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Environmental - July, 2023

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• US Says Wind Tower Co., Affiliate Subject To Same Duties
• 9th Circ. Rejects SF's Challenge To Pollution Discharge Rules
• Texas Lessors Say Energy Cos. Owe $100M+ In Royalty Snub
• Enviro Groups Sue Over Wildlife Refuge Lead Bullet Phaseout
• Feds, Lithium Co. Say Tribes' Mine Suit Too Late
• New Ore. Law Steps Up Regulations For Factory Farms
• Green Groups Press EPA To List New Toxic Pollutants
• Missing Price, Though Small, Fairly Nixed $5M Bid, GAO Rules
• Shareholders' Attys Get $6.4M After SolarWinds Breach Deal
• Pipeline Cos. To Pay $12M Over Mont. And ND Oil Spills
• Feds Say Court Can't Order Speed-Up Of Oil Drilling Approval
• EV Maker Rivian, Investors Referred To Private Mediation
• CO2 Pipeline Co. Says Iowa Rule Risks 1,300-Mile Project
• Full DC Circ. Won't Revisit 'Catch-22' Toss Of FERC Challenge
• Georgia Man Settles With Another Chemical Co. In PFAS Suit
• Descendants Say Dispute Over Hotel Near Cemetery Is Valid
• Ocean Justice Comments Aim At Pollution, Access, Science
• AT&T Lied About Cables Covered In Toxic Lead, Investor Says
• Texas Appeals Court Rules Conoco Unit Owns Waste Water
• UK Seeking Long-Term Views On Tax System For Fossil Fuels
• Justices Urged To Revoke Market Benefits For Big Solar
• Assessing EPA's Potential Retreat On Title VI Enforcement
• Contract Disputes Recap: Timeliness, Evidence, Fact-Finding
• NextEra Pushes DC Circ. For $1B Power Line Upgrade Costs
• Elliott Greenleaf Atty Takes FEMA Flood Fight To 3rd Circ.
• Tribes Ask Judge To Block Alaska Gill Net Fishing Order
• Ohio Panel Revives Engineering Co.'s Worker Poaching Fight
• SoCal Edison's Insurer Ordered To Pay Wildfire Attorney Fees
• 4 Takeaways From FERC's Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• New Biden Enviro Review Regs Address Climate, Communities
• Feds Wants More Medical Exam Time In Navy Fuel Leak Row
• Meet The Goats Helping Reduce California's Fire Risk
• US Auto Regulator Floats Stricter Fuel Economy Standards
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Nuclear Cleanup, ISS, Lasers
• Maine Judge Denies Bid To Block Bridge Replacement
• US Antitrust Approach Toward ESG Clashes With EU Stance
• Utilities Say FERC Can't Make Them Eat Grid Upgrade Costs
• California's PFAS Bans May Have National Ripple Effects
• Feds Ask Judge To Scrap Suit Over Ga. Island's Wild Horses
• Attorneys Get $19M After $42M NJ Smelter Pollution Deal
• Ohio Justices Say Wind Farm Passes Environmental Test
• Florida Tribe Presses To Halt State's CWA Permitting
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• What's Causing EU-US Impasse On Steel And Aluminum
• High Court's Tribal Water Rights Ruling Steadies The Boat
• Operant Conditioning: Tactics That Can Derail Your Witness
• Enviro Groups Say Flawed Analysis Dooms Drilling Plan
• Ohio AG Says Railroads' Suit Over Train Crew Law Is Premature
• GAO Recommends Faster Wash. Nuclear Waste Cleanup
• Coke Beats '100% Recyclable' Bottle Suit For 2nd Time
• Judge Questions Seattle's Fish Focus In Monsanto PCB Suit
• Congress Asks Biden To Remove 2 Species' ESA Safeguards
• FERC Sews Up Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• IP Trial To Proceed Over $900M Claim Against Lordstown
• Detroit Lead Poisoning Suit Isn't Covered, Insurer Says
