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Environmental - January, 2024

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• Tesla Botches Hazardous Waste Handling In Calif., DAs Say
• Fluoride Risk Trial Opens With Claim Exposure Drops Kids' IQ
• Suit Says Oreo Maker 'Greenwashes' Deforesting And Child Labor
• Solar CEO Says Feds Skimped On Offshore Wind Farm Review
• Biden Climate Team Gains New Int'l Aide, EPA Air Leader
• Renewable Lumber Biz Can Tap $12M Of DIP For Ch. 11 Plan
• The Rail Industry And The East Palestine Wreck: 1 Year Later
• EPA Resists Rush On Farm Emissions Reporting Exemptions
• Sanctions Sought Over 'False' Testimony In Exxon Death Suit
• Feds Urged To Adopt EV Battery Tracing For Tax Credit Rules
• Ex-Ga. Tech Prof Gets Home Confinement For Tax Fraud
• Key Maritime Law Issues In 2024: Environmental Challenges
• 3rd Circ. Probes Power Of EPA Advisory In Chemours Fight
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• Greens Call Foul On Logging Plans In NC National Forest
• Tribes, Enviro Orgs. Try To Join Tongass Roadless Rule Fight
• Power Cos. Tell 3rd Circ. FERC Was Locked Into Auction Rules
• Treasury Aims To Finish Credit Monetization Rules In 2024
• Suit Over Lobster Fishing Rule Now Moot, Judge Says
• Timber Co. Says Seller 'Twisting' Words In Carbon Offset Fight
• DC Judge Hints At Tossing 2020 Fla. Enviro Review Transfer
• Texas Justice Asks If Uri Pricing Kept State Out Of 'Stone Ages'
• Solvay Will Pay $1.4M To Settle NJ 'Forever Chemical' Claims
• GOP Sen. To Block DOE Nominees Over LNG Export Pause
• FERC Can't Justify Grid Upgrade Cost Order, NY Utilities Say
• Texas Oil Regulators Want Court Fight Over EPA Methane Rule
• Pipeline Cos. To Pay $7.4M For Oil Spill On Tribal Land
• Key Maritime Law Issues In 2024: Geopolitics And Sanctions
• 1 Year Later: How 2 States Reckoned With A Train Derailment
• Feds, Tesoro Question Landowners' Bid To Join Pipeline Fight
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Willkie Energy Leader Rejoins McGuireWoods In Houston
• US Chamber Sues Calif. Over Climate Disclosure Laws
• Sustainable Logging Co. Hits Ch. 11 With $367M Debt
• 3 Takeaways From Roundup Jury's $2.25B Blow To Monsanto
• Petroleum Co. Sold Dirty Fuel To Gas Stations, Calif. AG Says
• Solar Importers Call To End Suit Over Tariff Reprieve
• Colo. Water District Suit Says Base Contaminated Supply
• Green Groups Oppose Extension Of Mont. Coal Mine Analysis
• Conn. AG Seeks $25K Per Day Over Abandoned Power Plant
• No Need To Stop Salmon Fishing To Help Orcas, 9th Circ. Told
• Mich. Residents Urge 6th Circ. To Preserve Lead Water Claims
• EPA Aims To Save La. Pollution Suit Against Neoprene Maker
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• EPA Asks DC Circ. To Uphold TSCA Reporting Rule
• EPA Wrongly Approved Flawed Colo. Air Plan, 10th Circ. Told
• Rust-Oleum Can't Wipe Greenwashing Suit Over Degreaser
• Enviro Group Launches New Bid To Block Colo. Water Project
• US Steel Inks Deal To End Enviro Groups' Pollution Suit
• Refrigerant Importers Get Chilly Reception In 11th Circ.
