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Environmental - May, 2023

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• Does A Bear Film In The Woods? Couple's Suit Says Yes
• Feds Say Advocacy Groups' Fish Harvest Claims 'Ambiguous'
• PG&E To Pay $50M To End Criminal Case Over Zogg Fire
• Berkeley Asks Full 9th Circ. To Review Natural Gas Install Ban
• Mallinckrodt Can't Get Out Of Manhattan Project Waste Suit
• Water Utilities Lukewarm On EPA's PFAS Drinking Water Rule
• Seattle Settles Dam Suit In Sauk-Suiattle Tribal Court
• Wash., Md. AGs Sue 'Forever Chemicals' Makers 3M, DuPont
• Mich. Supreme Court To Hear State Appeal Of Manure Rules
• Tribes Say Alaska Native Corp. Can Defend Controversial Mine
• W.Va. Gov.'s Coal Cos. Face DOJ Suit Over Unpaid Penalties
• Bayer Fights Ariz. Challenge To EPA's Dicamba Approval
• States Urge 5th Circ. To Reverse EPA's Air Quality Rules
• What Tax-Exempt Orgs. Need From Energy Credit Guidance
• 4 Firms Guiding German Tech Firm's $640M US SPAC Merger
• Ga. Justice Suggests Courts' Agency Reviews May Be Flawed
• Clean Energy Co., Former GC To Settle Trade Secrets Suit
• Patent Office To Widen Climate Change IP Pilot
• As Sackett Trims Feds' Wetlands Role, States May Step Up
• Former White House Environmental Official Joins Covington
• Alaska, Feds Settle Land Use Suit At 9th Circ.
• Delta Accused Of Falsely Claiming To Be Carbon-Neutral
• Calif. Takes Vernon Superfund Suit To Bench Trial Round Two
• Wash. Justice Suggest Limits To Nuisance Standing
• Ariz. Water Rights Suit Heads Toward Resolution, Parties Say
• Calif. Microchip Co. Accuses Chinese Biz Of Infringing Patents
• Biden Withdraws Carlson As US Auto Safety Chief Nominee
• Clean Energy Largely Dodges Bullet From Texas Legislature
• 8th Circ. Blocks EPA Clean Air Plan For Arkansas On Appeal
• Auto Cos. Can't Halt Mass. AG's 'Right To Repair' Enforcement
• Federal Restrictions On Phthalates Are Long Overdue
• Canadian Solar Biz Reveals $847M IPO On Shanghai Bourse
• Panel Tells Mich. Judge To Better Explain Discovery Sanctions
• Alaska Wants 9th Circ. To Reopen Salmon Fishing Season
• Insurers, Railroad Seek Wins In $5.6M Irma Coverage Dispute
• Calif. Says Justices' Pork Ruling Doesn't Endanger Auto Regs
• Weil Lands Ex-Simpson Thacher Energy Pro In Houston
• 2 Firms Guide Anew Medical's $94M SPAC Merger
• Justices Won't Wade Into Shell's Texas Waterway Fees Fight
• Debt Limit Deal Could Curtail IRS Funding By More Than $20B
• Eastman Chemical To Pay $2.4M Fine Over Pa. River Pollution
• Judge Won't Pause Halt On Alaska Salmon Fishing Season
• Investors Can't Force Policy Proposals On Cos., 5th Circ. Told
• Dam Owner Ignored Flaw Before Collapse, Mich. Says
• Flint Still Violating Water Pipe Deal, Groups Say
• Texas Judge Sends Fee Fight Between Energy Cos. To NY
• Judge Dismisses All Claims In $24M Mich. Asbestos Row
• Suit Over Deutsche's SunEdison Disclosures Moves To Trial
• Insurer Lowballed Roof Repair Estimates And Pay, Court Told
• NC, Farmers Urge High Court To Restore State 'Ag Gag' Law