• Del. Judge Calls For Fee Examiner In Kidde-Fenwal Ch. 11
• Travelers Says UNC Entity Made $5M In 'Unnecessary' Repairs
• 6th Circ. Won't Rehear WWII Refinery Waste Cleanup Case
• States, Water Districts Look To Sink EPA Cybersecurity Rule
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• 11th Circ. Judges Hint Refiner's EPA Fight Belongs In DC
• Liberty Mutual To End Business Owners Line In California
• Supreme Court Lifts Stays On Mountain Valley Pipeline
• 22 States Fight 3M's $12.5B 'Forever Chemicals' Settlement
• 6th Circ. Has Doubts About Harm In Wastewater Antitrust Suit
• Hyundai, Kia Owners Say Electric Vehicle Chargers Overheat
• Pipeline Co. Tells High Court Congress Right To Help Project
• Enviro Groups Renew Fight Over Plans To Protect Fla. Springs
• Alaska Wants Justices To Void EPA Copper Mine Veto
• DOJ Strikes Deal With Jackson To Address Sewer Issues
• EPA Reaches Deal To Review Gas Power Emission Limits
• Green Group Alleges NMFS Failed To Protect Threatened Coral
• 3rd Circ. Backs EPA's Approval Of Pa. Air Pollution Plan
• 11th Circ. Upholds $500K Fee Award In Fla. Land Seizure Case
• House Dems, Republicans Introduce Sparring Enviro Policies
• Cannabis Cos. Must Heed PFAS Risks In Products, Packaging
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Colo. Panel Probes Mining Co.'s Efforts Over $700K State Fine
• DC Circ. Tosses Challenge To EPA Hazardous Waste Rules
• Insurer Owes $91M For Sterigenics Pollution Suits Defense
• Michigan AG Accused Of Forum Shopping In Pipeline Dispute
• EPA Proposes More Air Toxics Reporting
• Allow Litigation Of MV Pipeline, Enviro Groups Tell Justices
• 10th Circ. Breathes Life Into Wyo. Tribe's Hunting Rights Push
• 4th Circ. Tosses Forest Fire Verdict Citing Excluded Testimony
• 3rd Circ. Tosses EPA Permit Demand For St. Croix Refinery
• Chemical Groups Slam EPA's Ethylene Oxide Rule At DC Circ.
• Gordon & Rees Brings On Edlin Gallagher Litigator In SF
• What's Next For Enviro Justice After Affirmative Action Ban?
• Enviro Firm Adds Former Texas Regulator As Partner
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Insurer, Contractors Settle Coverage Row Over Plant Work
• Washington Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2023
• EPA, DOE Reveal Funding To Cut Methane In Oil, Gas Sector
• EPA Pitches Strategy To Protect Species From Herbicides
• DOJ Suit Says Texas' Floating Barrier Has Enviro, Safety Risks
• Pro-Business Interests Press Justices To End Chevron
• Koch Settles Refinery Group's Ill. Superfund Cleanup Claims
• DC Judge Rejects Challenge To Puerto Rico Dredging Project
• P&G Slams 'Implausible' Detergent Greenwashing Suit
• Enviros' Suit Paused After BLM Axes Lithium Plan Approval
• Youths Urge Court Not To Allow Appeal To Delay Climate Suit
• White House Releases Guidance For Public Input On Regs
• 11th Circ. Boots County's Mercedes Emissions Tampering Suit
• EPA Urges DC Circ. To Uphold Renewable Fuel Regs
• Calif. County Must Review Biofuel Refinery Project Approval
• From Crypto To Cyber Probes: Top SEC Cases So Far In '23
• Fruit Co. Says Tribe's CWA Claims Should Be Tossed
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• Why Data Protection Compliance May Cost The Environment
• Wisc. Utility Must Face Dam Suit, Mich. Appeals Court Says
• Yacht Club Targets Wash. City In CWA Suit Over Murky Waters
• Insurers Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Cleanup Coverage Row Win
