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Environmental - January, 2014

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• 9th Circ. Hands Win To Ecuador In Chevron Discovery Fight
• Judge In BP Spill Obstruction Case Needn't Recuse, US Says
• Keystone Report Lays Foundation For Enviro Challenge
• DC Circ. Orders Feds To Revisit Fuel-Cell Travel Ban
• LG Building Opponents Sound Off To NJ Appeals Court
• NJ Enviro Waivers Prove Tough Alternative To DEP Rules
• Pa. Fracking Gag-Rule Case Puts Trade Secrets At Risk
• Fla. Golf Resort Threatens Mouse Habitat, Enviro Group Says
• Obama FERC Pick Offers Scant Ammo To Potential Detractors
• Enviro Group Wants 2008 Surface Mining Rule Nixed
• EPA Settles Fireworks Superfund Cleanup Row For $11M
• DOD, EPA Propose New Discharge Rule For Military Ships
• Dong To Get $1.1B For Half Its Stake In Giant UK Windfarm
• State Department Finds No Major Climate Flaws With Keystone
• AIG Sues US, Sherwin-Williams For $3.3M In Cleanup Costs
• OneBeacon Unit Sanctioned For Discovery Failures
• WolfBlock Sued For Malpractice in W.Va. Land Deal
• Zurich Wants Out Of Defending Chicago Petcoke Dust Suits
• McGuireWoods Business Pro Decamps For BakerHostetler
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McAndrews' Sharon Hwang
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Faegre Baker's Kathy Noecker
• Cape Wind Saga — Lawful Economic Boost Or Ill Wind?
• Obama Taps FERC Enforcement Chief To Lead Commission
• 'Reasonable Certainty' Remains Uncertain
• Chevron Blasts Donziger's Motion To Dismiss RICO Suit
• GE, Toshiba, Hitachi Face Fukushima Suit In Japan
• Waxman's Retirement Creates DC Policymaking Void
• Chemical Storage Bill Moves Quickly In W.Va. Legislature
• Steptoe Adds Versatile Partner From Gibson Dunn
• EU Panel Backs Plan To Ban Invasive Plants, Animals
• Calif. Enviro Laws May Be Too Broad For Supreme Court
• Enviros Tell 9th Circ. $2B Solar Project Threatens Turtles
• Shell Halts Alaska Offshore Drilling After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Northland Tops Off Majority Stake In $4B North Sea Wind Farm
• EPA Agrees To Make A Move On 2010 Coal Ash Rule
• EPA Dodges Bulk Of Suit Seeking Access To Ex-Chief's Emails
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Norton Rose's Yvonne Puig
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Orrick's Laurie Strauch Weiss
• Waxman, Longtime Leader In The House, To Retire
• Texas Air Quality Permit Program Wins EPA's Go-Ahead
• Okla. Asks High Court To Nix EPA Haze Plan Authority
• Workplace Culture: The Real Pathway To Change
• Calif. Justices Send Bullet Train Case To Appeals Court
• 10 US Cities Band Together To Cut Climate Pollution
• EU Bank Gives $89M For Morocco Potable Water Expansion
• Obama's Natural Gas Support Signals Bright Fracking Future
• NRDC, Others Sue Feds Over Navy Sonar Training
• And Now A Word From The Panel: The Year In Review
• Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Texas-NM Water Fight
• DOJ Says BP's Own Conclusions Discredit Spill Estimate
• House Passes $956B Bipartisan Farm Bill
• BP Federal Contracting Ban Should Stick, US Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Goodwin Procter's Joanne Gray
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Taft's Barbara Duncombe
