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Environmental - June, 2023

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• EV Truck Co. Brass, Investors End Derivative Suit For $12.5M
• Biz Group Presses Tai On Lingering Mexico Trade Frictions
• Proxy Advisory Firm Pushes Back On States' ESG Criticism
• DC Circ. Relieves Texas But Not Colo. Of EPA Ozone Duties
• Texas Court Says Horizontal Drilling Under PSA Isn't Pooling
• Naval Air Base Neighbors Denied Class Cert. For Takings Case
• Feds Cement Rule To Move Species Threatened By Climate
• DC Circ.'s Perchlorate Ruling Means Regulatory Restart
• Green Groups Move To Defend Calif. Truck Rule In DC Circ.
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's Airline Greenhouse Gas Rule
• Force Pressure Control Cancels Planned $240M SPAC Merger
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• SoCal Edison Says Insurer Can't Cut LA Wildfire Defense Fees
• Rail Lobby Says Ohio Can't Mandate Two-Person Train Crews
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• New 'Forever Chemicals' Face Tough Test Under EPA Protocol
• GM, Drivers Spar Over State Claims' Viability In Emissions Suit
• No Remand For Florida Law Firm's Termite Coverage Suit
• Group Challenging Ga. Dock Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Suit
• Colo. Cannabis Co. Walked On $1.7M Generator Bill, Suit Says
• CFTC Starts Crackdown On Cybercrime, Environmental Fraud
• Navajo $81M Tort Claim Covered By CERCLA, Mining Co. Says
• Conn. Justices Uphold State's Renewable Offers Restrictions
• Tennessee Accuses 3M, DuPont Of PFAS Foam Contamination
• Deal Rumor Mill: TRP Energy, Purell, Group Black
• Using Agreements To Cover Gaps In Hydrogen Storage Regs
• Missouri-Led States Urge Justices To Take Carbon Metric Case
• Nutrien Claims Ga. Farmer Owes $2M For Crop Products
• Biden EPA Launches $7B Solar For All Grant Competition
• Army Corps Says It Will Revoke Shellfish Permit In Wash.
• Savers Value Leads Trio Of IPOs Raising $867M Combined
• Major Automakers Slam Biden EPA's 'Out Of Whack' EV Goals
• Foxconn Pokes Back At Lordstown's Del. Ch. 11 Grievances
• TC Energy Can't Cite NAFTA In $15B Trade Claim, US Says
• Ex-Regulator's Assets Freed On Bad Analysis, Ohio AG Holds
• Russia Wrongly Detained Environmental Activists, Court Says
• SPAC Proponents Fear Regulatory Uncertainty Casts Pall
• BLM Reaps $105M In Large-Scale Nev. Solar Lease Sale
• Contractor Can't Dodge Damages In Pipeline Strike Fight
• Calif.-Led States Want In On DC Circ. Truck Emissions Fight
• FEMA Won't Cover Texas City's $58M Winter Storm Uri Gas Bill
• C&H Sugar Hit With Suit Over 'Rotten Egg' Odors
• Despite Signs Of A Nuclear Power Revival, Outlook Still Mixed
• Paltrow Win Offers Lesson In Celebs Staying On Brand At Trial
• Chemical Co. Agrees Not To Send PFAS To Ga. City
• NJ Reaches 'Historic' $393M PFAS Settlement With Solvay
• Most Large US Cos. Report Scope 3 Emissions, Study Finds
• EPA Drops Louisiana Environmental Justice Investigations
• Ocean Agency Floats Rule Ensuring Cos. Pay For Well Razing
• Feds Want Prairie Chicken Protection Challenges Combined
• Feds Want Suit Over Navy's Hawaii Fuel Leak Trimmed
• Eaton Unit Can Be Liable For NJ Plant Cleanup, Judge Rules
• Green Groups, Industry Square Off Against EPA Over Boilers
• DOJ, Prof Spar Over Secret Jones Day VW Emissions Docs
• Scope Of Fla. Anti-ESG Law: What We Know And Don't Know
• Tribal Group Says Co. Can't Join 9th Circ. Copper Mine Case
• The 2 Doctrines That May Pose A Threat To SEC Climate Rules
• Lordstown Motors Hits Ch. 11, Launches Suit Against Foxconn
• Group Says Texas City Broke Laws In Gas Drill Site Approval
• SolarWinds Vows To Fight Charges In SEC Breach Probe
• EPA Says New 'Waters Of US' Rule To Arrive By September
• DOT Awards $27M To Alaska, Tribe For Road Improvements
• 3M Strikes Confidential PFAS Deal With Fla. City
• The Road Ahead For EPA's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Efforts
• Judge Denies Class Cert. For Second Time In Gas Storage Suit
