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Environmental - February, 2024

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• EPA Puts Off Key Component Of Power Plant GHG Rule
• Biden Floats 3 Nominees To Return FERC To Full Strength
• Judge OKs $6M Settlement In BMW Emissions Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Springer Nature, Warner Bros., ExxonMobil
• Offshore Well Closings Need More Enforcement, Groups Say
• Colo. Panel Says Well Owners' Appeal Belongs In Water Court
• NY Tabs Equinor, Orsted Projects For Offshore Wind Deals
• GE Denies Ties To La. Environmental Contamination Suit
• Mich. Judge Floats Sanctions If Doc Review Wastes Her Time
• Chamber Of Commerce Backs Exxon In Activist Investor Row
• Proposed RCRA Regs For PFAS: What Cos. Must Know
• Wis. Tribe, Homeowners Hit Cranberry Farms With CWA Suit
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Judge Asks When Feds Will Consider Climate In Oil Leases
• Judges Tell Mich. To Get Moving On Flint Engineering Suit
• Energy Dept. To Give Tribes $25M For Clean Energy Tech
• FDA Says No More Sales Of PFAS For US Food Packaging
• Green Groups Back Mass. Lobstering Closure To Save Whales
• AG James Accuses Meat Co. JBS Of Misleading Enviro Claims
• Green Groups Pan Colorado's Monitoring Deal With Suncor
• Enviro Orgs Sue EPA Over Factory Farm Water Pollution Regs
• Wash. Man Accused Of Killing, Selling Eagles To Plead Guilty
• No More Coverage For Aluminum Co.'s $165M Fire Damage
• Proposed Hydrogen Tax Credit Regs May Be Legally Flawed
• Tribes Urge Biden To Break Silence On Pipeline Dispute
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Utah, Okla.'s EPA Ozone Challenge Sent To DC Circ.
• Conn. State Worker Wants Atty Fees After Noose Trial Win
• Oil Co. Says It's Too Broke For Colo. Regulators' $130M Bond
• BASF Says Insurers Owe Coverage For PFAS Suits
• Energy Cos. Urge Justices To Slam Brakes On Climate Suits
• Energy Dept. Awards $45M For Tech That Stops Cyberattacks
• PacifiCorp Faces $50M Ask In Latest Wildfire Trial
• Del. Jury Urged To Award $142M Roundup Punitive Damages
• Defense Dept. Looks To Shake Firefighting Foam MDL Claims
• EPA Slaps Idaho Ranch With Clean Water Act Suit
• Hogan Lovells Says It Was Barred From Labor Dispute Interviews
• SunZia Line Injunction Needed To Save Sites, Ariz. Tribes Say
• Passenger Rips United's Bid To Dump Sustainable Fuels Suit
• 'Delay' Adds $2.3M To Monsanto's $175M Roundup Judgment
• Company Escapes Coverage Row Over Lethal Ammonia Leak
• NH Power Plant Gets OK On Purchaser Settlement In Ch. 11
• States, Businesses Aim To Kill Feds' Revised Water Rule
• Chevron's $53B Hess Buy Hits Snag Over Guyana Oil Dispute
• Salmon Fishing Mitigation Effort Is Absent, Green Group Says
• Args In APA Case Amplify Justices' Focus On Agency Power
• Energy Co. Asks 8th Circ. To Revive Lease Termination Suit
• Fla. Judge Says Yacht Suit Doesn't Support Punitive Damages
• Insurer Misled Lockheed On Contamination Suit, Court Told
• Wolverine Can't Get Sanctions Win In PFAS Coverage Fight
• What Recent Setbacks In Court Mean For Enviro Justice
• No Merit To Gas Pipeline Safety Rules Fight, Feds Say
• New Fuel Terminals Ban Doesn't Discriminate, Judge Says
• Energy, Infrastructure Pro Rejoins V&E In Houston
• Convicted Nikola Founder Must Forfeit Ranch, Judge Says
• Feds, Fla. Oppose Sharing Power In Clean Water Act Program
• Feds Want PacifiCorp To Cover $1B Ore., Calif. Wildfire Costs
• Apache's $3B Write-Down Merits Bigger Class, Investors Say
• EPA Must Act On Failed Skagit River Temps Plan, Tribe Says
• Nestle Fights Class Cert. In Child Labor Labeling Suit
• Atty's Letter Is Not A Claim For Damages, Del. Justices Rule
• Colo. Workers Say United Jumped Gun On OT Exemption
• SoCal Edison Will Pay 'Record' $80M To End Thomas Fire Suit
• Gas Groups Press DOE To Restart LNG Export Reviews
• Forest Service Flouts Law With Logging Approvals, Suit Says
• New Hydrogen Regulations Show The Need For IP Protections
• Hydroelectric Co. Asks For Pause On Puyallup Dam Order
• ESG Around The World: Gulf Cooperation Council
• Feds Urge Kentucky Court To Preserve Highway GHG Rule
• Banks Say Brazil Pollution Suit In NY Is In Wrong Country
• Texas Nursing Home Must Face Suit Over Resident's Uri Death
