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Environmental - March, 2023

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• DC Circ. Urged To Overturn Shrimp Boat Ruling
• Auto Cos. Gain Little Clarity In EV Battery Sourcing Rule
• Roundup Buyer Attys Get $5.75M In Fees In False Ad Case
• Calif. Court Revives Green Groups' Petition Over Dev. Project
• California Wins EPA Green Light For Heavy Duty Truck Regs
• Colo. Regulators Defend Order To Rein In Oil Co.'s Violations
• Family Claims Health Problems After Norfolk Southern Wreck
• Oregon State Profs Spar Over Feds' Tree-Removal Policy
• Refiners, Biofuels Take On EPA Renewable Fuel Regs
• Tribe Asks High Court To Ditch 'Futility' Exception In Dam Suit
• Property Owner Settles Harvey Insurance Coverage Fight
• Walmart 'Bamboo' Products Are Really Rayon, Suit Says
• Class Attys Vie To Lead Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits
• US Chamber Urges 5th Circ. To Nix $14M Exxon Pollution Fine
• Overcoming Jurors' Social Desirability Bias In Voir Dire
• GE, Siemens Settle Wind Turbine Patent Disputes
• Infrastructure Investor Pantheon Mulls £10M Share Buyback
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Energy Dept. Poised To Unleash A Gusher Of Loans
• EPA Sues Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• Treasury Sets April 18 Start For EV Credit Sourcing Rules
• SEC Keeps Heat On Cos. Seeking To Bar Investor Proposals
• Monsanto Seeks Exit From Seattle's PCB Claim
• Ball Aerospace Must Rebuild Data Portal In Contract Suit
• Colo. Landowners' Leak Liability Can't Be Lumped Together
• IG Opens Inquiry Into EPA's Ohio Derailment Response
• NY AG Alleges Trash Haulers Illegally Dumped NYC Debris
• BLM Would Promote Conservation On Federal Land With Rule
• 3M, DuPont, Others Face New PFAS Suits From Maine AG
• House Passes Massive Energy Bill, Expected To Die In Senate
• Trustee Fights Deposition In Mich. Dam Failure Suit
• Illinois Bill On Native Burial Advances To Senate
• Trade Groups Say WOTUS Definition 'Hopelessly Vague'
• 9th Circ. Denies Group's Bid To Quash Coal-Lease Appeal
• ​​​​​​​Tribes, Gov't Score $500K For Seattle Superfund Cleanup
• Sierra Club Tells DC Circ. FERC Botched Pipeline GHG Review
• Air Force Asks 9th Circ. To Block Munitions Disposal Case
• Robbins Geller Will Lead Certified FirstEnergy Investor Class
• Recent Rulings Affirm Tribal Sovereign Immunity And Joinder
• Community Banks Uniquely Poised To Grow ESG Movement
• Pesticide Maker Backs Monsanto In 11th Circ. Roundup Redo
• How Implicit Bias Instructions May Affect Jury Verdicts
• Green Groups, US Steel In Settlement Talks Over Emissions
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• Precedent For Climate Suit Remands Growing, Conn. Says
• Judge Won't Confirm $29M Renewable Award Against Spain
• Army Corps Says Gold Co.'s Suit Is Too Early, In Wrong Court
• USDA Must Revisit Decision Over Research Primates' Care
• Calif. Tribe, Fisherman Sue Feds Over Water Levels
• Ohio AG Says Deal With Norfolk Southern Won't Affect Suit
• Volta Investor Seeking Docs Sues In Del. Ahead Of Shell Buy
• EPA, Texas Forge Deal Over Power Plant Emissions Proposal
• Judge Signs Off On $54M Wolverine, 3M PFAS Deal
• 9th Circ. Orders Redo Of Burbank Airport Plan's Noise Impacts
• On Deck In JPML: TikTok, RealPage, Unilever
• Delaware High Court Skeptical Of State's Monsanto PCB Suit
• FERC Says Block Of Pa.-NJ Pipeline Work Is Unjustified
• Senate Votes To Unwind Biden Water Rule Amid Veto Threat
• Calif. Penalizes Insurer For Unapproved Wildfire Charges
• Judge Won't OK $7.6M LA Oil Contamination Settlement Yet