• Judge Edits La. Church's Hurricane Damage Claim Before Trial
• EPA Gets Freight Co.'s $6.2M Superfund Site Suit Thrown Out
• Flint Rebuffed In Contempt Fight After Ex Parte Filing
• Feds Can Keep Defenses In Camp Lejeune Water Suits
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• $70M NY Wind Farm Purchase Suit Headed To Trial
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• Texas High Court Declines To Hear Lanier Malpractice Suit
• 3 Justices Dissent In 'Hypothetical Jurisdiction' Denial
• Justices Won't Consider Ending Pa. Prison-Labor Lawsuit
• Feds Seek Dismissal Of Kids' Second Climate Complaint
• NTSB's Ohio Derailment Hearing Scrutinizes Rail Regs
• Colo. Ski Resort Looks To Save Suit Over Water Access Ban
• VW Judge Tosses Counties' Emissions Tampering Claims
• Texas Justices Rule Investors Not Liable For TPC Explosion
• Navy Can Block Admiral's Testimony In Hawaii Fuel Leak Case
• 7-Eleven Says Info Sought In Class Action Is Unnecessary
• 9th Circ. OKs Alaska Salmon Fishing Season
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Review Calif. Superfund Case
• Feds Didn't Control WWII Refinery Waste, 6th Circ. Rules
• Icon Ken Feinberg Shares Lessons From A Life Mediating
• Aviation Watch: Investigating The SpaceX Rocket Explosion
• Navajo Will Continue To Seek Water Rights Despite Ruling
• Chapter 100 Incentives Can Offer Relief For Mo. Solar Projects
• Del. Justices Partly Reverse Toss Of Monsanto PCB Suit
• Gordon & Rees Adds 4 From Melick & Porter In New England
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• Green Groups Hit BLM With Suit Over 6 Calif. Oil Well Permits
• Biden Admin Late On Species Protection Deadlines, Suit Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Justices Find ERCOT Immune In Winter Storm Suits
• Louisiana Says EPA Overstepping On Environmental Justice
• Surf Air Mobility Sets July 11 For Direct Listing Debut
• NTSB Hearing Dives Into East Palestine Train Disaster
• Sterigenics Has To Face Joined Cancer Suits Plus Bellwethers
• Citing Toxic Water Woes, Tribes Seek To Join Illegal Mine Suit
• SPAC Merger Values California Plastics Co. At $365M
• CEO Of Pa. Clean Energy Co. Convicted Of $1M Fraud
• 3M Strikes $12.5B Deal Over PFAS Contamination
• NEPA Reforms May Aid Project Speed, But Red Tape Remains
• EPA Wants End To Tribes' Water Rule Challenge
• US, India Resolve 6 WTO Disputes On Steel, Solar Products
• Houston Energy Co. Sued For 'Passing Back' Storm Penalties
• McClenny Moseley Hit With Second Hurricane Solicitation Suit
• Troutman Pepper Lands Ex-Lubin Olson Enviro Ace In Calif.
• River Group Wants Full 11th Circ. Rehearing In Sewage Suit
• $135M Verdict Winners Fight New Trial Bid In Solar Farm Row
• Full 6th Circ. Won't Review Ford Fuel Economy Suit
• House GOP Bill Takes Aim At ESG Factors In Retirement Plans
• Shell Pushes For New Trial On Calif. $41M Pipeline Verdict
• Enviro Groups Challenge Louisiana Permit For Gas Pipeline
• High Court Denies Navajo Nation Water Rights
• CFTC Targets Carbon Market In Rare Call For Whistleblowers
• Biden-Harris Admin. To Invest $975M In Fed Buildings
• Ga. City Settles Bulk Of Carpet Industry PFAS Suit
• Attys Blast 'Barebone' Defenses In Camp Lejeune Water Suits
• Final EPA Renewable Fuel Regs Knocked On All Sides
• Mich. Justices Deny Power Co.'s Fire Recovery Appeal
• Biden Administration Posits Rollback Of Trump-Era ESA Rules
• Rail Lobby Seeks To Block Calif. Locomotive Emissions Rule
• Orsted Wins Permit Fight With NJ Town Over Wind Farm Work
• Trade Court Nixes Feds' Effort To Trim Dolphin Suit
• VW Judge Rips Opt-Out Drivers' Fee Ask, 'Lavish Spendings'
• Illinois AG Must Turn Over Docs To Monsanto In PCB Fight
• USDOT Proposes New Rail Hazmat Rule After Ohio Toxic Spill
• Eversheds Brings On Dentons' Atlanta Head As Enviro Leader
• Feds Say Tribes' Mine Suit Can't Survive Dismissal Bid
• Fashion Brands Must Be Ready For Greenwashing Claims
• Forest Service Defends Calif. Mining Exemption At 9th Circ.
