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Environmental - September, 2016

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• VW Inks $1.2B Deal With Dealers In Diesel Emissions Case
• Chevron Fire Docs Protected By Attorney-Client Privilege
• BP Urges 9th Circ. Not To Revive Shareholders' Pipeline Suit
• Bipartisan Reps. Propose Climate Change Commission
• Enviros Seek Quick Win In Revived PortMiami Dredging Suit
• FWS Can Ban Sport Hunting Trophy Imports From Zimbabwe
• Miracle-Gro CEO Faces Leaner Tainted Bird Seed Suit
• New Strategy In Exxon Suit May Stir Up More Climate Cases
• Pa. Town Can't Escape Fracking Ordinance Suit Just Yet
• Coal Mining Companies Ink $5M CWA Settlement With Feds
• Air Force's Bad Oil Cost Enviro Biz $1.2M, Suit Says
• Horse Racing Co. Settles Feds' Polluted Wastewater Claims
• Feds, Tribes Say 9th Circ. Needn't Rethink Culvert Ruling
• Red Wolf Killing Permits Blocked By Judge In NC
• Army Corps To Take 2nd Look At Sacred-Lake Gully Crossings
• Erie Coke Inks Second Emissions Settlement
• Burden Of Proof At PTAB: Will Magnum Oil And Aqua Mix?
• Oral Advocacy And 'Vocal Fry'
• API Says Biodiesel Groups Can't Weigh In On EPA Fuel Row
• Chemoil Agrees To $98M Deal To End Renewable Fuel Claims
• Flint Complaint Still Too Long, Engineering Firm Says
• Duke Energy Pays $2M To Cover Fire On NC Tribe's Land
• Enviros Sue USFS Over California Spotted Owl Habitat
• DOT Speed-Limiter Rule Could Cut Emissions, Report Says
• Monsanto Shakes San Diego City, But Not Port In PCB Case
• Paradigm Says No Need To Speed Up Tribes' Pipeline Appeal
• Judge Signs Off On EPA's $14M Cleanup Deal With Railcar Co.
• House Science Chair Asks SEC Head To Explain Exxon Probe
• Investors Split On SunEdison Venue At JPML
• Enviros Sue Exxon Over Climate Risks To Mass. Terminal
• Nixon Peabody Snags Ex-Manatt Real Estate Partner In LA
• Boxer Presses EPA To Beef Up Chemical Safety Rule
• Ariz. Highway Foes Fear Harm 'A Certainty' Without Injunction
• Scope Of Natural Gas Law Again Limited By Pa. High Court
• Navistar To Pay $9.1M To Resolve Shareholder Suit
• TerraForm Settles Suit Over Now-Junked $2B SunEdison Deal
• Wind Farm Can't Ditch Arbitration, Texas Utility Tells 5th Circ.
• Pipeline Cos. Want In On Florida Pipeline Challenge
• Enviros Say USFS Logging Plan In Idaho Imperils Habitat
• ND AG Asks Dakota Access To Explain Land Buy Near Pipeline
• House Passes Water Infrastructure Bill, With Flint Aid
• EPA Settles Cleanup Issues In Vertellus Ch. 11 Sale Plan
• Sears Settles Lead Paint Rule Violation Claims With EPA
• Bison Needs Endangered Species Protection, Enviros Say
• Rooftop Rivals SolarCity, SunPower Swap Trade Secrets Suits
• Enviros, Others Urge Halt Of $500M Austin Highway Projects
• $28B LNG Project Gets OK From Canada, With Enviro Checks
• Petty Theft Conviction Of Man Who Diverted Stream Axed
• Apache Gets Expert Atty Booted In Well Abandonment Trial
• The Courtroom Where It Happened: Hamilton As A Lawyer
• Congress Reaches Deal To Avoid Gov't Shutdown
• US Gov't Tells 1st Circ. Navy Ship In $2.8M Oil Spill Is 'Public'
• FERC Defends Approval Of $971M Pipeline Project At DC Circ.
• Enviros Claim EPA Failing To Limit States' Airborne Pollution
• Egg Producer Says Policy Covers Bird Flu Contamination
• Enviros Lose Bid To Halt Wis. Highway Project
• Why Have Lawyers Forgotten About The Middle Class?