• Wilson Sonsini Snags Ex-FERC Attorney From Pierce Atwood
• Tips For Establishing Associational Standing
• 4th Circ. Backs Va. Permit For $6B Mountain Valley Gas Line
• DOL Can't Transfer Suit Over ESG Investing Rule Out Of Texas
• Nigerians Fight To Sue Shell For Ongoing Oil Spill Pollution
• Judge Denies Class Cert. In Ohio Drilling Fight
• Energy Co. Investors Nab Partial Class Cert. Over $6.1B Deal
• Gorsuch's Donziger Dissent Puts Trial Courts On Notice
• 9th Circ. Says Forest Service Not Liable For Fire Notice
• SEC Nabs $56M Settlement In Deadly Mine Collapse Suit
• 11th Circ. Upholds Raytheon Win In Florida Cancer Suit
• US, Japan Sign Unorthodox Deal On Critical Minerals For EVs
• Chicago Suburbs Sue Monsanto Over Lake Michigan Pollution
• Groups Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Attack On Mich. Power Rule
• La., EPA Cross Swords Over Cross-Border Clean Air Rule
• Judge Questions Pausing Eviction Of NYC Sculpture Garden
• Feds Ordered To Resume Oil And Gas Lease Sales In ND
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• How State Laws Are Taking On Clean Energy Project Protests
• Holland & Knight Adds K&L Gates Tech Policy Team In DC
• High Court Recasts Nature Of Time Bar In Quiet Title Act
• Calif. Lawmakers Sign Off On Bill Targeting Oil, Gas Profits
• Texas Energy Co. Wants To Drastically Cut Uri Fee Liability
• SEC, Prolific Trader Square Off In Unregistered Dealer Suit
• Green Groups Seek Ruling In Florida Panther Suit
• OxyChem Targets Rivals For River Cleanup Costs
• NM, EPA Nab $6.2M From Gas Driller Over Leaky Operations
• Sheepherder Asks Nev. Justices To OK Pay For On-Call Hours
• Ga. Lawmakers Approve Bill To Tax Electric Vehicle Power
• Milwaukee Industry Park's Ex-Owner Liable For Cleanup
• Green Groups Demand Feds Guard Pacific, Caribbean Corals
• McDonald's 'Forever Chemicals' Suit Will Change Venue
• Alaska Joins Effort To Let Willow Oil Project Proceed
• Condo Group Says Allstate Owes $3.2M For Hidden Damage
• Army Corps Needs More Time To Review Mich. Pipeline Plans
• Mich. Regulators To Study Expanding Nuclear Energy
• Pa. Justices Split On $100M Bond, Sink Cap-And-Trade Appeal
• Enviro Groups Seek To Revive Suit Over Miss. River Plan
• Office Park Sues Georgia City Over Sewer Line Damage
• Is ESG Conduct Exempt From Antitrust Scrutiny?
• Energy Co. To Sue Feds Over Toad's 'Endangered' Status
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• 9th Circ. Greenlights Wash. Forest Thinning Project
• Sheppard Mullin Lands Real Estate Team From Jones Day
• BLM Sued Over Tree-Removal Plans In Eastern Nevada
• NC Utility Sues DuPont, Others In Del. Over Pollution Liability
• Tips For Plaintiffs Attorneys Ahead Of Expanded Fire Season
• Gorsuch Rails Against Atty's Conviction By Court Prosecutor
• Groups Nab Deal To Protect Oregon Salmon From Logging
• NH High Court Nixes Med. Monitoring In PFAS Class Action
• VW Pushes Back On SEC's Sanctions Bid Over Deposition
• Fiat Chrysler, Engine Maker Clip Truck Emissions RICO Suit
• Tribes Can't Halt Nevada Lithium Mine Project, Judge Rules
• Mich. Panel Upholds Electric Co.'s Plan To End Coal Use
• Alaska Wants In On Suit Challenging Willow Oil Project
• Ga. County Fights Bid To End Its Shipwreck Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pollutant Insurance Case Holds Clues For Ohio Train Litigation
• Calif. Tribe's Bid To Halt Trinity River Winter Flow Barred Again
• Walmart Judge Warns Atty For Calling Ark. Case 'A Black Hole'
• Marine Traffic Org. Wants Out Of SoCal Oil Spill Suit
• Exxon, Koch Must Face Climate Suit In State Court: 8th Circ.