• Rocky Mountain Water Woes: Colorado's Uncertain Future
• Rivian Wants Out Of Suit Over $5B Ga. Factory Construction
• Clean Energy Biz Secures $1B Investment From Blackstone
• NJ Gets Climate Change Suit Remand, But No Atty Fees
• Apache Fights Shareholders' Cert. Bid In Stock Drop Suit
• Whirlpool Latest To Face Gas Stove Emissions Risks Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs Feds' Win In Puget Sound Salmon Fishing Suit
• DC Circ. Vacates Part Of EPA HFC Cap-And-Trade Rule
• NY Gets Win In Tribal Suit Over Eel Fishing Regs
• Green Groups Seek Halt Of Arizona Mineral Drilling Projects
• Factory Hangs On To Hefty $112M Bad Faith Insurance Win
• Fishing Co. Takes Industry-Paid Monitors Fight To High Court
• Colo. Justices Tackle 'Wildly Confusing' Regulatory Caselaw
• Group Says 'No Time To Lose' To Save Historic Buildings
• 3 Companies Eye IPOs Totaling $926M As Market Gains Steam
• UNC Entity Says Notice Was Timely For $5.9M Hurricane Claim
• Tribes Bring Lithium Mine Challenge To 9th Circ.
• LA Clean Power Agency Floats $1B Bond For Energy Buys
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• Groups Drop Suit Over Texas DOT's $6B Highway Plan
• Enbridge Given 3 Years To Move Pipeline Off Wis. Reservation
• 4 Things To Know About Colorado's Water Courts
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• MVP Asks FERC For 3-Year Extension On Southgate Project
• Wash. Judge Tosses Chilean Co.'s Row With Supplier
• Tax Credit Transfer Rules Will Usher A Clean Energy Bonanza
• NJ Leaseholder Alleges Hidden Contamination, Cleanup Costs
• Fed. Circ. Finds US Owes Farmers Flooding Loss Damages
• Tribes' Gold Mine Suit Threatens Tax Windfall, Alaska Says
• 'White Gold' Will Color Next Generation Of Energy Disputes
• 9th Circ. Tosses Alaska's Bid To Revive Land Swap
• Harvard Accuses Power Plant Of Illegal Fees In $2.4M Suit
• NJ Green Groups Sue To Stop Offshore Wind Farm Plan
• Cava's Scorching Debut Could Help Thaw A Frozen IPO Market
• 4 Firms Guide Recycling Tech Co.'s $300M SPAC Merger
• 5th Circ. Preserves Turtle Protection Rule For Shrimpers
• DC Circ. Sides With Lobstermen On Fishery Rule Suit
• EPA 'Mangled' Law To Erase Biofuel Exemption, Refiners Say
• Food Waste Recycler KDC Hits Ch. 11 In Del. With Sale Plans
• Pomona Storefront Owner Can't Undo City's Cannabis Plan
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pa. Equipment Co. Wabtec Pays $230M For L&M Radiator
• Enviro Groups Sue For EPA Action On States' Haze Plans
• Advocates Try To Block San Juan Forest Logging Project
• Utility Co. Says Ill. Residents' RICO Suit Should Be Tossed
• 6th Circ. Doubts Feds Controlled Refineries During WWII
• Sierra Club Says DOT 'Sheds No Light' On LNG-By-Rail Rule
• FERC Won't Be Rushed In Crafting Grid Policies, Chair Says
• Mass. Judge Nudges Exxon Climate Case Toward 'Finish Line'
• Construction Co. Owners Charged In $5.4M Contract Scam
• Interior Seeks Input On Future Colo. River Management
• 2nd Circ. Reinsurance Ruling Correctly Applied English Law
• DOI Floats Lower Solar, Wind Project Fees On Public Lands
• NY AG Inks $6.9M Deal Over Roundup Safety Ad Claims
• Green Groups Accuse TVA Of 'Backroom Deal' For Gas Plant
• Ohio's Adoption Of EPA Rules Will Aid Hazardous Waste Cos.