• DC Circ. Orders More Analysis Of $6B Gas Pipeline Impacts
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• EPA's New Rule On Power Plant GHGs Won't End Litigation
• Mass. Judge Won't Halt Wind Farm Construction For Fishing
• Ex-Everglades Org. Scientist Found Guilty Of Deleting Docs
• SEC Fines Serve As Warning Against Cutting Corners In Reg A
• Firms Want W.Va. Camp Lejeune TCPA Allegations Tossed
• Judge Says Alaska Needs BLM Say-So For Mining Road Work
• EnBW Sells Minority Stake In Its Transmission Operator Biz
• Automakers Want Mass. 'Right To Repair' Blocked Until Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Biofuel Plant Blames Ch. 11 On Garbage Shortfall
• 2 Firms Rep As Cummins Spinoff Atmus Prices $275M IPO
• Chevron Deference In Limelight As DeSantis Joins 2024 Race
• Jamul Descendants Want Cemetery Suit Back In Calif. Court
• Wetlands Ruling Ushers In Era Of Clarity — And Uncertainty
• La. Sues EPA Over Environmental Justice Requirements
• Enbridge Allies Can't Add Old Econ Evidence In Pipeline Row
• VW To Pay $85M To End Texas Emissions Cheating Suit
• DOE Should Validate Hanford Cleanup Plans, GAO Says
• RI Sues 3M And DuPont Over PFAS Contamination
• FHWA Must Face Enviro Challenge To 280-Mile Ariz. Highway
• DC Circ. Snuffs Groups' Challenge Of EPA Air Finding
• Chancery Slashes $3M Fee Bid In Mooted Calif. E-Car Co. Suit
• Cost Puzzle Poses Hurdle To Claiming Bonus Energy Credits
• High Court Narrows Feds' Power Under Clean Water Act
• Dutch Renewables Co. Gets $7.3M In Arbitration With Spain
• Blumenauer To Reintroduce Customs Loophole Bill
• Permitting Reform In Congress: A Snapshot
• Shell Agrees To Pay Pa. $10M Over Plastics Plant Emissions
• Ind. Factory Demands $108M From Insurers For Flood Damage
• Environmental Diligence Is Crucial When Buying Biofuel Cos.
• Reluctant Pa. Judge OKs Deal In 35-Year-Old Wetlands Suit
• Ex-FERC Chair Launches Clean Energy Consulting Firm
• Pa. Justices Mull Halt To Carbon Cap-And-Trade Program
• Cos. Can't Ignore Growing Calls For ESG Transparency
• Biden Admin. Pours $48M Into Tribal Infrastructure Projects
• 3 Firms Lead Closure of $604M Tigo-Roth CH IV SPAC
• Monsanto Wins Roundup Trial Brought By Gardener
• Wash. County Sues Contractors Over Sewer Project Sinkholes
• Calif. Climate Suits Against Energy Cos. Return To State Court
• In Russia, US Reframes Secondary Sanctions To Suit Allies
• Fla. Resort Made $46M Hurricane Claim Too Late, Insurers Say
• Feds Slam Tribes Over Latest Challenge To Nev. Lithium Mine
• Mich. Fishing Row Cues 6th Circ. Critique Of Consent Decrees
• Sports Drink Co. Casts Doubt On Testing In Consumer Suit
• Seattle Is Tainting Lake With Waste Station Runoff, Suit Says
• Ga. Official Wants Out Of Suit Over Island's Wild Horses
• VW, Audi Negotiating To End Texas Emissions Cheating Suit
• NJ Senate Advances Bills For $2B In Clean Water Loans
• Feds Fight DuPont's Bid To Dodge Facility Pollution Case
• River Authority Wants Out Of Harvey Flood Suit In Houston
• 2nd Circ. Backs AIG Unit's $7.2M Win Against Reinsurer
• What An ICJ Climate Opinion Could Mean For Gov'ts, Cos.