• Texas Sues To Kill Lesser-Prairie-Chicken Protections
• House GOP Can't Override Biden's Veto Of ESG Rule Rollback
• Farmer Won't Get New Trial Over Syngenta MDL Media Deal
• NJ Targets Dow In Carcinogenic Chemical Water Pollution Suit
• Qcells Supplier To Invest $147M In Ga. Manufacturing Facility
• Mich. Utility Execs Stress Patience, Investment After Outages
• Pa. Schools Sue Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• Trade Groups Can Intervene To Fight EPA Water Rule
• Texas Bill To Subsidize New Gas Plants Draws Fire At Hearing
• Enviro Review Uncertainty After 4th Circ. NEPA Ruling
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Strip Nevada Mine Approval
• Chubb Forces Methane Cuts On Oil And Gas Wells It Insures
• Travelers Says Adjuster Used His Businesses For $2.6M Fraud
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• Mass. City Strikes CWA Deal Over Sewage Releases Into River
• Deals Rumor Mill: Commanders, FTX, Baxter International
• Next Steps For Counsel Under Latest DOJ Disclosure Policy
• Sen. Manchin Signs On To Sink Biden Water Rule
• 10th Circ. Gives NM Tribe Title To National Preserve Site
• East Palestine Business Can't Pause Cleanup To Get Samples
• Norfolk Southern CEO Treads Carefully In Rail Regs Debate
• DOT Defends Fuel-Economy Standards Before DC Circ.
• Spain Not Obligated To Pay €42M Award, EU Says
• Alaska Native Corp., Borough Back Oil Project Amid Challenge
• Peach Farm Asks 8th Circ. To Pin Punitive Damages On BASF
• EPA Chief Says Biden Budget Increase Needed For Mission
• 2 Firms Lead Force Pressure Control's $240M SPAC Merger
• Evaluating The Legal Standing Of Natural Elements
• Enviros Press DC Circ. To Block NJ Pipeline Project Work
• Cherokee Nation's Trust Audit Suit Time-Barred, Feds Assert
• Company Seeks $20B From Canada Over Nixed LNG Project
• 9th Circ. Weighs Tribal Opposition To Ariz. Copper Mine
• Texas Power Market Faces 'Chaos' After Pricing Order Axed
• $626M Flint Deal Gets Final OK From Michigan State Judge
• FERC Says It Lacks Jurisdiction Over Florida LNG Facility
• Tribes Can't Intervene To Defend EPA Water Rule, States Say
• Pilgrim's Pride Can't Escape Coverage Suit Over Pollution
• Novel Suit Calls La. Chemical Plant Approvals Racist
• FWS Can't Doom Fla. Suit Over Road Project In Panther Lands
• TVA Fights To Save Tenn. Gas Turbines In Sierra Club Suit
• GOP Eyes Override Vote After Biden Vetoes ESG Resolution
• Insurer Can't Nix Hurricane Suit Over Venue, Texas Court Told
• Biden Designates New Nat'l Monuments In Conservation Push
• PFAS Water Regs' Compliance Costs May Spark Litigation
• Spain Can't Get $33 Million Renewables Award Axed
• Kirkland Hires ESG Partner In London From DLA Piper
• Justices Asked To End 'Hypothetical Jurisdiction' Circuit Split
• Fox Rothschild Welcomes Ex-Post & Schell Atty In Philly
• Justices Reject Challenge To Wash. Tribe's New Water Deal
• Navajo Nation's Right To Water To Be Decided By Justices
• McGuireWoods Adds 3 To Government Affairs Arm
• NFL's Saints Say Exclusions Don't Prevent Ida Coverage
• EPA Wants Challenge To Chloroprene Air Pollution Reg Axed
• EPA's Hands Are Tied On Haze Plan, Wyo. Tells 10th Circ.
