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Energy - December, 2025

107 articles

• Alaska Natives Say Arctic Oil Project Ignores Enviro Risks
• Grants Can Be Axed For Political Reasons, DOJ Atty Says
• DC Judge Seeks US Guidance In $173M Russia Award Suit
• FEMA's Freeze On Disaster Mitigation Funds Ruled Unlawful
• Judge Slams Eaton Expert For Offering Legal Analysis
• New Russia Energy Sanctions Add Compliance Complexity
• Solaris Energy Top Brass Sued Over Turbine Co. Acquisition
• Natural Gas Tax Nixed For Wash. Silicon Maker On Appeal
• MVP: Reese Marketos' Joel Reese
• Sembcorp Entering Australia With $4.3B Alinta Energy Deal
• Offshore Lease Sales Net $279M With Chevron, BP, Shell Bids
• Knitting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bradley Arant Adds Former Hilgers Graben Name Partner
• Trump's Face Can't Grace National Parks Pass, Suit Alleges
• PacifiCorp Owes $39M In Latest Wildfire Trial
• Judge Probes IRS Expert On Method For Eaton's Credit Rating
• Boardwalk Pipeline Case Sees Partial Reversal
• Mont. Youths Say State, Gov. Violated High Court Enviro Ruling
• Court Asks If Morgan Stanley Liable In Alleged $250M Scheme
• 11th Circ. Urged To Undo Atty Docs Disclosure In Peru Case
• The Biz Court Digest: Welcome To Miami
• MVP: Milbank's Jenna McGrath
• 4th Circ. Icy To Reviving Retired Miners' Health Coverage Fight
• Tribunal Tells Ecuador To Pay $221M In Chevron Case
• OCC Review Flags Big Banks For Debanking Policies
• V&E-Advised Geothermal Co. Wraps $462M Funding Round
• Florida Bill Seeks To Shield Landowners From Pollution Suits
• NY Appeals Court Revives $77M Solar Plant Guaranty Fight
• FERC's Fate Uncertain As Humphrey's Executor Teeters
• Judge Wants Cost-Benefit Analysis Of Eaton Guarantees
• Ex-Oil Trader Gets 15 Months, Avoids FCPA Forfeiture For Now
• Texas Appeals Court Weighs $38M Electrocution Judgment
• Rule Update May Mean Simpler PFAS Reports, Faster Timeline
• Akerman Adds Steptoe Counsel To DC Corporate Team
• MVP: Latham's Justin Stolte
• Latham Adds Energy Ace From Kirkland In Houston
• AI Evidence Rule Tweaks Encourage Judicial Guardrails
• Trump's 'Unlawful' Freeze Of Wind Projects Gets Blocked
• 7-Eleven To Pay $4.5M Penalty Over Fla. Gas Station Buy
• Uranium Tech Investors Get Class Cert., Beat Dismissal Bid
• 11th Circ. Vacates Benefits Ruling In Black Lung Case
• Trump Admin Backs Exxon In Cuba Property Seizure Case
• Court Remands Malaysian Wind Tower Duties For Details
• 3 Firms Advise Antero Natural Gas Asset Buy From HG Energy
• EPA Asks Judge To Let Solar Energy Funding Cuts Stand
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: Getting The Message Across
• Mosaic Says 'Radioactive' Road Done, Legal Challenge Moot
• MVP: King & Spalding's Dan Feldman
• New 'Waters' Definition Could Bring Clarity — And Confusion
• Feds Ordered To Start Turning Over Climate Panel Documents
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• EPA Wants Suit Over Refiners' Hydrogen Fluoride Use Tossed
• Horizontal Stare Decisis Should Not Be Casually Discarded
• Eaton's Position On Parental Support Conflicting, Judge Says
• Factory Mutual Sued For $14M In Lost Power Plant Revenue
• Constellation To Sell Power Plants For $26.6B Calpine Deal
• Nuclear Waste Storage Worries Too Hypothetical, Justices Told
• 6th Circ. Partially Overturns EPA's Detroit Ozone Ruling
• ITC Bans Infringing Drill Bit Imports After Fed. Circ. Remand
• Energy Dept. Defends $7.5B Grant Cuts In Political Bias Case
• Legislation Targets Reversal Of Oak Flat Land Transfer In Ariz.
• Categorical Exclusions Bring New NEPA Litigation Risks
• US Magnesium Creditors Again Ask Judge To Nix Ch. 11 Loan
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-House Speaker's Adviser In DC
• Divided DC Circ. Backs Trump's NLRB, MSPB Firings
• 10 Commandments For Agentic AI Tools In The Legal Industry
• DC Circ. Wary Of Russia's Immunity Claim In $250M Award Fight
• Judge Skeptical Implicit Support Worthless To Eaton Investors
• 9th Circ. Says Species' Competing Interests Impact ESA Cases
• NC Court Blocks AI Tech Rollout Amid Trade Secret Dispute
• What Trump's Scientific Discovery AI Order Will Mean For Cos.
• California Vapor Intrusion Policy Should Focus On Site Risks
• Environmental Groups Sue EPA Over Methane Rule Delay
• Paul Weiss Grows Corporate Team With Project Finance Attys
• KKR-Led Group Sells Stake In Tokyo Hotel, Plus More Rumors
• Preaching Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY Judge Won't Nix Madagascar Plant Award
• Seatrium Fights Maersk's Wind Farm Contract Termination
• Trump Admin Moves To Undo Biden-Era Fuel Economy Rules
• Commerce Told To Justify Accepting Korean Exporter's Math
• GAO Says Small Biz Eligibility Decisions Out Of Its Hands
• The Ohio Supreme Court In 2025: A Focus On Civil Procedure
• Worker Says Metal Supplier Owes For Unpaid Meeting Time
• State, Federal Incentives Heat Up Geothermal Projects
• Chevron Can Back Feds In Gulf Lease Dispute, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Asked To Reconsider Idaho Land Swap Decision
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Client-Led Litigation
• Fiat Chrysler Seeks Pause Of EV Suit For Arbitration Decision
• DOJ Tells Justices Duke Must Face 'Holistic' Antitrust Case
• Elliott Says Millions Lost To Oil And Gas Venture Overcharges
• Utah Youth Bring Renewed Challenge To Fossil Fuel Permits
• Judge Doubts That FEMA Funds Freeze Is Harmless
• US Steel Agrees To Fine Over Monongahela River Oil Slicks
• Grid Org. Justified Project Exemptions, FERC Tells DC Circ.
• Chevron Unit Entitled To $80M In Tax Credits, Tax Court Told
• Exxon Loses Renewed Bid To Nix Conn. Climate Suit
• Travelers Asks Texas Court To Allocate $11M Auto Coverage
• 11th Circ. Reverses Energy Co. Win In Investor Suit
• The Law Firm Merger Diaries: How To Build On Cultural Fit
• Latham-Led Targa To Pay $1.3B For Permian Processing Co.
• Rare Tariff Authority May Boost US Battery Manufacturing
• Venezuela Will Challenge $5.9B Sale Of Citgo Parent
• What MDL Judges Can Get Done With A New Civil Rule
• Clifford Chance Hires Another Day Pitney Energy Expert In DC
• Spain, Zimbabwe Urge Top UK Court To Ax Arbitration Awards
• ITC Clears Way For AD/CV Duties On CORE Steel Imports
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court