• Hamilton Lane Lands $370M For 2nd Impact Fund
• Calif. Wastewater Groups Aim To Block New Toxicity Tests
• Coke Greenwashing Suit Twists DC Law, Trade Group Says
• Kinder Morgan, NYC Utility Back Pipeline Upgrade
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• Swiss Re Joins Peers In Quitting UN Insurance Climate Group
• Calif. Refinery Can't Shake Claim From 2015 Fire
• 5th Circ. Agrees Intentional Toxic Dumping Not Covered
• FEMA Awards $54M For Tribal Climate Resilience Efforts
• SpaceX Wants In On Suit Challenging FAA's OK Of Launches
• SEC Wins Approval Of Energy Investment Scheme Deals
• Enviros Say USFS Illegally Approved Calif. Mining Project
• Alaskan Gold Mining Suit Filed Too Soon, Judge Says
• Judge Urged To Deny Mass. Wind Farm Injunction Bid
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• FCC Expects To Rewrite Environmental Rules For Satellites
• Ex-Miss. Water Chief Wants Out Of System Failure Suit
• Fuel Co. Says Union Pacific Can't Get Early Win In Flood Suit
• Calif., Ariz. And Nev. Agree To Slash Colo. River Usage
• Assessing The Reach Of 9th Circuit's Natural Gas Ruling
• Pharma Co. Hid Nonhuman Primate Imports, New Suit Says
• EPA Seeks Ruling In Cadmium Water Standard Fight
• Gordon & Rees Adds 4 Attys From Sinars Slowikowski
• Enel Sinks $1B Into Okla. Solar Manufacturing Plant
• Ill. City Sues Recycling Co. Over Toxic Waste Stockpile
• C. Boyden Gray, Ex-Bush Administration Counsel, Dies
• Justices Stay Out Of PG&E Post-Ch. 11 Interest Rate Row
• Fed. Circ. Shuts Down Chinese Solar Co.'s Tariff Appeal
• NY Judge Says Price Spike Suit Against Solar Co. 'Collapses'
• Calif. Gov. Unveils Plan To Speed Up Clean Energy Projects
• New Buyback Rules Put Companies' Motives Under Spotlight
• Monsanto Rep 'Always' Considered Roundup Safe, Jury Told
• Catholic Church Sued Over Calif. Tribe's Casino Expansion
• Texas Environmental Body Asks Justices To Take Docs Case
• Bayer Investors Land Class Cert. Over Roundup Litigation
• DC Circ. Ruling On LNG Project Won't Fix FERC Climate Split
• How Newmont Mining Deal Stacks Up Against Largest Ever
• NJ Says High Court Backs Remand Of Climate Change Suit
• Couple Seek At Least $5M For Fees, Costs In Solar Farm Win
• Mich. Demolition Co. Fights $1.3M Tax Bill For Equipment Use
• What Banks Can Glean From FSB Climate Risk Report
• Solar Co. Suntuity Going Public In $249M SPAC Combo
• Calif.'s Clean Truck Regulations Fuel Uncertainty
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Review Grizzly Recovery Ruling
• Russia Oil Revenue Drops Even As Exports Rise, Report Says
• Texas Property Owner, Insurer Drop $3M Storm Damage Row
• Insurers Say State Entities Liable For Mich. Dam Failures
• Air Force's Waste Blow-Up Choice Flouts NEPA, 9th Circ. Told
• Exxon CAA Decision Could Hinder Citizen Suits, Attys Say
• BLM Greenlights Long-Gestating SunZia Transmission Project
• Alaska Pushes To Join Defense Of Cook Inlet Oil Lease
• Wash. Residents Hit 3M With Another PFAS Suit
• Property Owners Seek Class Cert. In Louisiana Pollution Suit
• Lawmakers Call Camp Lejeune Claim Delays An 'Injustice'
• La. Agency Asks 5th Circ. For Stay Amid High Court Review
• Mexican Law Amendment Could Stifle Mining Activity
• Citrus Grower's Pollution Coverage Suit Dismissed As Unripe
• Biden Admin. Escapes Challenge To Mass. Offshore Wind Plan
• Duty To Oversee ESG Risks Would Erode Biz Judgment Rule
• Pipeline Co. Must Disclose Disaster Records, Pa. Panel Says
• Calif. Announces Salmon Bypass Plan For Gold Rush-Era Dam
• Offshore Fracking Fight Review Is A No-Brainer, Justices Told
• Court Improperly Applied Flood Limits, Hospital Tells 1st Circ.
