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Energy - October, 2023

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• New Jersey Gov. Fumes As Orsted Drops Wind Farm Projects
• Va. Landowners Want Verdict Reinstated Against Pipeline Co.
• EPA, Blue States Urge Justices Not To Halt EPA's Smog Plan
• $135M Jury Verdict Winners Seek To Undo Drastic Reduction
• Chancery Scuttles Twitter Investor's $3M Merger Fee Claim
• Biden Administration Greenlights Va. Offshore Wind Project
• Ohio Grid Perk Denial Was Proper, FERC Tells 6th Circ.
• A Timeline Of Stroock & Stroock's Descent
• Why Public Cos. Should Also Comply With SEC's Names Rule
• The Growing Need For FLSA Private Settlement Rule Clarity
• Steel Co. Balks At Iron Workers 'Excessive' $111K Atty Fee Bid
• Former NJ AG Peter Harvey Elected To NJ Resources Board
• Nuclear Energy Firm And Ares-Backed SPAC End Merger Deal
• Wachtell, McDermott Steer $1.1B Substation Control Biz Deal
• Barclay Damon Adds Tax Pros In Syracuse, Houston
• Solar Tech Lender Hits Ch. 11 With Prepack Sale Plan
• Insurers Should Prepare For 'Black Swan' Climate Disasters
• Justices Not Interested In Long-Running Biofuel Ch. 11 Fight
• Divided FERC Stands By Redo Of LNG Project Approvals
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: $3B Dental Plan, Climate Deals
• Energy Company Can't Revive $1.1B Angola Power Plant Suit
• Mixed Substance Spill Isn't 'Oil,' So No Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Energy Dept. To Invest $1.3B In 3 Power Line Projects
• SEC Suit Claims SolarWinds Misled Investors On Cyber Risks
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Ute Tribe Sanction Decision
• ESG Around The World: The UK
• Venezuela Oil Co.'s Bribery Suit Fizzles Out At Supreme Court
• Enviros Back EPA In DC Circ. Fight Over Coal Ash Regs
• Gray Iron Can't Justify $1.6M Bomb Price Increase For Steel
• Mineral Biz Investors' Attys Get $450K For Mooted Merger Suit
• EPA Threatened With Suit For National Climate Pollution Caps
• Feds Seek DC Circ.'s Blessing For Port Expansion Project
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• Justices Refuse Challenge To H-1B Spouses' Work Permits
• Lucid Investors Ask 9th Circ. To Undo 'Bright-Line Test' Ruling
• Lloyd's Says Ruling May 'Throw Wrench Into Marine Insurance'
• Delta Can't Get Early Win In Jet Fuel Dumping Class Action
• Texas High Court Urged To Review Royalty Fraction Row
• Walmart Rips 'Implausible' Battery Pricing Collusion Claims
• Sheet Metal Group Can't Ax Union's Funds Arbitration Suit
• Ethanol Co. Owner Tied To Car Racing Can't Nix Kickback Suit
• Musk Fights To End Twitter Investors' Stock Suit Over Buyout
• Feds Escape Energy Co.'s ND Drilling Rights Suit For Now
• UK Tribunal Denies Danish Wind Farm Co. $58.2M In Tax Relief
• Hancock Stock Grab Could Threaten $900M SQM-Azure Deal
• Duke Energy Plans Demonstration Hydrogen Plant In Florida
• Conn. Panel Affirms Wholesaler Overcharged Gas Retailer
• Sierra Club Appeals Glendale Gas Plant Expansion Approval
• Del. Dispatch: Lessons From Failed ETE-Williams Merger
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EV Maker Thunder Power To Go Public Via $400M SPAC Deal
• Travelers Unit Can't Toss Mineral Co.'s Talc Coverage Suit
• 5th Circ. Puts Removal Of Gulf Whale Protections On Hold
• 6th Circ. Probes SEC On Proxy Proposal Comment Period
• No Damages Owed To Steel Dust Cos., Houston Jury Says
• Red States Ask 5th Circ. To Revive ESG Investing Rule Fight
• CFTC, States Ink Settlement In $68M Precious Metal Fraud Suit
• Ga. Power Plant Cos. Settle Neighbors' Noise Cases
• McDermott Int'l Must Hand Over Docs In $1B Award Challenge
• Clean Energy Tax Credit Transfers Gather Steam — Slowly
• NY Urges DC Circ. To Undo FERC's 'Arbitrary' Rate Calculation
• Ex-Pipeline Co. CFO Gets 2 Years In $6M Payroll Tax Case
