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Energy - April, 2023

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• Biden Administration Greenlights Citgo Sale
• Smelting Co. Gets Partial Early Win In ARCO's Superfund Suit
• Calif. Ushers In Fully Electric Trucks In New 'Clean Fleets' Rule
• What Difference Does A Day Make? $180M In Contract Case
• Ex-CFO Gets 3 Years For $5M Meme Stock Embezzlement
• DC Circ. Says Legislation Moots Gulf Oil Lease Sale Fight
• Calif. Urges Justices To Deny Offshore Fracking Fight Review
• $15M Eversource ERISA Settlement Gets Initial OK In Conn.
• NY One Step Closer To Gas Ban With Budget Agreement
• Duke Energy Has Control Of Lake Easement, NC Justices Say
• Ex-Detroit Mayor's Ally Can't Shake $7.5M Bribery Judgment
• EPA Lifts High-Ethanol Gasoline Ban For Summer
• Drill Co. Hammers Atty For 'Dogged Pursuit' Of Frivolous Row
• Pa. School District Says Derailment Suit Should Stay In Pa.
• Shell Urges Sanctions For Enviro Group In Conn. Climate Suit
• Mich. Panel Allows Residents To Fight Solar Farm Approval
• StanChart Revises Oil And Gas Net-Zero Target In Eco Drive
• Sierra Club Challenge Of LNG Exports Is DOA, DC Circ. Told
• House Votes To Undo Solar Moratorium
• Dakota Access Protester Can Answer Discovery In Usual Way
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• Calif. Utility Warns New 6 GHz Rules Could Harm Public Safety
• NC Justices Told Creek Study Should Precede Miner's Permit
• EPA Slaps Chemours With First-Of-Its-Kind PFAS Action
• Judge Sinks Venezuela DQ Bid In Citgo Suit As Appeal Looms
• Tesoro To Pay $28M To End EPA Claims It Flouted Smog Deal
• Court Orders Feds To Repay Oil Cos. $60M For Cleanup
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Biofuel Co. Ch. 11 Petition Challenge
• Oil Co. Looks To Revive Oxy Fraudulent Transfer Claim
• Alaska Questions DOI Authority To Ditch Land Exchange
• Exxon Says Top Court Ruling Boosts Case Against Cuban Co.
• Claims Co. Owned By Lead Atty Dumped From FPL Irma Suit
• Colorado AG Says States Must Share Water In Drought
• Energy Co. Scheme Deprived Workers Of OT Pay, Suit Says
• Talc Supplier Hits Ch. 11 In NJ With Over $1B In Debt
• UK Energy Biz Plans $25M Share Buyback As Profits Tumble
• Glencore Sticks To Offer Despite Teck's Scrapped Split Plans
• Houston Urges 5th Circ. To Keep $14M Exxon Pollution Fine
• 3 Firms Lead Hydrogen Co. Ohmium's $250M Funding Round
• Enviro Group Wants To Defend Seal Habitat In Alaska Suit
• Monsanto Seeks To Undo 'Staggering' $62M PCBs Verdict
• Exelon Investor's Suit Targets Alleged Ill. Speaker Bribery Plot
• Big Oil Certiorari Denial May Alter Climate Change Litigation
• Energy Co. Fights Asset Freeze In $60M Enforcement Dispute
• House Approves Debt Limit Bill With IRS Funding Repeal
• Shell, Property Owners Spar Over 9th Circ. Panel Rehearing
• Oil Services Co. To Pay SEC $8M For Alleged Angola Bribes
• Watson Farley & Williams Adds Disputes Partner In Sydney
• Texas Appeals Court Says Equipment Co.'s Tax Claims Barred
• Paul Weiss-Advised Apollo Launches $4B Climate Strategy
• 9 Questions For EPA's Environmental Justice Grant Leader
• Ambiguity In 'Buy America' Implementation May Slow Projects
• PG&E, Elizabeth Holmes Prosecutor Joins Jones Day
• Honeywell To Pay $670M For PE-Backed Compressor Co.