• DC Circ. Backs FERC Approving Mass. Gas Project
• Federal Judge Won't Shut Down Wash. Gas Appliance Regs
• Feds, House Urge Justices To Greenlight Pipeline
• Landowners Ask To Intervene To Keep Gas Wells Unplugged
• Energy Litigation To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• DC Circ. Says Dicamba Lawsuit Belongs In District Court
• The Biggest Enviro Policy Moves Of 2023: Midyear Report
• NJ Sues Feds Over 'Reckless' New York Congestion Pricing
• How Construction Industry Can Help Mitigate Wildfire Impact
• Mich. Farms, Migrant Workers Propose Pesticide Suit Deal
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• DOI Pitches New Oil And Gas Leasing Regs And Rates
• Pa. Town Drops Suit Over Sewer Tunneling Plans
• Fla. Association Sues Insurer Over Hurricane Ian Coverage
• Biden Opens First Gulf Of Mexico Offshore Wind Lease Sale
• Senate Finally Confirms Pick To Head EPA Enforcement Office
• IP Groups Urge Justices To Keep Chevron, But Amend It
• Full DC Circ. Won't Rethink GHG Endangerment Ruling
• EPA Eliminates Clean Air Act 'Emergency' Defenses
• CFTC, Private Sector Actions May Aid Carbon Market Integrity
• Trucking Co. Owner's Illegal Dumping Killed NJ Man, AG Says
• Bipartisan Bills Would Monitor Foreign-Owned Farmland
• Ex-Fiat Exec Pleads Guilty In Emissions Case
• Forest Service Gets Win In Tree-Thinning Fight In Los Padres
• Time For Courts, Attorneys To Use Amended Evidence Rule
• Insurer Says Nursing Facility Covered Only For 'Named Storm'
• Dutch SPAC Looks To Buy Electric-Vehicle Maker For $233M
• Gov't Contracting Policies To Watch In 2023: A Midyear Report
• 9th Circ. Urged To Nix Forest Service's Win In Idaho Trail Row
• Energy Storage Investment Ramps Up In First Half Of 2023
• 8th Circ. Nixes Minn. Cities' Coal Tar Contamination Appeal
• Groups Want Minn. Pipeline Protest Trial Broadcast
• Flint Engineering Firm Must Turn Over Media Strategy Docs
• Calif. Judge Slams Attys' 'Blather-Like' Scheduling Attempt
• Manchin, Gas Orgs. Ask Justices To Clear Path For MV Pipeline
• EPA Floats Rule To Help States And Tribes Gain CWA Powers
• Navy Violating ESA At New Guam Base, Green Groups Say
• El Paso Can Sue NM Agency In Lone Star Court, Judge Rules
• La. Neoprene Maker Fights EPA Plant Shutdown Effort
• $4B In Border-Barrier Work Won Without Open Competition
• Ga. Judge Approves Chemical Co. Deal In PFAS Suit
• Feds Can't Kill FCA Suit Without Intervening, 11th Circ. Rules
• Feds Pitch Habitat Designations For Green Sea Turtles
• The Importance Of Sustainable, Resilient Construction Design
• Law Firms Must Face Camp Lejeune TCPA Claims In W.Va.
• AT&T Slams WSJ Reporting On Hazards Of Lead Cables
• DC Circ. Tosses Refineries' Renewable Fuel Deadlines Suit
• Ga. Residents Denied Early Appeal In Power Plant Noise Suit
• Manmade Island In SC Has Got To Go, US Army Says
• Feds Not Required To Clean Polluted Native Lands In Alaska
• DC Circ. Revives Obama-Era Logging Rules
• Wash. Univ. Land Deal Limits Multifamily Project, Court Says
• Massachusetts Judge Suspends EPA Clean River Suit
• 9th Circ. Upholds BLM's Nevada Lithium Mine Approval
• Insurers Slam Factory's $18.7M Fee Bid After $112M Verdict
• NY Towns Object To 3M's $12.5B 'Forever Chemicals' Deal
• Coalition Wants Pause On Construction Near Mass. Island
• Sierra Club Sues EPA Over Detroit Pollution Plan
