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Environmental - November, 2016

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• DuPont Judge Eyeing Multi-Plaintiff Trials In Teflon Cases
• Calif. Appeals Court Rejects Bid To Block $1B Warriors Arena
• EPA Outlines Plan To Improve US Drinking Water Safety
• BLM Slams Calif. Tribe's Bid To Revise Lease Ruling
• Oil Recycling Co. Employee Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy
• States Fight EPA Cross-State Air Pollution Rule Revamp
• Teflon Chemical Claims To Stay In Fed. Court, Judge Rules
• EPA Won't Relax Vehicle Emission Standards for 2022-25
• EPA, Navajo Utility Authority Ink Deal For CWA Compliance
• Exxon Slams Mass. AG For Resisting Depo On Climate Probe
• Power Co. Says Tribe Trying To Impermissibly Widen CAA Suit
• The Ethical Risks Of A Multijurisdictional Practice
• European Commission Floats Climate Policy Overhaul
• Sempra Unit Seeks FERC Approval For Texas LNG Project
• Enviro Has Bad Timing In Illinois Parkway Suit, Feds Say
• Convicted CEO In $56M Fraud Scheme Asks Court For Mercy
• Phase-Down Of HFCs Depends On Trump Administration
• VW Clears Early Hurdles In Emissions Deal, Supervisor Says
• Canadian Gov't OKs $5.4B Trans Mountain Pipeline Project
• Pipeline Protesters Accuse ND Police Of Excessive Force
• Calif. Agency Calls Tribe's Bid To Sink CAA Deal 'Misplaced'
• Congress Set To Vote On $618B NDAA, Buying Overhaul
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink Tesoro's $30M Cleanup Coverage Loss
• Solar Co. Hits Atty With Malpractice Suit Over Settlement
• 18 States Sue To Block ESA Habitat Rules
• Gold Miners Pan Oregon Mining Regs At 9th Circ.
• ND Gov. Says Pipeline Protesters Must Move For Winter
• FWS Hints At Again Protecting Lesser Prairie Chicken
• Cozen Adds Energy Partner From Fox Rothschild
• Alaska Judge Rebuffs Fish Co.'s $8.5M Exxon Valdez Claim
• How Law Firms Are Using Analytics To Reduce Write-Offs
• OPINION: Time To Recognize Standing Rock's Significance
• EPA To Analyze Asbestos, 9 Other Chemicals Under TSCA
• Wyo., Mont. Want BLM Flaring Rule Halted Amid Suit
• Duke Energy's Cape Fear Plant Gets Public Input Extension
• SEC Flagged Down Tesla Over Non-GAAP Filing
• EPA Seeks Texas Haze Plan Revamp As Settlement Talks Fail
• Mass. AG Says Exxon Can't Attack Climate Probe In Texas
• Preservation Group Settles NJ Historic Battlefield Dispute
• Northern Arapaho Tribe Says BIA Illegally Imposed Court
• Texas Universities, EPA Settle Hazardous Waste Violations
• Justices Want US Input On New Mexico's Gold King Suit
• Fla. Counties' Rail Bonds Challenges Moot, DOT Says
• BIA Can't Be Sued Over $65M Fire Fine Yet, Judge Rules
• Navistar Rivals Allowed Into CAA Suit To Protect Biz Data
• Texas Court Sides With Water Co. In Rate Fight With City
• Wastewater Co. CEO Says Investors Using Court To Get At IP
• GAO Forecasts Shortcomings For Renewable Fuel Standard
• Pa. Judge Questions Sunoco's Utility Status In Pipeline Suit
• EU Greenlights $32.8B Czech Clean Energy Subsidy Program
• Business Groups Oppose Fla. Pollution Notification Changes
• Pipeline Co. Looks To Nix Standing Rock's DC Circ. Appeal
• Tougher Truck Emissions Rules Get Watchdog's Thumbs-Up
• The Missing American Jury
• US, Nuke Site Contractors Reach $125M Deal In FCA Suit
• Industry Trade Groups Join Feds In Oil And Gas Lease Row
• Enviros' Suit Against Barge Co., Army Corps Not Sunk
• EPA Beats Nucor's Suit Over La. Air Quality Permits
• Wis. Can't Appeal Enviro Redo For $140M Highway, DOT Says
• Ark. Challenges Federal Regional Haze Plan At 8th Circ.
