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Energy - May, 2026

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• Atmos Energy Hit With 1st Suit Over Deadly Dallas Explosion
• Gate City Sues White Energy For $200M Over Carbon Project
• Petrobras Says Murphy Oil Billed Jet, Bonuses To Joint Biz
• Feds Dodge Some Claims In New Mexico Wildfire Liability Suit
• Conn. Regulator Ends 'Unilateral' Decisions Amid Utility Suits
• AGCO Escapes NJ Mechanic's Asbestos Mesothelioma Claims
• Consultant In Rivera FARA Trial Asks For Redo
• Key Legal Considerations For Data Center Battery Storage
• Hawaiian Electric Gets Final OK Of $100M Wildfire Deal
• Embattled Metal Recycler Sued Over NJ Facility Fires
• US Pipe Producer Seeks Review Of Canadian Duty Order
• Fla. Man Sentenced To 18 Months For $7M Biofuel Tax Fraud
• Justices Widen Path For Confiscated Cuban Property Claims
• Russian Palladium Dodges Duties After ITC Finds No Harm
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, White & Case, Vischer
• Your Next Litigation Hold Should Cover AI Chat Logs
• Commerce Ups Japanese Steel Antidumping Duty After Ruling
• GoldenPeaks' Solar Unit Seeks Ch. 11 With Over $500M Debt
• SEC Unveils Plan To End Biden-Era Climate Disclosure Regs
• New Fortress Energy Units Seek Ch. 15 For $8.1B Debt Swap
• EU Greenlights Bahrain Aluminum Giant's French Smelter Buy
• WHO 'Changed The Rule' To Find Talc-Cancer Link, Jury Told
• Russia Fights Trump Admin In $50B Yukos Award Case
• Army Contractor Seeks $1.8M For Unknown Well Conditions
• Judge To Alter Critique Of Investor Vying To Be Lead Plaintiff
• Ohio Governor Pauses Data Center Tax Breaks
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear Deepwater Prostate Cancer Suit
• Wash. Tribes, River Group Fight FERC Hydro License
• FERC Order May Alter PJM's Framework, Spur $1B In Refunds
• Fla. Justices Say Ex-Power Co. Welder Didn't Prove Retaliation
• Feds Say Canadian Co.'s Auto Devices Violate Emissions Law
• King & Spalding Blocked From Exiting $300M Fraud Lawsuit
• Paul Hastings Adds King & Spalding Atty In Atlanta
• Energy Firm Insiders Forced Co-Founder's Ouster, Suit Says
• ITC Finds Tin Mill Imports Harming US Industry
• Studying Foreign Languages Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• PacifiCorp Link Should DQ Appeal Judge, Plaintiffs Say
• 9th Circ. Says Alaska Can Release ConocoPhillips Well Data
• Ecuador Oil Co. Must Arbitrate $650M Fraud Suit
• DOJ Urges Justices To Skip $400M Spain Award Cases
• Exxon Investors Approve Legal Move To Texas
• Focused Energy Wraps $240M Series A Funding Round
• US Looks To Drop Cross-Claim In ND Riverbed Rights Fight
• NJ, Pa. Move For New Data Center Development Standards
• IRS Asked To Quickly Release Fuel Credit Emissions Model
• Truck Stop Giant Gets $22M Judgment In Biz Sale Row
• Squires Institutes 3 IPRs, Refuses Case With Limited Impact
• Court Orders CBP Commish To Testify In Tariff Refund Suit
• FirstEnergy, Verizon Sued Over Motorcyclist's Fatal Pa. Ride
• Trump's China Visit Reveals Signs Of Continued Trade Truce
• 6 Firms Build DigitalBridge's $1.05B ArcLight Buy
• Perkins Coie Hires Career Latham Energy Atty In Calif.