• DC Circ. Puts Clean Power Plan Foes, Backers On Hot Seat
• EPA Must Decide On Coal Plant's Air Permit, Enviros Say
• 9th Circ. Asks US To Weigh In On $1B Japan Nuke Suit Venue
• Flint Aid Looms Over Water Projects Bill In House
• Oil Recycler Cops To $6M Renewable Fuel Credits Scam
• Auto Group Concerned With 'Flawed' Future Emissions Report
• DOE To Fund Tribes Pursuing Clean Energy Projects
• Flint Water Fight Sinks Stopgap Gov't Funding Measure
• Water Co. Ducks Spill Suit, As Eastman Loses Bid To Trim
• Honeywell, Saint-Gobain Say Cleanup Moots Toxic Water Suit
• Latham Nabs Ex-Chadbourne Tax Pro For Renewables Work
• Kirby To Settle Houston Ship Channel Spill Claims For $4.9M
• EPA Signals Intent To Exercise TSCA Section 6 Authority
• Clinton Pushes Clean Energy As Economic Driver At Debate
• BIA Says Taking Over Reservation Programs Makes Suit Moot
• EPA Extends Coolant Regs To Chems That Don't Harm Ozone
• Insurer Can't Recoup $2.8M Oil Spill Payment, 1st Circ. Told
• Gov. To Change Fla. Pollution Notifications After Spill, Leak
• Group Wants EPA Attys Sanctioned In 8th Circ. CWA Suit
• Volkswagen Fights Foreign Bids For Discovery From MDL
• $5M In Financing Keeps Molycorp Minerals Alive In Ch. 11
• DuPont Should Be Sanctioned Over Dutch Docs, Judge Told
• Corn Producers Get Class Cert. In Syngenta GMO MDL
• Paradigm Tells 8th Circ. Pipelines' Finish Moots Tribal Appeal
• Clean Power Plan 'Epic' Power Grab, AGs Say
• FERC Ignored $683M Pipeline's Impact, Enviros Tells 2nd Circ.
• Klamath River Dam Removal Funding All Set, FERC Told
• Obama's Climate Legacy At Stake In DC Circ. CPP Showdown
• Citing Homer, Judge Denies Georgia Golf Course A Mulligan
• Lawyer Lineup For Clean Power Plan Oral Arguments
• EPA Offers Insights For Retailer Waste Management
• TerraForm Cos. Assert $3B In Claims Against SunEdison
• In Congress: Ticktock
• Reps. Question NPS Response To Sex Harassment Claims
• Tesla Investors May Get Chance To Halt SolarCity Deal Vote
• Canadian 1st Nations, US Tribes Ink Anti-Pipelines Treaty
• Exxon Can't Avoid $2.6M Spill Fine, PHMSA Tells 5th Circ.
• Duke Energy Agrees To Pay NC $6M For River Pollution
• Feds Set 'Aggressive' Schedule For Tribal Pipeline Talks
• States, Industry Urge 10th Circ. To Uphold Frack Rule Ban
• PennEast Makes Route Changes To Controversial Gas Pipeline
• 1st Circ. Sinks 'Long War' Over Boston's Long Wharf
• Fed Proposal Would Limit Banks' Commodity Business
• $1.7B Calif. Highway Project Skirted Review, Enviros Say
• Federal Cleanup Suit Is Not Time Barred, Court Rules
• Mosaic Negligent In Fla. Chemical Plant Leak, Residents Say
• Shell To Pay $20M For False Calif. Oil Cleanup Claims
• Trump Trumpets Rollback Of Energy Development Regulations
• Civil Rights Watchdog Blasts EPA Over Environmental Justice
• Sierra Club Claims EPA Ignored Coal Plant Permit Challenge
• Deepwater Appeal Still Has Life, BP Tells 5th Circ.