• Obama Asserts Executive Power In State Of The Union Speech
• Murray Plans EPA Suit Over Job Losses From Emissions Regs
• EPA Says Nev. Road Project Needs Tweaks
• House Panel Advances Bill Blocking EPA Carbon Rule
• EU Green Power Incentive System Might Violate Trade Rules
• BP Deepwater Supervisors Must Face Manslaughter Rap
• MGM Fights Towns' Bid Toward Mitigation Of $800M Casino
• Mass. Solar Program Sets A Shining Example For Other States
• Sens. Introduce Chemical Spill Prevention Bill
• W.Va. Leak Is A Message To All Company Safety Practices
• SunPower, BofA To Develop $220M Of Residential Solar
• Post & Schell Launches Enviro Group With 2 Greenberg Attys
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Young Conaway's Pauline Morgan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Phelps Dunbar's Nan Alessandra
• Bipartisan Farm Bill Deal May Save $23B Over Next Decade
• Texas, Okla. Strike Cross-Border Water Accord
• Calif. Agency Controls LA's Coastal Development, Court Says
• High Court Won't Take Up Fla. Phosphate Mine Challenge
• EPA Nutrient Ruling Dulls Consent-Decree Blade
• NJ Firm Escapes Malpractice Suit Involving Deceased Atty
• CORRECTED: Justices Won't Hear Enviro-Chem's CERCLA Appeal
• BlackRock Snaps Up Another Ontario Solar Plant
• LA Wants 9th Circ. Stormwater Liability Ruling Reversed
• Pa. High Court Won't Hear Gas Leak Appeal Against Exxon
• Monsanto Agent Orange Deal Faces High Court Challenge
• The Paltry Power Of The Precautionary Principle
• Texas Agency Defends Drought Rules In Water Rights Suit
• Lukoil Inks Cooperation Deal With Mexico's Pemex
• BP Stands Behind Deepwater Response, Spill Estimate
• China Says US Should Ditch Solar Products Duty Probe
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Crowell's Angela Styles
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: WilmerHale's Susan Murley
• PE Firms Lead $250M Venture To Fund Japanese Solar Plants
• Seneca Has Gas Rights On Game Land, Pa. Court Rules
• EPA Will Reconsider 2013 Cellulosic Biofuel Target
• 9th Circ. Ruling Won't Be Enough To Stop Arctic Drilling
• EU Climate Plan Has Clean Energy Industry On Edge
• Whichever Way The Wind Blows: The EPA's Transport Rule
• NJ High Court Won't Hear Wetlands Dispute
• Top Economies To Push For Freer Trade On Enviro Goods
• Deepwater Victims Make Final Push On BP Spill Response
• US Probes Latest Chinese Solar Panel Dumping Complaints
• Transocean Policies Won't Cover BP, Texas Justices Told
• Spain To Fight Province's Fracking Ban In Court
• MichCon Can Pursue Recovery Costs In Superfund Cleanup
• Green Groups Lose Bid To Stop Fracking In Calif.
• Pa. Fracking Rules Would Cramp Industry, Officials Say
• Ill. Pollution Panel Rejects Emergency Petcoke Dust Rule
• Fed. Circ. Backs CIT On Refund Of Asian Wind Tower Duties
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hughes Hubbard's Beinecke
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Willkie's Margery Neale
• NTSB Wants Tougher Rules For Crude Oil Rail Transport
• Attys In BP Settlement Probe Want Special Master Booted
• Jailed EPA Brass Says Agency Trust Triggered CIA Spy Ruse
• Green Groups Look To Join Fight Over LG's NJ Headquarters
• Insurers Win Reversal Of $2.8M Award To Flare Co.