• Sold Inventory May Drive Tax Treatment Of Tariff Refunds
• 3 Firms Steer Battery-Maker ProLogium's $3.8B SPAC Merger
• US Implements Semiconductor Deal Cutting Taiwan Tariffs
• 3 Firms Guide Nuclear Power Startup's $2.4B SPAC Merger
• Massachusetts Data Center Sued Over 'Pervasive' Hum
• Del. Justices' Ripeness Ruling Shields Advance Notice Bylaws
• Judge Nixes $28M DAPL Verdict To Pave Way For Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Latham, Milbank Guide Data Center Power Co.'s $2B IPO Pitch
• 9th Circ. Ruling Must End Land Transfer Suit, Copper Co. Says
• 11th Circ. Restores Mortality Table Case Against Energy Co.
• Data Center Boom Brings New Patent Risk For Owners
• Trade Court OKs Revised Japanese Steel Duty
• Feds Say No Harms Stem From Trump Photo On Park Passes
• Pa. Justices Say Late Asbestos Suits Can't Reach Parent Co.
• Panel Says Georgia Power Electric Co. Must Face Billing Suit
• CBP Says $20.6B In IEEPA Tariff Refunds Have Been Sent
• Two Korean Chemical Exporters Face Triple-Digit Duties
• Venezuela's Oil Reopening Leaves Risk Allocation Uncertain
• Justices Won't Review Mining Co.'s Federal Indemnity Bid
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• NC Justices Clash Over Rate Reviews In Duke Energy Cases
• J&J 's 'Pure' Baby Powder Ads Were Pure Lies, Jury Told
• Chevron Loses Bid To Pause $24M Venezuela Oil Suit
• EV Charging Biz Investors' Suit Found In Shape To Proceed
• Alaskan Tribes Renew Ambler Road Fight Over Trump Order
• What's In The House Surface Transportation Funding Bill?
• Rivian Investors Get Final OK For $250M IPO Settlement
• Latest HVAC Suit Says Price Hikes Were Coordinated
• EU, Mexico Sign Trade Deal Reached Last Year
• States Tell Justices Colo. Climate Suit Threatens Sovereignty
• NC Accuses Electric-Car Maker Of Deserting Plan For EV Plant
• Taxation With Representation: Goodwin, McGuireWoods
• Apollo Eyes $2B Takeover Of UK Heat Treatment Co. Bodycote
• Trump's Melding Of Politics, Antitrust Hard To Roll Back
• Seven County's Legacy Still Unwritten A Year Later
• Looking Beyond Calif. Climate Laws As NY Bills Advance
• J&J Used Ellipsis To Nix Asbestos In Report To FDA, Jury Told
• NFL Teams Valued At $9B In Stake Sales, And Other Rumors
• DC Circ. Seeks Trump Admin Input On $5B Award Case
• Cuba Sanctions Shift Puts Foreign Cos. In OFAC's Crosshairs
• Wind Blade Maker TPI Gets OK For Affiliates' Chapter 11 Plan
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: May Lessons
• Industrial Services Co. Warrior Technologies Hits Ch. 11
• FERC Proposes Broader Fast Track For Gas Pipeline Work
• How Exxon Attys Beat A 10-Year-Old Securities Class Action
• Haynes Boone Brings On Dentons Corporate Atty In Houston
• UK To Block Foreign Co. Losses From Lowering Domestic Tax
• Feds Want Funding Details To Fight Academic Group's Fee Bid
• Indian, Turkish Chromium Trioxide Facing Antidumping Duties
• North Dakota, US Look To Vacate $28M Pipeline Order
• Russian Palladium Facing 110% Countervailing Duty
• NY Times Word Puzzles Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Adopt Broad Reading Of Cuba Expropriation Law
• Prof. Hired By J&J In 1970s Found Asbestos In Talc, Jury Told
• 'Peanuts' Music Owner Sues Feds, 3 Cos. For Infringement
• Investors Say BNY Mellon Let Oil Trust Payments Vanish
• Texas AG Sues ISS Over ESG Considerations
• 4th Circ. OKs Pipeline Work During Green Groups' Permit Suit
• La. Defends Challenged LNG Project Air Permit At 5th Circ.