• Lithium Giant SQM To Buy Azure Minerals For $900M
• Contracts Disputes Recap: Expect Strict Application Of Rules
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Ex-Union Railroad Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: ConocoPhillips, Disney, Orange-MasMovil
• DC Circ. Questions FERC Comment Period In Index Rate Row
• Ex-Siemens Exec Stole GE And Mitsubishi Secrets, Feds Say
• Michigan City Sails Closer To $24M Water Debt Wipeout  
• Contractor Scores Partial Win In $6M Solar Project Dispute
• PacifiCorp Sues EPA Over Delayed Utah Haze Plan Action
• Feds Amend Colorado River Plan To Add States' Water Pact
• Electric Co-Op Wins $26M From Xcel Unit In Power Plant Fight
• New Initiatives Will Advance Corporate Biodiversity Reporting
• How Justices' Disclosure Ruling May Change Corp. Filings
• US Wants Full 5th Circ. Review Of Atomic Waste Ruling
• Small-Firm Atty Sanctioned Over Fake 'Saudi Sun' Newspaper
• Ariz. Court OKs Power Co.'s Tax Value Depreciation Claim
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Bird Groups Seek Revival Of Lake Erie Wind Farm Challenge
• Wyoming Suit Aims To Force EPA Action On Haze Plan
• DC Circ. Rejects Bid To Freeze Mountain Valley Pipeline
• Kirkland, Baker Botts Build $190M IPO For Oil And Gas Driller
• Nikola Awarded $165M In Arbitration Proceeding With Founder
• Nigeria Case Could Force Issue Of Arb. Intervention To Fore
• BP, Shell Ask Alito To Stay Louisiana Coastal Restoration Trial
• Transco Defends FERC's Approval Of Pipeline Expansion
• NC Company Overvalued Forest Carbon Offset, Buyer Alleges
• $135M Verdict Slashed To $5M In Ga. Solar Farm Fight
• $220M Cobalt Deal Not A Loss Under Policy, Insurer Says
• Tribes Say Sovereign Power Is At Stake In Pipeline Fight
• Key Terms Of European Hydrogen Bank's 2023 Pilot Auction
• GSA, Southern Co. Ink Agreement To Craft Clean Power Plan
• Zero-Emission Truck Sales Ahead Of Schedule In California
• US Plan For New Arctic Strategy Boosts Security, Partnerships
• Solar Energy Co. Can't Shut Down Rival's Patent Suit
• What US Cos. Should Know About ESG Directives In The EU
• Colo. Judge Calls Out Enviro Attys For 'Egregious' Billing
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How To Advertise Carbon Reductions Under New Calif. Law
• Pilot Travel Minority Owner Sues Berkshire Hathaway In Del.
• 7th Circ. Backs Ex-Merrill Lynch Reps' Spoofing Convictions
• Quinn Emanuel Taps DOJ Vet Who Led 'Spoofing' Crackdown
• Exxon Climate Suit Not Federal Matter, Minn. Tells Justices
• Tariffs OK Emergency Cut-Offs, Utilities Tell Texas Judges
• Justices Urged To Find Pre-Opinion Rulings Appealable
• NYC Wants Climate Deception Suit Against Oil Cos. Remanded
• BNY Mellon Asks 2nd Circ. To Revisit Unjust Enrichment Claim
• Texas Grid Law Is Unconstitutional, SG Tells Justices
• Industry Groups Lose Bid To Fight Water Rule In ND Court
• Mining Co. Says Corps Broke Court Order With Permit Delay
• 5 Ways Maritime Cos. Can Enhance Sanctions Compliance
• Va. Homeowners Too Late To Stop Pipeline, Developer Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Fossil Fuel Groups Urge Justices To Revive Emissions Fight
• Fed. Circ. Backs Feds' No-Subsidies Finding In Steel Row
• Alleged 'Pump-And-Dump' Funders Say RICO Claims Must Go
• Calif. GHG Disclosure Law Will Affect Companies Worldwide
• Taft Hires Energy Specialists In Indy From Ice Miller
• Goldman Sachs Amasses $4B For Infrastructure Fund
• Paul Weiss-Led Chevron Pays $53B For Wachtell-Repped Hess
• TotalEnergies To Develop US Wind Project For $420M
• EU Tariff Feud Unlikely Over Steel Deal Delay, US Official Says
• Chancery Orders Ocean Tech Co. To Provide Docs To Investor
• Investor Attys Get $3M For Deals With Aegean Marine Brass
• Colo. Judge Won't Toss Gas Royalty Underpayment Suit
• No Need To Block Pipeline Construction, FERC Tells DC Circ.