• SolarCity Says Wage Suit Belongs In Calif. State Court
• US Steel Agrees To $4.9M Settlement With EPA, States
• Former Exxon Worker Says Climate Risk Denial Hurt Savings
• FERC Sticks By $683M Gas Pipeline Extension
• VW Says Emissions Securities Suit Belongs In Germany
• Gov't Seeks Court Approval Of Superfund Cleanup Deal
• Transportation Policy In The Trump Era: Part 3
• FERC Won't Reverse $3.5B LNG Project Approval
• Tribe Denies It's Disrupting CAA Suit Over Biomass Plant
• EPA Raises 2017 Biofuel Requirements
• Appvion Seeks Cleanup Costs In Lower Fox River Row
• Feds Seek $33M Win In Fox River Cleanup Suit
• Transit Officials Can Mull Redo Of Purple Line Enviro Review
• Duke Energy Pleads Guilty In Ohio Spill
• 9th Circ. Denies Injunction Bid In Ariz. Highway Suit
• Agency Tells Court Not To Speed Up Dakota Pipeline Case
• EPA Beats Beekeepers In Fight Over Pesticide Guidance
• Fish Hatchery Enviro. Review Missing Climate Change Impact
• Pa. Group Drops Suit Against FAA Over Additional NJ Flights
• Pipeline Co. Can't Duck $3.5B Project Fight, DC Circ. Told
• Exxon, Enviros Tangle Over Refinery Pollution Liability
• Mosaic Co. Says Suit Over Wastewater Spill Belongs In FDEP
• Feds Seek To End Enviros' Suit Over Montana Silver Mine
• McKool Smith Supports Tesoro Rehearing Bid At 5th Circ.
• Conn. Clean Energy Program Is Sound, 2nd Circ. Told
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• What History Tells Us About Obama's Antiquities Act Legacy
• Avoiding Law Firm BYOD Risks: Tips For Securing Devices
• Trump Vows In Video To End TPP, Loosen Energy Regs
• NY AG, Exxon Spar Over Climate Change Probe
• 6th Circ. Tosses Fracking Permit FCA Suit
• Enviros Say Peabody's Ch. 11 Can't Stop Coal Lease Appeal
• Dakota Access Says Army Corps Must Cough Up Docs
• Chief Tanker Engineer Gets 8 Months For Hiding Oil Dump
• GM Ruling Helps Tronox Plaintiffs, 2nd Circ. Told
• Pa. Naval Base Spills Destroyed Land Value, Homeowners Say
• GOP Iowa Lawmakers Press Trump To Nix Waters Of US Rule
• Industry, Unions Lock Horns In OSHA Silica Rule Dust-Up
• Trump DOJ Prep Guided By Morgan Lewis, Kirkland, MoFo
• EPA Chief McCarthy Defends Climate, Pollution Priorities
• Canada Moves To Phase Out Coal-Fired Power By 2030
• Calif. Appeals Rail Hazmat Fee Injunction To 9th Circ.
• NY High Court Says State Can Mull Indian Point Renewal
• DOI Can't Regulate Drilling Flares, States Say
• SC Road Project To Proceed Amid Enviro Challenge
• Mercury Rule Foes Say EPA's Cost Analysis Doesn't Add Up
• 4 Ways Lawyers Can Improve Their Marketing
• Will The 'Pollution Exclusion' Ever Die? Part 2
• What To Expect In The Remaining Days Of The 114th Congress
• 9th Circ. Buries 3 Hawaii Counties' GMO, Pesticide Regs
• Amtrak Can't Withhold Docs In Cleanup Coverage Row
• Utility Immune To SolarCity Monopoly Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• NY Utilities Can't Take Credit For Customers' Green Energy
• Greenpeace Urges Banks To Drop 'Toxic' Dakota Pipeline
• Okla. Is Quake Country Thanks To Frack Permits, Tribe Says
• EPA Gives Flint To-Do List Before Switching Water Again
• Oil & Gas Cos. Hit With Okla. Fracking Earthquake Suit
• Oil Industry, ND Spurned From EPA Waste Regs Suit
• Maine's Suit Against EPA Over Tribal Water Regs Trimmed
• White House Unveils Environmental Regulatory Agenda
• Greens Take Nestlé Bottling Permit Challenge To 9th Circ.
