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Environmental - August, 2023

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• Willow Backers Urge Judge To Reject Enviros' Challenges
• Judge Won't Clarify $30.8M Order Omitting Counterclaim
• Transco Pipeline Asks 3rd Circ. To Undo NGA Ruling
• DuPont Tells Justices PFAS Case 'Cries Out' For Review
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Ore. Monument Case
• 4 Firms Steer HK's First SPAC Merger Targeting Steel Site
• 'Routine' Debate Pulls NJ Compressor-Hub Plan Off Fast Track
• Fishing Groups Can't Stop Wind Farm, Feds Tell 1st Circ.
• Forest Service Should Redo Tree Protections, Judge Says
• Steel Co. Must Face Age Bias Claims, Mich. Judge Rules
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Biden Admin Floats $15.5B To Convert Car Plants To EV
• Manufacturers' Counterclaims Too Late In EPA Pollution Suit
• Solar Co. Sues Ex-President In Chancery To Force Share Sale
• La. Firm Can Escape Legal Malpractice Suit In Texas
• Texas PUC Presses Justices To Take Up Pricing Order Fight
• How Focus On Congruency Affects Corporate Political Activity
• Judge Won't Step Into Attys' Flint Settlement Fee Spat
• Split Over Nuke Waste Storage Tees Up High Court Review
• Bosch Defends Exit From $2.4M Deal In Chevy Emissions Suit
• Statkraft Doubles German, French Wind Power In $441M Deal
• Judge Says No Juror Bias, No New Trial For Nikola Founder
• Biden Water Rule Restarts WOTUS Controversy Machinery
• Quarrying Co. Says Mexico's Environmental Claims Fall Flat
• Recycling Co. Ridwell Drops Suit Against Ore. County
• Mont. Kids' Climate Decision Reflects 3 Enviro Trends
• SEC Fines Fuel Cell Co. $1.25M For Reporting Errors
• Louisiana Residents Seek Class Cert. In Landfill Odor Suit
• 3 Lessons From Mock Trials That Attys Can Use In Practice
• Michigan Gov. Eyes Paid Leave, Clean Energy For Fall Agenda
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Texas LNG Project Extension Justified
• 'Cop City' Vote Won't Come This Year, Georgia Residents Say
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Justices Urged To Address Split Over SEC Disclosure Rules
• Judge Gives Early OK To 3M's New $12.5B PFAS Settlement
• Avian Orgs Ask 11th Circ. To Revamp Exotic Bird Import Curbs
• DOJ Urges Justices To Pass On Greenhouse Gas Cost Case
• Chevron, API Want Whale Shelter Out Of Sept. Gulf Lease Sale
• Camp Lejeune Attys Push Back On Leadership Redo Bid
• Norfolk Southern Fights Subpoena For Derailment Consultant
• Gulf Offshore Wind Lease Sale Receives Lackluster Response
• 1st Circ. Affirms 10-Year Bribery Sentence For Puerto Rico Atty
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• EPA Unveils New Water Rule With Reduced Wetlands Power
• US Steel Tells Investors It's Mulling Multiple 'Credible' Offers
• Retailers Face Compliance Issues As PFAS Regulations Grow
• Mich. City Calls Black Residents' $600M Pollution Case A Mess
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• Ohio AG Seeks Contempt For Polluter Landscaping Mogul
• Energy Credit Labor Regs Aim To Encourage Pre-Hire Pacts
• Tribe's Suit Over BIA's Gov't Recognition Refusal Axed Again