• Pipeline Co. And JB Hunt Settle Easement Fight
• Exxon Seeks Sanctions Over 'Altered' Photo From Mass. AG
• FERC Erred Over Utility's Tax Deferral Method, DC Circ. Told
• Gas Co. Asks Court Review Agency's Allowances Decision
• Data Center Developer Lessons From Maine's Vetoed Ban
• DOJ, Canadian Steel Cos. Settle Duty Evasion Claims
• Conn. Justices Let Energy Cos. Challenge $1M Order
• MoFo Adds 2 Dentons Energy, Data Center Partners In DC
• UK Extends Cut To Fuel Tax As War In Iran Raises Prices
• US Finalizes 91% Vietnamese Steel Pipe Duty On Review
• Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing
• Wachtell Lipton, Goodwin Steer $1.5B Analog Devices Deal
• States Tell CIT To Reject Gov't's Request To Stay Tariff Ruling
• Toxicologist Denies J&J Wanted To 'Control' Talc Study
• She Has A Point: Sheppard's Michelle Replogle
• EU Says $40M Award Against Poland Can't Be Enforced
• Feds Seek To Drop Emissions Case For 2 Ex-Fiat Managers
• 2nd Circ. Nixes $900M Suit Against Boies Schiller, Dentons
• AIG Unit Doesn't Owe $2.5M For Pollution Defense Costs
• Investor Who Lost $586K To Lead McDermott Stock Suit Subclass
• DC Circ. Says Solar Cos. Lack Standing Over Grid Upgrade Bill
• SunZia, Feds Say Claims Can't Upend Built Ariz. Power Line
• Ala. Power Co. Must Face Coal Ash Claims, 11th Circ. Says
• Becoming The Biz-Savvy GC That Portfolio Companies Need
• AI Regulatory Gaps May Fuel FCA Enforcement Action
• EU Parliament Approves Stricter Steel Duty Regime
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Chemical Co.'s Duty Refund Dispute
• Investors Seek To Halt $16B Argentina Award Amid US Appeal
• What New PFAS Rule Means For Tracking And Disclosure
• Simpson Thacher Adds Kirkland Energy, Infrastructure Atty
• Nikola Founder Accused Of Dodging $2.5M Settlement Share
• FirstEnergy Urges 6th Circ. To Again Nix Investors' Class Cert.
• 7th Circ. Considers Reviving Claims In Wind Farm Contract Row
• Madigan Ruling May Offer High Court New Bribery Test
• Native, Enviro Groups Challenge Calif. Oil Pipeline Waiver
• Comic Gets Serious About Mom's Cancer At J&J Talc Trial
• Volvo Inks $197M Emissions Deal With Calif. Regulators
• Expert's AI 'Prompts' Discoverable In Shell Enviro Suit
• EPA Rejects Hawaii's Haze Plan, Keeping Oil-Fired Plants Open
• Exxon Tells 9th Circ. Calif.'s Plastic Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• Justices Skip Review Of Accountant Strict Liability Standard
• DOE's Wright Extends Mich. Coal Plant's Life Into 2nd Year
• Feds Move To Drop Adani Group Chair's Criminal Charges
• Kirkland, McGuireWoods Guide NextEra's $67B Dominion Deal
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution
• Justices Deny Loper Bright-Based Challenge To 1-Line Orders
• 4 Key Issues Enviro Attys Are Watching In The Farm Bill
• 4th Circ. Halts Md. Law Banning Electricity Greenwashing
• Texas Oil Co. Defeats Race And ADHD Bias Claims
• New SEC Reporting Plan May Not Sway Energy Cos.