• 7 Trials To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• Glad, Clorox Can't Ax Suit Over 'Recyclable' Plastic Bags
• EPA Tells DC Circ. To Ditch Refiners' Clean Fuel Relief Suit
• Sackett Ruling, 'Waters' Rule Fix Won't Dry Up Wetlands Suits
• Texas Oil Co. Not Covered For Pollution Suit, Insurer Says
• Easement Adviser Says Jury Should Decide Insurers' Case
• DC Sues 3M, DuPont, Others Over 'Forever Chemicals'
• Newmont Gets Canadian Clearance For $19.5B Newcrest Deal
• Dentons Adds Ex-STB Associate GC And Sidley IP Vet In DC
• Rising Star: O'Melveny's Heather Welles
• 8th Circ. Halts WOTUS Appeal Until Revised Definition Issued
• 5th Circ. Urged To Undo SEC Ruling On Ideological Bias Proxy
• NJ Fishers Urge Justices To Overrule Chevron
• Texas Floating Border Barrier Spurs Mexico Diplomatic Row
• Ohio Justices Urged To Reverse Lead Paint Ruling
• Jackson City Officials Try To Ditch Water Contamination Suit
• Biden Admin Settles California, Sierra Club Border Wall Suits
• Texas High Court Told Cities Must Pay Bill In Utility Suit
• US Steel Fights Nuisance, Negligence Claims Over Mill Dust
• Colo. High Court Won't Hear Challenge To GHG Rules
• Judge Tosses Hamptonites' Offshore Wind Export Cable Row
• EPA Floats New Controls For Toxic Solvent
• Coke Hit With NY Class Action Over PFAS-Laden Juice
• Ways To Balance ESG Initiatives And Antitrust Risks
• Alaska Can Intervene In Tribes' Gold Mine Suit, Judge Orders
• Enviros Cheer EPA's Withdrawal Of Approval For Fungicide
• 6th Circ. Says No Coverage For Ind. Soil Contamination
• Gas Cos. Ask Judge Again To Toss Abandoned Wells Suit
• Navajo Groups Oppose Ariz. Hydro Projects Pending At FERC
• Cleary, Goodwin Steer $455M Sale Of FM:Systems
• Ex-San Francisco Utility Boss Convicted Of Taking Bid Bribes
• Rising Star: Diab Chambers' Ed Diab
• Seattle Jury Awards $72M In Latest Monsanto PCB Trial
• Mountain Valley Asks High Court To Reverse 4th Circ. Delay
• Denver Sues Colo. Over PFAS Discharge Regulation At Airport
• OMV, Abu Dhabi Oil Co. In Talks To Form Chemicals Giant
• Transportation Policies To Watch: Midyear 2023 Review
• Nestle Again Denied Toss Of Child, Slave Labor Claims
• Alaska Judge Lets Commercial Vessels Enter Regulation Row
• 2 Firms Steer ESG-Focused SPAC's $300M Public Debut
• Insurance Costs, Housing Top Issues In House ESG Hearing
• DOE Awards $5.9B Contract For Ohio Nuclear Site Cleanup
• DC Circ. Voids FERC Approval Of Southeast Energy Exchange
• EPA Unlocks $20B For Community Climate Projects
• Minn. Mine Denial Stresses Importance Of Tribal Partnerships
• Developer Sues Gov't Over Failed Student Housing Project
• Calif. Farm's '100% Juice' Has Forever Chemicals, Suit Says
• Ga. Justices Won't Review $15B In Bonds For Rivian Plant
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• CFTC Actions Signal Its Lead Role In Carbon Offsets Policing
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Ty'Meka Reeves-Sobers
• Allstate Says Calif. Return Depends On Regulatory Changes
• House GOP Threatens Crackdown On Proxy Advisers
• Navajo Mine Spill Damages Are Unfounded Fears, Court Hears
• Mich. City's Bid To Stay $24M Water Debt Case Irks Judge
• 3M Says Ga. City's Settlement Bars Class Cert. In PFAS Case
• 8th Circ. Blocks EPA's Water Systems Cybersecurity Rule
• Nev. Tribe Sues Interior Dept. Over Truckee River Diversions
• W.Va. Energy Cos. Want Insurer's Win Undone At 4th Circ.