• UN Children's Committee Pushes Climate Lawsuit Rights
• EV Maker Survives Foxconn's Attempt To End Ch. 11 Case
• TC Energy Says USMCA Is On Its Side In $15B Keystone Case
• Feds Say No 'Drop Dead Date' For Projects In Border Wall Row
• Mich. Tribe Says Fruit Co. Must Face CWA Claims
• Environmental Policies To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• FAA Wants Georgia Rocket Launch Site Suit Tossed
• Ex-Partners Say They Were Shut Out Of Flint Settlement Fees
• Feds Claim Immunity In Washington Ranch Wildfire Suit
• W.Va. Green Grower Tells 4th Circ. Insurer's Win Is Nonsense
• Landfill Can't Delay Trial In Toxic Fumes Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• AppHarvest Gets $30M In DIP Financing To Get To Ch. 11 Sale
• New Great Lakes Fishing Pact Gets OK Despite Objections
• FCC Waives Lifeline Regulations For Hawaiians Amid Disaster
• Del. Justices Say Illness Risk Without Symptoms Not An Injury
• The IRA Has Europe Upping Its Clean Energy Game
• 10th Circ. Backs Obama-Era Federal Oil And Gas Royalty Rule
• Exxon Can't Fight Jurisdiction In Climate Suit, Boulder Says
• 'Cop City' Construction Must Stop, Ga. River Group Says
• New EPA Compliance Chief Fosters A Climate Of Change
• EPA Rips Quebec Biz For Using Border As Clean Air Act Shield
• Spanish PE Firm Asterion Buying Steag In $2.8B Deal
• Calif. Protected Species Law Changes: Real Fix Or Red Tape?
• Chevron, Green Groups Take Aim At Massive Gulf Oil Lease
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Georgia Woman Drops CWA Suit Over Rivian Site Work
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Maui Sues Hawaiian Electric Co. Over Deadly Wildfire Damage
• EPA Pledges Final Ethylene Oxide Rule In Deal With Activists
• Chemical Co. Accuses AIG Of Improper Injury Coverage Denial
• Arguments Set In Chilean Energy Co.'s 'Unusual' Bankruptcy
• Feds Say New Analysis Supports Willow Project Approvals
• DOT Proposes Tighter Gas Distribution Pipeline Safety Rules
• Pa. School Districts Make Class Claims Over Ohio Derailment
• Real Estate Rumors: Williams Magnolia, CBRE, PacLife
• What New Offshore Drilling Bond Rules Would Mean For Cos.
• Monsanto Seeks Hefty Ax Of Vt. School Districts' PCB Claims
• Landowners Take Mountain Valley Pipeline Fight To 4th Circ.
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• Enviro Groups Ask To Halt BLM's Nev. Tree-Removal Plan
• Colo. Co. Fights Law Firm's Dismissal From Insurance Dispute
• Green Groups Say Pa. Oil Well Law Is 'Unconstitutional'
• Green Groups' Challenge To EPA-Fla. Water Handoff Trimmed
• How Jurors' Great Resignation Views Affect Corp. Defendants
• 11th Circ. Urged To Back Refrigerant Importers' Arbitration Bid
• USDA Can't Escape Forest Ranger's Gender Bias Suit
• Aldi Strikes Deal In 'Dolphin Safe' Tuna False Ad Suit
• Despite Circuit Flub, Justices Should Skip CERCLA Row: Feds
• BlackRock Backed Few ESG Proposals This Proxy Season
• NHTSA Now Backs Enforcement Of Mass. Right To Repair Law
• Suit Challenges FWS Habitat Cuts For Threatened Snakes
• Esmark Drops Bid For US Steel, Citing Union's Wishes
• Green Groups Urge North Carolina To Apply CWA Consistently