• Calif. Carbon Fuel Standard Fight Destined For High Court
• Insurers Will Take Lead On Oil Rail Transport Safety Push
• National Review Can't Escape Climatologist's Defamation Suit
• DC Circ. Clears FAA Approval Of Offshore Wind Farm Project
• Zambia Allows Copper Mine Project To Go Forward
• W.Va. Chemical Co. Reveals 2nd Contaminant In Tank Spill
• Beijing Bans Construction Of Plants And Refineries
• NY Lawmakers Eye 'Home Rule' Power Over Casino Sitings
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fluet Huber's Jennifer Huber
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Goldberg Segalla's Berdzik
• Green Groups Rally Behind Pa. Waterfront Tax Credit Bill
• Calif. Gov.'s Budget Seeks $29M Loan For High-Speed Rail
• Germany Faces EC Wrath Over Daimler Vehicle Coolant
• MTA To Receive $886.2 Million For Post-Sandy Relief
• Food And Beverage Industry Outlook For 2014: Part 2
• Going Ballistic Over Ballast Water Regulations
• Mass. High Court Ruling Could Tangle Land Tax Standards
• Measuring The Response To Texas Earthquake Uptick
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit Calif. Carbon Fuel Standard
• Calif.'s Comeback Depends On Careful Spending, Gov. Says
• SC High Court Throws Out Carnival Cruise Pollution Case
• Fla. Gov. Proposes $130M For Everglades Restoration
• Martifer Solar Slides Into Ch. 11, Blames Liquidity Woes
• State's Flawed EPA Suit Sets Up Future Carbon Cap Fights
• FDA Proposes Exempting Tobacco Cos. From Enviro Regs
• 9th Circ. Revives Enviro Suit Over Arctic Drilling Leases
• UK High Court Tosses High-Speed Rail Project Appeal
• Allen Matkins Adds Energy Partner From Fitzgerald Abbott
• NJ Administrative Law Process Poised For Reform
• Enviros Set To Fuel Energy Industry's Legal Woes In 2014
• EU Trade Chief Says US Talks Won't Dampen Regulation
• EU Chooses Fracking Guidelines Over Legislation
• Ex-BP Engineer Wants Judge DQ'd From Criminal Suit
• States Press 7th Circ. To Intervene In Asian Carp Feud
• Enviro Groups Ask High Court To Uphold Carbon Standards
• Chevron, Donziger Trade Final Pleas In $9.5B RICO Trial
• Solar Group Says US-China Trade Spat Hurts Industry Overall
• EU Proposal Cuts Carbon Emissions By 40 Percent
• Mass. Illegally Brokered Wind Power Deal, Suit Says
• Texas Grid Operator To Put $3.6B Toward Improvements
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Anderson Kill's Pamela Hans
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cozen O'Connor's Mayes
• 3 Ways To Keep Pipeline Projects Flowing
• BP Asks 5th Circ. To Reconsider Deepwater Settlement Ruling
• Enviro Group Loses Bid To Block $5.4B Highway Project
• Gov. Scott Proposes $55M To Restore Fla.'s Springs
• Builders Tackle Efficiency Challenges With Net Zero Energy
• W.Va. Chemical Spill Prompts Dubious Regulatory Fixes
• A Crude Awakening On The Great Lakes?
• Ex-Halliburton Exec Ducks Jail For Deepwater Evidence Dump
• Pa. High Court Won't Let GOP Pols In On Fracking Law Fight
• Tokai Puts Up $173M For TransCanada Unit, Waste Heat Plant
• China Finalizes Polysilicon Duties Against US Solar Cos.
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Alston & Bird's Nicki Carlsen
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Shackelford's Nicole LeBoeuf
• Calif. Air Regulator Sues Exide For $40M Over Emissions
• 7th Circ. Nixes Class Cert. In ConocoPhillips Pollution Suit
• Chemical Storage Co. Hits Ch. 11 In Wake Of W.Va. Spill
• Aecom Leads Pack In Running For $1.6B Miami Sewer Project
• Calif. Tax-Exempt Property Meets Solar Energy Systems
• DOI Wants Shell To Show It Has Fixed Arctic Drilling Woes
• Calif. Declares Emergency Amid Record-Breaking Drought
• Exxon Urges High Court To Toss $105M NYC Pollution Verdict
• DC Circ. Wary Of Meddling With EPA's Decision-Making
• EU Bank, HSBC Give $100M For Egyptian Energy Development