• GM Drivers' Emissions Suits Nixed After 6th Circ. Ruling
• Developers Held In Contempt For Failing To Fix Pa. Homes
• Enviro Group Challenges EPA's Renewable Fuel Standard
• Mich. Blasts $5M Fee Ask In Flint Water Case As 'Overreach'
• Houston To Relocate Those Near Polluted Union Pacific Site
• 2nd Circ. Revives Niagara Falls Radioactive Waste Claims
• Surf Air Mobility Pushes Direct Listing Date To July 27
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• What The ESG Divide Means For Insurers And Beyond
• 5th Circ. Backs Rancher In $8M Fight With Former In-Law Atty
• EPA Rescinds Trump Clean Air Act Cost-Benefit Rule
• Deals Rumor Mill: AXA SA, Syngenta, Bain Capital
• Michigan's DTE Commits To Eliminate Coal Power By 2032
• USDA Floats Plan To Improve Ag, Forestry GHG Accounting
• Exxon Buying Carbon Capture Biz Denbury In $4.9B Deal
• Handling Hostile Depositions: Keep Calm And Make A Record
• Rising Star: Gibson Dunn's Rachel Levick
• Green Groups Want Minn. Mine Suit Paused After Permit Loss
• Texas Court Says Insurer Can't Evade Startup's Contract Suit
• Louisiana State Golf Club Settles Hurricane Ida Damage Suit
• The Biggest Environmental Rulings Of 2023: Midyear Report
• New EPA Proposal Aims To Reduce Lead Exposure In Children
• EPA Draft Plastic Pollution Plan Offers Opportunities For Cos.
• Using Counterfactuals To Shift Jurors' Hindsight Bias
• Ga. Water System Operator Accused Of Lying About Testing
• Mintz Adds Energy Regulatory Atty To Transaction Team
• Fla. Condo Can't Get Appraisal In $1M Storm Coverage Suit
• FERC Note On La. Pipeline Was Too Late, Corps Tells 5th Circ.
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• Rising Star: Arnold & Porter's Lauren Daniel
• Mich. Panel Skeptical State Can Salvage PFAS Rules
• EPA Finalizes Stricter Limits On Hydrofluorocarbons
• 4th Circ. Halts $6B Va. Pipeline To Check Enviro Review
• Feds, Tribe Fight Dam Operator's Exit Bid In Pollution Suit
• EPA's Power Doesn't Reach Canada, Quebec Co. Says
• States Say EPA's Good Neighbor Plan Should Remain Intact
• Energy Deals Gathered Steam In First Half Of 2023
• US Seeks $5M From NC Co. For Chemical Contamination
• Judge Will Wait To Weigh Intervention In Utah Monuments Suit
• C-PACE Laws Offer Boost For Sustainable Development
• DOI Gives $660M To Plug Oil Wells Amid New Energy Funding
• 4 Firms Guide Nuclear Fission Startup's $850M SPAC Merger
• Judge Blocks Iowa County Pipeline Zoning Restrictions
• Top Product Liability Cases Of 2023: Midyear Review
• $42M Deal Proposed To End NJ Smelter Pollution Class Action
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Full 11th Circ. Sends Ga. Doc's Roundup Case Back To Panel
• Monsanto Tells Jury It's Not At Fault In Latest PCB Trial
• Group Calls TotalEnergies' Pipeline A Disaster For Ugandans
• House GOP Expand Anti-ESG Campaign To BlackRock, Others
• Insurers Sued Over $36M Pipeline Rupture On Native Land
• Insurance Cos. Want Xcel To Pay For Colo. Wildfire Claims
• Split 10th Circ. Affirms Utah's Water Exchange Deal With DOI
• Fuel Groups Ask Full DC Circ. To Rethink Standing In EPA Case
• EPA Aims To Strike Norfolk Southern's Derailment Defenses
• Cos. Must Prepare For More ESG Scrutiny From All Sides
• Rising Star: Covington's Thomas Brugato
• Green Groups Bring Colo. Smog Plan Challenge To 10th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Asks In ITC Cleanup Case: What's In An Oil Spill?
• Texas Judge Halts State's Waters Of US Challenge
• Zurich Unit Says $3.7M Lab Fire Suit Must Go To Trial
• Bad Faith Claim Tossed In Warehouse's Storm Damage Fight
• Enviro Groups Sue Interior Over Nevada Lithium Drilling Plan
• DC Circ. Rules US Agency Exempt From Sunshine Act
• Wash. Tribe Says Mining Co. Can't Challenge CERCLA Ruling
• Europe's Executive Arm Urges Coordinated EU Exit From ECT
• La. Property Owner Drops Hurricane Damage Coverage Suit
• Monsanto Can't Escape Seattle's PCB Suit
• Texas Among States To Get Multimillion-Dollar Grid Grant
• Farmers Insurance Limiting Property Policy Sales In Calif.