• Biden Stokes LNG Uncertainty With Export Review Pause
• No 'Receipts' For Northrop Grumman Rent At Superfund Site
• Monsanto Says High Court Ruling Can't Save Jury Award
• Texas Energy Co. Can't Skirt $5M Uri Fee, Judge Told
• Insurer Denied Early Win In Landlord's Hurricane Damage Suit
• Feds Lodge Decree, CWA Claims Against Idaho Sawmill
• Paxton Says Barclays Can't Participate In Texas Bond Market
• Enviro Org., Feds Seek Wins In Mid-Atlantic Fishery Reg Fight
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• 6th Circ. Case Dooms Dodge Ram Drivers' Emissions Claims
• Considerations For Lawyer Witnesses After FTX Trial
• Monsanto Hit With $2.25B Verdict In Philly Roundup Trial
• Solar Farm Companies Slam 'Futile' Georgia Retrial Claims
• Bankrupt Water Gremlin Says It Wants To Survey Tort Claims
• Small-Biz Group Tells 5th Circ. ESG Rule Hurts Businesses
• Biden Admin Pauses LNG Reviews Over Climate Concerns
• PG&E Faces $45M Fine By Calif. Regulator Over Dixie Fire
• Exxon's Shareholder Suit Seen As An SEC Proxy Fight
• Chemours, 3M And Others Hit With Connecticut PFAS Suits
• Poorly Tested 'Real Water' Caused Liver Failures, Jury Hears
• DC Circ. Unsure About Wading Into PR Bay Dredging Fight
• Insurer Says Contractor Not Covered In Oil Refinery Fire Suits
• Feds Say Contractor Overcharged DOE Thousands Of Hours
• FERC Won't Halt Work On Texas LNG Export Terminal
• States, Industry Back Feds' Land Swap Fight At 9th Circ.
• Alaskan Guide Co. To Pay $900K For Fire On Native Lands
• Parsing Treasury's Proposed Clean Hydrogen Tax Credit Rules
• Texas Urges 5th Circ. To Block Trial In Anti-Migrant Buoy Suit
• Locke Lord Welcomes Offshore Wind Pro In DC
• Calif. Judge Says States' Trump Water Rule Challenge Is Moot
• Earthjustice Taps EDF Atty To Lead Clean Energy Program
• Hawaii Landlords Want Water Pollution Suits In Arbitration
• Judge Won't Revisit Stay Issued In Gila River Water Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amazon-IRobot, Paramount, Walgreens
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• NC Judge Open To April Trial Date For Camp Lejeune Suits
• Bid To Swap Chevron For An Old Standby Raises Doubts
• Ohio Justices Revive Disposal Co.'s Gov't Taking Claims
• Enviro, Tribal Orgs. Claim Calif. Botched Delta Tunnel Reviews
• La. Wins Injunction Against EPA On Disparate Impact Rules
• How Consumer Product Cos. Can Keep Up With Class Actions
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NJ Utility Regulator Awards 2 Offshore Wind Contracts
• Enviro Orgs Win Appeal Over Los Angeles Port Terminal
• States Fear For Rights As Feds Press High Court Water War
• Philly Roundup Judge Locks Horns With Attys Over Witness
• PacifiCorp Owes At Least $62M To 9 Homeowners Hit By Fires
• Enviro Groups Want Expanded Air Force Training Stopped
• Sherwin-Williams Loses Bid To Block NJ's Pollution Claims
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink Biofuel Program Exemption Ruling
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Want Trials Grouped By Diseases
• 'Major Accomplishment': Arkema Fire Class Reach $23M Deal
• Verrill Adds New Energy, Telecom Partner To Boston Office
• The Competing Goals Of Environmental And Bankruptcy Laws
• BlackRock Snags Stake In Recurrent Via $500M Investment
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• PacifiCorp Should Pay $45M To 9 Wildfire Victims, Jury Hears
• Flint Water Jury Can See Child Blood Toxicity Data
• 'Diesel Brothers' Attys May Face Sanctions In Emissions Case
• Nestle Shopper Seeks Class Cert. In Child Labor Labeling Suit
• Iowa County's CO2 Pipeline Rules Are Preempted, Judge Told
• Chemical Co. Scores Midtrial Escape In Philly Roundup Suit
• Revive Post-Storm Power Pricing Order, Texas Justices Urged
• Feds Defend Ability To Take Land Into Trust For Alaska Tribes
• ESG Around The World: Canada
• Energy Co. Seeks Win In Investors' $3B Pipeline Project Suit
• Philip Morris Can't Keep Baltimore Litter Suit In Federal Court
• Task Force To Tackle Global Carbon Pricing Framework
• Oil Services Co. Seeks Refinery Pollution Coverage
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• Farm Bill Gives Congress 2024's Biggest Enviro Opportunity
• FTC Probing Occidental's $12B CrownRock Deal
• Hunton Gains Environmental Pro From Texas AG's Office