• NY Gov. Zaps Bill To Build Offshore Wind Power Line
• Treasury Seeks Input On Rules For Energy Credit Transfers
• 5th Circ. Backs Judge's Decision Not To Recuse In BP Oil Spill
• John Echohawk Honored As Trailblazer For Native Rights
• Brownstein Leads Q3 Lobbying Earnings As Slowdown Looms
• Michigan City Approves Deal That Could Nix $24M Water Debt
• What ESG Investing Ruling Means For Fiduciaries
• Importer Seeks To Expand Solar Tariff Suit After Prior Victory
• New DOJ Roles Underscore National Security Focus
• Oil Firms Reneged On Multimillion-Dollar Deal, Investor Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gateley Hires Clifford Chance Duo To Head Arbitration Team
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Faegre Drinker Energy Ace In Texas
• Shell Loses Early Attempt To Trim Conn. Climate Change Suit
• Asian Solar Cos. Fight Commerce's Circumvention Findings
• Steel Exec Says Documents He Viewed Had No Market Value
• Berry Corp. Investors Get Initial OK For $2.5M Settlement
• Colo. Panel Tosses $42M In Jury Awards In Oil Deal Fight
• Michigan Backs Wisconsin Tribe's Pipeline Fight
• FERC Gas Project Approval Enrages Pacific Northwest Pols
• Orbital Gets OK For Vote On Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• Ohio Courts Need Not Defer To Agencies, Justices Say
• 6th Circ. Sympathetic To Power Groups Contesting FERC Rule
• Louisiana's Toxic Tort Barrier May Be Weakening
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Jenner & Block Hires Ex-Skadden FERC Litigator In DC
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chesapeake, CVC Capital, News Corp.
• Calif. Embraces Bold New Climate, Consumer, Labor Laws
• Musk And Cuban Join Call To End SEC's In-House Courts
• Ex-Nat'l Lab Director Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Bias Suit
• Steel Cos. Contacted Years Before Noncompete End, Jury Told
• Paxton Reinforces Texas Ban On Deals With Israel Boycotters
• Roberts Asked To Stay EPA's 'Good Neighbor' Smog Plan
• Investors Sue NextEra Execs Over 'Ghost Candidate' Scandal
• Norton Rose Hires New Partner To Lead Middle East Practice
• Conn. Supreme Court Mulls Allocation Of Tenant Utility Bills
• House Dems Pitch Bill To Establish Wetland Protections
• Business Group Urges 7th Circ. To Speed Line 5 Closure
• How 2 Cases Could Undermine The Anti-ESG Movement
• Alaska Says Order Allowing Oil And Gas Leasing Ban Moot
• EPA Finalizes Leaded Aviation Fuel Endangerment Finding
• Baker Botts Adds Former White & Case, V&E Attys In Houston
• GAO Says $2.6B Nuclear Waste Project Is Inefficiently Run
• Amputee Waited Too Long To File Suit, Machine-Makers Say
• PG&E Investors Want Securities Claims Out Of Ch. 11 Court
• Steel Co. Noncompetes Had Holes, Jury Hears In $100M Row
• Conn. Supreme Court Snapshot: Pensions, Vaccines Top Oct.