• CRA Gives Trump Potent, But Risky, Tool To Nix Climate Regs
• DC Circ. Won't Halt Work On $3.5B Gas Pipeline
• BLM Final Rule Streamlines Renewables On Public Lands
• Will The 'Pollution Exclusion' Ever Die? Part 1
• Mass. AG Must Testify In Exxon Climate Suit
• Commodities Co. Pays Over $1B For Corp.'s Texas Oil Assets
• Obama Offshore Drilling Plan Closes Off Atlantic, Arctic
• Beyond Bean Counting: How Legal Can Add True Value
• NY County Owes Solar Panel Co. $10.5M For Breached Lease
• Tesla, SolarCity Shareholders Approve $2.6B Merger
• Ill. Gas Co. To Spend $10.5M To Clean Up Superfund Site
• Mich. Asks Court To Stay Flint Bottled Water Injunction
• BP To Pay $14M To Settle Calif. Improper Fuel Storage Suit
• Fed. Contractor Emissions Reporting Rule Finalized
• Feds Fight Navajo Co. Bid To Nix Suit Over Mine, Plant OK
• Enviros Says DTE-Spectra Gas Pipeline Will Create Monopoly
• Senate Rejects State Oil Revenue Sharing Reforms
• SolarCity's Bid To Arbitrate Workers' OT Claims Nixed
• Judge Sinks Part Of Federal Fisheries Rule
• House OKs Bill To Shut Down Lame-Duck Obama Rules
• W.Va. Enviro Agency Says Alpha Brass Hid $100M Liability
• Chemical Maker Loses Bid To Trim $1.7M Pa. Pollution Fine
• $1B Colo. Highway Project Draws Civil Rights Complaint
• 5 Questions About The Future Of US Environmental Regs
• OPINION: The US Supreme Court In 2017
• 6th Circ. Affirms Sending Flint Water Suit To State Court
• $683M Pipeline KO'd With 'Rope-A-Dope' Move, 2nd Circ. Told
• Radioactive Waste Merger Would Nuke Competition, Feds Say
• DOE Approves US-Canada Renewable Power Line
• Hanford Nuke Site Safeguards Good Until Trial, Judge Says
• Baker Botts Settles Suit Over Texas State Employee's Firing
• US Unveils Ambitious Climate Goals At UN Forum
• EPA Inks $5.6M Deal For NJ Superfund Cleanup
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Jurisdiction Over Tronox No-Suit Order
• Landowners Push For Class Cert. In La. Sinkhole Suit
• Groups' Suit Over FEMA-Funded Calif. Wildfire Projects Axed
• Army Corps Looks To Exit Enviros' Barge Facility Suit
• Duke Says Class Claims In NC Coal Ash Spill Fall Short
• Ex-Pa. DEP Head Raises Post-Election Climate Change Fears
• Don't Pass Lame-Duck Rules, House GOP Warns Agencies
• Groups Seek Full Record Behind FDA's GMO Salmon Approval
• Perkins Coie Adds Enviro Attys From Squire Patton Boggs
• DC Circ. Halts Biofuel Challenge To EPA Aircraft GHG Rule
• Ala. DOT, FHWA Beat Enviro Suit Over $450M Highway Project
• W.Va. High Court Sides With Landowners In Pipeline Dispute
• SoCalGas Nabs $170K Fees In Wildfire Damage Row
• DOI Cancels Oil And Gas Leases In Mont. Tribal Area
• VW, Missouri AG Agree To Take Emissions Suit To Calif. MDL
• A Primer On The Presidential Appointee Vetting Process
• Merging Law Firms: Think Before You Tie The Knot
• Justifying ESA Listings Based On Climate Change Forecasts
• Tesoro Asks 5th Circ. To Redo $30M Cleanup Coverage Ruling
• BLM's Final Methane Flaring Rule Greeted With Industry Suit
• Power Industry Slams Enviros' Cooling Water Intake Suit
• Landmark Climate Suit Likely To Be Tested On Appeal
• Schaeffler Urges 8th Circ. To Reverse $20.6M Pollution Verdict
• DOE Must Hand Over Privileged Docs In Fisker Investor Row
• NRDC Vows Stiff Opposition To Anti-Enviro Trump Policies
• Murray Energy Slams EPA Plan For Job Loss Analysis
• BNSF, Green Groups Reach Tentative Deal In Coal Dust Suit
• River Cleanup Claims Against Repsol Sent To NJ
• Insurer Must Cover Dredging Contract Case, Water Co. Says
• Dakota Access Asks Judge To Force Corps' Hand On Pipeline
• Peru Stepping Up Efforts Against Illegal Logging
• Bank Launches Noteholder Class Action Over Dam Burst
• LNG Ruling Dooms $683M Pipeline Challenge, FERC Says
• PennEast Pipeline Plan Still Falls Short, NJ Rate Agency Says
• Army Corps Says Miami Port Dredging Claims Are Moot
• Enviro Group Has Standing To Sue Over Fur Export Rules
• On Tap For Pipelines: Emergency Orders, Larger Penalties
• Merging Law Firms: Why Deals Fail Or Underperform
• What To Expect From Trump's Environmental Policies
• Ariz. Highway Foes Slam 'No Harm' Argument At 9th Circ.