• DOI Well Control Final Rule Undoes Trump Safety Rollbacks
• Insurer Not Obligated To Defend Ala. Termite Suit
• Full 10th Circ. Urged To Reconsider Utah's Federal Water Deal
• Insurers, Prepare For Large Exposures From PFAS Claims
• Groups Urge DOE To Scrap Hydrogen Hub Investments
• Continental Argues Effort To Drop Claims Should Kill Sanction
• Gas Co. Must Face W.Va. 'Well Bashing' Suit
• Mich. Panel Invalidates State Drinking Water PFAS Limits
• Inside The Changing Logic Of In-House General Counsel Hires
• Ga. County Says Rivian Plant Zoning Challenge Can't Stand
• Steptoe Adds Ex-Van Ness Feldman Energy Atty In DC
• Exxon Investors Net Reduced-Class Cert. In Carbon Proxy Suit
• 5th Circ. Partly Revives Emissions Suit Against Shell, Evonik
• Fed Fines Regions Bank $3M For Flood Insurance Practices
• Lordstown Defends Ch. 11 After Foxconn Alleges Bad Faith
• Biden Administration ESA Rules Spark Comment Fireworks
• Justices Asked To Review Minn. Climate Suit Remand
• $1B DuPont Deal Gets 1st OK In Firefighting Foam MDL
• Insurer Owes $545K In Ian Damages, Fla. Condo Says
• Youth Climate Activists Say Mont. Ruling Favors Trial
• Bankrupt Mining Co. Asks 4th Circ. To Reverse Permit Ruling
• NHTSA Fuel Proposal May Boost EVs — Given More Chargers
• Execs Ready For Sustainability Reporting Compliance: Survey
• Atlanta Asks 11th Circ. To Limit 'Cop City' Referendum Bid
• Colo. Polluter Rule Falls Short Of Enviro Justice, Groups Say
• Watchdog Says EPA Leaves Gaps On Cumulative Impacts
• Interior Dept. Approves Rhode Island Offshore Wind Farm
• Paraquat, Parkinson's Share Links, Bellwether Judge Hears
• Fire Island Superintendent Runs It As 'His Fiefdom,' Suit Says
• Quinn Emanuel, Motley Rice Firms Tapped In Lejeune Suits
• Green Groups Sue Va. For Carbon Trading Program Exit
• EPA Decision On Ozone Standard Review Provokes Outcry 
• Chinese 'E-Fuel' Provider Scage Signs Onto $1B SPAC Merger
• Delta Says Carbon-Neutral False Ad Suit Is Preempted
• Enviros Challenge Tenn. Permit For Cumberland Gas Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Urged To Halt Nev. Lithium Mine Over Tribal Sites
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Green Groups Challenge FERC's Approval Of La. LNG Pipeline
• Judge Vacates EPA's Cadmium Criteria For Effect On Species
• Verizon Hit With Investor Class Action Over Toxic Lead Cables
• Lions Club Must Arbitrate $1.3M Hurricane Ida Claim
• Dodge Ram Drivers Say Emissions Claims Aren't Preempted
• Wash. Justices Reject Nuisance Standing In Zoo Case
• DuPont Can't Escape EPA's Louisiana Pollution Case
• Australian Boutique Names Two New Principals
• Montana Youth Climate Ruling Leaves Much Ground To Cover
• The Biggest Texas Rulings Of 2023: Midyear Report
• NC Court Frees Smithfield From Suit Over Hog Waste
• NY Equine Center Penalized $200,000, Must Restore Wetlands
• Montana Judge Blocks USFS Logging Plan In Grizzly Habitat
• NJ County Ordered To Record Orsted Wind Farm Easements
• SPACs Seek Overseas Targets As Domestic Options Shrink
• BP, Transocean Escape Deepwater Horizon Exposure Suit
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• Ga. Officials Laud Bond Approval For Challenged Rivian Plant