• Canada Gold Miner Settles Tanzania Arbitration For $30M
• Russia Denies Weight Of Dutch Opinion In $50B Award Fight
• IMC Unit Hit With Suit Over Fingerprint Time Clock System
• Utilities Leap Into Southwest Transmission Cost-Sharing Row
• DC Circ. Judges Cast Doubt On Sierra Club's Gas Export Fight
• DC Circ. Unsure About Wading Into Petrobras Bribery Case
• Over $1M In Fines Imposed In Truck Emissions Cheating Case
• Norfolk Southern Pins Derailment Damages On Tank Car Cos.
• Iron Workers Seek $111K In Atty Fees For $2.2M Judgment
• FirstEnergy Call Center Workers Get $500 Each In OT Deal
• NJ County Says Feds Rushed Flawed Ocean Wind 1 Approvals
• Delta Greenwashing Suit Not Preempted, Calif. Flier Argues
• Oil Companies Slam NJ's Remanded Climate Change Suit
• 9th Circ. Rejects Enviro Groups' Power Rates Challenge
• Chevron Foes Pan Fed. Defenses In Fishers' High Court Case
• EPA Report A Reminder That Fuel Credits Are 'Buyer Beware'
• Considerations And Calculations For DOJ Clawback Program
• Energy Co. Takes Old Drilling Rights Fight To 6th Circ.
• Clifford Chance Finance Pro To Rejoin Freshfields In Germany
• SoCal Air Agency Seeks Exit In Enviro Groups' Pollution Suit
• EV Maker Nikola Hid Battery Woes From Investors, Suit Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Colo. High Court Tosses Standing Test For Local Government
• US, EU Industry Groups Call For Openness In Summit Talks
• Criticism Rolls In On EPA's Water Plan For States And Tribes
• Biotech Firm, Energy Producer Eye IPOs Totaling $450M
• Put Restrictions On Low-Power Devices In 6 GHz, FCC Urged
• Carbon Plant Delays Cost Ga. Engineering Co. $9M, Suit Says
• Split FERC Agrees To Push $6.7B Vistra Deal Review To 2024
• Montana Decries Deal Over State Mining Laws As Moot
• Gas-By-Rail Foes Urge DC Circ. To Ditch Trump-Era Approval
• Extreme Weather And Renewable Project Insurance Coverage
• ESG Around The World: Japan
• AI-Focused Alpha Modus To Go Public In $175M SPAC Merger
• 5th Circ. Says Lloyd's Must Cover Costs For Seaman's Injuries
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Clifford Chance Adds Kirkland, Simpson Thacher Energy Pros
• 3rd Circ. Shields Mining Co. Docs Pending Ch. 11 Appeal
• Justices Decline To Hear Drivers' Ford Fuel Economy MDL
• A Case For The Green Investment Regime Under The ECT
• Biden Admin Escapes Martha's Vineyard Wind Farm Suit
• Exxon-Pioneer Deal Heralds Fresh Permian Push For Mergers
• 5 Things To Know About Calif.'s New Climate Disclosure Law
• 5th Circ. Seeks La. Justices' Guidance In Mine Coverage Suit
• Tesla, Class Attys Clash In Del. Over $230M Settlement Fee
• Guatemalan Co. Says Power Plant Award Must Be Nixed
• Puerto Rico Business Group Calls PREPA Plan Unviable
• DOJ Says It's Making Headway On Enviro Justice Strategy
• Importer Rebukes Feds' Bid To Dodge Solar Cell Duties Case
• Biden Unveils $7B Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub Investment
• Ghana's Bid To Nix Alternative Service In Award Suit Fails
• Rivian In-House Atty Joins Babst Calland In DC
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• Justices Pick Up Second Chevron Deference Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• MVP: Sullivan & Cromwell's Inosi Nyatta
• ESG Accountability: From Reactive To Proactive
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB's Refusal To Invalidate Polymer IP
• Oil Co. Can't Block Truck Stop Build-Out, Colo. Panel Says
• US Takes Russia Sanctions Showdown To Sea
• GOP Rep Threatens To Subpoena SEC On Overseas ESG Work
• Glencore Brings $253M Award Against Bolivia To D.C.