• 9th Circ. Revives Calif. Property Owner's CERCLA Suit
• No Immediate Risk Of Pipeline Rupture, Enbridge Tells Court
• 9th Circ. Reverses Ariz. Jaguar Critical Habitat Designation
• Calif. Tribe's Early Win Bid On Hold In Water Suit
• Red States Ask Texas Court To Kill Feds' ESG Investing Rule
• Alaska Native Corp. Defends Gold Mine From Tribal Lawsuit
• EPA Pitches New Chemical Review Changes
• The Nuts And Bolts Of IRS Domestic Content Tax Credit
• Gradiant Hits Unicorn Status After $225M Fundraise
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• BP Agrees To $237M Deal For Refinery Air Pollution Claims
• EPA Proposes Rule For Legacy Coal Ash Disposal Sites
• GOP AGs Ask Insurers To Disclose ESG Commitments
• Insurer Says Exclusion, $6M Threshold Bar Oil Spill Coverage
• Enviros' Suit Targets EPA Foot-Dragging On Pa. Smog Regs
• DC Circ. Vacates Valve Rule For Gathering Pipelines
• Ohio Gov. Fires Back At 'Farce' Derailment Response Suit
• PFAS Coverage Litigation Strategy Lessons For Policyholders
• 3 Firms Guide Adnoc Logistics Unit's Potential $607M IPO
• Exxon Tells 5th Circ. It Fixed Air Pollution Long Before Suit
• What Justices' Loper Bright Ruling Will Mean For Chevron
• Biden Vetoes Legislators' Ax Of Solar Tariff Moratorium
• FERC Says It Properly Approved NYC Gas Project
• North Carolina OSHA 'Incentive' Suit Survives 4th Circ. Appeal
• Cummins Filtration Unit Atmus Launches Plans For $275M IPO
• Judge Grants Class Cert. In US Steel Pollution Nuisance Suit
• EPA Leaning On Little-Used Clean Air Act Enforcement Tool
• DC Circ. Rejects Challenge To $45B Alaska LNG Project
• Pollution Suits Send Kidde-Fenwal Into Ch. 11
• Jury Urged To Award $100M In Latest Monsanto PCB Trial
• Fla. Judge Rejects JV Arbitration Bid In Refrigerant Dispute
• Fla. Travelodge Sues Insurer Over $1M Coverage Denial
• Flooded Facility Can't Exclude Insurers' Experts In $108M Suit
• Sens. Say Green Energy Domestic Content Rules Lack Teeth
• Judge OKs Ga. Manufacturer's Plan To Stop PFAS Pollution
• Alaska Tribe Renews Push For Expanded Fishing Rights
• Gov't Tells 4th Circ. Residents Can't Join Paper Mill Suit
• Water Co. Wants Colorado Natl. Park Damage Suit Trimmed
• H&M Slips Missouri Greenwashing Suit Over 'Conscious' Line
• LG Wants Gas Stove Emissions Suit Over Health Risks Tossed
• Perkins Coie Adds 2 K&L Gates Renewable Energy Attys
• Polarized ESG Debate Badly Serves The Public, Corporations
• NYC Pensions' Fossil Fuel Divestment Unlawful, Suit Says
• Carbon-Neutral Real Estate SPAC Aims To Raise $100M For IPO
• High Court Stays Out Of Calif. Hydropower Permitting Fight
• Migrant Workers, Mich. Farms Look To Settle Pesticide Suit
• Buchanan Ingersoll Expands Philly Office With Land Use Atty
• High Court Denies SC Farm Challenge To Clean Water Suit
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Justices Turn Away Another Climate Change Suit Forum Fight
• Wash. Fish Health Co. Broke Deal, Chilean Distributor Says
• Gardener Rests Roundup Case After Telling Of Cancer Pain
• High Court's Pork Ruling Adds Commerce Clause Complexity
• New Mexico Tribe Can Administer CWA Rules, EPA Says
• EPA Plan Forces Utilities To Confront Power Plants' Future
• 8th Circ. Says Farmer Can't Fight USDA Wetland Certification
• Mining Co. Can Intervene In Tribes' Gold Mine Challenge
• Appraiser Pleads Guilty In $1.3B Easement Scheme
• Calif. County, Farmers Resolve Water Transport Rules Fight
• UBS To Pay Texas District $850K Over ESG Bond Dustup
• 5th Circ. Axes La. Utility Agency's Bid To Join Air Quality Suit
• Keystone XL Panel To Hear 'Serious' Jurisdictional Challenge
• Guidance Adds Clarity To Energy Communities Bonus Credits
• The Latest Legal Trends In The Food And Beverage Industry