• Justices Asked To Keep Texas Waterway Fees Ruling In Place
• Native Alaskans Say US Can't Withdraw From Land Exchange
• DC Circ. Stands By Decision Backing EPA Air Pollution Rule
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Ute Tribe Sues Cattle Farm Over Water Diversion
• Rockhopper Can't Yet Enforce €190M Award Against Italy
• SEC Gets Another Court Win Over Proxy Rule Challenge
• VW Scoffs At Fees For Opt-Out Drivers In 'Clean Diesel' Case
• Mintz Adds Troutman Pepper Partner To Expand PE Practice
• Software Co. Says It Couldn't Rebut Judge's Reasoning
• FERC Says Oil Pipeline Rate Shift Was Proper
• Six Flags To Build Calif.'s Biggest Solar Energy Project In LA
• FTC Gets Earful On Green Guides' Gray Areas
• Norlys To Buy Telia Co.'s Danish Biz For $920M
• Mining Co. Wants Say In Ariz. Dispute Over Sacred Native Site
• FERC Defends Reversal Of Power Market Rule To 6th Circ.
• ComEd Defendants Are Corruption 'Grandmasters,' DOJ Says
• Carrier To Buy Viessmann Climate Solutions In €12B Deal
• How Cos. Should Navigate State AGs' Partisan ESG Approach
• Halkbank Ruling May Mean More Foreign-State Prosecutions
• Hyundai To Open $5B EV Battery Plant In Georgia
• Steel Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Rethink President's Duty Power
• Bottini, Cotchett Pitre To Rep Twitter Investors In Musk Suit
• DLA Piper Gains Finance Pros From McDermott, Allen & Overy
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Ohio Trader Admits To $10M Binary Options Fraud
• Canadian Mining Co. May Settle Arbitration Claim With Mexico
• La. Pushes 5th Circ. To Pause Air Plan Pending Challenge
• Seismic Survey Investors Say Canada Owes At Least $370M
• Solar Panel Co. Rips Insurer's 'Onerous' Terms As Trial Opens
• ComEd Defendants 'Collateral' In War On Madigan, Jury Told
• Judge Won't Toss Civil Suit In Alleged Insider Trading Scheme
• FERC Approves $1.4B La. Natural Gas Transmission Pipeline
• Aegean Marine Ex-Execs Hatch $12M Deal In Shareholder Suit
• Full Steam Ahead For Climate Torts After Justices Take A Pass
• ESG-Focused Blank-Check Company Plans To Liquidate
• Spain Faces New Attack In Fight Over Solar Arbitral Awards
• DuPont, Worker Sentenced For Deadly Chemical Release
• DOT Kills LNG Rail Transport Permit Between Pa., NJ
• Biden Set To Veto Solar Duty Resolution
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Mayer Brown Adds Houston Energy Pro From Shearman
• US Cos. Should Prep For EU Green Claims Compliance
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• BLM Should Face Ore. Logging Project Challenge, Judge Says
• Justices Reopen Fight Over Mountain Valley Pipeline
• US Steel Beats Laid-Off Workers' Bid For Bonuses
• Justices Stay Out Of Climate Suit Forum Fight
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Oil Co. Ex-CEO To Pay $2.5M For Revenue-Pumping Scheme
• Arbitration Assoc. Says It's Immune From Oil Co.'s Suit
• Shareholders Urge Chancery To Keep Hyzon SPAC Suit Alive
• DC Circ. Says ND Can Intervene In Tribal Riverbed Row
• What To Know About Biden's Enviro Justice Executive Order
• Energy Co. EnVen's Kickback Suit Must Go To Chancery Trial
• NJ Court Can't Reinstate Jobs For Exxon Whistleblowers
• Kirkland-Led Ares Acquisition's Upsized IPO Raises $450M
• Navajo Damage Claims Not Physical Repair, Judge Rules
• Oil Trader Sues Liberty Mutual For Contamination Damage
• 8th Circ. Judge Is Right — Climate Suits Should Be Federal
• Beleaguered SPAC Industry Seeks Warmer Waters Offshore
• Texas Court Nixes $2.8M Tax Refund On $390M Oil, Gas Gains