• EPA Announces $5.5 Million Deal For Superfund Site Cleanup
• Small Bird Leads To Big Trouble For Final NDAA
• 100 Countries Urge Quick Start To HFC Phaseout
• FERC Ignored Climate With Fla. Pipeline OK, Suit Says
• Klamath Dam Removal Plans May Help Wrap Up Tribe's Suit
• Copper Co.'s Bankruptcy Can't Negate Enviro Suit, Judge Says
• Cleveland Dredging Spat Threatens Factories: Steelmaker
• Tribes Knock Feds' Bid To Escape Calif. Highway Project Suit
• Alabama Judge Pares Down Sewage Injury Coverage Battle
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Block $971M Pipeline Project
• Seattle Inks Deal With Feds, Tribes For Superfund Cleanup
• EPA Assesses Strategies To Reduce Air Pollution At US Ports
• NRDC Says TV Makers Misled Owners On Energy Use
• House Dems Push Drinking Water Act Updates, Citing Flint
• Obama Creates National Security Climate Change Task Force
• Obama DC Circ. Appointee Won't Sit Out CPP Oral Arguments
• Senate GOP Pushes Gov't Funding Band-Aid, As Dems Balk
• The DAPL And The Corps' Latest Clean Water Act Conundrum
• Dakota Access Drops Suit Against Iowa Protesters
• 9th Circ. Says Alaska Fishery Needs Federal Management Plan
• Paccar Can't Escape Truck Engine Suit Yet, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. Won't Make EPA Cough Up Docs In Effluent Rule Row
• House Panel OKs Utah Lands Bill Over Tribal Objections
• Insurer Says It Needn't Cover $8M Moldy Duct Replacement
• Protesters Shout Down TPP-Stumping Gov't Officials
• Abengoa Investor Says Put Exercise Didn't Violate Ch. 11 Stay
• House Passes Bill Easing Lawsuits Against New Regs
• Enviros Slam FERC's 'Abuse' In Gas Project Approvals
• Md. Counties Can't Jump Into Purple Line Suit, Court Told
• FWS Wants Common Bee Species On Endangered List
• 20K Claims Nixed From BP's Texas Emissions MDL
• EPA Dodges Suit To Put Emission Regs On Animal Feedlots
• Nestlé Water Brand's 30-Year-Expired Permit OK, Judge Says
• EPA Rule Can't Replace Pollution Controls, Enviros Say
• EPA Slams Rail Car Co. With $5.7M Cleanup Suit
• NY Sen. Pushes EPA To Rethink GE's Hudson PCB Cleanup
• Amtrak, Insurers Settle In Cleanup Coverage Fight
• BNSF Sanction Bid In Sierra Club Coal Dust Suit Is Denied
• Canada, Enbridge Won't Fight $8B Pipeline's Axed Approvals
• Canadian Bank Seeks $2.4M Tax Refund On Enron Deal
• Edison Unit Nabs SunEdison Minn. Projects With $80M Bid
• Pa. Gov. Nominates DEP Acting Secretary To Top Role
• Dow Not Warning Calif. Residents Of Pesticide Use, Suit Says
• Honeywell Slams Trust's Referee Pick In Asbestos Claim Fight
• Gas Demand Response Programs Are Alluring But Impractical
• Volkswagen Faces $9.1B In Investor Claims In German Court
• Exxon Pays $12M Damages For 2011 Mont. Pipeline Spill
• Whole Foods Strikes $3.5M Deal With EPA Over Waste
• SEC Probing Exxon Mobil's Accounting Practices
• Tesla Investors Seek Faster Review Of SolarCity Motions
• Utility Gets SolarCity's Monopoly Suit Halted During Appeal
• Class Counsel Nets $20M In Final Caterpillar Defect Deal
• Scientists Caution Against Trump's Plan To Duck Climate Pact
• Gulfport Energy Hits Insurer With $3M Cleanup Suit
• Calif. High Court Details Rules For Additional Enviro Review
• The Yates Memo And Parallel Products Liability Litigation
• Overhauling Law Firm Records Departments For A New Reality
• Enviros Can't Sue Over Pipeline Comment Period Woes: Judge
• Feds Fight Enviros' Bid To Block Ariz. Highway Project
• Enviro Group Challenges Approvals In $1.5B Pa. Gas Project
• Green Bond Sales Break Prior Annual Record, Report Says
• Stakeholders Dig In Over Fate Of Molycorp's Calif. Mine
• Tribe Says It Can File Own Complaint Against Dakota Pipeline
• Drug Cos. Pledge To Tackle Antibiotic Overuse, Pollution
• Investors In Chevron Rig Blast Class Action Seek 6X Return
• DuPont Fights To Undo $5.6M Chemical Cancer Verdict
• Senate Report Says Clean Water Rule Can't Be Justified
• Enviros Can't Get Favored Ruling In EPA Water Safety Suit
• River Shipper Can't Buck Claims From Feds' Oil Spill Suit
• Losing US Co. Wants Peru's $8M Costs Request Denied
• Nuke Site Whistleblowers Prevail In Retaliation Suit
• Enviros Urge Obama To Bar Arctic, Atlantic Drilling
• Foley Hoag Announces Return Of Energy Veteran To Firm
• Judge Tosses Manager's Age Discrimination Suit Against EPA
• Calif. Continues Climate Push With Cuts To Super Pollutants
• Tesoro Dodges Insurer's Spill Negligence Suit At 9th Circ.
