seat For Biden
• 5 Steps For Law Firms Rethinking Flexible Work Post-COVID
• 'Public Benefit' Corporate Model Is Making Inroads
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Donziger Might Have Avoided Charges By Appeals, Atty Says
• Trade Court Blesses Duties On Indian Flanges
• Jones Day Adds 2 New Partners To Global Disputes Practice
• Energy Co. Looks To Revive $287M Dominican Republic Claim
• Gensler Says Climate Disclosure Rules Among 'Top Priorities'
• Senate Panel Splits On Contentious DOJ Civil Rights Nominee
• Judge Orders Feds, Young Climate Activists To Mediation
• FTC Probing $7.2B Natural Gas Merger
• Biden Admin. Kills 'Unnecessary' Trump Cost-Benefit Rule
• Biden Says Gov't To Disrupt Pipeline Ransomware Hackers
• Shell Wins Backing From Australian Court In Tax Dispute
• 1st Circ. OKs $1B Maine Power Line Over Greens' Objection
• UAW Seeks To Revive Challenge To SPX Corp. Benefits Pivot
• Black Auto Worker Wins 2nd Chance To Sue BP Unit For Bias
• Petroleum Group Says Highly Paid Rig Worker Is OT Exempt
• EPA Watchdog Says Enforcement Decline Increases Risks
• St. Croix Refinery Stops Operations After Latest Accident
• EnLink Drops Bid To Block Payment For Undelivered Gas
• DC Circ. Won't Stay Dakota Access Pipeline Permit Ruling
• Feds Say Court Can't Rescue Southern Coal From $3.2M Fine
• What UK's New Merger Controls Mean For Private Equity
• Senior Trump DOJ Enviro Litigator Lands At Winston & Strawn
• UAE Bank Unit Sues Coal Trader Over $20M Finance Fraud
• Gibson Dunn Partner Questioned On 7-Figure Donziger Bills
• Pascua Yaqui Leads Tribes Seeking Trump-Era CWA Reversal
• Antero Can't Skip Trial In W.Va. Royalty Owners' Payment Suit
• Eni Says Del. Litigation Funder Can't Avoid Sanctions
• Facing Setbacks, Mich. Mine Developer Will Revamp Plans
• Green Groups OK'd To Join Biden's Wyo. Oil Lease Fight
• Biden Orders IT Gov't Contractors To Report Data Breaches
• Chesapeake's Ch. 11 Deal On Royalty Suits Approved In Texas
• Watchdog Says EPA Issues Jeopardize Pollution Enforcement
• DC Judge Sanctions Paul Weiss, Alex Oh In Exxon Case
• Biden Pick For EPA Water Chief Sounds Collaborative Tone
• House Reps Renew Bipartisan Pipeline Cybersecurity Push
• Latham, V&E Steer SPAC Deal For $2.3B Electric Scooter Co.
• Judge's Rebuke Of Mass. AG Has Lessons For All Attorneys
• Gibson Dunn Atty Rebuts Donziger Privacy Concerns At Trial
• Gov't May Lean On Private Sector To Stop Next Critical Hack
• Judge Weighs Effect Of Sanctions In Del. Venezuela Cases
• Latham-Led Vegan Co. Oatly Launches Plans For $1.4B IPO
• Full 5th Circ. Says Oil Rig Welder Not A Seaman
• Activists Ask 9th Circ. For Enviro Review Of DHS Programs
• Cyprus Mines To Depose Candidates For Ch. 11 Claims Rep
• Sioux Tribes Urge DC Circ. Not To Stay Pipeline Permit Ruling
• Cayman Islands Court OKs Disclosure In $1.5B Award Fight
• Chevron Can Deduct Costs From Royalties Under Lease
• Gibson Dunn, Davis Polk Steer Amazon's $18.5B Debt Sale
• Calif. Cities Fight US Supreme Court Review Of Climate Suit
• Transmission Cos. Back FERC's Grid Connection Cost Rules
• Apache Gets $80.4M Jury Award Knocked Down To $13.5M
• Current Pipelines And Regs Can Support Shift To Hydrogen
• Fed. Circ. Appeal Dropped Challenging Albright's Comments
• Contractor Settles DOL Probe Alleging Unequal Pay, Hiring
• ITC Says Steel Strand Harms US Biz, Paving Way To Tariffs
• Feds Look To Dodge $16M Exxon Cleanup Costs At 5th Circ.