• Pa. Judge Trims Cross-Claims In Arconic Trade Secrets Row
• Exelon Fights Bid For PR Strategy Docs In Stock Fraud Suit
• DOE Says Sierra Club Can't Fight Gas Terminals' Exports
• Spain Escapes Sanctions In €42M Award Fight
• 2nd Circ. Affirms US Steel Win In Contract Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Baker Botts Hires Energy Finance Pro From Norton Rose
• Ghanaian Eni Unit Fights Stay Bid In Baker Hughes Oil Fight
• Congress Takes 1st Steps Toward Defying Biden On Trade
• Anschutz Urges 9th Circ. To Scrap Ruling Vacating Its Leases
• Ex-SEC Officials Back FirstEnergy's Bid To Overturn Class
• Sunnova Sues Vision Solar Over $670K In Unpaid Bills
• DOJ, EPA Reach $9.2 Million Settlement With Gas Operators
• FERC Commish Questions Redo Of LNG Project Approvals
• 6th Circ. Grants Ky., Biz Groups' Bid To Pause WOTUS Rule
• 9th Circ. Gas Ruling Not Death Knell For Electric Future
• Contractor, Paper Mill Look To Exit Negligence Suit Over Fire
• No Decoupling With China, But Also No Compromise: Yellen
• US Steel Wants Suit Over 'Discretionary' Bonuses Tossed
• It's Time For Lawyers To Stand Up For Climate Justice
• Maine Jury Says Avangrid Can Restart $1B Power Line Work
• ​​​​​​​Landowners Accuse Oil Cos. Of Trying To Intimidate Expert
• Mich. City Must Pay $24M In Unpaid Water, Sewer Bills
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Agency Missed Evidence In Oil Tube Duties Review, CIT Says
• Mexican Reform Bill Threatens Private Sector Investments
• ND Energy Co. Wants Second Drilling Rights Suit Nixed
• Expert Challenges Aren't 'Helpful,' Flint Judge Tells VNA Attys
• Wis. Judge Awards Attys $2.7M In Fees Over $1M Settlement
• Royalty Owners' Attys Nab $18M Fee For $45M Gas Co. Deal
• House Unable To Override Biden Veto Of Water Act Rule
• LA Oil Site Owner Says Cos. Can't Enforce $7.6M Cleanup
• Resolution To Block Solar Duty Reprieve Advances
• Refiners Blast EPA Moves On Retiring Renewable Fuel Credits
• 3M Respirator Suits Belong In Federal Court, 6th Circ. Says
• Energy Co. Can Remain In Oil Well Coverage Spat, Court Says
• Oil Trader Says Shipping Co. Failed To Provide Vessels
• Biden Admin. Proposals Both Encourage And Thwart EV Adoption
• TPC Texas MDL Survives Without Veil-Piercing, Judge Says
• Accused Gem Smuggler Charged With Evading Terrorism Sanctions
• 5th Circ. Says Enviro Groups Can't Join Texas Air Plan Fight
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• DC Circ. Told EPA Lacks Power To Impose EV Mandate
• EPA Unveils Guidelines For Billions In Climate Grants
• Calif. Lawmakers Target Pension Investments In Fossil Fuels
• Offshore Drilling Co. Sues Mitsubishi Corp. Unit In TM Dispute
• Ex-Texas Atty Can't Shake Conviction In $32M Fraud Case
• Appeals Court Backs Energy Co. Ex-Exec's Severance Win
• Eversheds, Ellenoff Guide Fla. Solar Co. In $475M SPAC Deal
• Contractor Says Different Damages Should Sink Welders' Cert.
• Mega-Deals Push M&A Mining Market To 10-Year Highs
• Halkbank Not Immune From Prosecution, Justices Say
• Glencore Signals Possible Sweetened Bid For Teck Shares
• Fla. Man Indicted For Evading Sanctions, Money Laundering
• Zurich Says Solar Co. Can't Add Claims In $31M Bond Dispute
• Electric Co. Hit With $54M Verdict In Texas Injury Suit
• Ex-ComEd CEO Says She Forgot Call About Do-Nothing Jobs
• Navajo Nation Signs Renewable Energy Deal With Avangrid
• High Court Ruling Puts Fresh Scrutiny On FERC Enforcement
• US View On Treaty Backs $909M Claim Against Peru, Co. Says
• National Grid Escapes Solar Co.'s Tax Suits In Mass.
