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Environmental - March, 2017

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• New Trial Ordered Over Bad Evidence In Cabot Fracking Case
• Nixing EPA's Right To Regulate GHGs Would Be A Tall Order
• House Dem Laments Energy Cos.' 'Lust' For Tribal Lands
• SunEdison Worried $231M Claim Could Disrupt Yieldco Deal
• Judge Remands Flint Crisis Suit To Mich. Court Of Claims
• GOP House Leaders Seek GAO Aid With DOE Cleanup Review
• Acting DOJ Enviro Head Says Enforcement Is Still A Priority
• A Law Firm's Guide To Social Media
• Shiloh Breached Fluor Enviro Deal With Cleanup Request
• EPA Yanks CPP-Related Proposals After Trump's Exec. Order
• FWS Urges High Court To Uphold Polar Bear Habitat Ruling
• Stung By Ch. 11 Plan Swap, YPF Seeks End To Maxus Control
• Ex-Exec Ducked Cleanup Obligations In CERCLA Suit
• Texas High Court To Review Early Toss Of Enviro Agency Suit
• Teck Tells 9th Circ. To Nix Tribes' $8M Pollution Award
• Trump's EO: What's Next For Energy, Enviro And Climate?
• DLA Piper Expands Nordic Presence With Danish Firm Combo
• Class Seeks OK On $375M Dow, Boeing Nuke Pollution Deal
• Advocate For An Agency: Ex-CPSC GC Cheryl Falvey
• When Renewable Energy Is An 'Aesthetic Nuisance'
• Calif. High Court Says Coastal Project Report Flouts CEQA
• Chemtura Seeks En Banc Reargument Of Venue Fight Appeal
• California AG Promises To Battle Trump On Enviro Issues
• Judge Dumps Sempra Investor Suit Over Aliso Canyon Leak
• EPA, Sherwin-Williams Reach $14M Deal On NJ Site Cleanup
• Standard Register Gets OK On $4.3M Superfund Settlement
• Calif. Agency Disputes Power Plant's $14M Ch. 11 Tax Claim
• Enviros Sue To Nix Permits For Keystone XL Pipeline
• Middle East Bank Lists Gulf Region's 1st Green Bond On LSE
• 'Codfather' Pleads Guilty To Mislabeling In Overfishing Plot
• Maxus Ch. 11 Moves Will Spark 'Endless Litigation,' YPF Says
• Calif. Water Agencies Want Water Rights Case In High Court
• Co. Told To Stop Using Rival's Technology After $5M Verdict
• In Reversal Of Obama's EPA, Pruitt Rejects Pesticide Ban
• Insurer Wins Deductible For $1.7M Pollution Defense
• House Advances EPA Science Reform Legislation
• LA Metro Beats Contempt Bid In Suit Over Subway Project
• Volkswagen Strikes $157M Deal Over States' Emissions Claims
• 2 Maine Men Indicted For Eel Trafficking Scheme
• Trump's NAFTA Plan Hews Closely To TPP Model
• Advocate For An Agency: Ex-DOT GC Kathryn Thompson
• SunEdison Creditors Blast $2.5B Yieldco Share Sale Plan
• 10th Circ. Says Congress Can Regulate Prairie Dog Hunting
• Judge Pauses Statoil Royalty Violations Suit Against DOI
• Clean Coal Biz, Ex-CFO Settle SEC Probe
• Exxon's Texas Suit Over AGs' Climate Probes Sent To NY
• NY State Seeks To Quash Bid To Ax Nuke Plant Subsidies
• Canadian Enviro Firm Won't Get Arbitration With Chinese Co.
• NJ Properly Awarded Sandy Project, Appeals Panel Says
• Solar Firm Sungevity Ch. 11 Bid Rules Modified In Del.