• Groups Sue To Block Trump OK Of 35 Colo. Gas Wells
• Biden Admin. Approves 1st Major US Offshore Wind Project
• Font Considerations To Give Your Legal Briefs An Edge
• Colonial Hack Sets Stage For Pipeline Cybersecurity Push
• Sinclair Oil Unit Can Pursue Atty Fees In Blast Coverage Battle
• Donziger Calls Contempt Charge Overreach As Trial Begins
• Crystallex, Venezuela Butt Heads Over Special Master Order
• Cohen Milstein Rips Paul Weiss, Alex Oh's 'Half Apologies'
• FBI Outs Ransomware Cartel Behind Colonial Pipeline Hack
• DOJ, SEC Probing Geothermal Co. Bribery Claims
• Biden's Conservation Goals Leave Much To The Imagination
• How Biden's First 100 Days Will Affect Gov't Contractors
• Soros Says Steinmetz Must Appear For $10B Mining Suit
• Biden Admin. Settles Minn. Mining Suit, Will Reassess Permits
• Gov't Can Seek $43M From Taylor Energy For Oil Spill Cleanup
• Make Profitability Management Part Of Your Law Firm Culture
• ETE Equity Gambit Snarled $38B Williams Deal, Ex-CFO Says
• Retirees Fight BP's Bid To Freeze Pension Class Action
• YPF Can Appeal White & Case DQ Denial To 3rd Circ.
• Seattle's $3.9M Superfund Cleanup Settlement Gets Final OK
• Power Retailer Says Duke Energy Error Cost It $1.6M
• Congressional Scrutiny Adds Momentum For SPAC Oversight
• Texas Gov. Backs Exxon Against 'Meddling California Officials'
• Class Action Calls Costco Car Battery Warranty Deceptive
• Bigger In Texas: Ch. 11s In Lone Star State Outpace Delaware
• Enbridge Will Defy Mich. Pipeline Shutdown Order, CEO Says
• Fla. Jury Awards $120M To Man Paralyzed In Truck Crash
• Energy Trade Group Takes Aim At Mexican Law Amendments
• KPMG To Face Investor Class Action Over Miller Energy Audit
• Mining Cos. Settle Toxic Spill Claims With Utah For $5.5M
• Liberty Power Keeps Access To Parent Co.'s Systems
• Reed Smith Hires Stephenson Harwood Int'l Arbitration Pro
• Alex Oh Says She Rues 'Breakdown Of Civility' In Exxon Case
• Ala. Revenue Dept. To Ask 11th Circ. To Restore Rail Fuel Tax
• Interior Pulls Trump-Era Arctic Drilling Rule
• Texas Justices Give 2nd Shot To Oil Well Contamination Suit
• Kirkland, Wilson Rep Energy Storage Co.'s $1.1B SPAC Deal
• Claims Court Says No Conflict Of Interest In $282M DOE Deal
• China-Based Taco Bell Operator Blasts SEC Audit Proposal
• FERC Settlement Highlights Transparency For Power Cos.
• 11th Circ. Won't Shift Software Installation Fight To Calif.