• Exxon Skirts SEC To Sue Shareholders Over Climate Proposal
• Arnold & Porter Adds Ex-EPA Special Counsel To DC Team
• Feds, States To Split Argument Time For EPA Smog Plan
• Justices To Consider If Feds Can Stop Rio Grande Water Deal
• 4 Firms Steer Sunoco And NuStar In $7.3B All-Stock Deal
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Treasury Targeting Year's End For 2nd Round Of Green Credits
• Judge Who Said 'No' To Sanctions Wasn't Out Of Line
• Dam Co. Says Wash. Tribe Gets It Wrong On Fish Takings
• Convertible Bonds Gain Momentum Amid Elevated Rates
• Feds To Turn To 9th Circ. To Swat Down Kids' Climate Suit
• Panel Backs Mich. In Utility's Power Cost Clawback Bid
• What To Expect From High Court In Corp. Disclosure Case
• After Watershed Year, Clean Hydrogen Faces New Challenges
• Wash. Judge Upholds USFS Review For Forest Restoration
• Bracewell Gets Ex-Deloitte, Alliantgroup Atty For Its Tax Group
• Ariz. Tribes Say Power Line Project OK Imperils Sacred Areas
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• GOP Foreshadows Courtroom Battle Over SEC Climate Plan
• SF Wants High Court Review Of 'Vague' Water Pollution Regs
• DC Circ. Deflates Fight Over Pipeline's Greener Gas Program
• Dems Say DAPL Review Falling Short For Climate, Tribes
• Green Group Backs Mich. In Pipeline Challenge Venue Spat
• Grid Planning Policy Overhaul Is Imminent, FERC Chair Says
• US Trustee Balks At Kidde-Fenwal Pick For Future Claims Rep
• Groups Fight To Add Claims In FAA, SpaceX Launch Row
• Feds Join AgriBiz In Asking 9th Circ. To Upend Land Swap
• More New Yorkers Jump Into Congestion Pricing Fray
• Canada To Challenge US Lumber Duties Under Trade Pact
• Verizon Hit With Another Investor Suit Over Toxic Cables
• No 6th Circ. Redo For PFAS Class Targeting 3M, Others
• Mich. Docs Back Sierra Club's Detroit Smog Lawsuit
• Travelers Workers Ordered To Testify In Shoe Co.'s PFAS Suit
• Judge Denies Bid To Halt 'Cop City' Over Pollution Claims
• Crowell & Moring Hires K&L Gates Atty With FERC Experience
• 'Chaos' Warning Resonates As Justices Mull Chevron's Fate
• Thomas Gets Laugh, Agrees Prior Ruling Is 'Embarrassment'
• 5 Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Chevron Arguments
• Ill. Justices Doubt Cleaner Co.'s Consumer Suit Against Rivals
• Construction Co. To Pay $2.3M Over Solar Farm CWA Claims
• FERC Can't Justify Power Sale Refund Orders, DC Circ. Hears
• CFTC Wants Spoofing Suit Against Energy Trader Kept Alive
• 10th Circ. Skeptical Logging Plan Needs More Lynx Scrutiny
• EPA Cuts Lead Screening Levels For Residential Soil
• Engineering Co. Can Point Fingers In Flint Water Trial
• Advocacy Groups Sue To Stop RI Offshore Wind Projects
• Feds Slam DuPont's Effort To Escape La. Pollution Suit
• Labor Officials Dodge Suit Over NC OSHA 'Incentive' Policy
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Full 5th Circ. Vacates Order For Texas To Move River Barrier
• High Court Majority Shows No Eagerness To Overturn Chevron
• 6 Opinions To Read Before High Court's Chevron Arguments
• Mont. High Court Won't Halt Kids' Win In Climate Suit
• Oil Producers Accused Of Running Domestic Shale Cartel
• Feds Back Alaska Tribe In Fishing Dispute With State
• Fruit Producer's Prepetition Lenders Object To $22M DIP Loan
• Camp Lejeune Litigants Want Lower Causation Hurdle
• DC Circ. Signals Mining Dereg Ruling Will Be Text-Based
• High Court Signals Narrow Ruling Against Shareholder Suits
• Osage Nation Asks FCC Again For 'Eligible' Telecom Status
• Ohio Justices Refreeze Assets Of Indicted Ex-Utilities Chair
• NJ Rips Feds, NYC Over 'Unconstitutional' Congestion Pricing
• Judge Rejects Suits Claiming PFAS In O.B., Playtex Tampons
• US, Fla. Ask Court To Not Block Permit Decisions
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• Time To Step Up PFAS Due Diligence In Cross-Border M&A
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• '21 States Urge Court To Block Feds' Highway GHG Rule
• Georgia-Pacific Won't Give Up Michigan Superfund Cost Fight
• 3 Significant Ohio Insurance Updates From 2023
• Feds Say LNG-By-Rail Rule Was Done By The Book
• Feds Score Judgment In Row Over Idaho Forest Project
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Blackout Challenge Death Suit Tops Jan.