• Pa. DEP Sues Municipalities Over Frack Water Disposal Wells
• Enviros Lose Bid To Nix NJ Permit For Road Over Park Trail
• Duke Energy Investors Take Coal Ash Suit To Del. High Court
• Monsanto Denied Pause Of Doc Handover In Syngenta MDL
• Ariz. Tribe Accuses Authority Of Denying Water Rights
• Lifting Of Federal Coal Moratorium Sparks Legal Fight
• Green Groups Say No Proof Nuke Plants Are Zero-Emission
• Advocate For An Agency: Ex-FERC GC Cynthia Marlette
• Judge Buries Lawsuit Over $1.6M Army Corps Soil Dispute
• EU Endocrine Disruptor Fights Could Lead To US Litigation
• China's Tencent Nabs 5% Tesla Stake In $1.78B Deal
• EPA Asks DC Circ. To Put Off Ruling On Clean Power Plan
• Trump Energy Order Creates Tough Choices For Agencies
• Judge Dumps NY Town's CERCLA Suit Against Landscapers
• Fla. Bill To Let Utilities Invest In Fracking Advances
• NJ Official Sues Online Critics Over Pipeline Vote Bashing
• Sungevity Creditors Say Ch. 11 Auction Plan Chills Bidding
• Sioux Can't Step Into Dakota Pipeline Row, Army Corps Says
• Tire Cos. Lose Bid For Feds' Exchanges With 'Lying' Expert
• Tribal Group, Enviros Challenge Keystone XL Permit
• 5th Circ. Revives Crawfish Farmers' Pipeline Dredging Suit
• Nev. Recycler's Competition Claims Against Rivals, Reno Axed
• Judge Denies FWS Bid To Shut Down Coastal Marten ESA Suit
• NJ Green Group Appeals Agency's Gas Pipeline Approval
• Greenberg Traurig Lures Enviro Pro From Holland & Hart
• Pa. Justices Won't Revive Citizens' Bid For Enviro Study
• Feds Ordered To Release More Water For Vulnerable Fish
• Cos. Urge Court To Toss Action Over Smelting Contaminants
• Investors Jumping The Gun With Judgment Bid, VW Says
• Trump Signs Order Targeting Obama's Climate Legacy
• Powertech Backs Feds' Bid To Nix Uranium Mine Challenge
• Bird Groups Sue to Block Lake Erie Wind Turbine Project
• Maryland Poised To Indefinitely Ban Fracking
• Portland General Electric Can't Duck Enviro's CWA Claims
• Trump Set To KO Obama's Signature Climate Change Regs
• $28.6M Fees In VW Fraud Deal Hardly 'Excessive,' Firms Say
• Homeowners Get Class Cert. In Flood Suit Against Paper Co.
• Faulty Info Let $3.5B Pipeline Proceed, Enviros Tell FERC
• Norway's DNB Bank Selling Stake In Dakota Pipeline Loans
• Mich. Reaches $87M Deal To Replace Flint Water Lines
• Orrick Pulls 2 Energy Partners From Norton Rose Fulbright
• Michael Best Adds Ex-DOJ Enviro Atty From Clark Hill
• Fisheries Service Must Redo ESA Analysis, Court Says
• Are Your In-House Lawyers Happy?
• Ponca Tribe Looks To Fight Keystone XL's Path Through Neb.