• Sen. Urges US Steel To Reject Any Foreign Takeover Bids
• DC Circ. Tosses Federal Approvals For Utah Oil Rail Project
• Conn. Solar Co. Seeks $11M Remedy In Worker Poaching Case
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, V&E
• Cambodian Co. Hit With Duties Tied To Chinese Solar Modules
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Leadership Redo Sought In Camp Lejeune Suits
• 6th Circ. Revives Deadly $82M Wildfire Damage Suit
• AIG Units Say Oil Co. Isn't Covered For Novel Climate Suit
• Maui Wildfire Litigation Could Be 'A Case Of Epic Proportions'
• FERC Accused Of Rushing W.Va. Pipeline's Coal Waste Plan
• EPA Says Early Tests Find High PFAS, Lithium Levels In Water
• EPA Reveals 4-Year Climate, PFAS Compliance Priorities
• Enviro Groups Sue SoCal Air Regulator For Absent Ozone Fee
• EPA Moves To Quash Louisiana Environmental Justice Suit
• La. Agency Asks Justices To Review Flood Damage Ruling
• What Calif. Pot Permit Ruling Means For Enviro Compliance
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Condor Wants Sponsor's Chilean Reorg Halted During Ch. 11
• Rare Reg A+ Fines Reflect New Era Of SEC Enforcement
• Utility Trade Group Taps Ex-Energy Secretary As New CEO
• New Jersey Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2023
• Deals Rumor Mill: US Steel, L'Occitane, Bazooka
• High Court Urged Not To Review $40M Teflon Verdict
• US Sanctions Enviro Group Over Alleged Hezbollah Ties
• GE's Chemical Disposal Caused Child's Cancer, Suit Says
• Brita Overhypes Devices' Water Filtering Abilities, Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Reopens Challenge To Calif. Wind Turbine Project
• Feds Want More Briefing Room In Revived Border Wall Suit
• Monsanto Wins Roundup Venue Fight At Mo. High Court
• Gas Cos. Lose Another Bid To Toss W.Va. Well-Plugging Suit
• Texas Rail Commissioner Wants Offshore Wind Sale Blocked
• DOI Awards $72.5M To Tribes For Electricity, Clean Energy
• EPA Urges 5th Circ. To Keep Air Quality Rules In Place
• Alaskan City Wades Into Tribal Orgs' Fish Harvest Suit
• EPA Downplayed Risks After Ohio Train Derailment, Court Told
• Colo. OKs $275K Settlement For Ski Resort's Snowmaker Spill
• Climate Investors Pour $60M Into Energy-Efficient Battery Co.
• FERC Defends Orders For Calif. Power Sale Refunds
• Generator, Utility Challenges After FERC Connection Revamp
• Pending 6th Circ. Ruling Has Broad Class Action Implications
• 10th Circ. Revives Wyoming Haze Plan For PacifiCorp Plant
• Ohio AG Gets Final Deal For Derailment 'Phony Charity' Case
• Kirkland, V&E Guide $7.1B Energy Transfer-Crestwood Deal
• Climate Emergencies Highlight Both Shortfalls And Progress
• Texas Judge Won't Halt Park Restoration Over Tribal Concerns
• Which Document Rules, Judge Asks In $15M Uri Fight
• Foam Co. Slams Insurers' Bid To Toss PFAS Coverage Suit
• Lordstown Strikes $40M Deal In Karma EV IP Case
• Houston's Occidental To Buy Carbon Capture Co. For $1.1B
• Chilean Renewable Energy Co. Gets Stay Order In Ch. 11 Case
• FTC Probing CorEnergy's $175M Pipeline Sale To Spire
• Exxon Mobil Sued Over Seattle Gas Station Cleanup Costs
• Groups Back La. Neoprene Maker In EPA Plant Shutdown Row