• Arizona Solar Biz To Pay Up To $80M For Sweden's Evolar
• DOJ Launches Enviro Crimes Task Force In PR, Virgin Islands
• Nike Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Sustainable' Clothing
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Husch Blackwell Adds Energy Atty From Stoel Rives In SC, DC
• Texas Court Nixes Dental Co.'s Parking Lot Damages Award
• Judge Refuses Major Delay To 2024 BHP Brazil Dam Trial
• Goldberg Segalla Brings On Toxic Tort Partner In St. Louis
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson Dunn, Davis Polk
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• IRS Floats Domestic Content Rules For Energy Projects
• Companies Explore Costly Capital-Raising Ideas Amid Slump
• Miami-Dade Sues Fla. Over Rejected Zoning Amendment
• Green Group Sues Calif. To Block Oil Wells Near LA Beaches
• GAO Says DOE Could Switch Cos. On $1B Security Deal
• Wis. Tribe Seeks Pipeline Shutdown Amid 'Alarming' Erosion
• Kansas Residents Denied Class Cert. In BNSF Flood Fight
• States, Trade Group Want Oil, Gas Leasing Challenge Axed
• How EU ESG Regs Affect US Financial Market Participants
• Romania Decries Miner's 'Staggering' $64M Fee Request
• Mitsubishi Unit Asks To Cut Infringement Claim From TM Suit
• Tackling Long-Tail Legacy Liability Risk: A Defendant's Toolkit
• In-House Counsel Admonished Over Emails In Solar Farm Trial
• NRG Head Can Be Deposed In La. Suit, Texas Appeals Says
• Environmental Group Claims Pa. Shell Plant Exceeded Permits
• Enviros Tell 5th Circ. To Ax Texas Oil Export Terminal Approval
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Alibaba, Meta
• EPA Clean Air Act Regs Under Biden: A Look Back
• Justices Say Calif. Pork Law Withstands Commerce Concerns
• Power Plant Greenhouse Gas Targeted By EPA In New Rule
• Red States Ask FERC To Block BlackRock Utility Share Grabs
• Iceland Inches WTO Fisheries Deal Closer To Going Into Effect
• Rail Safety Bill After Ohio Derailment Clears Senate Committee
• Roundup Cases Need To Move, Mo. High Court Hears
• Judge Says Enviro Group Can Join Suit Over Seal Habitat
• Texas Bills Are A Red Alert For Green Energy Projects
• Target's Diaper Labels Deceptive, Massachusetts Women Say
• Norfolk Southern Can't Send Pa. Derailment Suit To Ohio
• Suit Says NM Violating Constitution's Pollution Protections
• Manchin To Oppose EPA Noms Amid Likely Power Plant Rule
• Biden's Enviro Justice Focus Brings New Business Risks
• CIT Remands German Steel Duty Suit For Clarification
• Investor Can't Undo $155M Lubricant Co. Acquisition, For Now
• Calif. Enviros Say EPA Must Act To Reduce LA Pollution
• GAO Says $103M Army Deal Awardee Lacked Key Staff Plan
• McGuireWoods Adds Ex-King & Spalding Enviro Pro In Atlanta
• La. Utility Agency Seeks To Join Air Pollution Limits Challenge
• Chemical Cos. Livent, Allkem Forming $10.6B Lithium Giant
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• 6th Circ. Grants Injunction In Ky. Water Rule Challenge
• Roundup Was Likely Cause Of Plaintiff's Cancer, Jury Hears
• Dow, PPG Can't Escape Punitives In Calif. Contamination Suit
• Spain Can't Get $24M Renewables Award Set Aside
• Alaska Wants Salmon Fishing Season Saved Amid Appeal
• Feds Urge Toss Of Suit Over Utah Monuments' Restoration
• FirstEnergy Nonprofit Must Divulge Info In Shareholder Suit
• Holland & Hart Hires 4 Enviro Partners From Faegre
• Fortuna Boosts West Africa Presence With $60M Chesser Buy
• EPA's Good Neighbor Ozone Plan: What Cos. Should Know
• DC Circ. Orders EPA To Issue Perchlorate Water Regulations
• Ga. City, Manufacturer Agree To Stop PFAS Pollution
• Polsinelli Hires 2 Environmental Shareholders, Associate
• Missouri Says Air Plan Challenge Belongs In 8th Circ.