• ExxonMobil Asks 3rd Circ. Not To Restore Whistleblower Jobs
• New York State Hit With Suit Over Gas Appliance Ban
• US Takes Action Against Russia Oil Price Cap Evaders
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Colo. Mine Owner Agrees To Train Or Stay Away From Site
• Judge Chides Commerce For Ignoring Wind Tower Duty Order
• Leveraging Municipal Bonds For Green Energy Finance
• EPA's Chief Enforcer Warns PFAS Manufacturers
• MVP: Skadden's Eric Otness
• 5th Circ. Says Deleted Code In IP Theft Row Merited Sanctions
• Wash., Tribes Want Mining Co.'s CERCLA Defenses Axed
• Trivest Wants 6th Circ. Review Of Mich. Judge's RICO Ruling
• ElectrIQ Investors Sue In Del. For SPAC Conversion Right
• Calif., EPA Say Fuel Groups Can't Add To Auto Regs Argument
• Brazilian Developer Hid Assets To Evade $20M Debt, Suit Says
• Mitigating Costs And Delays In The Energy Transition
• W.Va. Urges 4th Circ. To Uphold Mine Cleanup Suit Win
• ExxonMobil To Pay $60B For Pioneer In Top Deal Of 2023
• AGs' Distaste For Food Bill May Signal Other State Issues
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• Trade Court Rips Feds For Hounding Importers On Subsidies
• Day Pitney Brings On Energy Atty With Regulatory Focus
• Willkie Adds Kirkland Private Equity Ace In Texas
• MVP: King & Spalding's Reginald R. Smith
• Fuel Container Maker Denied Costs After Beating Patent Case
• DC Circ. Wades Into FERC Fight Over What 'Onshore' Means
• Essar Steel Trustee Floats Settlement Of $60M In Lease Claims
• Enviros Ask 5th Circ. To Restore Lease Sale Whale Protections
• Newsom Signs Landmark Carbon Disclosure Bill Into Law
• Colo. Judge 'Satisfied' With Xcel's Disclosures In Fatal Blast
• SoCal Edison Nears Deal In Feds' $100M Suit Over Fire Costs
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• EPA Objects To Clairton Coke Works' Air Pollution Permit
• Calif. Atty Indicted In Nearly $1B Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Why All Cos. Should Take Note Of Calif. GHG Disclosure Laws
• No 'Carte Blanche' For Well Expansion, Pa. Panel Told
• Energy Transfer Owes Williams $601.5M, Del. Justices Affirm
• Justices Hint At Siding With Whistleblower Against UBS
• Blue States Ask DC Circ. To Revive EPA Ozone Standards Suit
• MVP: Hogan Lovells' Amy Roma
• McDermott Seeks US Recognition Of European Reorg Filings
• Justices Won't Weigh La. River Agency's Liability In Flood Suit
• Justice Thomas Again Calls For Court To Rethink Press Ruling
• Biden GHG Cost Estimates Safe As Justices Pass On Review
• Justices Won't Review Minn. Adoption Of Calif. Auto Regs
• Petition Watch: Twitter, PTSD Dog, Religion & Racism
• 5 Things To Know About High Court Whistleblower Case
• OSHA Penalizes Candy Co. For Fatal Pa. Factory Explosion
• Deal In The Works For Texas Chemical Fire Row, Parties Say
• Ropes & Gray Hires Restructuring Partner From Paul Hastings
• Electric Vehicle Co. Faraday Inks $7.5M Shareholder Deal
• Gas Leak Victims Claim Xcel Withheld Docs, Citing State Audit
• Judge Issues, Pauses Arrest Order In $11M Solar Co. Poach
• 2nd Circ. Says No Trade Secret Theft By Deloitte, NY Bank
• Dam Owners 'Destroyed' Mich. Natural Resources, Judge Says
• Green Groups Press 9th Circ. To Block Ariz. Mineral Projects
• Feds Tells 5th Circ. Error In Order Shouldn't Void Bribery Case
• Locke Lord Must Part With Files In Lost Escrow Row
• Ga. Power Settles Vogtle Nuclear Plant Cost Fight With Partner
• EPA Finalizes HFC Ban, Proposes Leak And Recycling Rule
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Treasury Proposes Rules For Clean Vehicle Credit Transfers
• MVP: Gibson Dunn's Hillary H. Holmes
• 3 Plead Not Guilty In Mining Bribery Case In Sierra Leone
• Texas Targets Crypto Project For Securities Sales, Russia Ties
• Colo. County Asks Exxon Judge To Ignore Federal Ruling
• Orbital Hands Assets To Pre-Ch. 11 Lenders For Credit Bids
• Defunct W.Va. Coal Mine Found To Have Polluted Waterways
• DOE Watchdog Questions Tenn. Lab Contractor's Costs
• Calif. Energy Co.'s Rates Are Taxes, Appeals Court Rules
• New Mexico Judge Moves Schlumberger OT Suit To Texas
• Calif. Climate Disclosure Bills Promise Challenges For Cos.