• Energy Co. Wants To Join Nev. Burning Man Geothermal Suit
• The Appropriate Discount Rate For Natural Resource Damages
• FCC Dem Says Spectrum Strategy Can Help With Climate
• Water Districts Want Justices' Take On FERC Hydropower Call
• Texas Bars HSBC From State Pensions Over ESG Policy
• Enviros Win Intervention Bid In Utah Monument Suit
• Lithium Mine Case Marks Crossroads For Energy Storage Cos.
• What To Know About The Texas Storm MDL 2 Years Later
• Ogletree Launches ESG Practice Group
• 3 Firms Steer Tanker Services Provider's $261M SPAC Merger
• Texas Judge Blocks Biden Administration Water Rule
• 5th Circ. Revives Oil Co.'s Hurricane Harvey Damage Suit
• 3 Key Environmental Issues Facing Michigan
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Biden Uses Veto To Preserve DOL Rule On ESG Investing
• 6th Circ. Backs Fee Award For $626M Flint Water Crisis Deal
• Sen. Cruz Asks SVB, SF Fed If 'Woke' Priorities Led To Failure
• SEC Wants VW Sanctioned For Refusing Critical Deposition
• Spain Appealing Loss In $310M Solar Energy Fight
• Teck Says Judge Read CERCLA Wrong On Damages Claim
• SVB's Failure A Lending Lesson For Clean Energy Developers
• W. Va. Mineral Owners Hit Gas Co. With 'Well Bashing' Suit
• EPA Brings Clean Air Act Suit Against Defeat Device Seller
• Judge Tosses Final Piece Of NJ-NY Ferry FCA Suit
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• Texas Firm Faces Class Suit Over Hurricane Claim Solicitation
• US Tells Arbitrators $15B Keystone Claim Cannot Proceed
• Defense Strategies For Excluding Unreliable Expert Testimony
• Insurer Improperly Depreciated Labor In Hail Claim, Suit Says
• Plaintiffs In Alaska Oil Suit Seek To Block Construction
• Mining Partners Say 'Enough Is Enough' In Army Corps Fight
• Georgia Judge Clears Path For $5 Billion Rivian Plant
• Fishermen Must Shell Out For Federal Monitors, 1st Circ. Says
• Ex-BlackRock Trader Sues Over Firm's ESG, Diversity Efforts
• DOJ Tells Justices Boulder Climate Suits Should Stay In Colo.
• DeSantis, Abbott Separately Target Biden On ESG Investment
• Tribes Want To Intervene In CWA Rule Challenge
• Shuttered Mass. Hospital Demands Coverage For $180M Flood
• 9th Circ. Again Asked To Overturn Tribal Casino Plans
• Insurer Needs More To Tie Chinese Lamp Co. To Michigan Fire
• EPA Wants DC Circ. To Take Over Texas Air Quality Suit
• FERC Chair Eager To Sew Up Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• Enviro Group Wants Coca-Cola 'Greenwashing' Suit Revived
• Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits Spur Lead Counsel Race
• EU Proposes Measures To Secure Supply Of Critical Minerals
• Monsanto Asks 11th Circ. To Bar Doctor's Roundup Claims
• Agencies Shouldn't Overstep Role In Climate Change Fight
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Countering Economic And Social Inflation Effects On Verdicts
• PFAS Rule Could Strengthen Regulators', Plaintiffs' Hands
• State Farm Hit With $1M Suit Over Ohio Hailstorm Damages
• Power Plant Closure Needed More Study, Mich. Panel Told
• DC Circ. Judge Says FERC Makes Deadline Counting Too Hard
• Kids' Climate Suit Might Return As Judge Denies State Bids
• DOI Sued For Damaging Glen Canyon Off-Road Vehicle Plan
• Wash. Court Unsure $600M Monsanto Verdicts Hold Up
• Hydro Industry Backs Calif. Water Districts' High Court Row
• ​​​​​​​ConocoPhillips Wants To Intervene In Alaska Drilling Suit
• Texas Judge Considers Pause For Impending CWA Rule