• Southern Co. Investors Sue For Records On $7B Coal Plant
• NJ Justices Find No Retroactive Liability For State In Cleanup
• 'Manure Nutrients' Don't Absolve Alleged Polluter, Court Says
• CEO Gets 3 Years' Probation In Wastewater Sample Cover-Up
• EPA Wants To Consider New Standards In Calif. Water Suit
• VW Drivers, Feds Seek Approval For $1.2B Emissions Deal
• EPA Ducks Charles River Stormwater Pollution Permit Suit
• Developer Defends 'Hyper-Technical Flaws' In $26M Easement
• Utility Can't Use Ruling As Antitrust Shield, SolarCity Says
• Tribe Says DC Circ. Can Hear Uranium Mine Challenge
• In Congress: Light Floor Schedule, Heavy On Committees
• Seals' 'Threatened' Status Properly Nixed, 9th Circ. Hears
• Power Co. Urges High Court To Review EPA Boiler Rule
• NY Law Applies In Chemtura Coverage Fight, Del. Justices Say
• BIA Can Ditch Liability In Flooded Spuds Suit, Judge Says
• SunEdison Lenders Fight To Ax Fraudulent Transfer Suit
• Enviros Granted New Life In Calif. Asphalt Plant Dispute
• Army Corps Says Dakota Access OKs On Solid Ground
• Keystone Challengers Unlikely To Trump Presidential Permit
• Colo. Appeals Court Revives Fracking Rule Proposal
• Enviros Want DC Circ. To Stop Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline
• Ex-Monsanto Lawyer Must Hand Over Docs In Syngenta MDL
• Tesla Investors Sue Elon Musk Over SolarCity Merger
• NYC Group Gets Quick Win In Hudson River Island Park Suit
• Trump's Skinny EPA Budget Could Have Far-Reaching Impacts
• Calif. Advances Methane, Vehicle Emissions Standards
• What You Need To Know About The Border Wall So Far
• Pa. Landowners' Suit To Get Fracking Project OK'd Tossed
• How Past And Present Aerial Photography Can Make The Case
• Google, NASA, Planes And A Stronger Legal Team
• Trump Grants Cross-Border Permit For Keystone XL Pipeline
• Arnold & Porter Snags Ex-Obama Enviro Official
• Biodiesel Cos. Say Argentina, Indonesia Undercutting Market
• High Court Shouldn't Delay Water Rule Suit, 7 States Say
• Reps. Again Float Bill To Boost Funding For Mine Cleanups
• Dominion Violated CWA With Coal Ash Arsenic, Judge Says
• EPA Sued Over Employees' Use Of Encrypted Messaging App
• Lawmakers Introduce Bipartisan Water Infrastructure Bill
• German Prosecutors Probe Daimler Diesel Emissions
• EPA Ordered To Review 13 Sources Of Air Pollution By 2020
• NJ Water Agency Settles Claims Against Ex-Board Members
• Ga. Updating Coal Plant Permits To End Enviros' Suit
• Acquiring Midstream Assets And Gas Agreements: Part 2
• 10 Tips For Better Legal Negotiations
• Jury Awards Calif. Mining Families $100M For County's Plot
• Exxon Ordered To Turn Over Execs' Climate Change Docs
• ING Bank Inks Deal To Sell Its Share Of Dakota Pipeline Loan
• Enviros Ask For Pa. Pipeline Project Stay During Appeal
• VW, Ex-Exec Seek To Scrap Investor Claims In Emissions MDL
• Dem Senators' Letter Says Trump EPA Budget A Disaster
• 5th Circ. Sides With EPA In Battle Over Texas Haze Rule
• Senate Dems Slam Trump's Skinny DOI Budget
• GAO Says It Can Judge Intergovernmental Contracts
• GAO Blasts Pace Of Offshore Drilling Oversight Improvements
• New York Launches $70M Electric Car Rebate Initiative
• Suit Accusing FERC Of Pro-Energy Industry Bias Thrown Out
• Wyo. Gov. Gets Pipeline Agency To End FERC Authority Fight
• Measure Nixing Alaska Hunting Regs Heads To Trump
• Gray Matters: Decision Error
• Delta's Safari Trophy Ban Beats Challenge In 5th Circ.