• DC Circ. Blocks EPA Air Plan For Okla. Indian Country
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, AB InBev, BASF
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jackson Kelly's Ellen Cappellanti
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cole Schotz's Randi Kochman
• Divergent Constitutional Conundrums In Pa. And NY
• 5th Circ. Won't Pull Judge Off Deepwater MDL
• 7th Circ. Says Nonbidder Can't Challenge Ethanol Plant Sale
• How To Prepare For NTSB Investigative Interviews
• 3 Cost-Cutting Resolutions Law Firms Can't Afford To Break
• Understanding Texas' Groundwater Conservation Districts
• Local Exceptions In CAFA For In-State Class Actions
• Utah Ski Resort Faces Suit Over Snowboarding Ban
• Senate Sends $1T Federal Spending Bill To Obama's Desk
• Fla. Enviro Group Puts Land-Buying Amendment On Ballot
• Feds Sue Scrap Metal Biz Owners Over $22M Barge Spill
• High Court Primed To Limit CERCLA Preemption
• DOT Meeting Sparks Oil Rail Transport Safety Changes
• Christie's Clean Water Plan Extension Signed Into Law
• DOE Gives Environmental OK To $1.7B Clean-Coal Project
• NYU Appeals 'Implied Parkland' Ruling Over $6B Expansion
• High Court's Chubb Snub Shifts Insurer Approach To Cleanups
• Pa. Justices Urged To Stick With Landmark Fracking Ruling
• Pa. Rep. Proposes Body To Review Coal Plant Closures
• FERC Floats Solar Flare Standards For Grid Operators
• Fed. Circ. Nixes US Home Suit Over Pollution At Base Site
• China Greenlights 2 Power Projects Worth $300M
• Neb. Sues EPA Over New Power Plant Carbon Limits
• EPA Chief Disputes Senate Critique Of Emissions Rule
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Resnick
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Roetzel's Erika Haupt
• Seeking Clarity On Ohio's Dormant Mineral Act
• W.Va. Slaps Chemical Storage Co. With New Violations
• Calif. Greenlights Revised $1.1B Blythe Solar Project
• Chemical Co. Accused Of Hiding Spill-Related Cancer Risks
• Green Groups Slam Leaked Pacific Trade Pact Provisions
• House Passes $1T Federal Spending Bill
• Wis. Court Holds 'Septage' Falls Under Pollution Exclusion
• Mass. Commits $50M To Climate Change Readiness
• Solar Panel Co. To Pursue Retail Investors Via Web App
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holland & Hart's Liz Sharrer
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Anderson Kill's Rhonda Orin
• Keystone Pipeline's Legacy In Texas Condemnation Law
• Fla. House Committee Passes Fracking Disclosure Bills
• W.Va. AG Probes Chemical Spill As Congress Steps In
• Calif. Court Revives Coverage Fight Over 3 Pollution Suits
• Anadarko Contests $14.1B Judgment In Tronox Bankruptcy
• Utility To Buy Power From Planned $400M Mo. Wind Farm
• $1T Spending Bill Slows Effort To Curb US Coal Plant Funding
• NJ Judge Kicks Train Derailment Suit To State Court
• Old Superfund Standard Still Risky Despite EPA Assurances
• Pa. Bill Backing Use Of Mine Water In Fracking Moves Ahead
• NJ Utility Can't Cut Property Tax Over Contamination Costs
• Carnival To Restart Cruises In Va. Despite New Fuel Costs
• Siemens Lands $847M Statoil Wind Turbine Contract
• Pa. Rep. Seeks To Tax Fracking To Fund Roads, Transit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Debevoise's Mary Beth Hogan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sanford's Katherine Kimpel
• Bond Sales For $68B Rail Plan Should Halt, Lawmaker Says
• Palm Oil Co. Fined $30M For Torching Indonesian Forest
• Faulty Spill Reporting, Notice Delays Spur W.Va. Water Suits
• Chevron Faces $5B Suit Over Nigerian Rig Explosion
• Crop Giants Target Hawaii County's Anti-GMO Laws
• 5th Circ. Puts BP Spill Payments Fight On Life Support
• Justices Nix Rail Co. CSX's Appeal In Flood Preemption Case
• Floodgates Open To Clean Water Act Liability In W.Va.