• REIT Gets Judgment In Suit Over Botched Water Valves
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Q3's Top 10 Deals Led By J&J's $42B Tylenol Owner Spinoff
• Steel Co.'s Deal To End Paternity Leave Suit Could Cost $5M
• Deals Rumor Mill: BP, AT&T-Direct TV, Carlyle Group
• Audit Regulator Review Has Tips On Climate Metric Reporting
• 11th Circ. Weighs Scope Of Ban On Ala. Rail Fuel Tax
• Heritage Power Gets OK Of Ch. 11 Plan, $80M In Exit Financing
• Mine Operator Says Insurer Won't Turn Over Arbitrator Info
• Xcel Unit Owes $187M For 2031 Coal Plant Closure, Jury Told
• New England States Partner To Woo Offshore Wind Proposals
• Raimondo Touts Chips Funding News This Fall
• Pepco To Pay $57M For Power Plant River Pollution Cleanup
• Mountain Valley Developer Agrees To Full Pipeline Inspection
• At One Ventures Clinches $375M Climate Tech Fund
• Power Law Shields Feds From Michigan Dam Collapse Suit
• Advocacy Group Ends NY Bight Offshore Wind Challenge
• Fla. Biz Owner Admits To $150M Scheme With Russia Ties
• Tenn. Coal Miners Win Initial OK Of $1.5M Wage Deal
• FLSA Ruling Highlights Time Compensability Under State Law
• Hunton Adds Former EPA, Volkswagen Enviro Atty In DC
• Cumberland Pipeline Is Not Needed, Green Groups Tell FERC
• Elon Musk Won't Be Deposed In Energy Storage Patent Case
• Ex-Yukos Shareholders Say $50B Arbitration Suit Can Proceed
• Industry Groups Divided On Supporting Sustainability Rule
• What Groups Want In EPA's Pitch For Oil, Gas GHG Reporting
• In Texas Power Pricing Fight Finale, Law May Not Trump All
• Energy Contractor Can't Sink 401(k) Mismanagement Suit
• Talc Miner Barretts Can Tap DIP Funds As It Seeks Ch. 11 Sale
• Ore. County Says Climate Suit Belongs In State Court
• Alaska Tribes Seek To Overturn Gold Mine Water Permits
• Green-Tech Investor To Go Public Via $450M SPAC Merger
• 5 DOJ Enforcement Priorities To Note From Recent Remarks
• Xcel CLO Tapped For Exec Role Amid Leadership Shuffle
• JPMorgan Poised For Early Win In $71M Texas Storm Suit
• Colo. Steel Mill's Post-Deal Interference Claim Beats Dismissal
• Uncertainty Still Looms For IPOs Despite Shutdown Reprieve
• Louisiana Looks To Preserve Enviro Justice Legal Challenge
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• Exxon Inks $4M Damages Deal With Crane Co. On Eve Of Trial
• Refineries Try To Keep Biofuel Exemption Cases In 5th Circ.
• Exelon Escapes Workers' Suit Over 401(k) Investments
• EPA Says Coal Ash Moves Can't Be Fought In Court
• Labor Suit Row Forces Dockworker Union Into Ch. 11 In Calif.
• Sierra Club Sues EPA Over State Air Control Plans
• FirstEnergy Derivative Suit Paused Over Objector's Appeal
• ESG Around The World: European Union
• Ga. Power Cos. Fight 'Absurd' Sanctions Bid In Contract Row
• Lordstown Gets $10M Bid From Ex-CEO In Ch. 11 Asset Sale
• Minerals Technologies Puts Barretts Talc Unit Into Bankruptcy
• Justices Won't Review Invalidation Of Ky. Utility Tax Law
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 171 Attys At 76 Firms