• 4 Must-Knows For Developers As Trump Cabinet Ramps Up
• Acquiring Midstream Assets And Gas Agreements: Part 1
• NY AG Slams Exxon Again Over Order For Climate Emails
• Gorsuch Rebukes Trump, Defends Record To Senate Panel
• House Dems Say Pruitt, Perry 'Flouted' Law With Rule Delays
• Enviros Ask Court To Stop Fla. Big Cypress Oil Project
• Ernst & Young Must Face Marrone Bio Investor Claims: Judge
• $29M Fee Bid In Emissions Fraud Suit 'Excessive,' VW Says
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Enviro Partner From Beveridge
• Schneiderman Warns EPA Cuts Will Thwart NY Cleanup
• Dakota Access Says Pipeline Hit With 'Coordinated Attacks'
• Enviros, Farmers Sue EPA Over Weed Killer Registration
• Daimler Must Face Emissions Fraud Suit In US, Investors Say
• Investors Say Chemical Co. Didn't Disclose $2.8M Sale Delay
• Texas Moves To Join Suit Challenging BLM Flaring Rule
• WTO Dispute Roundup: EU Gains Allies In China Market Spat
• NJ Sens. Express Enviro Concerns Over PennEast Pipeline
• 1st Circ. Bolsters State Powers In Gas Pipeline Reviews
• Ariz. Highway Approval Done The Right Way, 9th Circ. Told
• Wash. Tribe Wins Temporary Block On Others' Halibut Fishing
• Utility Tells 9th Circ. New Ruling Boosts Antitrust Defense
• Canada Regulators Launch Climate Change Disclosure Review
• EPA's Pruitt Targeted In Okla. Ethics Complaint Over Emails
• BNY, Morgan Stanley End $81M Suit Over Mall Built On Dump
• Law Schools And Law Firms: Seeking Common Ground
• The Quadrennial Energy Review And Generation Development
• 9th Circ. Rejects Challenges To Navajo Plant Smog Plan
• Fuel Co. Can't Get $5.5M Credit For Raw Materials, Feds Say
• EPA Commits $100M For Flint Water Infrastructure Upgrades
• Wine Co. Can't Trim 'Redundant' Claims In Worker Death Suit
• Citgo Tells 5th Circ. $81M Spill Fine Is Too Flawed To Stand
• 9th Circ. Says Fishermen's APA Suit Lacks Jurisdiction
• Troutman Sanders Adds Dentons Energy Markets Team
• Partisan Sparks Fly At Gorsuch Hearing's First Day
• Justices Won't Hear Park Worker's Whistleblower Suit
• Trump Admin. Delays Efficiency, Electric Vehicle Rules
• Indonesia Set To Target EU Biodiesel Tariffs At WTO
• NJ High Court Will Hear Farmland Preservation Row
• Deepwater Judge Allows Delayed Claims To Proceed To Court
• DOE Has No Excuse For Shirking LNG Study, Enviros Say
• Iowa Water Nitrate Pollution Suit Is Tossed By Fed. Court
• NOAA Says Temperature Study Docs Protected In FOIA Suit
• Fiat Investors Seek Class Cert. In Emissions Cheating Suit
• Feds Say They Don't 'Own' Navajo Land In Cleanup Suit
• DC Circ. Denies Tribe's Bid To Stem Dakota Pipeline Oil
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To Well-Plug Order
• Why We Need The Fairness In Class Action Litigation Act
• Regulatory Pathways Emerge For Gene-Edited Products
• Killing Class Actions Means Everybody Loses
• Not From Around Here? Trying A Case As An Out-Of-Towner
• Miami Mayor Asks Legislators To Oppose FPL-Backed Bills
• Feds, Sioux Tribe Tangle Over Bid To Halt Dakota Pipeline
• Greenpeace Sues DHS For Records On Chemical Facilities
• High Court Urged To Pull Flint Water Row From State Court
• Kansas' Top Court Affirms Green Light For $2.8B Coal Plant
• Trump Backs Up Paris Exit Talk With Climate Funding Cuts
• La. Levee Board Asks 5th Circ. To Rethink Coastal Harm Suit
• US Mining Co. Appeals Order In Nova Scotia Quarry Row
• DOL Again Delays Beryllium Rule Under Trump Memo
• NRC Says Oglala Sioux Uranium Mine Challenge Is Premature
• Ariz. Tribe Hits Gov't With $200M Trust Mismanagement Suit
• Polysilicon Co. Fears Loss Of IP In SunEdison Asset Sale
• Fla. Phosphate Mine Projects Wrongly Approved, Enviros Say
• Class Counsel Gets $167M In Fees In VW Emissions MDL
• Exxon Shoots Back At NY AG Over CEO's Climate Emails
• Former EPA Administrators Slam Trump Budget Proposal
• Maxus Seeks More Ch. 11 Exclusivity Amid Creditor Proposal
• Tesla Nets $1.2B In Combined Debt, Stock To Fund Model 3
• Chemical Maker Loses Appeal Over Biodegradability Claims
• NJ Spill Act May Now Include Right To Compel Sampling
• Avoiding Pitfalls Of Corp. Social Responsibility Statements
• Trump's Shrunken EPA Budget Would Also Hinder States
• 1st Circ. Tosses Enviros' Appeal Over Natural Gas Pipeline
• Pipeline Co. Can't Sue NY Over Permit Delay, Judge Says
• Kan. Chemist Charged With Illegally Storing Hazardous Waste
• Sioux Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Halt Dakota Access Oil Flow
• Vietnamese Wind Tower Co. Escapes Anti-Dumping Duties
• Investors Say VW's Admissions Of Guilt Are Proof Of Intent
• Pennsylvania DEP Chief Blasts Proposed EPA Cuts
• VW Slams German Prosecutors After Jones Day Office Search
• 9th Circ. Backs Tribal Right To Water. But How Much?