• Insurers Say $7M Hurricane Damage Claim Must Be Arbitrated
• South Korean Regulator OKs Newmont's $19.5B Newcrest Buy
• DC Circ. Rejects Claims FERC Market Cap Rule Overstepped
• Appraiser Charged In $1.3B Easement Scheme Seeks Mistrial
• Esmark Enters Offer For US Steel As Bidding War Brews
• EPA Launches Discrimination Probe Of Calif. Water Board
• Renewable Energy Co. Says CBP Set Excessive Solar Duties
• SoCalGas Settles Calif. AG's Claims Of Misleading Marketing
• Colgate Hit With False Ad Suit Over 'Recyclable' Toothpaste
• 10th Circ. Upholds EPA Utah Coal Plant Rule
• Feds Erred In Denying Habitat To Endangered Bee, Court Says
• EV Maker Inks Incentives With Oklahoma, Cherokee Nation
• US Steel Stock Jumps As It Mulls Sale Options
• Descendants Fight Sanctions Ask In Hotel Burial Site Suit
• Montana Youth Prevail In Nation's 1st Climate Change Trial
• Mitigating Risk In US Liquefied Natural Gas Contracts
• Hawaiian Electric Utility Sparked Deadly Blaze, Suit Says
• Ohio Rulings Are Cautionary Tales For Attorneys In Crisis
• Refiners, Biofuel Groups Clash In Renewable Fuels Fight
• Atlanta Can't Weaken 'Cop City' Signature Collection Effort
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Revived Texas Border Wall Funding Suit Gets New Judge
• DC Circ. Nixes States' Challenge To EPA Lead Rule Delay
• Utah Can't Reverse Biden's Monument Decisions, Judge Says
• Mo. Tells 8th Circ. EPA Wrongly Nixed Downwind Ozone Plan
• Enviros Say DOE Still Can't Justify Alaska LNG Exports
• Utilities Blast FERC's 'Radical' Grid-Upgrade Cost Order
• The IRA Turns 1, And Clean Energy Work Is Transformed
• DOE Puts Up $1.2B For CO2 Removal Facilities In Texas, La.
• EPA Focus On Lead Could Heighten Private Litigation Risk
• HOA Gets Partial Early Win In Water Damage Coverage Suit
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• Md. Law Firm Wants Out Of Camp Lejeune TCPA Suit In W.Va.
• Reluctant 4th Circ. Greenlights Mountain Valley Pipeline
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Proterra Reconciles With Lenders In First-Day Ch. 11 Hearing
• Arbitration Clauses Guide Crop Damage Fights, 8th Circ. Says
• Bankrupt Recycler Vulnerable To $300M Suit, Del. Judge Rules
• Drop Denver Law Firm From Hail Coverage Suit, Judge Says
• GOP Lawmakers Say Evidence Thin In Feds' Texas Barrier Suit
• Energy Dept. Unveils Plan To Speed Up Power Line Permitting
• Washoe Tribe Gets $1.3M From DOE For Grid Improvements
• Ariz. Tribes Say They Are 'Prevailing Party' In Mine Win
• Canada Says Westmoreland Coal Phaseout Claim Must Fail
• Animal Groups Tell Justices To Keep NC 'Ag Gag' Law Buried
• Green Groups Urge DC Circ. To Maintain MVP Ruling
• Vietnamese Solar Provider Eyes US Listing Via SPAC Merger
• Ga. City Unleashed Flood On Paving Co. Property, Suit Says
• VinFast's $27B Black Spade Merger To Close Next Week
• Rail Lobby Drops Ohio AG From 2-Man Train Crew Rule Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Arm IPO, Body Art Alliance, Douglas GmbH
• Van Ness Feldman Adds Pipeline Safety Partner In DC
• States Say OK Of Pa.-NJ Pipeline Work Undermines State Law
• Ex-NRG, FERC Regulatory Atty Joins Reed Smith In DC