• Railcar Cos. Want Out Of Pa. Schools' Derailment Suit
• No Logic To Killing Power Pricing Order, Texas Justices Told
• NJ, Solvay Push Back Against Town's Bid To Pause PFAS Deal
• BP, Chevron Lose 4th Circ. Fight Over Climate Suit Venue
• Top NC Labor Brass Face Retooled 'Incentive' Policy Suit
• Wildlife, Paddling Groups Want To Join Clean Water Act Fight
• Tribal Biz Atty Must Meet Calif. DA Over Greenhouse Wreckage
• Oil Biz Gave Wells To Shell Co. To Skip Cleanup, Suit Says
• 1st Circ. Told Wind Farm's Approval Should've Been A Breeze
• NH Plant Strikes Deal On Power Purchase Contract
• Enviro Orgs. Target Sequoia Forest Restoration Projects
• Groups Back Texas' Bid To Void Feds' Highway GHG Rule
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Texas Says EPA Unfairly Changed Ozone Plan Rules
• Agent Didn't Owe Mich. Co. Coverage Advice, Panel Says
• Alaska Judge Won't Disturb Oil, Gas Lease Moratorium Order
• Ariz. Judge: Feds' Colo. River Transfer Review Violated NEPA
• SEC Won't Force BofA To Act On ESG Critic's Proxy Proposal
• Feds Back Fed. Circ. Deference To Trump Solar Duty Change
• Exxon Wants To Press Forward With Activist Investor Case
• NY Offshore Wind Project Gets Final Green Light From Feds
• Wildlife Group Sinks USDA Agricultural Wetlands Rule
• EPA Puts $5.8B On Tap For Water Infrastructure Projects
• Harris County Cites 'Major Flaw' In Agency's Concrete Permits
• Fire Product Makers Try To Move PFAS Suit To Fed. Court
• Feds Can't Offset Nuclear Cleanup Bill With Trusts' Earnings
• Wolverine Wants Judgment, Sanctions In PFAS Coverage Row
• Why Biz Groups Disagree On Ending Chevron Deference
• SoCal Edison Faces More Suits Over 2022 Fairview Fire
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Enviro Atty In Pittsburgh
• San Antonio Can Scare Off Park Birds For Now, 5th Circ. Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Occidental, Kroger-Albertsons, BuzzFeed
• 5 Firms Steer $11B Chord Energy-Enerplus Combo
• Alaska Tribes Seek Rights Declaration Over BC Gold Mines
• 9th Circ. Says Federal Coal Lease Ban Case 'Is Moot'
• Gov't Says Camp Lejeune Litigants Must Show Specific Cause
• Tribes, Mich., Feds Refute Great Lakes Fishing Challenge
• Justices Squabble Over Emergency Review Of EPA Smog Plan
• Boston Faces Suit Over Women's Soccer Stadium Project
• Pa. Justices Clarify Timing For Oil & Gas Accounting Claims
• NH Power Plant Can Reject Electric Purchase Deal In Ch. 11
• A Look Ahead For The Electric Vehicle Charging Industry
• 5th Circ. Affirms Subrogation Loss In Fieldwood Energy Sale
• Mass., Property Developer Strike Deal Over Wetlands Pollution
• Green Groups Press FERC To Rescind Tenn. Pipeline Approval
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• Exxon Court Should Clarify Shareholder Proposal Exclusion
• Feds Found Responsible For Leased Building's Contamination
• No Property Coverage For Maui Wildfire, Insurer Says
• Liberal Justices Hint Chevron Deference Hanging By A Thread
• Chicago Sues Oil Giants, Alleging Climate Change Deception
• Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin Sued Over Fatal Plane Crash
• NM Fire Victims Sue FEMA Over Compensation Delays
• Fond Du Lac Tribe Seeks Sanctions In Mining Land Suit
• Tribes, Enviro Orgs Can Join Fight Over Tongass Protections
• 5th Circ. Seeks Texas Justices' Input On LNG Permit Fight
• How Future Litigators Are Training In A 'Flight Simulator'
• Fluoride Trial Judge Mulls 'Mixed' IQ Evidence In Closings
• Trivest Can Seek 6th Circ. Review Of RICO Jurisdiction Ruling
• Solar Co. Preyed On Elderly Prior To DOE Loan Deal, Suit Says
• Calif. Must Face Trimmed Suit Over Locomotive Emissions Rule
• Oregon Lists Southern Resident Orcas As Endangered
• DC Circ. Says FERC Fight Over 'Onshore' Meaning Is Moot
• Conn. State Worker Wins $5K In Racial Hostility Claims
• Legislative And Litigation Trends In Environmental Advertising
• Girardi Keese Trustee Recovers $1.8M In Fees For Exide Case
• Insurers Say Pollution Exclusion Bars Cancer Suits Defense
• Considering The Logical Extremes Of Your Legal Argument
• Fla. Bills Limiting Toxic Tort Damages Headed To Floor
• Mayer Brown Denies Knowing Of 'Disturbing' Flint PR Effort
• 6th Circ. Rejects FirstEnergy Objector's Appeal In $180M Case
• Hydro Co. Must Alter, Not Remove, Dam That's Killing Salmon