• Battery Tech Firm Cancels SPAC Merger As More Deals Fail
• Hurricanes Send Litigation Filings In Fed. Court Skyrocketing
• 6th Circ. Urged to Ax Mich. Buy-Local Power Rules
• 9th Circ. Says Feds Not Liable For Wash. Wolf Killings
• Calif. Regulators Weighing Carrier Use Of Wildfire Models
• EPA Regulatory Agenda Shows Biden Admin Isn't Slowing
• Contractor Seeks End To Suit Over Hotel Near Tribal Cemetery
• PacifiCorp Sees $18M Added To $72M Oregon Blaze Verdict
• Poor Clean Water Notice Dooms Rivian Suit, Engineers Say
• NY County Will Pay $7.2M To Close Cesspools, Waste Wells
• Ill. Panel OKs $200M Dakota Access Pipeline Pump Project
• Shell Moves To End CWA Claims Over Its Conn. Terminal
• Del. Justices Urged To Find Pollution Risk Is Cognizable Harm
• SPAC Extends Merger Deadline Amid Harsh Market Conditions
• Ohio Court Won't Ax Dual Coal Waste Regulation Framework
• EU Advances Critical Minerals Deal Talks With US
• How States And Cities Are Responding To Biden EJ Efforts
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• FERC Says It Made Correct Call On Duke Grid Upgrade Orders
• Shell Returns $5B To Shareholders With New Buyback
• Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. For $390K In Fees In Hydro Suits
• Colorado Wildfire Suits Point To Underinsurance Issues
• Treasury Proposes Monetization Rules For Energy Tax Credits
• Exxon, Suncor Urge Colo. Court To Ditch Climate Suit
• Who's Not A Fan Of ESG Proxy Votes? Shareholders, It Seems
• Monsanto's 11th Circ. Appeal Deal Queried In Roundup Case
• Loan Co. Says Zurich Owes $15M For Ex-3M Campus Repairs
• WTO Urges Governments To Accept Historic Fisheries Deal
• Texas Pursues Eminent Domain Bid To Preserve State Park
• Tribe's Suit Over Mining Expansion Not Ripe, Judge Says
• 6th Circ. Probes Federal Power Act Immunity In Dam Collapse
• Feds Back 11-Judge Redo Of 9th Circ.'s Gas Fixture Ruling
• Idaho Tribe, Feds Say Agribiz Can't Appeal Superfund Order
• FERC Must Review NYC Pipeline Climate Impact, DC Circ. Told
• AIG Must Face $1.4M New Jersey Pollution Coverage Suit
• Dems Call On Interior Dept. To Complete Public Lands Rule
• Hospitality Biz Must Prep For Seaweed Damage Coverage
• Feds Back Automakers' Challenge To Mass. Auto Data Law
• Sackett's US Waters Redefinition Is A Boon For Developers
• $13.8M Irma Coverage Suit Shot Down Again By Fla. Court
• US Steel Denied Quick Appeal Of Pa. Pollution Class Cert.
• NC Beach Homeowners Want New Shot At Insurance Lawsuit
• Wash. Ranch Says Feds Are Liable For Forest Fire Damage
• Skadden, Cravath Lead Duke Energy $2.8B Renewables Sale
• 10th Circ. Declines To Block Colo. Coal Mine Expansion
• Montana Calls Youth Climate Suit 'Boring' As Trial Begins
• X-Energy Nuclear Co. Lowers SPAC Deal Value To $1.8B
• Vidal Shines Light On Admitted Prior Art In Director Review
• Chemical Co. Agrees To Not Dump PFAS In Ga. City
• GOP Lawmakers Seek To Block EPA's Power Plant Proposals
• 6th Circ. Orders Ohio Family To Clean Pesticide-Fouled Land
• Feds Levied Solar Gear Without Duty Order, Importer Claims
• Greenwashing Suits May Implicate D&O Policies
• Ohio Towns Fight Bioenergy Cos. Over Ammonia Emissions
• Compliance Obligations Still Murky For Superfund Excise Tax
• EPA Defends Moves On Biofuel Exemptions In DC Circ.