• MoCRA Will Give Cosmetics Litigation A Makeover
• Wash. Judge Blocks Mining Co. Appeal In River Pollution Suit
• Investors Should Prepare For Possible EU Energy Treaty Exit
• Food Recycler's Ch. 11 Is A Litigation Ploy, Rival Says
• Orsted Used Wrong Rule In NJ Wind Farm Spat, Court Told
• La. Enviro Department Immune From Claims In Pollution Suit
• EV Maker Pulls Plug On IPO Until Conditions Improve
• Planned $1.2B NC Lithium Mine Denounced By Local Foes
• Navajo Energy Co. Suit Against BNSF Must Go To Arbitration
• Drivers Urge Judge To Revive Chevy Emissions Settlement
• Texas Enviro Panel Tells 5th Circ. New Pollution Tech Untested
• EPA Must Face Suit Over Washington Aquatic Cyanide Rules
• If Justices End Chevron Deference, Auer Could Be Next Target
• GEF Capital Partners Clinches $214M Climate-Focused Fund
• ND Judge Says Tribal Landowners Can't Join Pipeline Fight
• Flaster Greenberg Adds RE, Corporate Atty In Philly
• FERC Prods DC Circ. To Affirm Vacated Call In Pipeline Suit
• Feds Can Pause Alaska Oil And Gas Leasing, Judge Rules
• EPA Power Plant Emissions Rule Comment Roundup
• How High Court Is Assessing Tribal Law Questions
• Even Without US, Deep-Sea Mining Rules Likely To Prevail
• Iowa, Neb. AGs Sue EPA To Get Year-Round E15 Gas Sales
• New Jersey Grieves Attorney Known As Pinelands Protector
• Commerce Stands By German Electricity Subsidy Findings
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• EPA Can't Justify Lax Biofuel Compliance, DC Circ. Is Told
• Five State AGs Say DuPont's $1.1B PFAS Deal Falls Short
• Biden Designates National Monument Near Grand Canyon
• 4th Circ. Says 'Major Questions' Doom Shrimping CWA Suit
• South Carolina Joins Wave Of PFAS Suits Against 3M, DuPont
• Feds Get More Medical Exam Time In Navy Fuel Leak Lawsuit
• Electric Vehicle Tech Co. Proterra Files For Ch. 11 Bankruptcy
• 4th Circ. Says Drilling Co. Can't Arbitrate Worker's Wage Suit
• North Dakota Looks To Preserve $34M Access Pipeline Claims
• 10th Circ. Affirms BLM Drilling Project Approval
• PTAB Axes Saint-Gobain IP In Dispute Tied To Saudi Oil Co.
• Oregon Judge Tosses National Forest Logging Plan Suit
• Zurich Says Flood Limits Apply To Mass. Hospital Damage
• Sports Drink Co. Says PFAS Allegations Don't Hold Water
• SEC Says EV Maker Overhyped Revenue During SPAC Deal
• Peru Disputes Witnesses In Ariz. Co.'s $909M Royalty Claims
• 5th Circ. Equates Trashed Proxy Rule To Court Notice
• Developer Says Insurer Misconstrues Construction Defect Suit
• Feds, Green Groups Oppose Ore. Monument Case Rehearing
• Global Analysis Of Climate Suits Reveals Strategic Focus
• Solar Developer Is Latest To Try, Fail To Kill Big Wind Project
• Okefenokee Swamp Mine Suit Belongs In Ga., Judge Rules
• $1M TM Case Against Safety Testing Co. Can Proceed
• Energy Co.'s Suit Over Lease Transfers Must Fail, Feds Say
• A Judge's Pitch To Revive The Jury Trial
• Bayer, 3M And More Urge Justices To Ax $40M Teflon Verdict
• Toxic Vernon Plant Can't Be Left 'A Graveyard,' Judge Told
• In Rare Move, Fed Circ. Revives Mississippi Flooding Suit
• NJ Family Sues Solvay And 3M Over PFAS Contamination
• Colo. Court Undoes $700k Fines Against Gold Mining Co.