• Oat Milk Co. Settles Greenwashing Investor Suit For $9.25M
• Up Next At High Court: Deadlines, Delivery Drivers & Smog
• FERC Rejects Hydro Project Permits Amid Tribal Opposition
• Clean Energy Cos. Must Pay Heed To PFAS Crackdown
• Canada Liable Under NAFTA For Axed LNG Project, Co. Says
• Reducing The Risk Of PFAS False Advertising Class Actions
• Florida Loses Wetland Permitting Authority In D.C. Court Case
• Gov't Wants More Alaskan Native Reps On Subsistence Board
• Feds Tell 1st Circ. Mass. Wind Farm Approval Was Sound
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Car Dealer's Hurricane Coverage Suit
• 6th Circ. Ruling Breathes New Life Into Article III Traceability
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Seek Appeal Of Jury Trial Denial
• Fruit Grower Gets OK For $11M DIP Draw After Lender Deal
• Barge Co., Insurer End Pollution Cleanup Coverage Fight
• Storytelling Strategies To Defuse Courtroom Conspiracies
• NorCal Roundup Suit Faces Dismissal Or Transfer To MDL
• Humane Society's Poultry Slaughter Suit May Need An Update
• Enviro Orgs Sue EPA Over PFAS Data For Plastic Containers
• FERC Churn Won't Impact Grid Policy Push, Chair Says
• Conn. Justice Calls Marriott Lien Fight 'An Embarrassment'
• DOI Inks Klamath Basin Agreement With Tribes, Water Users
• Challenges Remain In Financing Energy Transition Minerals
• Fed. Circ. Says Feds Didn't Coerce Mont. Coal Permit Denial
• Stanford Prof Must Pay Atty Fees In Dropped Defamation Suit
• Petition Watch: Classes, Litigation Changes & Fraud Theories
• Wash. Judge Says Tribes Can Seek River Pollution Damages
• Pearl Harbor Cleanup Needs Fuller Accounting, Watchdog Says
• EPA Says Farmers Can Still Use Existing Stocks Of Dicamba
• USDA Says $20M Will Help Tribes Access Climate Market
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Basis For LA's Pollution Coverage Args
• 'Post Hoc' Args Doom Army Defense Of $11.5M Enviro Fix Deal
• NJ Town Looks To Stay 'Historic' $393M PFAS Settlement
• Enviro Orgs Planning EPA Suit Over Phosphate-Mining Waste
• Defunct Nuke Plant Mishandled Asbestos, Mass. AG Says
• Feds, Power Line Developer Decry Tribes' Suit As 'Too Late'
• NJ Mayor Gets Voice In NY Congestion Pricing Fight
• Glancy Prongay To Lead Wood Pellet Co. Dividend Suit
• 10th Circ. Revives Suit Accusing Valero Of Okla. Pipeline Leak
• Mass. Court Doubts Northeastern Vowed To Keep Land Public
• Exxon ESG Proxy Statement Suit May Chill Investor Proposals
• Husch Blackwell Adds Ex-Perkins Coie Energy Co-Chair
• 3 Principles For Minimizing The Risk Of A Nuclear Verdict
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Shareholders Seek Approval For $7.5M Faraday Future Deal
• Fluoride Can Harm Brain, EPA Scientist Says As Trial Wraps
• Attys Must Reveal Possible Tie To 'Disturbing' Flint PR Move
• Feds Want 'Free Pass' Out Of Climate Suit Trial, Youths Say
• Exxon Investors Urge Judge To Toss SEC 'Proxy Battle'
• Apache Agrees To Pay $4M For Air Pollution Violations
• Fruit Co. Seeks $122M Private Sale To Avoid Ch. 11 Auction
• Kidde-Fenwal Row Not For Bankruptcy Court, Insurers Say
• Calif. Clean Energy Storage Secures $350M From Blackstone
• United Airlines Seeks Exit In 'Sustainable' Fuel Suit
• 4th Circuit Sinks Golf Course's Suit Over Rezoning Bid
• Ingevity Again Denied New Verdict, Trial Against $85M Loss
• Feds Argue US Used Island With 'Intent' In Ownership Suit
• What To Know About RWI In Acquisition And Divestiture Deals
• New La. Gas Pipeline Projects Must Respect Rules And Rights
• Freight Forwarders And Common Carriers: Know Your Cargo
• Conn. Agency Loses Sanctions Bid In Worker's Noose Suit
• Biden Offshore Leasing Plan Faces Legal Heat On All Sides
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• DC Circ. Again Nixes Challenge To FERC Pipeline Powers
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Kelley Drye
• Arizona Lawmakers Sue Feds Over Grand Canyon Monument
• Elliott Nails 1st Board Seat At Phillips 66 After Prior Demand
• Rancher Accuses Biden Admin Of Abusing Antiquities Act
• DC Circ. Probes FERC Review Of La. Natural Gas Terminal
• Del. Court Won't Rehear Energy Co. Climate Suit Dismissal
• Flint Water Crisis Firms Agree To End Settlement Fee Dispute
• Utah Defends Standing In Monument Cases Before 10th Circ.