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• Interior Dept. Withdraws Controversial Alaska Land Exchange
• Property Owner, Insurers Settle $8.4M Hurricane Harvey Claim
• Attys Push For 10th Circ. Redo On $503M Syngenta Fee Award
• Sanctions Enforcement Around The G-7: View From The US
• Biden Admin. Finalizes Stricter Cross-State Smog Rules
• US To Co-Sponsor Plastics Pollution Talks At WTO Summit
• Enviros Blast Biden Admin. Over ConocoPhillips' Drilling Plan
• Judge Says Gas Customers Can Ignore Bills As Suit Heats Up
• 9th Circ. Sends Alaska Emergency Hunt Suit To Lower Court
• Lawsuit Says Gain Detergent Has Too Much Dioxane
• Late Notice Sinks La. Energy Co.'s Bid For Oil Spill Coverage
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Make DOE Rethink Gas Exports
• Pacific Seafood Accused Of Fixing Crab Prices
• Green Groups Cite Road Project Threat To Calif. Redwoods
• Marketing Best Practices Amid FTC Green Guide Review
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• Pa. Gas Co. Must Face Residents' Challenge To Project
• Class Attys Seek $3M Fee For Mooted Del. E-Car Biz Suit
• Ohio Sues Norfolk Southern Over East Palestine Derailment
• New Federal PFAS Limits Would Pressure Local Regulators
• Ala. Homebuilder Seeks Jury Trial In Pollution Coverage Suit
• Wilkinson Barker Adds FCC Associate Division Chief In DC
• NM Enviro. Dept. Says El Paso's $1.3M Fee Suit Dead In Water
• Groups Fed Up With DOT's Delayed LNG-By-Rail Rule Ax
• SEC Fines Water Tech Co. $8.5M In Accounting Fraud Case
• Maine Lobster Industry Claims Aquarium Defamed Fishery
• Patagonia, Enviros Say Calif. Forest Plans Needed Review
• Biden Spares Alaska Oil Project From Arctic Drilling Pullback
• Law Groups Tell Full 11th Circ. Roundup Claims Negate EPA
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid In Civil Litigation Witness Preparation
• Cos. May Want To Wait Out US-EU Green Incentives Fight
• Meet The Attys Defending Norfolk Southern Derailment Suits
• Insureds Must Prep For Drought-Related Service Interruptions
• Quinn Emanuel Taps Fmr. Kirkland Exec To Lead MDL Practice
• Corps Of Engineers Sued Over Dredged Material In Chicago
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Probing Smart Meters Deal
• Pa. Panel Says PUC Wrong To Skip LNG Enviro Impact
• Wind Farm Wants To Be Done With Fisheries' Project Fight
• Chicken Farm Stench Suit Not Covered In Policy, Insurer Says
• IHS Awards $135M To States, Tribes For Mine Restoration
• Class Action Targets Chicago Food Oil Facility's 'Putrid Odors'
• Texas High Court Will Hear Pipeline Lease Sanction Dispute
• Wash. Judges Push Rainier Resort To Explain 20-Year Delay
• Biden, EU Tackle Critical Minerals To Relieve EV Trade Tension
• Federal Office Touts Updated Historic Preservation Guidance
• Judge Says Group's Offshore Wind Plan Challenge Is Unripe
• 9th Circ. Snuffs BMW Drivers' Electric-Car Battery Suit
• Enviro Groups Want Early Win In Oil & Gas Leasing Suit
• Manchin Blocks Interior Nominee, Escalating Split With Biden
• $5B Rivian Site Developer Hits Neighbors With Counterclaims
• Texas High Court Will Hear Chicken Farms' Odor Suit
• 9th Circ. Blasts FAA For 'Long Overdue' LAX Flight Path Study
• 14 States Argue For Federal Jurisdiction Over DC Climate Suit
• Texas Supreme Court Gives Condo's Hail Suit Another Chance
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Enviro Exemption For NYC Housing Looks Legally Dubious