• Chancery OKs Toss Of Baker Hughes Stockholder Suit
• 11th Circ. Panel Revives Southern Co. Unit's Contract Case
• EPA Fights La.'s Attempt To Stall Cross-Border Air Plan
• Coal Ash Distributor Owes Construction Co. $2.5M, Suit Says
• 6th Circ. Mulls New CAFA Standard In 3M Respirator Suits
• 5th Circ. Offers Expert Opinion Guidance For Insurance Cases
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Meyer Unkovic Taps New Real Estate Partner In Pittsburgh
• What The Feds' Colo. River Plan Could Mean For The West
• Breach Claims Against Ball Aerospace Headed To Trial
• Electric Co. Should Pay $75M In Injury Suit, Dallas Jury Told
• Tort Report: Fla. Civil Suits Surge In March Amid Tort Reform
• Geothermal Energy Co. Says Co-Founder Isn't Doing His Job
• Texas High Court Won't Hear City Utility Easement Dispute
• Ex-ComEd CEO Testifies She Never Bribed Ill. Speaker
• Canadian Mining Co. Can't Challenge Award, Panel Says
• Feds Warn That Tankers Could Be Skirting Russian Oil Cap
• 9th Circ. Reverses Berkeley's Natural Gas Installation Ban
• GM, Ford, Stellantis, Tesla EVs Eligible For New Tax Credits
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• A Texas Gas Contract Case May Be Redefining Force Majeure
• Weil Boosts Houston Office With Shearman Energy Leader
• Eversource, Workers Reach $15M Deal To Settle ERISA Suit
• Justices Turn Down Review Of Calif. Hydropower Ruling
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Alaska Officials, Enviros Clash Over Willow Injunction
• GE's Bad Motor Caused Natural Gas Pump Fire, Insurer Says
• John Wood Engages With PE Biz On £1.7B Deal After 4 Snubs
• Fed. Circ. Holds Union Ownership Can't Free Co. Of Duty Rate
• Del. Chancery Tells Attys To Back Off In Suit Over MasTec Deal
• EPA Wrongly Nixed Mo. Cross-Border Air Plan, 8th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Doubtful Of Standing In EPA Air Challenge
• Feds Want Water Rule Preserved During Kentucky Appeal
• Utility Co. Says DC Court Can't Hear 'Greenwashing' Suit
• SPACs Set Sights On Public Co. Targets Amid Market Distress
• Oil Refinery Hid Acquisition Transactions, Investor Suit Claims
• Texas High Court Sends $41M Well Dispute To Arbitrator
• Climate Change And Discount Rates: A Broader Perspective
• Mich. Residents Can't Sue City Over Electric Fee
• US Promises $649M Development Grant For Indonesia
• Insurers Object To Covering Oil Provider Facing Class Action
• Latvian Energy Co. Sells Its Gas Distribution Biz For €120M
• AIG Unit's Win Reversed In Exxon $20M Injury Coverage Row
• Alaska Oil Project Backers Urge 9th Circ. To Let It Proceed
• 9th Circ. Won't Ax Atty's Lifetime SEC Ban Over Fraud Claim
• Ohio Contractor Sues For $3.5M Over GM Battery Plant Delays
• Texas Says Enviros Can't Join Air Quality Plan Challenge
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tribal Leaders Seek 1.1M-Acre Grand Canyon Nat'l Monument
• Biden's Accelerated EV Push Has Auto, Truck Cos. On Edge
• Ill. Court Backs Gas Utility's Delivery Pipeline Project
• 4 Takeaways From New EPA Vehicle Emissions Rule
• Fuel Cell Co. Misrepresented Outlook, Investors Claim
• Texas Appeals Court Upholds $6.1M Pipeline Use Award
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Invalidation Of Oil Transport Patents
• Staffing Firm Tells 5th Circ. Engineers Were Overtime-Exempt
• NC Families Push Again To Join Dow Asbestos Cancer Suits
• Climate Litigation Is On The Rise, Panelists At The UN Say
• EPA Seeks Input To List More PFAS As Hazardous
• 3 Firms Guide $439M Hudbay Copper Mine Deal
• Now Is The Time For Independent Industry Self-Regulation
• 11th Circ. Overrules Precedent On Award Vacatur Standards
• Teck Board Rejects Glencore's Boosted Buyout Bid
• Chevron GC's Total Compensation Topped $8M In 2022
• Renewable Energy M&A Is Still Strong, Despite Challenges
• Chevron Escapes $85M Suit Over Missed Gas Deliveries
• Fed. Circ. Says Error In Steel Duty Evasion Ruling Was Trivial
• Deals Rumor Mill: TotalEnergies, Exxon, Sunday Natural
• Russia Must Pay $5B To Ukrainian Firm Over Crimean Assets
• Jilted Investors Settle Suit With Energy Company's Law Firm
• Insurer Owes $3M For Cargo Damage Claims, Pipe Cos. Say
• Aussie Miner's Shareholders Approve $6.5B BHP Takeover
• Spain Must Halt Efforts To Block €42M Award, Investor Says
• 2 Firms Guide Kimbell In $143M Texas Mineral, Royalty Buy
• Iowa Counties Swept Up In Carbon Pipeline Dispute
• Michigan Says It Had No Control Over Failed Dam
• Ill. Justice Testifies Ex-Boss Madigan Didn't Trust ComEd
• Calif., Energy Groups Back Biden Fuel-Economy Standards
• WOTUS Blocked In 24 More States Over 'Litany' Of Concerns
• Refiners, Biofuels Blast EPA Clean Fuel Relief In DC Circ.