• District Seeks To Halt LA Plans For Subway Under High School
• Climate Claims No Slam Dunk For Oil Co. Investors
• Army Corps Hits Pause On Dakota Pipeline For Tribal Talks
• Oil Giants Must Face La. Parish's Coastal Damage Suit
• Former FERC Commissioner Joins Wilkinson Barker Knauer
• Chrysler, Engine Maker Accused Of Emissions Cheating
• NY AG Presses For Exxon Climate Subpoena Response
• NJ Lawmakers Oppose Hazardous Waste Facility In Pa.
• NY Court Confirms Nationwide's Pollution Reinsurance Win
• DOI Didn't Have Power To Cancel Mont. Oil Lease, Judge Told
• Sarkozy Wants Carbon Tax If Trump Backs Out Of Paris Pact
• Peru Won't Get Costs Despite Win In Renco Arbitration
• What To Expect From The New Senate
• Enviros Challenge Feds' Approval Of Offshore Fracking
• Merging Law Firms: Beware Conflicts Of Interest
• Calif. City Loses Attempt To Take Over Water Utility Assets
• FTC Says VW Must Provide More Info On Missing Docs
• OPINION: Goodness First, Then Greatness
• GAO Denies Protest To Navy Enviro Remediation Contract
• Enviro Citizen Science: Promises, Perils And Protections
• Man Vs. Machine: Or, Lawyers Vs. Legal Technology
• OPINION: The Verdict — A Rejection Of Politics As Usual
• The New State AG Landscape
• Exxon Can Drag New York AG Into Texas Climate Fight
• Environmental Enforcement Under Trump: 5 Open Questions
• EPA Hits Citgo Refinery In Ill. With CAA Violation Claims
• Flint Ordered To Deliver Bottled Water To Residents
• Justices Urged To Rein In 9th Circuit's 'Lax' Habitat View
• Trump Presidency Won't Be A Red Light For Green Energy
• EPA Proposes To Deny Request To Change Biofuel Program
• Grape-Growing Sonoma County Votes In GMO Crop Ban
• Obama Administration's Dakota Pipeline Decision Days Away
• Greenlighting Kids' Climate Suit, Ore. Judge Cites Ancient Law
• Next Pa. AG's Enviro Goals Depend On Good Ties With DEP
• Merging Law Firms: Why Hogan Lovells Has Worked
• EPA Must Outline Financial Requirements For Mining Cos.
• Olin, Insurer Battle Over New Info In Cleanup Coverage Suit
• Army Corps Again Calls For Pause Of Dakota Access Work
• 3rd Circ. Grapples With Dose Evidence In Pa. Radiation Suits
• Pipeline Co. Wants Stop-Work Order Lifted On Texas Pipeline
• Fla. Court Tosses Challenge To Miami Boat Show Docks
• FAA Defeats NJ Airport Row In 3rd Circ.
• Trump Win Could Moot Cases Over Obama Climate Regs
• Dakota Access Stays Firm On Plans To Tunnel Under Lake
• Lathrop & Gage Adds Enviro Team From Husch Blackwell
• VW Owners' Counsel Seeks $175M Cut In Emissions MDL
• Unitholders' Suit Over Oil Spill Doesn't Belong In Texas: Judge
• Insurance Assignment Rights Not Valid, NJ Justices Told
• Calif. Power Plant Co. Says Tribe Trying To Derail CAA Suit
• Audi Accused Of Using Emissions Defeat Devices
• Squire Patton Boggs Nabs Energy Team In UK
• Californians Vote To Keep Ban On Plastic Carryout Bags
• Recovery Act Grant Ruling: An Uncertain Precedent
• Egg Producer Presses For Coverage In Bird Flu Outbreak Row
• 5th Circ. Tells Feds To Revisit Refinery's Mercury Fine Dispute
• TSCA Nanoscale Rule May Turn Out To Be A Big Deal
• Exide Insurers Look To Duck Battery Plant Claims Coverage
• Trump's Upset Win Puts Obama Legacy On Chopping Block
• After Trump's Triumph, What's Next?