• Judge To Atty In Lead Case: 'You're In Over Your Head'
• Trade Groups Stress Need For US Lithium Mine To 9th Circ.
• US Bank, Insurers Drop $7.5M Winter Storm Coverage Suit
• EPA To Give $20M To Alaska Tribes Over Contaminated Lands
• Kentucky Commissioners Urge Justices To Revive Utility Law
• GOP Lawmakers Press Climate Org. Over Antitrust Worries
• Union Pacific Sued For Disrupting Missouri Butterfly Reserve
• Monsanto Must Face Most Of Illinois' PCB Claims
• DC Circ. Doubts Oil Giants' Basis For Removal Of Climate Suit
• Judge Still Won't Enforce $7.6M LA Oil Contamination Deal
• Plaintiffs In 3 States File United Suit Over Ohio Derailment
• Quinn Emanuel Hires Kirkland Atty As Expansion Continues
• EVs Can't Drive Fuel Regs, States, Refiners Tell DC Circ.
• Law360's 2023 Environmental Editorial Advisory Board
• Navigating The New ESG Whistleblower Landscape
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Climate Change Clarifications To Expect From World Court
• Newsom Denies Validity Of Calif. Tribe's Gaming Compact Suit
• Roundup User's Lymphoma Journey 'Not The Norm,' Jury Told
• Texas High Court Won't Rehear Farmers' Crop Damage Suit
• PHMSA Floats Gas Pipeline Leak Detection, Repair Rule
• PG&E Investors, Fire Victims Spar Over Insurance At 9th Circ.
• Split Texas Justices Say VW Can Face State Emissions Suit
• Kenvue's IPO Offers Glimmer Of Hope During Bleak Times
• 350 Adult Residents Cut From EPA Flint Water Suit
• EPA Compels Air Force To Respond To Oil Leak At Calif. Base
• DOJ Inks 1st Enviro Justice Deal Under Civil Rights Laws
• Judge OKs Deal To Clean 'Loathsome' Lake Erie Pollution
• NC Town Sues 30 Cos. Alleging 'Forever Chemicals' Pollution
• Fox Rothschild Hires Ex-Raleigh City Atty As Land Use Partner
• Texas Defends 'Exhaustive' Reviews Of $5.6B Highway Plan
• Judge Won't Reconsider Pioneer Win In Storm Delivery Fight
• Energy Firm's Founder, Ex-CEO Allegedly Embezzled $5.9M
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EU Allows $1.5B Sale Of Four US Green Power Firms
• Feds Tighten Conditions For Barring Fishy Sea Bass Imports
• FERC Members Say They Can Power Through Partisan Split
• Mining Co. Set To Settle Power Line Row With Nev. Tribe, BLM
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reconsider Chinese Solar Panel Mount Duties
• Enviro Groups Challenge California Rooftop Solar Policy
• Alton Coal Hits BLM With $12M Suit Over Faulty NEPA Review
• Shipping Co. Cops To Enviro Crimes, Will Pay $2.25M Penalty
• EV Chargers Can Bring Benefits For Calif. Property Owners
• Tampa Condo Settles $900K Hurricane Irma Suit With Insurer
• CCOs Plan Compliance Boosts Due To Increased Regs
• Wash. Judge's Order Could Halt Alaska Fishery To Aid Orca
• DC Circ. Questions Breadth Of Feds' Oil Rail Project Review
• Ohio AG Gets Derailment 'Donations' Frozen For Scam Case