• Marathon Oil GC Saw Pay Climb To $2.6M In '22
• 9th Circ. Reduces Shell, Alon's $41M Trial Loss, Cuts Atty Fees
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Former NC Supreme Court Justice Ervin Joins Brooks Pierce
• Biden Administration Tightens Auto Emissions, Bets On EVs
• Solar Duties Remanded Over Unfair Request For 'Perfection'
• Feds Propose Plan To Cut Colo. River Water To States
• DOI Greenlights $3B, 732-Mile Western Power Line Project
• Russia To Face Claim Over Ukrainian Asset Seizure
• Tenaris Investors Get Initial OK For $9.5M Settlement
• $5B Rivian Plant Opponents Fight Ga.'s Bid To Intervene
• Ex-Madigan Ally Says ComEd Paid Him For Almost No Work
• Sinopec Unit Ordered To Pay $20.7M To Oil Terminal
• Mallinckrodt Wants Out Of Manhattan Project Waste Suit
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Hand Amputation Suit Go Forward
• Enviro Groups Seek To Force EPA To Set Wastewater Limits
• Issues And Opportunities In Hydrogen Fuel Cell Development
• Workers Sue Chemical Co. Over La. Plant Explosion
• Texas Asks 5th Circ. For Quick Stay Of Cross-Border Air Plan
• Navy Fuel Spills Led To Polluted Drinking Water, Suit Says
• Ga. Judge Refuses To Exclude Claims In Solar Farm Fight
• Newmont Ups Newcrest Bid To $19.5B, Paving Way For Deal
• Suit Blames Candy Co., Gas Co. For Pa. Factory Explosion
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Ohio AG Says 'Charity' Ran Off With Derailment Donations
• Ca., FERC Urge Justices To Ignore Hydro Licensing Spat
• Mountain Valley Faces New Challenge Over Species Impacts
• Spain Fights Contempt Bid In €42M Award Fight
• Iraq Looks To Enforce $1.47B Award Against Turkey
• Apache Shareholders Push For Class Cert. In Stock Drop Suit
• Colorado Ends $8M Tax Fight With Billionaire
• Understanding SEC's Aggressive Shift On Disclosure Controls
• Norfolk Southern Says Pa. Derailment Suit Belongs In Ohio
• Denver Energy Biz Buys Siren Energy For $78M
• Maxus Reaches $573M Deal In $14B YPF Asset-Stripping Fight
• Wildlife Group Wants EPA Cadmium Standard Stricken
• IRS Green Energy Tax Credit Notice Provides Needed Clarity
• Uniper Will Not Pay Netherlands' Costs In Coal Phaseout Fight
• Law Profs Tell DC Circ. Climate Suit Belongs In State Court
• BCLP Nabs Kirkland Ellis Partner To Bulk Energy Practice
• Ex-Chief Counsel For Pa. Utility Agency Joins Eckert Seamans
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Leader Of $511M Biofuel Credit Fraud Scheme Gets 40 Years
• Enviros Urge D.C. Circ To Reverse Bush-Era Mining Dereg
• Power Cos. Join PUC Pricing Order Fight At Texas High Court
• Spain's Fate In Energy Investor Cases Now Up To DC Circuit
• Groups Sue To Block Oil, Gas Leasing Mandate In Ohio Bill
• Key Roadblocks In Calif.'s Pivot To Electric Heavy-Duty Trucks
• US Industrial Co. Clears Chemical Plant Fire Suit, Judge Says
• Ark. Fights EPA's Bid To Move Ozone Plan Case To DC Circ.