• Fracking Rule Foes Ask 10th Circ. To Bury Agency's Regs
• Pipeline Co. Wins OK Of Oil Spill Claim Release Form
• Alaska Backs Coal Co.'s Bid To Revisit Mining Permits Ruling
• New York AG Asks EPA To Not Approve GE's Hudson Cleanup
• Herbicide In Monsanto's Roundup 'Unlikely' To Cause Cancer
• Colonial Faces Heat From PHMSA Over Ala. Pipeline Leak
• Pep Boys Wants Portion Of Strip Mall's Cleanup Suit Tossed
• Exxon Calls Mass. AG Climate Change Probe Biased
• Green Groups Seek To Clinch Suit Over EPA Pesticide Regs
• EPA Finalizes Revisions To Air Quality Limit Exemptions
• Sullivan Reps SunEdison Yieldcos In Possible Sale
• Mass. Gov. Orders GHG Caps For Climate Plan Overhaul
• Tesla Says 4 Del. Suits May Hamper $2.6B SolarCity Bid
• Expanded Wharfinger Liability Confuses Spill Cost Recovery
• DC Circ. Temporarily Blocks Dakota Access Pipeline Work
• VW Didn't Send Emissions Settlement Info, Dealer Says
• Pols To Investigate Solar-Energy Firms Over Tax Incentives
• DuPont Looks To End PFOA Plaintiff's Cholesterol Claims
• $2.6B Tesla-SolarCity Merger Class Leadership Stirs Fray
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Rethink $9.5B Chevron Pollution Battle
• NJ Justices Won't Review Immunity Ruling In Pollution Case
• Ariz. Tribe Challenges US Forest Service's Mine Approval
• Covington Fights DQ Bid In Workers' Coal Ash Suit
• Insurer Must Defend Oilman In Exxon Row, 5th Circ. Rules
• SunEdison Gets Judge's Nod On $144M NRG Asset Sale
• Chem-Solv Fined $1M For Moving, Storing Hazardous Waste
• EPA Seeks Quick Win In Bee Advocates' Pesticides Suit
• Amazon Announces Plan For West Texas Wind Farm
• K&L Gates Leads Boralex In Nabbing 200MW Of Wind Projects
• Enviro, Tribal Groups Want Answer On Joining Oil Lease Suit
• $3.5B Pipeline Project Clears FERC Environmental Hurdle
• Gov't Says Calif. Fish Preservation Effort Within Its Power
• German State To Sue Volkswagen For €4M Stock Loss
• Tribal Challenges To Energy Projects: A Cheat Sheet
• ND Judge Unblocks Pipeline Protest, But Slams 'Mayhem'
• Review Pre-Purchase Cleanup Ruling, Pa. DEP Urges 3rd Circ.