• Fla. Judge Says Groups' Parrot Import Petitions Won't Fly
• 7 Firms Guide UK SPAC's $1B Acquisition Of Brazilian Miners
• Alaska Tells Court Ringed Seals Don't Need Protection
• PacifiCorp Owes $72M+ To Property Owners After Fires
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
• Ark. Justices Say Ex-Bayer CEO Must Testify In Roundup Suit
• Chevron, Syngenta Say No Science Backs Paraquat Claims
• Energy Dept. OKs $850M Loan For Arizona Battery Plant
• Montana Judge Walks Back Prior Power Plant Permit Ax
• Stream Rule Nix Spurs High Court Congressional Power Row
• Conservation Group Drops Ga. Army Corps Dredging Suit
• Feds Consider Six Tribal-Related Bills On Land, Health Care
• IRS Chief Counsel Mulls Deals To Stanch Easement Cases
• Justices Won't Step Into Ex-EPA Official's Miss. Election Fight
• Panel Revives Ill. City's Bid For Coverage Of Residents' Suit
• For NY Wind And Solar Projects, Some Tax Assessment Clarity
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chilean Co. Asks Court To Stop Supplier's Sales To Rival
• Shareholders Settle Pebble Mine Buildout Suit For $6.4M
• Judge Says Alaska Can Defend Cook Inlet Oil Lease Sale
• 'Phony Charity' Settles Ohio AG's Scam Claims, Will Dissolve
• Minn. Tribes Say EPA's OK Of Water Rules Risks Rice Beds
• How Electric Vehicles Will Affect Land Use And Development
• Timber Cos. Tell 9th Circ. To Revisit Ore. Monument Expansion
• $1.3M Hurricane Ida Claim Must Be Arbitrated, Insurers Say
• Noah's Ark Violating ESA With Subpar Animal Care, Suit Says
• Environmental Justice Takes Center Stage At FERC
• EPA Proposes Broad Ban On Toxic Dry-Cleaning Solvent
• GOP Sens. Say EPA Can't Rush Shaky Power Plant Rules
• Tribe, Green Groups Say Fruit Company Is Polluting Wetlands
• Climate Investor Announces Close Of $1.5B Inaugural Fund
• Time-Barred Status Axes Tucker Arensberg Land Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Reinsurance Ruling Misconstrues English Law
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rubrik, Manchester United, Luz Saude
• Colorado Oil And Gas Cases To Watch In 2023
• Church Calls Remand 'Futile' In Latest Cemetery Casino Suit
• Feds Claim SoCal Edison Owes $40M For 2017 Creek Fire
• Fla. Apartment Owner Says Insurer Owes On $1.5M Ian Claim
• Army Corps Revokes Permit For NorthMet Mine In Minnesota
• AES Acquires Nation's Largest Permitted Solar Project In Calif.
• White House Plans New 'Ocean Justice' Strategy
• DOT Says LNG-By-Rail Rule Change Coming 'Very Soon'
• Maine PFAS Law Is A Lesson In Legislative Flexibility
• Pa. House Advances Environmental Justice Permitting Bill
• Firm Tips For Helping New Lawyers Succeed Post-Pandemic
• Lawmakers Frustrated By DOI Delay In Ambler Access Project
• Political Crisis Doesn't Save Venezuelan Cos. From $23M Debt
• Energy Co. Settles Malpractice Claims Against Cleary
• 9/11 Cases Provide A Playbook For Camp Lejeune Water Suits
• A Brief Primer On Using Web-Archived Evidence
• NEPA Amendments In Debt Limit Act Bring Modest Changes
• Split Fed. Circ. Revives FHWA Yellowstone Contract Dispute
• Slovakia Says Energy Co. Shirked Regulations, Lacked Cash
• Mass. Wind Developer Seeks To Rebid Purchase Agreements
• FERC Seeks Deal In Grid Operator's Storm Penalty Fight
• NJ Class Claims Over Pet Food Plant Odors Fail Smell Test
• Macquarie Brings Enviro Reg Investor Suit To High Court
• How GHG Protocol Revisions Will Affect Climate Disclosures
• 9th Circ. Won't Send Klamath Water Fight Back To State Court
• DOJ, Houston Reach Settlement Over Illegal Trash Dumping
• Tribes Urge Judge To Keep Alive Lithium Mine Suit
• Judge Says NGA Doesn't Block State Pipeline Permit Review