• Iron And Coal Exec Drops $48M Conn. Business Credit Row
• Ariz. Tribe Gets $233M From Feds For Water Conservation
• Biden Raises The Bar In Proposed Regulatory Review Revamp
• Judge Rips Oil Royalty Plaintiffs For Repeated Filings
• Kids Can Sue Hawaii, State DOT Over Fossil Fuel Use
• Antitrust Red Flags For Green Product Initiatives
• Shell Owes Sanctions For Deposition No-Shows, Group Says
• Ch. 11 Ruling Stresses 5th Circ. Courts' Asset Sale Deference
• IPO Prospects Seek Calm After Turbulent Start To 2023
• Colo. Judge Can't Make Voluntary Dismissal Permanent
• Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Stop Alaska Oil Project
• Crypto Mining Operator Sued Over Delays, Poor Conditions
• States Urging ND Judge To Block EPA Water Rule
• Biden Veto Saves Water Act Rule From Congressional Ax
• Alaska Tribes Sue Feds To Block Proposed Gold Mine
• It's Time To Pick A Trial Date, Hurricane Zeta MDL Attys Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: NGP Energy, KKR And Intelsat
• Clean Hydrogen Hubs Can Help Grow A Green Economy
• Buy America Guidance Still Unclear On Treaty Obligations
• Oil Cos. Ask Judge To Enforce $7.6M LA Oil Cleanup Deal
• Oil Pipeline Co. Hit With OT Suit From Day Rate Workers
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Fla. Citizens Say Energy Co. Can't Pass On Repair Costs
• Texas Senate Passes Bill To Subsidize New Gas Plants
• Ky., Biz Groups Want WOTUS Rule Paused For Appeal
• Ford Must Face Calif. Drivers' Emissions Warranty Claims
• Net4Gas Opts For Arbitration With 'Major' Russian Co.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Oncor Created Domino Effect In Injury Suit, Dallas Jury Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Refinery Can't Avoid Clean Fuel Rules
• WDTX Jury Clears DynaEnergetics In Fracking Patent Trial
• 7th Circ. Order Prompts Briefing In Wisconsin 401(k) Case
• Mich. Justices Question Tax Results From Oil Pipeline Sale
• WTO Trade Forecast Up Slightly, But Still Sees 'Subpar' 2023
• A Significant First Step For Pa. Carbon Capture Programs
• FERC Pressed To Halt Grid Operator's Winter Storm Penalties
• Mass. Commuter Rail Engineer Stole $8.5M, Feds Say
• EPA Floats Strengthening Power Plant Mercury Standards
• Why Event-Driven Securities Class Actions Often Succeed
• Reed Smith Appoints New Asia-Pacific Managing Partner
• DOJ Can't Justify Climate Suit Flip-Flop, Justices Told
• Chinese Solar Co. Investors Nab Initial OK Of $21M Deal
• 5th Circuit Upholds Biden GHG Cost Metrics
• Coal Cos. Owe $2.6M For Violating CWA Deal, 4th Circ. Says
• Protester Gets Costs After Slow Correction On Army Dam Deal
• Panel Upholds $3.5M Seattle Utility Customer Settlement
• Tug Of War Likely With BLM Public Lands Rule
• Shell, Evonik Tell 5th Circ. Ethylene Oxide Claims 'Ludicrous'
• 4th Circ. Nixes W. Va. Permit For Mountain Valley Pipeline
• NC Biz Court Nixes $24M In Taxes, Fines For Insurance Co.
• BLM Needs New Plans For Nevada Mine, Judge Says
• Insurer Not Liable For Mine Accident Coverage, 5th Circ. Told
• No Delay For ConocoPhillips' Willow Construction, Court Says
• Dem Lawmakers Urge DC Circ. To Toss Fuel Economy Case
• OECD Members Expand Export Credits For Green Projects
• Oilfield Rental Co. Says Ex-Employee Swiped Trade Secrets
• 2 EU Laws Could Supercharge Product Liability Class Actions
• Tenn. Utility To Return Thousands Of Indigenous Remains
• EQT Must Face West Virginia Abandoned Wells Class Action
• Worker Says Utility Not Shielded From COVID Retaliation Claim
• 11th Circ. Revives Claims Over Siemens Coal Equipment
• FERC, Public Utility Spar Over Cost Allocation Before 5th Circ.
• Oncor Gets Juror Pay Raise Nixed In Time For Dallas Trial
• Feds And Industry Face Off In Solar Safeguard Appeal
• Ill. Power Plant Co. Seeks Pause In Storm Penalty Payments
• DC Urges Court To Keep Its Climate Suit In State Court
• Feds Seek Life Sentence In $511M Biofuel Credit Fraud Case
• EPA Proposes Adding First-Ever Navajo Site To Superfund List
• Lack Of Harm Dooms Infrastructure Act 'Diversity Quota' Suit
• Carbon Taxes Don't Harm Competitiveness, Expert Tells UN
• 3 Firms Steer Canadian Energy Explorer's $193M SPAC Merger
• Judge Sinks Kentucky's, Biz Groups' WOTUS Rule Challenge
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• As EVs Surge, Regs For Charger Warranties Remain Murky
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• 4 Firms Steer $4.3B Acquisition Of Midland Basin Oil Assets
• IRA Loan Hopefuls Must Do Their Homework, Official Says