• Congress Braces For Fight Over Trump's First Budget
• Clean Energy Takes It On The Chin In Trump Budget Plan
• Insurer Says Policy Error Clears It In $1.4M Pollution Suit
• High Court Urged To Hear Water Rule Suit Despite Exec. Order
• Ex. Pa. Rep Suspended From Bar Over Bilking Client Funds
• Renewable Energy And Tax Reform
• Trump Proposes Slashing EPA's Budget By $2.6B
• Trump Budget Request To Seek State Dept. Cuts, Wall Funds
• DOI Plans To Rescind Obama-Era Fracking Rule
• Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Okinawa Marine Base Suit
• EU Agency Says Monsanto Weedkiller Doesn't Cause Cancer
• Solar Firm Sungevity Gets Interim OK To Tap $20M DIP Loan
• 17 GOP Reps Acknowledge Climate Change, Press For Action
• Legal Fight Certain As Trump Targets Auto Emission Regs
• Marshall Islands Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Nuke Treaty Suit
• Kirkland, Quinn Attys Join New Firm Pierce Sergenian
• Enviros Fight EPA For Pruitt's Emails
• Insurers Urge Tossing Of Cooper's Enviro Coverage Ruling
• Groups Push For Permanent Delaware Watershed Frack Ban
• VW Slams 'Windfall' Sought By Objectors To Emissions Deal
• Tribe Can't Halt Dakota Access Oil Flow During Appeal
• Bankrupt SunEdison Seeks To Advance $2.5B Yieldco Deal
• Petroleum Cos. Fined $3M For Calif. Enviro Violations
• EPA, DOT Take Aim At Auto Emissions Standards
• Gas Co. Wants Enviros Kept Out Of Pa. Fracking Waste Case
• Texas Files Suit At 5th Circ. Over Yucca Mountain Inaction
• Outdated Rules Are Holding Back Energy Storage
• Upholding Assignment Of Post-Loss Claims
• The 'Marriage Before Injury' Rule And Wrongful Death
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive $266B FCA Suit Over BP Atlantis Regs
• Calif. Appeals Court Tosses Oil Storage Expansion Suit
• Class Certification Denied In $1.5B Chevron Rig Blast Suit
• B&W's Renewable Struggles Tanked Stock, Investors Say
• States, Corporate America Will Fill Clean Energy Policy Gap
• McGuireWoods Brings Experienced Hand On To Energy Team
• Climatologist Urges DC Court To Let Defamation Suit Stand
• Tire Cos. Say Feds' Witness Will Lie In PCBs Retrial
• Pa. Court Denies Enviros' Bid To Halt Sunoco Pipeline Work
• Vendors Can Intervene To Shield IP In Pa. Shell Permit Row
• Congress Urged To Include Grid Work In Infrastructure Push
• EPA Gets 3 Years To Update Hazardous Pollutant Rules
• Solar Firm Sungevity Hits Ch. 11 After Failed Buyout
• Pruitt Blocks Start Of EPA Rule On Chemical Risk Plans
• NM, Navajo Tribe Blast EPA Bid To Duck Gold King Spill Suits
• VW Bondholders Say Emissions Suit Has Legs
• 6 Dems Want EPA OIG To Probe Potential Pruitt Conflicts
• Tribe Says No Conflict Between Claims, 9th Circ. Water Ruling
• Water Co. Wins $7.6M After Calif. City Loses Takeover Bid
• What To Know About New RCRA Post-Closure Care Guidance
• How The Most Profitable Law Firms Structure Their C-Suites
• Exxon Used Fake Name On Tillerson Climate Emails: NY AG
• San Onofre Owners Net $125M In Nuke Plant Shutdown Row