• The Important Questions In High Court's CFPB Funding Case
• 11th Circ. Affirms Jury's $9.3M Hurricane Damage Award
• 4 Emerging Risks For US Insurance Markets
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-DOE Deputy Chief Counsel In DC
• Ohio Justices To Hear $40M Oil Drilling Contract Fight
• 8th Circ. Says Man's Chemical Dumping Suit Came Too Late
• Biden Admin. Seeks Enviro Audit Of Steel, Aluminum Sectors
• DC Judge Probes Challenge To Puerto Rico Dredging Project
• NYC To Clean Up Radioactive Waste In $1.6M Deal
• Miss. Argues Against Former EPA Official's Run For Office
• Split 6th Circ. Backs Pipeline Operator's Civil Penalty
• Owner Must Face Insurer's $1M Demand For Tenant Suits
• Lawmakers Ask Treasury, SEC If They Work With EU On ESG
• Solar Farm Must Prevent Future Damage After $135M Verdict
• Anheuser-Busch To Pay $537K In EPA Chemical Safety Probe
• $511M Biofuel Credit Fraud Figure To Appeal 40-Year Sentence
• Oil Co. Seeks AIG's Defense In Climate Change Litigation
• Tackling Judge-Shopping Concerns While Honoring Localism
• EPA Says Groups Can't Sue Over Boston Rivers Pollution
• Sens. Say Domestic Steel Can't Bear Energy Efficiency Rule
• Surf Air Mobility Files Plans To Go Public Via Direct Listing
• Renewable Energy SPAC Lands $500M Merger Led By 2 Firms
• Norfolk Southern Wants Combined Derailment Suit Dropped
• FAA Indifferent To SpaceX Intervention, But Rejects Reasoning
• Labor Dept. Asks Texas Court To Save ESG Investing Rule
• Agencies, Tribe To Assess Resource Damage From Wash. Site
• Excess Insurer Must Face $3M Spat With Philly Condo Assoc.
• Ford Owners Want Full 6th Circ. Review Of Fuel Economy Suit
• 3M Nearing Global Settlement In 'Forever Chemicals' Case
• Justices Won't Wade Into Calif. Offshore Fracking Fight
• Solar Co. System Fire Suits Get Consolidated In Wisconsin
• Texas Justices Will Review Mineral Rights Force Pooling Row
• AIG Unit, Miami Condominium Settle $2M Irma Damage Row
• Wash. Fish Hatchery Dispute Headed For Resolution
• Enviros Say New Montana Coal Mining Laws Must Be Blocked
• US Bars Oil Leasing Near New Mexico Cultural Site
• No Hearing Needed In Mich. Fishing Pact Dispute, Judge Says
• Mich. Supreme Court To Hear Wind Farm Zoning Dispute
• Oat Milk Co. Avoids Investors' Greenwashing Suit, For Now
• Diversified And EQT Can't Escape W.Va. Unplugged Wells Suit
• Surge In Secondary Offerings Raises Hopes For IPO Rebound
• EPA Nod For La. Program Bodes Well For Carbon Storage
• How Attorneys Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• Port Of Portland Says Insurers Flouting Superfund Coverage
• Lithium Extraction Biz To Merge With SPAC At $225M Value
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Congress Needs To Enact A Federal Anti-SLAPP Statute
• DuPont, Others Strike $1B Deal In 'Forever Chemicals' Suits
• SD County Must Face Challenge To CO2 Pipeline Ban
• 3M, Daikin And Others Seek Toss Of Ga. Water Pollution Suit
• Judge Favors Axing Mich. Residents' Suits Over Lead In Water
• Kids' Climate Case Revived By Oregon Judge
• Solar Farm Owner, Developers Call $135M Verdict 'Excessive'
• 11th Circ. Rules Gov't Action Bars Group's Sewage Challenge
• Injunction Won't Help Round Rock Trash Co., Court Rules
• EPA Puts $65M Toward Cleaning Up Navajo Uranium Mines
• Zurich Unit Wants Full 9th Circ. Review Of Superfund Case
• EPA Faces Calif. Suit Over Pesticide-Coated Seed Exemption
• 3 Developments That May Usher In A Nuclear Energy Revival
• EPA Pubs Rule Tightening Confidential Biz Info Regulations
• Engstrom Lipscomb Faces SoCalGas Leak Malpractice Suit
• Indian Green Energy Biz Receives $360M In Equity Funding
• Dealing With Dogmatic Jurors: Voir Dire And Trial Strategies