• US Backs Pause On Tatneft Discovery Over Ukraine Risks
• DC Circ. Hears Russia's Bid To Block $5B Yukos Award
• Lawmakers Decry USDA Plan To End Roadless Forest Rule
• Metals Co. Sued Over Massive Feb. Data Breach
• Michigan Says DOE Lacked Crisis To Extend Coal Plant Life
• 'I've Looked At Your Billing Records,' Rivian Judge Jokes
• What Jury Holdouts Can Teach Trial Lawyers About Strategy
• 'Mobile' Sources For On-Site Generation May Be A Risky Bet
• Taxation With Representation: Cassels, Ropes & Gray
• 3 AI Adoption Mistakes GCs Should Avoid
• Adani Group Chair, Nephew Ink $18M Deal To Exit SEC Case
• EPA Floats Relaxation Of Coal Plant Waste Rule
• Human Reproduction Proves Talc Can Reach Ovaries, Jury Told
• House Passes Bill To Narrow Biofuel Blending Exemption
• EPA Proposes Delaying Biden-Era Vehicle Emissions Regs
• High Court Must End Colo. Climate Suit, Oil Cos. Say
• Trustee Raises Red Flag Over TPI Composites Plan Releases
• Playing Basketball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Jury Clears Exxon Of 10-Year Securities Class Action
• Brown-Forman Rejects $15B Takeover Offer, More Rumors
• Volkswagen Hit With Class Claims Over EV Battery Fire Risk
• Guidelines For Tariff Offsets Treat Truck Parts Like Auto Parts
• New Cuba Sanctions Raise Risks For Foreign Banks, Cos.
• V&E, Latham Guide Oil Landowner EagleRock's $320M IPO
• Chinese Steel Exporter Hit With 150% Duty Following Review
• Ore. Justices Urged To Reverse PacifiCorp Appeal Win
• Texas Biz Court Weighs If It Can Hear La. Antitrust Claims
• 'Powerful' Risk For Women Using Talc, UC Prof Tells Jury
• Empire Wind Seeks Permanent End To Stop-Work Order
• Spain Can't Delay $47M Award Collection, D.C. Judge Says
• 4th Circ. Judge Flags Energy Shortage Harms In Pipeline Fight
• Tesla Shareholders Appeal Suit Dismissal Tied To Texas Move
• Vineyard Wind Contractor Asks Judge To Pull Work Order
• Calif. Gas Station Leak Suit Came Too Late, Judge Says
• Aluminum Tariff-Dodging Cos. Ink $550M FCA Deal With Feds
• EV Station Builder Accused Of Masking Wages As Per Diem
• Latham Guides Geothermal Startup Fervo's Upsized $1.9B IPO
• The Biz Court Digest: Georgia Court Has Business On Its Mind
• Data Center Insurance Boom May Obscure Claims' Difficulty
• Canada Allocating Over $3.4M To Firms Hit By US Tariffs
• Indian Chromium Trioxide Facing Countervailing Duty
• DC Circ. Asked To Review EPA Incinerator Standards
• Race, ADHD Claims Led To Firing, Ex-Oil Co. Staffer Tells Jury
• Conn. Justices Order New Look At $17M Rate Dispute
• Feds Tell 9th Circ. They Have Last Word On Pipeline Restart
• NextEra Cuts $9.5M Deal In Nuclear Power Wage-Fixing Case
• ABB To Sink $200M Into Grid Tech Manufacturing In Europe
• DOE Accused Of Stretching Emergency Power For Pa. Plant
• Southern Utes Secure First Tribal Energy Resource Agreement
• Shell Wins Australia Tax Fight Over $71.6M In Added Taxes
• Md. Justices' State Climate Tort Ban May Shape National Path
• 4 Emerging Approaches To AI Protective Order Language
• Commerce Orders Triple-Digit Duties On Chinese Fencing
• Assessing Material Adverse Event Clauses Amid Iran Conflict
• Trump Asks Federal Circuit To Pause Trade Court Tariff Ruling
• DOJ Says Issue Preclusion 'May Apply' In Russia Cases
• Navigating Insurance And Contract Risks Amid Hormuz Crisis