• Washington Says Monsanto PCB Suit Belongs In State Court
• Dakota Access Says Tribe Is Too Late To Halt 'Black Snake'
• Groups Tell Court EPA Failed To Fulfill Civil Rights Obligations
• Valero Gets Corpus Christi Water Litigation Moved To MDL
• DC Circ. Pauses EPA 2017 Biofuel Standards Challenge
• Clean Energy Financier Hit By 'Deceptive Loan' Class Action
• McCain Asks EPA OIG For Info On Gold King Criminal Probe
• Investors Press Case In $97M Costa Rican Real Estate Row
• Trump Orders Review Of Fed. Programs In Bid To Shrink Gov't
• Pa. Justices Urged To Preserve Fracking Rule Injunction
• Enviros Seek Quick Win In Suit Over FWS' Bison Range Plans
• Monsanto Can't Keep Glyphosate Off Calif. Cancer List: Court
• 9th Circ. Should Say If Kids' Climate Suit Is OK: Industry
• Wildfires Prompt Govs. To Seek Grazing Restrictions Pause
• Feds Get Tribes' Claims Trimmed In Calif. Highway Project Suit
• Kinder Morgan Unit Says Nashville Playing Games With Permit
• FEMA Housing Contractors Get Katrina FCA Suit Tossed
• Okla. House Approves Ending Wind Tax Credit In July
• Settlement Strategy: What Does The Client Really Want?
• Railroads Ask 9th Circ. To Keep Block On Calif. Hazmat Fee
• Law Profs Ask 9th Circ. To Review Fish ESA Listing Decision
• 9th Circ. Stays Ruling In $2M High-Speed Rail Contractor Spat
• NJ Cost-Sharing Ruling May Speed Up Polluted Property Suits
• Foes Of Calif. Tribal Casino Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Suit
• Science Groups Move To Protect NOAA Docs In FOIA Suit
• NYC Antique Merchant Pleads Guilty To Elephant Ivory Sale
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Va. Coal Wastewater
• Tribe Can Join County's Stayed BIA Suit Over Trust Land
• State Dept. Says Tillerson Recused Himself From Keystone XL
• Exxon Slams Bid To Rethink Order Trimming La. Plant Suit
• Greece Receives €300M For Renewable Energy Investment
• In The Associate Lateral Market, All Law Firms Are Not Equal
• VW Pleads Guilty In Emissions Cheating Suit
• Trudeau Says Environmentalism, Energy Growth Can Co-Exist
• SolarCity Faces TCPA Cert. Bid, Says Some Agreed To Calls
• Fla. Resiliency Action Key To Insurance Stability: Experts
• Dakota Access Cites Attack Risk If Pipeline Docs Released
• Navistar Objects To 2 Orders It Says Stalled Its Defense
• Enviros Sue Fla. Chicken Plant Over Alleged River Pollution
• 10th Circ. Checks On Gov't Stance In Fracking Rule Case
• EPA Opens Civil Rights Investigation Of Hawaii Pesticide Use
• 4th Circ. Backs Dominion's $22M Win In Coal Supply Dispute
• Feds Ask 5th Circ. To Hold Barge Co. Liable For $20M Spill
• Reflections From A Mock Trial
• NJ Golf Course On State Land Exempt From $1.2M Tax
• EPA Head Pruitt Promises To Focus On Rule-Making Process
• Wyo. Pipeline Agency Says FERC Can't Expand Staff Authority
• Feds Ask High Court To Halt Proceedings On Clean Water Rule
• Schneiderman Letter Calls Out Trump's EPA Cuts
• Gov't Can Halt Dock Building On Protected Land: 11th Circ.