• 3M, Others Hit With Water Contamination Class Action
• UK Judge Greenlights Extradition Of Accused Hacker To US
• Northrop Grumman Hit With $500M Chemical Exposure Suit
• WTO Deals Final Blow To Indian Solar Energy Rules
• Raising Calif. GHG Targets: A Look At What's Ahead
• Environmental Highlights From Senate's $9.4B Water Bill
• NY Releases Details On Initial Offshore Wind Farm Plans
• Standing Rock Sioux Press DC Circ. For Pipeline Block
• DuPont's $5.6M Plaintiff Seeks $6.9M In Atty Fees, Costs
• Thompson & Knight Lands Former BNSF General Counsel
• Estee Lauder Insurer Can Argue Late Notice, NY Justices Say
• $44M Texas Undersea Well-Plugging Suit Heads To Trial
• Miami, Seminoles Lose Challenges To Proposed Water Regs
• Tesla Says Oil Management Exec Sent Phony Email To CFO
• Ozone Rule Foes Tell DC Circ. EPA's New Standards Fail
• NJ, Feds Blast Info Shortfalls In Gas Pipeline Report
• Trump Energy Agenda Would Ax Clean Power Plan, Water Rule
• EPA Reneging On Perchlorate Deadline, NRDC Says
• Paris Agreement Progress From World's Largest GHG Emitters
• Senate Passes $9.4B Water Infrastructure, Flint Aid Bill
• 3 Steps To Successful Judgment Enforcement
• Ex-Mich. Health Official Pleads No Contest In Flint Case
• Regulators Approve Calif. Desert Clean Energy Plan Revamps
• Quanta Says Gibbons Can't Avoid DQ In NY Pollution Suit
• Dakota Fights To Keep Pipeline Work Going At DC Circ.
• Texas Driller Says $3M Barnett Shale Verdict Unsupported
• US To Lead Global Alliance To Fight Shady Fishing Subsidies
• Water Infrastructure Bill Set For Senate Vote
• Mining Co. Says 9th Circ. Cross-Border Pollution Ruling Solid
• EPA Defends 2008 Ozone Implementation Rule To DC Circ.
• Bolstering New Jersey's Historically Weak 'Duty To Defend'
• A Clean Air Act Nightmare For Yuma County, Ariz.
• Calif. Slams Rail Injunction Bid In Hazmat Transpo Fee Suit
• Wash. Says DOE Not Immune In Nuke Site Safety Suit
• House Committee Gets Legal Support For AG Subpoenas
• EPA Resolves Tribal, Enviro Challenge To Iron Plant Pollution
• 9th Circ. OKs BLM's Enviro Review For Western Solar Plan
• DOE Pledges $107M For Solar Energy Projects
• What Is 'Real Property'? Looking At The Latest REIT Rules
• Enviros Push For Drilling Ban In Colorado River Basin
• 8th Circ. Revives Farm Groups' EPA Data Breach Suit
• Legal Scholars Object To House Climate Change Subpoenas
• Vivint Denied Bid To Restart $1B SunEdison Case In Del.
• SoCalGas To Pay $4M To End LA's Suit Over Huge Gas Leak
• EPA Asks DC Circ. For En Banc Review In Boiler Rule
• Dakota Access Pipeline Still A Go, CEO Says
• Enviros Say Fishing Agency On Hook For Harm To Whales
• 9th Circ. Nixes Part Of Ariz. Air Pollution Plan
• ND Judge Says Tribe Can't Block Paradigm Energy Pipelines
• Venue Selection Is Key To Determining Coverage
• Okla., Chamber Say 10th Circ. Right Venue In Water Rule Row
• Enviros Say Exxon Pollution Claim Needs Revamp, Not Ax
• NJ Rate Agency Blasts Gas Pipeline Plan In FERC Comment
• Solenex Seeks To Restore Oil Lease Canceled By DOI
• Wis. $140M Highway Project Relied On Bad Data, 7th Circ. Told
• EPA Must Release Docs In Effluent Rule Row, Groups Say
• FERC, NY Defend Dueling Rulings On $683M Pipeline
• Should Your Law Firm Move To The Cloud?