• ND Justices Limit Greenpeace Pipeline Claims In Dutch Court
• NC Tech Co. Says Supplier Botched Raytheon Battery Deal
• Ex-US Rep. Faces $1.4M Sanction In Venezuela Contract Fight
• Feds Say Congress Barred Challenge To Gulf Lease Sale
• OpenAI Launches New Venture With $4B Initial Investment
• Blackstone, Halliburton Plug $1B In Energy Startup VoltaGrid
• EPA Faces Skepticism Over Steel Mill Rule Deadline Delay
• Heppner Ruling Left AI Privilege Risk For Lawyers Unresolved
• The Growing Importance Of Nature-Related Disclosures
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-FDA Chief Says J&J Atty 'Spinning' Asbestos Definition
• Canceled Solar Grants Suit In Wrong Court, Wash. Judge Hints
• Exxon Asks For Midtrial Judgment In Investor Class Action
• Venezuela Oil Co. Seeks Redo On Rig Seizure Claims
• Pro Energy Granted $1.85M Refunds Over Pulled Tax License
• Mich. Panel Says Renewable Energy Siting Order Too Limiting
• Oil Groups Say Offshore Drilling Exemption Moots Lawsuit
• Poland Tells DC Circ. Trader Can't Revive Annulled Award
• Why Trump's 2nd Global Tariff May Fare Better On Appeal
• Tort Report: Tesla's Legal Exposure Seen As High As $14.5B
• Clarity Sought On Energy Tax Credits And Foreign Debt
• Rightsizing Regulation To Usher In Next-Generation Nuclear
• Expect US Enforcers' Cartel Crackdown To Continue
• Vartabedian Katz Sanctioned Over Atty Privilege Violation
• Don't Miss It: Paul Hastings, V&E Steer Latest Hot Deals
• The Ethics And Practicalities Of Representing AI Agents
• Trump Illegally Fired Mine Safety Commissioner, Suit Says
• Taxation With Representation: Corrs, Kirkland, Linklaters
• Hydroturbine Buyer Said Seller Hid $10M In Liabilities
• Notable Q1 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Interior Dept. Transfers 1.4M Acres To Alaska For Development
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Blue States Say Trump Admin Can't Duck Energy Order Suit
• Spain Creditor Says FIFA World Cup Subpoenas Are Valid
• NAACP Urges Miss. Judge To Turn Off XAI Gas Turbines
• PDVSA Says Repaying $95M Debt Is Impossible
• Vanderbilt Minerals Gets OK For $64M Sale, New DIP Package
• Md. Congress Members Press Air Force For Fuel Leak Details
• Jury Says 3M Not Liable In Texas Explosion
• Trump's Temporary Global Tariffs Illegal, Trade Court Rules
• DEMAR Seeks Ch. 15 Protection Amid Pemex Financial Woes
• Judge Won't Pause Hawaii Climate Suit For High Court Review
• Agency Improperly Restrained In Duty Review, Fed. Circ. Told
• Simpson Thacher Guides $1.3B Cold Storage Joint Venture
• Why Compliance Is Getting Complicated In Latin America
• Carbon Tax Revenues Fall Far Short Of Potential, Report Says
• Energy, Investment Cos. Ink $2.6M Target-Date Fund Suit Deal
• Speed Jigsaw Puzzling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3M, Small Businesses Make Final Case In Texas Explosion Suit
• 'Do Not Use This Report': J&J Hid Asbestos Test, Jury Told
• Judge Questions OMB Justification For Voiding Grants
• Mich. Judge OK's Experts in EPA Cleanup Suit
• Amber Denies Violating Confidentiality Order In Citgo Feud
• Service Members Can't Sue Gov't Over Red Hill Fuel Leak
• 10th Circ. Orders Class Cert. In Kansas Gas Royalty Fight
• Judge May Curb Exxon Questions In Mass. Greenwash Case