• High Court Nixes Chubb's Appeal On CERCLA Subrogation
• New China Duty Case Exposes US Solar Industry Civil War
• ExxonMobil To Pay $2.3M To Settle La. Pollution Claims
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Otterbourg's Melanie Cyganowski
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Epstein Becker's Joan Disler
• 5th Circ. Upholds BP's $9B Deepwater Settlement
• W.Va. Chemical Spill Triggers Multiple Class Actions
• Fla. Reps Fight For Deeper Jacksonville Port As Vote Nears
• Supreme Court Asked To Reject FERC Oversight Preemption
• Fla. Sens. Back $380M Draft Bill For Springs Cleanup
• Green Groups Call Shell's Arctic Drilling Plan Incomplete
• Obama Taps Longtime USGS Scientist As New Director
• Phillips 66 Pays Utah $2M To Settle Cleanup Fund Suit
• High Court Takes Up CERCLA Preemption Battle
• Coast Guard Floats Updated Offshore Fire Safety Rules
• NYU, Enviros Clash Over Halted $6B Expansion On Parkland
• FERC Says $6B Cameron LNG Project Will Have Limited Impact
• Virginia Mulls Restriction On Conservation Tax Credit
• NJ Commision Rejects Pinelands Gas Pipeline Agreement
• Reinsurer Wants AIG Unit's Liability Affirmed In NCR Cleanup
• Feds Probe Chemical Spill Blamed For Tainted Drinking Water
• FHWA Seeks To Nix Enviro Challenge Of $3B Road Project
• EPA May Not Agree With Expanded Ozone Transport Region
• Atlantic Drilling Study Moving Ahead, DOI Official Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Wilson Elser's Publicover
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fowler White's Rhea Law
• Takings Clause Takes Center Stage In NY Fracking Dispute
• Settlement Tax Breaks Will Continue Despite JPMorgan Deal
• Obama Wants Energy Policy Review, Focus On Infrastructure
• House Passes Bill To Cut Federal Superfund Cleanup Powers
• Texas Regulator Wants Limits On EPA Emissions Rule
• Ex-BP Engineer's Lawyers Slammed For Contacting Jurors
• Tronox Court Sheds More Light On Legacy Liabilities
• WTC Neighbors Say Security Plan Creates Illegal 'Fortress'
• DOJ Civil, Criminal Cases Brought Over $8B In FY 2013
• Green Group Promises Suit Over EPA Soot Pollution Inaction
• Silence On Court Funding, Fracking Draws Out Cuomo Critics
• Greenwich Dumps Gas Station Chain's $4M Leak Claim
• Fracking Poses Threat To NY Land Values, Mortgages
• EDF Snags 4th Texas Wind Farm Project
• Abengoa Wins $1B Contract For Solar Plant In Chile
• New Earthquake Maps May Halt $664M Hollywood Project
• EU States Give Final OK To Carbon Permit Freeze
• Navy Beats Challenge To Submarine Wharf Project
• House Slams DOI Over Coal Mine Water Protection Regs
• EPA Wants Calif. Offshore Fracking Chemicals Made Public
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duane Morris' Sharon Caffrey
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Novak Druce's Katy Basile
• Chinese Energy Giants Form Solar JV For Mainland Projects
• Enviro Challenges Loom Over Funding Bid For $68B Rail Plan
• White House Threatens To Veto Superfund Reform Bill
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Sidley Austin
• Fla. Can Set Its Own Water Pollution Limits, Judge Says
• Water District Urges Immunity In Texas High Court Lease Row
• Calif. Utility SDG&E Gets ALJ's Nod For $1.6B Power Deal
• Christie Can't Back Out Of GHG Standards, NJ Court Told
• Feds Abandon $35M Charleston Dock Project Appeal
• Senators Seek More Clarity On Fed. Agency Settlements
• Dolphin Injuries Leave BP Exposed To Fresh Deepwater Fines
• Shell, Others Seek Revival Of $92M WWII Cleanup Suit
• Supreme Court Divide Hampers Nearly All Class Actions
• Chinese Provinces Face Mandatory Air Pollution Cuts
• GAO Backs Solar Portion Of $7B Army Energy Procurement
• KCP&L Will Buy 400MW From Kan., Mo. Wind Farms
• Drill Baby Drill!: NY State's Fracking Future
• Atty Falsely Listed Fishermen As Gulf Spill Clients, Suit Says
• EPA Floats New Emissions Rule For Plastics Facilities
• LA Demands Leaky Oil Production Site Stay Closed
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Arnstein's Kathleen Gilligan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Faegre Baker's Maureen Maly
• $6B NYU Expansion Project Needs State Approval, Judge Says
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Latham & Watkins
• Wastewater Migration Didn't Hurt Farm, Texas Justices Told
• Fracking Foes Find Ammo In Hidden Pollution Data
• NYC Can't Reopen Solid Waste Plant At Brooklyn Park
• Mass. High Court Urged To Nix Taxes On Conservation Land
• Wind Energy Operators Need Eagle Eyes For New Rules
• Offshore Safety Rules Top DOI Energy Agenda
• Bankrupt Solar Co. Is Hiding Deceitful Past, Creditors Say
• Hiscock & Barclay Picks Up Elmira, NY's Davidson & O'Mara
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Quarles & Brady's Sarah Coyne
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Brett Axelrod
• Cuomo Pushes $16B Infrastructure Rebuild Post-Sandy
• EPA Moves Ahead With New Power Plant Emissions Rule
• Drilling Cos. Take $684M DOI Rule-Change Row To Fed. Circ.