• Industry Groups Say Feds Flubbed Oil & Gas Survey Analysis
• Spanish Pipe Co. Says $20M False Ad Suit Comes Too Late
• Latham Snags National Security Expert From V&E
• Baker Donelson Policy Arm Names GOP Hill Vet As VP
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• From Ecuador To SDNY, Donziger's Path To A Criminal Trial
• Alex Oh Lawyers Up In Exxon Case After Brief SEC Stint
• St. Croix Refinery Will Restore Air Monitors After Violation
• Chancery Keeps $6.1B Pattern Energy Deal Challenge Alive
• Biden Admin. Proposes Revoking Trump Migratory Bird Rule
• Judge Pauses Investment Firm's Bid To Enforce $10.4M Award
• Osage Members Want Fed. Circ. To Revive Royalty Claims
• Corpus Christi Tap Water Contamination MDL Cases Resolved
• Navajo Nation, NM Urge Sanctioning EPA For Ruining Proof
• Boat Crane Operators Defend 5th Circ. Revival Of OT Fight
• Ex-Steeler's Truck Biz Must Arbitrate Bias Fight With EQT
• Tribes Drop Keystone XL Fight In Light Of Biden Veto
• Utility Co. Workers Seek Cert. For 11K-Member ERISA Class
• Federal Highway Guidance No Power Line Project Panacea
• US Steel Tariff Tiff Belongs In Pa. State Court, Judge Told
• Rethinking Investment Treaties As Latin America Goes Green
• Calfee Halter Adds Ind.-Based Energy And Utilities Partner
• 4 Trends In Discoverability Of Litigation Funding Documents
• Latham, Kirkland Craft Nearly $3B Oil And Gas Assets Deal
• Kazakhstan Says Hedge Fund Can't Escape Fraud Suit
• Judge Revives Ch. 11 Claims Against Ex-Essar Execs
• Ex-Venezuelan Oil Exec Gets 2 Years For Aiding $1.2B Scheme
• Coalition Launches 2nd Fight Against Power Line Project
• Judge Likens Cos. In Tariff Probe To Shady 'Fargo' Salesman
• Explosives Co. Must Face Injury Claims Over Toxic Release
• DC Circ. Mulls Burden Of Proof In FERC Power Auction Case
• FERC Clarifies Ban On Pipeline Work During Project Appeals
• Utilities Say Mont. Can't Dictate Power Plant Arbitration Venue
• Texas Court Mulls Lapsed Royalty Interests In Apache Leases
• Keystone Nationwide Permit Appeal Moot, Biden Admin. Says
• Maxus Trust Slams YPF Bid To Appeal White & Case DQ Denial
• Keep Junk Science Away From Juries
• Liberty Steel Group Announces Restructuring Committee
• Directors Of Parent Co. In Mass. Pipeline Blast Sued
• Nigeria Seeks US Compliance Docs In $875M JPMorgan Suit
• Ex-Oil Execs Fight To Get Fraud Claims Out Of England
• Gibson Dunn Says Donziger Is Abusing Subpoenas
• 2 Firms Edge Out Peers As IPO Market Endures SPAC Slump
• 8th Circ. Upholds Alarm Co.'s Defeat Of FMLA Suit
• 4 Ways EPA Enforcement Will Focus On Environmental Justice
• Insurers Owe Coverage To XTO Energy After Well Explosion
• Kayne Anderson Settles $25M Newsletter IP Suit
• Stoneway Noteholders Kick Off Restructuring Venue Dispute
• DC Circ. Rejects Nuke Group's Waste Policy Challenge
• Faegre Drinker Adds Ex-EPA Deputy Administrator In Denver
• GE, Angola, Aenergy Spar Over $1B Forgery Suit's Place In NY
• Kirkland Hires ESG Partner From Latham & Watkins
• Chinese-Owned Oil Co. Seeks Its Share Of $1B Ecuador Deal
• FERC Defends Grid Connection Cost Rule Reversal
• FERC Sees Red Flags In Southeast Power Market Proposal
• 13 State AGs Want Biden's Carbon Cost Metric Blocked
• Biden Infrastructure Plan Will Be Challenging To Implement
• Mining Co. Beats Feds' Toxic Spill Claims, For Now
• 7 Lessons For Young Lawyers Starting Their Careers
• Wyo. Fights For Lease Sales To Resume During Court Battle
• Eni Using Sanction Bid For Revenge, Del. Legal Funder Says
• Biden Admin. Won't Back Dakota Access Pipeline Shutdown
• New DOI Appointments Include Native American Law Vets
• Power Co. Hit With $15.8M Suit Over Texas Winter Storm Bill
• Feds Stand By 1MDB Link In $330M PetroSaudi Forfeiture Suit
• Energy Biz Secures Partial Coverage For Shareholder Suit
• Ex-EPA Head Joins Heritage Foundation Think Tank
• Interior Dept. Greenlights $550M Calif. Solar Project
• Sierra Club, Power Plant Debate Water Temps In Pa. River Suit
• Crane Co. Sues Allianz For $3.8M In Amputation Suit Coverage
• ERCOT To Get Closer Scrutiny Under Texas Bill
• Biden Admin.'s Climate Strategy Should Include Insurance Innovations
• SEC Says Convicted Felon Ran $17M Securities Scam
• Conservationists Fight Revamped Nationwide Pipeline Permit
• Mammoth Energy Settles Investors' Fraud Suit For $11M
• EPA Kicks Off Effort To Reduce Hydrofluorocarbon Use
• Ga. Biomass Power Plant Faces 23 Nuisance, Noise Lawsuits
• Oil Co. Wants $8.5M Arbitration Award Tossed In Bribery Row