• Trump Win Puts These 4 On High Court Shortlist
• Trump To Nix Climate Regs, Boost Fossil Fuel Development
• Trump Poised To Dismantle EPA Climate, Water Rules
• GOP Retains Control Of Both Houses Of Congress
• Utility-Backed Solar Amendment Fails In Fla.
• Navajos Fight Mining Co.'s Dismissal Bid In Gold King Suit
• ConocoPhillips Dodges Chinese Fishermen's Oil Spill Suit
• Dozens In Congress Tell 6th Circ. Waters Rule Must Fall
• Insurer Can't Get 9th Circ. Rehearing Of Tesoro Spill Suit
• Land Developer Sues Calif. Coastal Commission for $490M
• IFC Lists 1st-Of-Its-Kind $152M Forest Bond On LSE
• Honeywell Given Limited-Use Access To Asbestos Claim Info
• Hawaiian Group Says Army Blocking Access To Cultural Sites
• Calif. Tribe Slams Proposed Deal In CAA Suit Over Plant
• Pa. Judge Blocks New Fracking Rules Amid Legal Fight
• Nev. Judge Shuts Down Trump's Early Voting Suit
• DuPont Can't Put Ex-EPA Chief On Stand In Teflon Trial
• The Firms Cashing In This Election Season
• Greyhound Told It Can't Toss Expert In Fuel Cleanup Suit
• Why The Candidates' BigLaw Bills Keep Rising
• 5th Circ. Says Lower Court Must Redo 'Flawed' CWA Ruling
• Fla. Men Get Lengthy Prison Terms For Biofuel Fraud
• Candid Advice From The Bench: Judges Are People Too
• Mich. Takes FERC Refund Ruling Fight To DC Circ.
• Climate Change Litigants Get Creative
• SunEdison Unsecured Creditors Seek To Sue Yieldcos
• Atty Accused Of Investor Fraud Wants SEC Comments Barred
• How New EPA Hazardous Waste Rule Impacts Retail Pharmacies
• Exxon Investors Pile On With Climate Change Class Claims
• Mass. AG Says Exxon Can't Add NY To Climate Suit
• Illinois AG Hits VW With Environmental Suit Over Emissions
• Feds Dodge Forest Fire Negligence Claims At 10th Circ.
• Norwegian Bank May Weigh Pullout From Dakota Pipeline
• NJ Agency To Review Gas Pipeline After Improper Approval
• EPA Denies Clean Power Plan Downplays Effects On Coal
• $175M BP Deal Gets Judge's OK With Opt-Out Method Intact
• 5th Circ. Allows $500M Austin Highway Projects To Continue
• Neighbors Trash Insurer's Bid To Escape $50M Pollution Row
• Disease Fear Claim Cut From DuPont Cancer Trial
• New VW Exec Added To German Market Manipulation Probe
• $1M Deepwater Claim Clawback Was Sound, 5th Circ. Told
• BLM, Southern Ute Reach Settlement In Fracking Rule Suit
• Investors Didn't Understand Enviro Laws, Costa Rica Says
• 7 Steps For Managing An Associate Who May Be Impaired
• NJ Justices May Bolster Insurers In Policy Assignment Feuds
• Justices Won't Review NJ Superfund Contractor's Conviction
• Montana Enviros Move To Block Coal Mine Expansion
• Halt Of $3.5B Pipeline Work Unwarranted, DC Circ. Told.
• Capital Efficiency Driving Oil And Gas Industry Changes
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Unregulated Ammonia Gas Pollution
• Glencore Loses $21M Appeal In Virgin Islands Plant Cleanup
• Energy Group Wants Enviros Kept Out Of BLM Auction Suit
• A Cheat Sheet For The Dakota Access Pipeline Battle
• Wis. Superfund Deal Passes Judge's 2nd Look
• BLM Failed To Assess Power Line Impact, Tribe Tells 9th Circ.