• Wash. Judge Doubts Water Permit Is 'Contract' With Industry
• Texas Justices Snub Oil Settlement, VW Mirror Disputes
• Mich. Township Blocked 'Green' Burial Forest, Couple Says
• Importers Ask Fed. Circ. To Rethink Expanded Solar Tariffs
• IPO Pipeline Starts To Unclog As New Filings Gain Steam
• EPA, Blue States Jump To Defend Expanded Water Power Rule
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• EPA Unveils Methane Emissions Fee For Oil & Gas Sector
• AT&T Brass Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Lead Cables
• Securities Class Actions Show No Signs of Slowing In 2024
• Key Healthcare PE Opps In 2024 Include AI, Pharma, IT
• Coalition Sues Feds Over Sediment Diversion Project In La.
• Tax Bonus Rules Create A Clean Energy Contracting Crunch
• Up Next At High Court: Chevron Deference, Corp. Filings
• High Court Eyes Chevron Deference: What You Need To Know
• New Climate Cost Estimate A Bullseye On EPA Methane Rule
• How A 'Graphic' Trial Sparked A Juror Mental Health Movement
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Latham, Wachtell
• Canadian Green Building Co. Nexii Files Ch. 15 In Delaware
• Split 5th Circ. Sides With EPA In Texas Air Quality Row
• Wind Farm Co. Wants In On Whale Disruption Permit Appeal
• FirstEnergy Investors Seek Damages Clarification In Cert. Row
• Tribal Biz Wants Calif. DA Barred From Wrecking Greenhouses
• Justices To Weigh In On Costs Of Corporate Silence
• EPA Unveils New Air Pollution Standards For Waste Burning
• Navy Sinks Some Failure To Warn Claims In Fuel Leak Suit
• House Rejects Biden's 'Buy America' Waiver For EVs
• Missing Public Input On Manure Limits Concerns Mich. Justice
• Feds Seek More Time To Fix Mont. Coal Mine Analysis
• Suit Aims To Protect Candy Darter From Coal Hauling In W.Va.
• Consider A Key Insurance Tool For Environmental M&A Deals
• Judge Says Redactions Needed For La. Landfill Row Docs
• ESG Concerns Can No Longer Be Ignored In 2024
• Judge Exits Congestion Pricing Cases After Pol Flags NJ Ties
• Tax Pro Jumps To V&E After Stints With Tesla, Shearman
• Chesapeake, Southwestern Merging To Form $24B Gas Giant
• WWII, Vietnam Vets Tell Jury PacifiCorp Fires Razed Homes
• Ill. City May Be Liable In Own Pollution Suit Against Metal Co.
• 10th Circ. Urged To Keep National Monuments Designation
• GOP Says EPA Methane Rule Will Hurt Small Producers
• Oil Terminal Permit Needs Harder Look, Groups Tell 5th Circ.
• Feds, Calif. Detail Cummins' Record $2B Emissions Deal
• Corteva Inks $3.8M Deal With On-Call Plant Workers
• 4th Circ. Stays W.Va. EPA Action, Rejects Move To DC Circ.