• Drilling Project Halted, For Now, Near SD Worship Site
• Navigating The Annulment Of NY Wetlands Permitting Rules
• G7 Trade Ministers Agree To Prioritize Key Mineral Supply
• Cooley Steers Okla. Data Center Growth With Crypto Farm Buy
• Cooley Launches Energy Group With Baker Botts Partner
• Ex-FDA Chief Testifies 100s Of J&J Docs Tie Asbestos To Talc
• Exelon Shareholders Fight Objectors' Fee Bid On Bribery Deal
• Investors In $16B YPF Feud Win Round Against Argentina
• Miner Looks To DQ Dorsey Under The 'Hot Potato' Doctrine
• Demand Boom May Deepen FERC's Power-Market Scrutiny
• ITC Recommends Trump Impose Tariffs On Quartz Surfaces
• BlackRock, State Street Push To Trim Red State AGs' Suit
• Native CDFI Says EPA Froze, Then Killed, $400M Grant
• Dutch Order Enforcing Award Tests Spain's Immunity Shield
• AI Data Center Boom May Spur Wave Of Toxic Tort Suits
• Ex-Sunrun Legal VP Joins Wilson Sonsini In San Francisco
• Building Codes Ruling May Inform AI Copyright Arguments
• Alcoa, Retirees Reach Deal In 7th Circ. Life Insurance Fight
• Transocean's $5.8B Bid For Drilling Rival Valaris Draws DOJ Eye
• Subaru Hit With Class Suit Over Alleged Battery Failures
• Red Hill Fuel Leak Settlement Gets Judge's Backing
• Exxon Execs Never Pressured Profitability Analysts, Jury Hears
• 'They Knew It': J&J Accused Of Hiding Talc Risk At LA Trial
• Spirit Airlines' Demise To Reshape Low-Cost Competition
• Utility Districts Violated Canada-US River Treaty, Judge Says
• Feds Say Minn.'s State Suit Usurps Climate Regulator Role
• Calif. Seeks To Halt Trump Admin's Coastal Pipeline Restart
• Feds Say Challenge To Drilling Near SD Worship Site Baseless
• SPAC Says Investor Bought In Knowing $29M Deal Had Failed
• Groups Say Feds Neglected Whale Habitat Revision Petition
• Judge OKs $55M Deal In BP Archaea Suit
• Trump Broadens Sanctions On Cuban Government
• Wells Fargo, Law Firm Sued Over Alleged Ponzi Scheme Ties
• Ex-IRS Agent Accused Of Stealing $12M From Fuel Co.
• Maduro Gets June Court Date After US Relents On Atty Fees
• DTE Energy Hit With Overtime Collective Action
• Wachtell Lipton, Kirkland Steer Hubbell's $3B NSI Buy
• Enviro Ruling And A New Law Signal Shift In La. Legacy Cases
• 2 AI Snafus Show Why Attys Can't Outsource Judgment
• Simpson Thacher Energy Pro Joins A&O Shearman In Texas
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Oil Giants Say Mich. AG's Climate Antitrust Suit Is DOA
• Commerce Investigating 3 Countries' Tin Mill Products
• Exxon Ex-CEO Tells Jury Company Didn't Mislead Investors
• Ill. AG Makes $125M Deal With Gas Cos. Toward Bill Credits
• Sioux Tribes Fight Black Hills Mining Plan Over Sacred Land
• Pa. AG Has No Place In Grid Project Fight, High Court Told
• 1st Circ. Lets NH Emissions Program End During Appeal
• NC Statehouse Catch-Up: Data Centers, AI, School Funding
• 5 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In May
• Steel Firm Workers Get OK For $1.8M ESOP Deal, $600K Fee
• Exxon, Widow End Suit Over Cancer Death Linked To Benzene
• Commerce Opens Duty Probe Into Algerian Steel Wire Rod
• How Paul Clement Does It All
• How Data Center Accounting May Draw Enforcement Scrutiny
• NY's Growing Enviro Reg Framework Will Transform Projects
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Fla. Rep. Guilty Of FARA Violations For Venezuela Work