• National Grid To Pay $5.4M Over Mass. Chemical Releases
• Biofuel Producer Owes $17M After Failed Ethanol Patent MDL
• IRS Guidance Powers Up Energy Tax Credit Transfers
• Nike Wants Missouri Apparel 'Greenwashing' Suit Tossed
• Catholic Diocese Wants Defense Fees In Cemetery Suit
• DC Circ. Vacates DOE Boiler Efficiency Rule
• Engineering Co. Reaches Tentative Deal On Flint Water Claims
• Seyfarth Litigator Joins Arnall Golden As Partner In Atlanta
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EU Sustainability Initiatives Will Affect Emissions Trading
• Vermont Schools Sue Monsanto Over PCB Contamination
• Calif., Truck Makers Ink Pact On Electric Big Rigs Transition
• DuPont Urges Justices To Review 6th Circ.'s Mass Tort Ruling
• Seattle Tells US Supreme Court Tribe's Dam Dispute Is Moot
• Tax Court Nixes Research Credits For Air Pollution Control Co.
• Tribes Can't Overturn New Water Regulations, Minn. Says
• Insurer Can't Escape Texas Mall's Hail Coverage Suit
• Mich. Utility Fights Challenge To $28M Foundation Gift
• EPA Proposes Changes To Oil, Gas Sector GHG Reporting
• NJ Law Lets Orsted Retain Federal Wind Energy Tax Credits
• EPA Finalizes Asbestos Reporting Rule
• Crypto M&A Disputes Expected To Heat Up Through 2023
• Environmental Partner Returns To Williams Mullen
• Va. US Reps. Tell 4th Circ. To Oppose Pipeline Legal Shield
• Charleston's Climate Suit Wins Trip Back To State Court
• BLM To Revisit Enviro. Assessment For Geothermal Project
• Orsted Gets Biden's OK For NJ Offshore Wind Farm
• NJ High Court Passes On Metal Co.'s Cleanup Coverage Suit
• EV Maker Rivian Can't Ditch Investor Fraud Suit Over IPO
• CORRECTED: Insurer Must Pay Out Allianz Unit For Pollution Suit
• EPA Email To Refiner Not Final Agency Action, 10th Circ. Says
• Wash. Tribe Gets $25M In Infrastructure Funds For New Bridge
• Chubb Unit Settles Irma Damage Coverage Suit
• Wildfire Report Expected To Spawn Hundreds Of Xcel Suits
• Flint Class Says Engineers Owed Duty To Them, Not Just City
• Washington State Puts Environmental Justice At The Forefront
• Biz Groups Say Some Management Omissions Aren't Fraud
• Product Liability Cases To Watch: 2023 Midyear Report
• Hydrogen Fuel Maker Sets €2.5B IPO Pricing
• EPA Says CERCLA Bars Train Derailment Response Suit
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• Terris Pravlik Seeks $16.3M In Fees For PPG Cleanup Suit
• Factory Seeks $18.7M After $112M Bad Faith Insurance Win
• What 6th Circ. Ruling May Portend For PFAS Coverage Cases
• DuPont Poisoned Cape Fear River With PFAS, Suit Says
• Enviros Open 4th Circ. Challenge To Mountain Valley Pipeline
• Can M&A Bounce Back After Dismal First Half Of 2023?
• Kentucky Sues 3M, Others Over PFAS Contamination
• Justices Don't Provide All The Answers To Major Questions
• Residents Say Norfolk Southern Can't Evade Derailment Suits
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• 8th Circ. Sends ND Smoking Ban Row Back To Tribal Court
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• Is There A New 'Moderate Questions' Doctrine?
• 6th Circ. Halts Ky. 'Waters Of US' Case After Sackett Ruling
• Pfizer, Seagen Merger Tops Largest M&A Deals Of 2023
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• OMERS, Dutch Pension To Buy Energy Co. Kenter
• Norfolk Southern Sues Car Owners Over Ohio Derail Disaster