• Tribes May Have More Say In Projects After Dakota Pipeline
• Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Halt Dakota Pipeline Work
• Exxon Can't Dodge Calif. Superfund Cleanup Suit
• Judge Likely To Tweak Ruling Voiding Alaska Mining Permits
• TVA Must Face Enviros' Coal Ash Pollution Suit, Judge Says
• Senate's $9.4B Water Resources Bill Clears Hurdle
• Tribes Seek To Nix Row Over Work On Pipelines Under Lake
• Feds Reach Deal To Protect Sea Turtles From Shrimpers
• EPA Finalizes $8.7M Cleanup Near Former NJ Pesticide Plant
• Fresno Brought On Lead-Polluted Water, Suit Says
• Lockheed Says Negligence Not A Defense In Cleanup Suit
• Enviros, EPA Move To Dismiss Suit Over Aircraft Emissions
• Enviros Can Intervene In Del. River Fracking Suit
• Calif. Rep. Floats Pechanga Band Water Rights Pact Bill
• DOE, DOI Release Plan To Grow Offshore Wind Power In US
• 3 Legal Attacks The Cross-State Air Pollution Rule May Face
• BNSF Blasts Enviros' CWA Claims In Coal Dust Suit
• Quantum Injects $305M Into SolarCity Projects
• The Right Side Of History: Obama's Administration And DAPL
• From The Partner's Desk: Paving Your Path To Partnership
• India Moves To Sink US Green Energy Initiatives At WTO
• An End-Of-Summer Push On Environmental Mitigation Policy
• In Congress: Zika, Water Resources, Funding Our Government
• Fracking Co., Insurer Argue Whether Pollution Caused Quakes
• EPA Renewable Fuels Rule Should Be Nixed, DC Circ. Told
• Enviros Seek Listing Of Lesser Prairie Chicken As Endangered
• Enviros Seek To Sink Logging Co.'s Racketeering Suit
• 5 Decisions That Paved The Way For The Clean Power Plan
• Objectors Lose Fight Over NM Water Deal
• SeaWorld Wants Suit Over Purchased Tickets, Plushes Nixed
• Navistar Says EPA Can't Switch Argument In Engine Suit
• Chemical Co.To Pay $18.7M In Deal For Superfund Cleanup
• The Next Wave Of Climate Litigation Has Arrived
• 11 State AGs Tell Mass. To Back Off Exxon Probe
• Pennsylvania American Drops $156M On McKeesport Assets
• Feds Call Halt To Dakota Pipeline Work Despite Judge's OK
• VW Engineer Pleads Guilty In Diesel Emissions Probe
• How We Can Diversify The Legal Profession And Why We Must
• Calif. Gov. Signs Emissions Target, Climate Oversight Package
• Captive Orca Deserves ESA Protection, 11th Circ. Told
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Ocean Acidification Standards
• High Court Asked For Clarity On EPA Water Rule Jurisdiction
• Ex-Pa. DEP Chief Counsel Rejoins Post & Schell Enviro Group
• Senate GOP Says EPA Lacks Frankness About Lawsuits
• Green Party's Jill Stein Faces Arrest In Pipeline Protest
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Flintkote Property Contamination Suit
• Fed Pushes For Tighter Limits On Banks' Commodity Biz
• Vt. Launches Lawsuit Against VW Over Emissions Scandal
• Feds Say Tribes Lack Basis To Sue Them Over Road Project
• Flint Tells Judge No Need For Bottled Water Delivery
• Texas Exxon Case Could Fuel Water Pollution Suits
• Attys Seek $36M In Fees For Barrick Investor Settlement
• FERC Stands By Approval Of $3B Gas Pipeline
• Petroterminal Must Pay Insurers $2M, 2nd Circ. Affirms
• Residents Appeal Toss Of Army Chemical Weapons Suit
• Calif. High Court Urged Not To Expand Asbestos Liability
• EPA Puts Site Of Gold King Mine Disaster On Superfund List
• BNSF Slams Sierra Club's Expert DQ Bid In Coal Dust Suit
• SolarCity Seeks $663K In Fees After Investor Suit Dismissal
• Appvion Blasts Liability Argument In Wis. Superfund Row
• Pipeline Co. Trying To 'Gut' Spill Suit, Proposed Class Says
• Senate Advances $9.4B Water Projects Bill
• Retirement Systems Battle For Lead In Volkswagen Suit
• Feds Seek To Ax Enviro Claim Against Calif. Tribal Casino
• Pa. Wastewater Firm Owner Charged Over Enviro Violations
• Texas Agencies Lose Bid To Toss Highway Projects Suit
• OPINION: OMB Should Stop Meddling With Tribal Water Pacts
• EPA Shuts Down Osage Nation Wells After Oklahoma Quake
• EPA Finalizes Cross-State Air Pollution Rule Revamp
• BLM Failed To Take 'Hard Look' At Fracking Impact: Judge
• Enviros To Appeal Ariz. Freeway's Green Light To 9th Circ.