• EPA Enviro Justice Head Resigns
• LA Sues To Force Enviro Review Before Aliso Canyon Restart
• Pa. Pipeline Project Can't Be Halted, FERC Told
• Public Utility, Private Investor As Solar Power Partners
• Calif. Justice Werdegar To Step Down After 23 Years
• Sen. Dems Ask Admin. For FERC Nominees Of Both Parties
• Fla. Senate Panel Expands Bill For Everglades Water Storage
• Investors Say AVIC Dragging Out $70M Award Confirmation
• Zinke Touts Tribal Sovereignty As Key At Committee Hearing
• EPA To Accept More Input On Toxic Chemical Reporting Rule
• Feds Want 9th Circ. To Handle Kids' Climate Suit
• Gorsuch Could Be Headache For 'Administrative State'
• Tribe's Enviro Review Fight Falls Short, Dakota Access Says
• Merkel Says She Didn't Know About VW Emissions Cheating
• Recycling Co. Says Competition Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• 6th Circ. Asked To Revive $2M FirstEnergy CERCLA Suit
• Enviros Fight Army Corps OK Of Pa. Pipeline At 3rd Circ.
• Monsanto Blasts Wash.'s Bid To Remand PCB Pollution Suit
• Court OKs $9M CTS, Northrop Grumman Superfund Deal
• EPA Detection Of Car Emission Fraud To Get Scrutinized
• Flint Water Case Belongs In Fed. Court, Mich. Judge Told
• Pa. Justices Urged To Bar Gas Well In Residential Zone
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Lieff Cabraser's Lexi Hazam
• Courts Should Act Broadly In Favor Of Claim Assignability
• 4th Circ. Uranium Mining Ruling Narrows Federal Preemption
• The QER On Demand Response And Efficiency
• SunEdison Gets Ch. 11 Plan Extension In Wake Of Yieldco Deal
• Feds Seek $32M From Black & Decker In Cleanup Dispute
• Senate Dems Ask EPA To Keep Vehicle Emissions Standards
• NJ Utility, Blackstone Energy Unit Had No Contract: Judge
• Sioux Tribe Rebuffed On Religious Bid To Block Pipeline
• VW, DOJ Balk At Individual Opt-Outs In Emissions Fraud Deal
• Maxus Ch. 11 Disclosure Held For DIP Lender Switch Talks
• Congress' Axing Of BLM Planning Rule Sent Along To Trump
• FERC Urged To Rethink Williams $1.9B Pipeline Project OK
• No Fees For SolarCity After Securities Suit KO
• Fishermen Challenge Obama's Atlantic Marine Monument
• Attys Denied Quick Win In $8M BP Spill Client-Finder Suit
• Tenth Circ. Won't Revive EPA Lab Raid Suit
• Feds Say Shipowner Owes $1.65M For Spill Cleanup
• EPA Can't Ignore Mercury Rule Mistakes, DC Circ. Told
• 9th Circ. Upholds Calif. Tribe's Groundwater Rights
• Cannabis Industry Standards: ASTM May Fill The Vacuum
• Environmental Impairment Liability Issues To Consider
• Pa. Gas Zoning Row May Spur New Permit Review Standards
• Tribe, Enviros Seek En Banc Review Of Water Transfer Ruling
• GM Sues Asbestos Trusts In Del., Pa., NY For Worker Payout
• Gibson Dunn Snags Obama EPA GC
• BIA Beats Enviros' Suit Over Approval Of Wind Farm Lease
• Exxon Reveals $20B Gulf Coast Growth Plan At CERAWeek
• Commercial Fishers' Suit Tossed Back To Federal Agency
• GOP Floats Overhaul To EPA Scientific Review Process
• Supplement Co. Hid SEC Subpoena, Investors Say
• Fisheries Service Says It Complied With DC Circ.'s Order
• Solar Co. Urges 2nd Circ. To Uphold $11M Win Against County
• Merkel To Testify In Germany On VW Emissions Scandal
• Feds Can't Split Enviros' Sage-Grouse Protection Suit
• Kinder Morgan Unit Wants Enviros Out Of Pipeline Review
• OSHA Can't Support Silica Rule, Groups Tell DC Circ.