• La. Asks 5th Circ. For New Judge In Deepwater MDL
• NJ Pinelands May Welcome 15-Mile Natural Gas Pipeline
• Pa. Gov. Urges Drillers To Abide By Axed Fracking Rules
• EPA Agenda Features Emissions Limits, Permit Standards
• Talking Trash: 4th Circ. On Dormant Commerce Clause
• Calif. Appeals Court Affirms Plastic Bag Ban As Precedent
• Aussie EPA Approves Growth of Chevron's $54B LNG Project
• DC Circ. Wrongly Halted Nuke Waste Fee Payments, DOE Says
• Valero, Affiliates Pay $17.5M To Settle NJ Pollution Suit
• Enbridge Puts Up $200M For Texas Wind Project
• JinkoSolar Gets $66M CDB Loan For China Solar Projects
• ITC Launches New Dumping Probe Of Chinese Solar Products
• RWE Scales Down $5.4B Offshore Wind Project In UK
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ideal Legal Group's Evie Jeang
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Akin Gump's Christine LaFollette
• The Harmful Effects Of Robinson Township V. Commonwealth
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Kirkland & Ellis
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Hunton & Williams
• EPA Floats New Regs To Curb Wood Stove Pollution
• Cleaning Co. Will Pay $3.2M To End Texas Enviro Suit
• Fla.-Ga. Lawsuit Will Slow, Not Stop Alternative Water Plan
• USDA Gives Initial Approval To Controversial Dow GMO Crops
• Arbitrator Slept Through Utility Spat, Couldn't Hear, Suit Says
• Sierra Club Challenges Ill. Coal Pollution Waiver
• La. Co-Counsel Sue Fla. Firm Over Unpaid Oil Spill MDL Fees
• BNSF Can't Escape Suit Over Coal Spillage From Railcars
• 5th Circ. Fast-Tracks BP Bid To Block Spill Payments
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Choate's Brenda Jarrell
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bond Schoeneck's Ginny Robbins
• Future Innovations Light The Way For Solar Power
• Solar Power Wins ALJ's Favor To Meet Utility Shortfalls
• NJ To Put $36M Into Beach Strengthening Project
• When File Type Matters In E-Discovery
• Year-In-Review: Fracking Developments From 2013
• Pa. Gov. Wants Landmark Fracking Ruling Reconsidered
• Environmental Group Of The Year: DLA Piper
• SolarWorld Seeks To Close 'Loophole' In Chinese Duty Case
• Realty Cos. Want $170M From US For Gulf Property Erosion
• Criminal Charges For XTO Fracking Spill Advance In Pa.
• TransCanada Expands Ontario Solar Plant Portfolio
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Rehear Dow Cancer-Cluster Suit
• Review Process Extended For $6B Oregon LNG Project
• Vitol, Idemitsu Duck Puerto Rico's MTBE Claims
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ulmer & Berne's Patty Shlonsky
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fish's Cynthia Walden
• The Year Ahead In Pro Bono
• Law360 Names Law Firms Of The Year
• 10 New Year's Resolutions To Boost Firm Gender Diversity
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Environmental Cases To Watch In 2014
• Environmental Regulation To Watch In 2014