• Gibbons Says DQ Bid In Quanta Pollution Row Is Too Late
• Leveraging Trial Strategies To Improve Your Negotiating Skills
• 9th Circ. Tosses Ex-FWS Worker's Bias, Whistlebower Suit
• Dakota Pipeline Work To Split Pending Ruling In Tribe's Suit
• 5 Issues Energy Attorneys Want The Supreme Court To Tackle
• Wind Investors Can't Split $70M Award Case, Judge Told
• Pa. Landfill Co. Can't Dodge Environmental Challenge
• RI Launches MTBE Pollution Suit Against Exxon, Others
• Old Skills, New Tricks: Opportunities For Law Librarians
• GOP Rips US, China Commitment To Paris Climate Pact
• Consumers Not Buying 'Accidental' Robocalls Defense
• First Responders Seek Reversal In Conrail Derailment Case
• Judge Rules Highway Project Approval Based On Flawed Info
• Sempra Unit Buys Mexican Wind Farm In $852M Deal
• The Importance Of Supplemental Juror Questionnaires
• In Congress: Welcome Back To More Of The Same
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, Faegre, Orrick
• EPA Says Cleanup Issues Should Sink Vertellus Sale Plans
• EPA Defends Withholding Docs In Effluent Rule Fight
• Human Rights Group Off The Mark In Mining Row, Panel Told
• PETA Fights $2.5M Fee Request In Seaquarium Orca Suit
• Enbridge Pulls Permit App For $2.6B Bakken Crude Pipeline
• EPA Appeals Board Upholds Ariz. Power Plant Expansion
• Corsa Agrees To Pay $6.5M Penalty To Settle Pollution Suit
• NPS Says Pipeline Expansion Could Impact Bog Turtles
• Texas Justices Take Up $63M ConocoPhillips Pollution Row
• 9th Circ. Upholds EPA Approval Of Calif. Biomass Plant
• Exxon Urges 5th Circ. To Strike PHMSA's $2.6M Spill Fine
• Northeast Leading The Pack On Offshore Wind Development
• Will 'Dr. Bull' Affect Actual Jurors?
• Exxon Gets Texas High Court Review Of Water Pollution Row
• Iowa Protesters Must Wait For Dakota Access Hearing
• Pa. DEP Can't Force Co. To Pay For Pre-Acquisition Cleanup
• EPA Fires Back At New York Regulators Over PFOA Crisis
• Tribe, Enviros To Get $250K For Fees In Alaska Forest Case
• Enviros Want Industry, ND Out Of Drilling Waste Regs Suit
• Covington Faces DQ Over Witness Contact In Superfund Suit
• Ace Needn't Fill Gaps In National Grid's Cleanup Coverage
• 9th Circ. Told To Send Sailors' $1B Fukushima Suit To Japan
• JPMorgan Asset Unit Buys Out Global Solar Developer
• FWS Floats New ESA Listing And Mitigation Guidelines
• Pa. Court Tosses Gas Group's Drilling Rule Challenge
• NM Says Nuke Site Cleanup Deadlines No Longer Apply
• Regional Approach Is Best For CPP Compliance, PJM Says
• Judge Won't Stop Ore. Bird Cull, Despite Enviro Review Flaw
• Builder Gets 21 Months For Bank Fraud, CWA Violations
• US Forest Service Beats Bull Trout Preservation Suit
• Mass. Law Governs RI Pollution Cleanup Row, Court Rules
• PURPA Changes Could Shake Up Clean Energy Market