• Data Analytics Now Cost-Effective For Smaller Firms
• In Congress: Obamacare, Defense Funding, Litigation Reform
• Magistrate Recommends No Fees in Seaquarium Orca Suit
• DC Circ. Lets ND Begin Water Treatment Plant Design
• Sierra Club, NAACP Team Up To Block Wis. Interstate Project
• Enviros Urge EPA Not To Pull Vehicle Emission Standards
• Okla. Tribe Says Fracking-Linked Quakes Damaged Buildings
• DC Circ. Upholds FWS Decision To Delist Gray Wolf In Wyo.
• EPA Withdraws Info Request Key To Methane Rules
• NJ Condo Owners Must Share In Pollution Probe Cost: Court
• Consumers Get Cert. In Solar Co. Cellphone Robocalls Suit
• Sens. Introduce Measure To Improve New Nuke Plant Process
• AVIC Says Suit Over $70M Award Should Proceed Unseparated
• Tideland Owners Can't Duck Fishing Plan Dispute With Tribe
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive La. Levee Board's Coastal Damage Suit
• Tribunal Won't Pause Costa Rica Real Estate Row
• WTO To Screen Statements In US-Mexico Tuna Dispute
• Keystone XL Escapes Trump's US Steel Only Pipeline Order
• Peru, Bear Creek Fight Over Silver Mining Project Claim
• Enviros Blast TxDOT Defense Of $500M Austin Road Projects
• Nashville Blames Kinder Morgan Unit For Project Permit Delay
• Don't Underestimate The Value Of An Internal Audit
• Financing High-Speed Rail In The United States: Part 3
• Sioux Slam Terror 'Ruse' Behind Bid To Shield Pipeline Docs
• Cravath Wins Stay On Shell Docs Despite 'Specious' Args
• Forest Service Beats Calif. Suit Over Closed Roads
• Greens, Health Orgs Oppose CPP Consolidation Request
• 9th Circ. Not Hooked By Wash. Bid To Rehear Salmon Row
• Indiana City Residents Petition EPA Over Lead-Tainted Water
• Texas Oil Refinery Exceeds Pollutant Limit, Enviros Say
• FEMA Hit With Suit Over Delayed Hurricane Sandy Payments
• 4 Top Tribal Concerns As Zinke Takes Charge Of DOI
• VW Exec's Trial Over Emissions Scandal To Start In April
• Honeywell Must Pay for Waste Cleanup, Ind. Airport Says
• Senate Confirms Rick Perry As Energy Secretary
• Occidental Says Maxus Is Curbing Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• Financing High-Speed Rail In The United States: Part 2
• Signal Peak Looks For Early Win In Suit Over Mine Expansion
• Re-Evaluating The Clean Water Rule: A Long Road Ahead
• New Business Opportunities In Shared Workspaces
• Scalia's Hand Guides Trump's Rollback Of Obama Water Rule
• EPA Gets Partial Win Against Navistar In Clean Air Row
• Dealers Say Bosch Can't Escape VW Emissions MDL
• Covington Pays Out To End 3M 'Side-Switching' Ethics Suit
• City Merits Gas Co. Nuisance Damages, Texas Justices Told
• VW Slams 16 States' Remand Bids In Emissions MDL
• Survey Predicts Human-Induced Earthquakes In 2017
• Hogan Lovells Adds Environmental Partner In DC
• Experts Raise Concerns About Sunoco Pipeline Impact
• NY, Mass. AGs Defy Subpoenas Over Exxon Climate Probe
• DOL Floats 2nd Delay Of Beryllium Rule Under Trump Memo
• States Tell EPA Methane Rule 'Onerous' For Energy Cos.
• House Votes To Set Up Rule Review Panel
• Fisher, Fish Industry Subclass Win Cert. In Calif. Spill Suit
• Actis Forms $525M Latin American Renewable Power Platform
• Okla. High Court Halts Release Of More Pruitt Emails
• Citgo Wants 3rd Circ. To Dump $100M Oil Spill Judgment
• DOJ, SEC, State AGs Investigating Fiat's Diesel Emissions
• Financing High-Speed Rail In The United States: Part 1
• Interior Pick Zinke Sails Through Confirmation Vote
• Environmental Outlook Under EPA Administrator Pruitt