• The Biggest Enviro Cases To Watch In 2023: Midyear Report
• Property Owners Denied Class Cert. In La. Pollution Suit
• Groups Move To Drop Washington Energy Code Suit
• Wash. Wildlife Dept., Nonprofit Resolve Fish Hatchery Dispute
• Navajo Oppose Gold Mine Contractor's Bid To Ax $81M Claims
• Judge Trims Texas' Discovery Ask In Rio Grande Barrier Suit
• Feds Must Rethink Road Impacts On Bears, Mont. Judge Says
• A Milestone For Offshore Wind In Maine
• BLM Orders 11 Central California Oil Wells Closed For Good
• Insurer Scores Partial Win In $28M Texas Freeze Suit
• Montana Says State Agency Failing To Defend Coal Laws
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ga. Industries May Take 'Collateral' Hit In Chevron Reversal
• NJ Panel Backs DEP Standards For 'Forever Chemicals'
• Trade Groups Want Flexibility In 'Buy America' Program Rules
• EPA To Deny Botched Ala. Coal Ash Permit Program
• Lordstown Pulls In 13 Sale Proposals Despite Karma IP Fight
• Minn. Tribes Say Feds Sowing Confusion In Water Quality Suit
• Pa. Justices Will Mull If Fed. Gas Law Preempts State Review
• Calif. Top Court Says State Law Trumps County's Drilling Ban
• River Group Blames Creek Pollution On Atlanta's 'Cop City'
• Euro Industry Groups Voice Opposition To PFAS Ban
• Insurer Owes Sugar Co. $3.5M After Fee Cut In Emissions Suit
• Sotera Blasts Shareholder Suit Over $363M Emissions Verdict
• EPA Asks For Help On Do-Over Asbestos Health Review
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Mich. Gov. Makes Push To Accelerate State Permit Reviews
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• DLA Piper Adds 2 Attys To Emerging Growth Team In Austin
• Duke Tells DC Circ. FERC Got Grid Upgrade Orders Wrong
• UK Competition Authority Probing Construction Waste Deal
• Oil Industry Must Brush Up On Int'l Anti-Bribery Standard
• Battery Plant Dumped Acid Into Ground Daily, Expert Testifies
• Tribes Want EPA To Ban Toxic Tire Chemical To Save Salmon
• White Farmer Can't Get Atty Fees In Bias Suit, Judge Suggests
• No Fast Start Predicted For Tougher Fuel Economy Proposal
• 11th Circ. Says Skanska Must Face Barge Damage Suits
• Mont. Judge Blocks Water Pipeline Through Fed. Wilderness
• Texas Judge Won't Toss Suit Over Axed $10.5M Award
• How The Fashion Industry Can Mitigate ESG-Related Risks
• Investor Says It Had No Part In RICO Solar Panel Scheme
• EPA Tells Colo. To Revise Suncor Refinery Air Permit Approval
• Ga., Local Agency Can Join $5B Rivian Plant Zoning Fight
• Gov't Says Suit Over NJ Offshore Wind Project Must Fail
• Green Group Says Shell's Pa. Air Pollution Defenses Deficient
• What Companies Must Know About Product Recalls
• ESG Mandates For Banks May Bring Compliance Challenges
• Oil Drilling Co. Failed To Pay OT, Ex-Safety Adviser Says
• UK Regulator Digs Into $7.9B Cameco, Brookfield Deal
• Forget It, Jake, It's Vernon: Judge Sees 'Chinatown' In Trial
• Verizon Hit With Investor Suit Over Toxic Lead Cable Reports
• Biggest Native American Rulings From The 1st Half Of 2023
• States, Industry Growing Into New Clean Water Act Reality
• PG&E Sued Over Smoke Health Harms Of Dixie, Fly Wildfires
• PUC Pricing Orders Rightly Nixed, Texas High Court Told
• 10th Circ. Urged To Uphold Colo. Logging Plan In Lynx Row
• Ala. Coal Mine Hit With $10M Libel, Contract Breach Suit
• Texas Oil Export Terminal Fight Is Warranted, 5th Circ. Told
• Prepping For PFAS Approval Under EPA's New Framework
• Fla. Co. Fined $7.6M Over False Smoking Cessation Claims
• 5th Circ. Rules Insurer May Owe On Pollution Settlement
• DC Circ. Zaps Challenge To FERC Approval Of Grid Plan
• Congress Ends DC Circ. Row Over $6B Pipeline, FERC Says
• Operant Conditioning: Techniques To Prepare Your Witness