• Insurer Owes $2M For Uri Storm Damage, Texas Hotel Says
• EPA Proposes Extending Core CWA Protections To Tribes
• Maxus Gets OK For $573M Settlement In $14B YPF Fight
• Insurer Asks Appeals Court To Review Wind Damage Case
• Solar Farm Trial Victors Aim To Close Exits For $135M Liability
• Senate Passes Measure To Undo Biden's Solar Tariff Block
• Panel Sides With Florida Keys Property Owners In Zoning Suit
• Fox Rothschild Adds Nelson Mullins Real Estate Atty In NC
• Indoor Farm Biz Raises $35M In California Sale-Leaseback
• NY Budget Includes Natural Gas Ban, Public Renewables
• Brownfield Renewables Guidance Leaves Site Eligibility Murky
• FERC Faces Heat Over Calif. Power Sale Refunds
• Ruling Shows Hurdles To Defending Consumer PFAS Claims
• The Rise Of 'Safetyism' Has Entered The Courtroom
• Former MLB Pitcher Urges 5th Circ. To Redo Mold Appeal
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• No Plans To Replicate N. America Trade Deal, Tai Says
• DeSantis Signs Broad Anti-ESG Bill Into Law
• Feds, Lithium Co. Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Mine Project OK
• BLM Fights Enviro Groups' Challenge Of Oil And Gas Leasing
• Golden Star SPAC Raises $60M To Pursue Asian Acquisition
• Green Groups Seek Early Win In Alaska Oil Drilling Suit
• USPTO Climate Change Pilot Program's Debut Is Uneven
• EPA Urges 5th Circ. To Uphold $20M Exxon Pollution Fine
• Proposed PFAS Water Standards Will Likely Face Pushback
• Travelers Says Chicago Owes $26M For Willis Tower Flood
• US, Enviros Urge Justices To Skip Offshore Fracking Fight
• 5th Circ. Pauses Texas, Louisiana Air Plan Disapprovals
• FirstEnergy Says Class Can't 'Obscure Failure' In Cert. Appeal
• 'Momentous Day' As Justices Eye Chevron Deference Demise
• 9th Circ. Rejects Tribe's Skagit River Fishing Rights Bid
• Chevron At The High Court: Scalpel Or Sledgehammer?
• Colo. Water Chief Can Act Against Feedlot Co., Top Court Says
• Energy-Harvesting Company's SPAC Merger Fizzles
• Embattled Wash. Insurance Chief Won't Seek Reelection
• SpaceX Texas Launches Targeted In Enviro Suit Against FAA
• Ga. Appeals Court Largely OKs Rivian's EV Plant Deal
• Conservative Group Sues SEC Over Kroger Proxy Decision
• 9th Circ. Says City Can't Back Up $48M Tainted Water Award
• EPA Gets Claims Cut In Pa. Town's Stream Pollution Suit
• Tesla Settles Solar Roof Tile System Contract Claims
• Green Groups Drop 9th Circ. Appeals Over Willow Project
• Water Infrastructure Crisis Requires Private Investment
• Clean Energy Tax Perk Will Keep Enviro Attys Busy
• Court Reverses Its Denial Of Insurer's Exclusion In Flood Case
• Senate GOP Warns Auto Safety Chief To Back Off EV Mandate
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism
• Texas Justices Won't Rehear $41M Oil And Gas Lease Dispute
• Justices Tackle Chevron Deference In Fishing Case