• Native Owners Again Seek To Intervene In ND Pipeline Row
• Calif.'s Newsom Rules Out New Taxes Despite Budget Gap
• Evian Can't Escape 'Carbon Neutral' False Ad Suit
• Treasury Mulls Extensive Input On Direct Pay, Transfer Rules
• First 'Cop City' Trial Delayed Pending Speedy Trial Appeal
• Recycling Co. Gets OK For Debt-Equity Swap In Ch. 11
• EPA's Water Leader To Step Down After Busy Tenure
• Power Cos. Urge DC Circ. To Scrap EPA Coal Ash Rule
• Union Pacific Settles Claims Over Trampled Butterfly Habitat
• How DOI Aims To Modernize Resource Damage Assessments
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• ESG Viewed As Top European Activist Priority In 2024
• Del. Judge Preserves Some Energy Co. Climate Harm Claims
• 'Forever Chemicals' In Health-Ade's Kombucha, Suit Says
• Watchdog Finds EPA Financial Reporting Was Off By Billions
• Fruit Grower Seeks $22M DIP To Fund Ch. 11
• Feds Can't Remand Suit Over Gulf Of Mexico Oil Review
• Judge Allows Investors To Add Claims In Cabot Fracking Suit
• 71-Year-Old CPA Sentenced To 25 Years In $1.3B Tax Case
• 5 Securities Litigation Issues To Watch In 2024
• Cities Say Texas River Authority Required To Mediate Fee Row
• Army Corps Seeks To End Suit Over Gold Mine Permit
• Feds Allege CWA Violations At Navajo Water Treatment Plants
• NJ Panel Backs Utility In Suit Over Post-Sandy Boardwalk Fire
• La. Leads States To Win Over DOE In 5th Circ. Appliance Fight
• Citing 'Plutonium Plume,' Enviro Groups Fight Colo. Trail
• Insurer Asks 5th Circ. To Nix $2M La. Church Hurricane Award
• Antitrust And ESG: Maximizing Targets, Ensuring Compliance
• Neb. Justices Say Co. Qualifies For Greenbelt Tax Status
• Supreme Court Is Suddenly Embroiled In A Term For The Ages
• 8th Circ. Revives Iowa 'Ag-Gag' Trespass Laws
• Feds Want Decades For Atty, CPA Convicted In $1.3B Tax Case
• Feds Pitch $7.2M Deal With Chevron, Others Over Ohio Site
• Tribes Withdraw Appeal Seeking To Halt Nev. Lithium Mine
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 11th Circ. Again Denies Empire's Anti-Appraisal Quest In Fla.
• Growing Green Tech Demand Spells Trouble For Groundwater
• Coolant Cos. Fight 'Unconstitutional' Law On HFC Reduction
• Miami-Dade, Enviro Orgs Agree On Water Park Ruling Tweaks
• DOJ Warns About Fraudsters Targeting Camp Lejeune Victims
• What One Litigator Learned Serving On A Jury
• ESG Around The World: South Africa
• Biofuel Co. Ryze Gets OK On Ch. 11 Wind-Down Plan
• Justices Snub Alaska's Effort To Revive Pebble Mine Project
• Justices Nix Irrigation District's Water Rights Remand Request
• Justices Stay Out Of Alaska Refinery Leak Liability Fight
• Justices Reject Fresh Bid To Review Climate Change Torts
• Meta Disputes State Safety Citations In Wash. Lab 'Cleanroom'
• Missouri Must Face SIFMA Challenge To Anti-ESG Rules
• ChargePoint Execs Concealed Supply Overrun, Suit Claims
• Feds Say Colo. Outdoor Group Has No Basis To Halt Wolf Plan
• Biden Admin Floats New Natural Resource Damage Rule
• Del. Chancery Stays DuPont, NC Water Agency Toxic Tort Row
• NJ Panel Backs Bid Award For $37.5M Beach Restoration Job
• $5M Hurricane Damage Claim Must Be Arbitrated, Court Told
• Calif. Appeals Panel Revives BNSF Wrongful Death Suit
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• Dentons Adds Commercial Litigator Partner In Portland, Maine
• PE-Backed Oil And Gas Products Maker Innovex Files For IPO
• Couple Wants To Add Claim In Solar Farm Damages Retrial
• Car Dealers Get Extension To Report EV Tax Credit Eligibility
• Biggest Personal Injury And Med Mal Court Decisions In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• OIG To Audit EPA's Enviro Justice Work In Brownfields
• Timber Cos. Sue Forest Service For $33.3M Over Wildfire