• FERC Asks High Court To Uphold Calif. Hydropower Ruling
• BLM Told To Share Evidence In Calif. Geothermal Lease Fight
• Norfolk Southern CEO 'Deeply Sorry' For Ohio Train Disaster
• Gas Facility Opponents Say FERC Didn't Weigh Health Impacts
• Biden Budget Would Boost EPA Funding By 19%
• Firms To Make Acres Public To End W.Va. National Park Suit
• Enviro Justice Can Help Cos. With Regulators, Communities
• IRS Clarifies Tax Credit For Advanced Nuclear Plants
• Kentucky Judge Bars Enviros From EPA Water Rule Suit
• 3 Wyoming Suits Over Oil And Gas Leasing Pause Combined
• Milbank Leads Greek Power Co. In $1.3B Romania Expansion
• Environmental Group Of The Year: BakerHostetler
• Oilfield Services Provider Begins Trading After $324M IPO
• CFTC Head Signals No Rush For A Climate Change Agenda
• White Collar Atty Confirmed As Silicon Valley's Top Prosecutor
• DOE Offers $6B For Industrial Decarbonization Projects
• Federal Legislation Would Expand Calif. Native Monument
• 6th Circ. Zeroes In On Ford's Role In Fuel Economy Figures
• Norfolk Southern's Ohio Disasters Cue Dual Safety Probes
• Ohio Judge Seeks Consolidation Plan For 18 Derailment Suits
• Court Rejects Bond Co. Appeal Of Oil Driller's Ch. 11 Plan
• Feds, Michigan, Tribes Slam Fishing Group's Pact Objections
• How S&P 100 Cos.' Human Capital Disclosures Are Evolving
• Combating Russia's Evolving Sanctions Evasion Efforts
• Trump Admin. Flubbed Appliance Rules, DOE Tells 5th Circ.
• Mich. Judge Says Flint Expert Didn't Ruin Water Pipe Evidence
• V&E Guides Tidewater In $577M Deal For 37 Solstad Vessels
• EPA Bolsters Power Plant Water Pollution Standards
• EU Investors May Find Remedy In Foreign Antisuit Injunctions
• 3 Reasons Why Reframing Can Create Juror Backlash
• 2 Firms Drive Electric Powertrain Maker $306M SPAC Merger
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Grant & Eisenhofer
• Mass. 'Right To Repair' Law To Go Into Effect Amid Stalled Suit
• Political Tumult Isn't Deterring Corporate ESG Efforts
• Grange Seeks To Drop 6 Cos. From Ga. Coverage Case
• EPA Watchdog Says Trump Staffers Derailed Chemical Review
• Patent, Agriculture Agencies Partner On Competition Matters
• Judges Revive Part of Wash. Tribe's 'Greenwashing' Suit
• Senate Considers Heightened Disclosures For Crypto Miners
• Oil Co. Says Colorado Regulators' Order Could Bankrupt It
• Gold King Mine Contractor Seeks To Nix Tribe's Cleanup Claim
• Army Corps Can't Get Out of SC Wetlands Housing Suit
• NTSB To Probe Norfolk Southern's Culture After Derailment
• Car Club Owner Sues Norfolk Southern Over Ohio Derailment
• ERISA Considerations In A Dynamic ESG Landscape
• Biden Admin. Says Not to Rush Offshore Oil, Gas Plan
• USPTO Adds Green Energy Category To Incentive Program
• Firefighter Says 'Forever Chemicals' Class Should Remain
• EPA Pledges $200M For Drinking Water Upgrades In 5 States
• DOI To Invest $25M In Restoration Of Bison Populations
• Clients Blast Vanguard For Failing To Manage Climate Risk
• Oil Co. To Pay US, Calif. $65M Over Spills, Cleanup Costs
• $54M Wolverine, 3M PFAS Settlement Nears Final Approval
• Justices Want Biden Admin. Input On $49M Superfund Review
• High Court Won't Weigh In On Alaska Bear Baiting Ban
• Mass. City Strikes $150M Deal With Feds To Fix Sewage Issues
• Justices Leave Questions Open On Dual-Purpose Atty Advice
• DC Circ. Doubts Thoroughness Of Pipeline Valve Rule
• FERC Asked To Ax Solar Group's Policy Challenge