• EPA Floats Rules To Help States Effect Clean Power Plan
• Asarco Invokes CERCLA To Stop Superfund Cleanup Deal
• Fla. High Court Won't Reopen Case On Solar Ballot Measure
• Global Climate Deal Becomes International Law
• Reps In Pa. Press EPA For Fracking Wastewater Rule Clarity
• Ariz. Highway Foes Press 9th Circ. To Stop Work Amid Appeal
• DC Circ. Dumps Enviros' Challenge To Texas LNG Project
• Enviros Refused Fees After Dropping Marine Species Dispute
• Task Force Report Sees Changes For Natural Gas Storage
• The Role Of Litigation Analytics In Your Case
• Tribe's Expert Said Corps' Pipeline Enviro Review Lacking
• NJ Enviro Trust Bill Skips Over Legal Costs, Lawmakers Say
• DOE Can't Block Wash. Hanford Nuke Site Hazard Suit
• Small Firm Fights For Fees From VW In Diesel Emissions MDL
• Mich. Enviro Employees Want Flint Crisis Suits Relocated
• Ex-Oil Exec Wants Tesla's Phony-Email Suit Tossed
• Canyon Says Big Banks Must Litigate SunEdison In California
• Exxon Climate Suit Sees Bid To Add NY AG Fast-Tracked
• UN: Climate Forecast Still Grim Despite Paris Accord
• World Bank Must Divest From Canadian Mining Co.: Enviros
• ND Plans Complaint Against Dakota Access Pipeline Co.
• 2nd Circ. Halts States' Bid For Clean Energy Projects
• VW To Make 3-Liter Emissions Deal By End Of Nov.
• Navajo Co. Seeks Nix Of Suit Over Mine, Plant Approval
• Enviros' Illinois-Indiana Tollway Fight Is Moot, Judge Says
• White House Pushing Charging Stations For Electric Cars
• 3 Takeaways From Berkeley's Recent CEQA Victory
• Trade Groups Call For Halt To EPA Clean Energy Incentives
• Questioning Permit-Holder CWA Protections At The 4th Circ.
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 5
• Clean Water Rule Not Strong Enough, Enviros Tell 6th Circ.
• Auto Cos. Upping Efficiency And Boosting Sales, EPA Says
• New Miami Nuke Reactors Clear NRC Enviro Review
• Enviros Urge 9th Circ. To Protect Seals From Climate Change
• EPA Reaffirms Decision On Dow Weed Killer Use
• Ecuadoreans' Battery Claims Tossed In DynCorp Spray Suit
• Sioux, Sanders Praise Obama Comments On Pipeline Rethink
• Glencore Asks Del. High Court To Revisit $21M Cleanup Tab
• Fla. High Court Asked To Reconsider Solar Ballot Measure
• NJ Agency Defeats Contract Claims Over Enviro Settlements
• No Lynx Review, No Logging, 9th Circ. Tells Forest Service
• 9th Circ. Nixes Sierra Club Suit Against Tahoe Development
• TRO Sought to Stop Construction of Illinois Parkway
• FERC Won't Revisit Approval Of Pipeline Under Rio Grande
• Trying The Environmental Coverage Case In 2017
• Covington Admonished, Beats DQ Bid In Worker Coal Ash Suit
• Insurer Blasts Lubrizol's 6th Circ. Appeal In Superfund Suit
• 4 Ways To Get Associates Trial-Ready
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fox Rothschild's David Potter
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 4
• JPMorgan Will Pay $85M To Clean Up Calif. Landfill Site
• DOI Says It Will Have Spent $1B For Tribal Lands By Year-End
• Mass. AG Fights Discovery In Exxon Climate Change Battle
• States, Industry Tell 6th Circ. Feds' Water Rule Can't Stand
• Lawmakers Seek EPA Info On $14.7B VW Emissions Deal
• EPA Looks To Science Panel For Advice On Job Loss Analysis
• SunEdison Reaches Truce With Creditors On Units' Data
• SolarCity Says Complaint Shouldn't Be Sealed In IP Fight
• Enviro Abuses Cast Doubt On TPP Terms, Report Says
• Texas DOT Rips Greens' Bid To Block $500M Highway Projects
• Miners Say EPA Clean Power Plan Understates Coal Yield
• Prisoner Says CAA Retrial Likely After 7th Circ. Decree
• Drugmaker Wins Reconsideration Bid In Toxic Exposure Suit
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 3
• CAA Judicial Enforcement Actions Now Pack Twice The Punch
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 8