• Environmental Justice: A 2023 Recap And 2024 Forecast
• NYC Teachers' Union Sues To Block Congestion Pricing
• La. Landfill Operators Want Judge To Rethink Discovery Order
• Outgoing La. Gov. To Join New Orleans' Fishman Haygood
• Feds Defend Right To Sink States' Rio Grande Water Deal
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Challenge To NJ Airport Improvements
• NC Labor Officials Support Ousting OSHA 'Incentive' Case
• Helium Producer To Go Public Via $90M SPAC Merger
• Kidde-Fenwal Proposes Future Claims Rep In Ch. 11 Case
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• Wachtell-Led APA To Buy Callon Petroleum For $4.5B
• Oil Co. Sues Colo. Regulators Over Financial Assurance
• 6 Firms Vie To Lead SolarEdge Sales Disclosure Suit
• Feds Urge 1st Circ. To Nix Vineyard Wind 1 Challenge
• Extreme Weather, Regulation Rank As Top Supply Chain Risks
• 10th Circ. Reverses Colo. Gold Mine's $500K CWA Penalty
• Energy Co. Says Supplier Threatened IP Suit To Get Plant Bid
• Lejeune Litigants Fight Judge's Block Of Draft Cancer Study
• FirstEnergy Says Cert. Appeal Justifies Pausing Investor Case
• Target And Local Gov'ts Join Xcel Suits Over Colo. Fire
• NC Landowner Says Delay Voided Verizon Cell Tower Lease
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• Witness On Hair Loss, Rashes DQ'd In Flint Case As Unreliable
• Food And Beverage Policy Trends Cos. Should Track In 2024
• Equinor, BP Scrap Offshore Wind Farm Deal With NY
• Chilean Wind Power Co. Gets OK For Prepack Reorg Plan
• Fed. Circ. Shoots Down Bid To Revive $550M In Fuel Credits
• Willkie Adds Energy Leader From Shearman In Houston
• Cole Schotz Names 6 Attys As Members In 3 US States
• Fla. Says Tribe Misreads 'Indian Lands' In Water Permit Suit
• Calif. Solar Cos. Accuse Biden Of Giving China 'Tariff Holiday'
• Rep. Blumenauer Aims To Close Career With Trade Progress
• Seattle, Utility Agree To Expand Gas Plant Cleanup
• NC Town Loses Bid To Zone Car Auctioneer As Junkyard
• Recycling Company's Ch. 11 Plan Draws Regulator Objection
• EPA's New Maui Guidance Draws Requests For More Clarity
• How 2023 Shaped Drug And Medical Device Legal Trends
• Dominican Republic Looks To Nix $44M Landfill Award
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Reversal Of Berkeley Gas Hookup Ban
• Feds Lose Bid To End Kids' Climate Suit
• IRS Floats Initial Domestic Content Relief For Energy Credits
• What Insurers Gain When Litigating Coverage Denials
• After Headwinds, 2024 May See Offshore Wind Momentum
• 5 Trends That Will Affect Food Litigation In 2024
• Natural Resources Defense Counsel Atty Joins Edelson In DC
• New Hampshire Residents Nab Class Cert. In PFOA Suit
• DuPont Says It Shouldn't Be Part Of DOJ Pollution Suit
• Mich. Officials Ask 6th Circ. To Toss Lead In Water Claims
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Spring
• Colorado Cases To Watch In 2024
• 10 Issues To Watch As ESG Remains Alive And Well In 2024
• Colorado Legislation To Watch In 2024
• Washington Cases To Watch In 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
• Insurance Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2024
• Top 10 Employer Resolutions For 2024
• What To Watch In Georgia Courts In 2024
• Trials To Watch In 2024
• Transportation Cases To Watch In 2024
• California Legislation And Regulations To Watch In 2024
• 5 Texas Cases To Watch In 2024
• Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch In 2024
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• Securities Regulations To Watch In 2024
• Compliance Priorities In 2024 Include Climate And AI
• The Legal Battles Over ESG And DEI To Watch In 2024
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• M&A Attorneys Anticipate 2024 Rebound Despite Challenges