• Norfolk Southern To Pay Pa. $7M To Mitigate Derailment Costs
• Law Firm Made False Claims In 856 Cases, Regulator Says
• Cooley Adds Ex-Verizon ESG Head To Lead Practice At Firm
• Trial Strategies To Shore Up Gaps In Your Case Narrative
• Commerce Plans Rollback Of Small Solar Cell Duties
• US Pulls Mexico Into Formal Talks On Corn Biotech Policy
• DOJ Takes Stance On Messaging Apps, Details Comp Reforms
• Aerospace Co. Says Fla. Cancer Cluster Suit Is Time-Barred
• Biden Admin. Wants Utah Monument Restoration Suit Tossed
• DC Circ. Backs EPA Air Pollution Rule Revamp
• TC Energy Says $15B Keystone Claim Can Proceed
• Bankrupt Mining Co. Can't Skirt Rules Via Permit Transfer
• NC Judge Won't Toss PFAS Suit Against DuPont, Chemours
• Texas Justices Say Evidence Shortfall Kills Crop Damage Suit
• 6 Electric Grid Courtroom Battles To Watch
• Oil Giants Seek To Undo Remand Of DC Climate Suit
• EPA Orders States To Review Cyber Threats To Water Systems
• Abu Dhabi Gas Lands Largest Global IPO Of The Year At $2.5B
• Tips For Tapping Into New DOE Carbon Capture Funding
• Surveying The Aftermath: 1 Month After An Ohio Train Disaster
• Mich. Dems Eye Ambitious Agenda With Slim Majority
• 118th Congress: Investigative Tools And Potential Defenses
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EPA Orders Norfolk Southern To Test For Toxic Pollutants
• NRC Says Diablo Canyon Plant Can Keep Running For Now
• 2 Firms Steer Battery Tech Co. Sakuu's $705M SPAC Merger
• Rush To Regulate After Ohio Derailment Draws Skeptics
• Workers Sue Exxon, Chevron Over Cancer-Causing Solvent
• Tribes Asks Judge To Stop Nev. Lithium Mine Project
• EPA Cracks Down On Illegal Imports Of HFCs
• Oglala Sioux Member To Supervise IHS Departments
• Germany's Infineon To Buy GaN Systems For $830M
• 118th Congress: Investigative Priorities And Rule Changes
• OxyChem Cleanup Cost Suit Paused Pending EPA Case
• Wash.'s Newest Federal Judge Is Breaking Barriers
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Lithium Mine Construction Amid Appeals
• White & Case Adds Longtime Mayer Brown Energy, Tax Atty
• San Antonio Slips Developer's Suit Over Easement Agreement
• NJ Panel Says Metal Co.'s Policy Bars Cleanup Suit Coverage
• Enviro Group Wants Full 9th Circ. Review Of Grizzly Recovery
• US Auto Cos. Look To Clear Obstacles To Fully Electric Future
• Fed. Circ. Backs Tariffs On Chinese Solar Panel Mounts
• DOJ Backs Clawbacks, Orders Comp Reform In Corp. Cases
• BIA, Tribes Have Concerns, Recs For Hydro Dam Licensing
• Feds To Award $116M To Indigenous Conservation Efforts
• NextEra Owes $10.4M For Absent Natural Gas, Suit Says
• EPA Makes Available $250M In Pollution Reduction Grants
• Senate Passes Resolution To Kill ESG Investing Rule
• Michigan Cases To Watch In 2023
• Partnerships, China Remain Core Of Biden's 2023 Trade Policy
• Energy Co. Can't Refight Oil & Gas Lease Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Pollution Policy Must Cover More of Settlement, Insurer Says
• Biden's EPA Air Office Pick Again Faces Long Senate Odds
• Residents Cite Genocide Convention To Keep Lead Suit Alive
• A Chance For High Court To Resolve Superfund Circuit Split
• Ohio Derailment Expected To Pull In Insurers On Many Fronts
• DC Circ. Accepts FERC's Math — But High Court May Not
• Advertisers Touting ESG Goals Should Keep An Eye On NAD
• Ohio Federal Judge Eyes Consolidation Of Derailment Cases
• Enbridge Strikes $1B Deal With Food Waste Conversion Co.