• Judge Tells DOJ, VW To Plan For Release Of Jones Day Docs
• Colo. Oil Co. Can't Halt Regulators' New Enforcement Efforts
• Feds Argue Immunity Again, Post-Discovery, In Flint Lead Case
• Let Power Pricing Order Stay Dead, Texas Justices Hear
• Ind. Seed Lab Property Exempt From Tax, Board Says
• SoCal Air District Pledges Polluter Fee Rule To Settle Suit
• Bioenergy Cos. Beat Ohio Towns' Ammonia Emissions Suit
• Hawaii Tenants Say Water Pollution Suit Belongs In Court
• EBay Not Sold On Feds' Illegal Goods Suit
• Exxon Defends Expert's Testimony In Conn. Benzene Suit
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Keller Rohrback
• SunZia Line Developer To Argue Against DOI Injunction Bid
• Mass. Lobstermen Say Feds Used Bad Data To Close Waters
• Googling Prospective Jurors Is Usually A Fool's Errand
• Biden Admin. Seeks Suppliers For Major Clean Energy Deals
• Green Construction Co. Gets Ch. 15 Nod For Canadian Case
• EPA Denial Of LA's Soot Plan Moots Enviro Groups' Suit
• DOI Accused Of Delaying Coal Mine Enviromental Review
• Apache Investors Get Class Cert. In Suit Over Natural Gas Play
• Xcel Wants Trial Moved From Where Colo. Wildfire Raged
• Reducing Carbon Footprint Requires A Tricky Path For CRE
• Flint Shouldn't Be 'Yardstick' In Water Cases, 6th Circ. Told
• FERC Gets Full-Time Chair, But Another Exit Fuels Uncertainty
• Ore. Dam Can Be Reviewed In 5 Years, Judge Says
• Feds Ask 9th Circ. To Pull Plug On Ore. Kids' Climate Case
• Bad Faith Claim Rejected Again In Hurricane Ida Coverage Suit
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Hunton
• The Corporate Disclosure Tug-Of-War's Free Speech Issues
• 3 Administrative Law Lessons From 5th Circ. Appliance Ruling
• Manchin Says Biden Admin Mishandled LNG Pause
• Exxon Told Climate Proposal Suit Threatens Investor Rights
• Wash. Judge Says Tribes Can't Seek Cultural Damages
• $1B DuPont Deal Gets Final OK In Firefighting Foam MDL
• DuPont Spinoffs Can't Escape PFAS Suit In NC
• NJ, Ft. Lee Mayor Fail To Merge NY Congestion Pricing Suits
• Pomerantz Beats 5 Other Firms To Lead SolarEdge Investor Suit
• Industry Stuck With $37M Bill To Fund EPA Chemicals Work
• House Energy And Commerce Chair Says She'll Retire
• NTSB Accused Of Withholding Derailed Train Parts
• A Look Into How Jurors Reach High Damages Awards
• New Eagle Rule Aims To Expand Clean Power, Protect Birds
• Wash. Tribes Sue Chevron, Others Over Climate Impacts
• Monsanto Fights $2.25B Verdict After Philly Roundup Trial
• Aviation Back On Course, But Keep Seat Belts Fastened
• Fund Sells $3B In Oil Biz Shares Over Slow Climate Action
• Mich. Judge Won't Restore $2.4M Bosch Defeat Device Deal
• EPA Says Backlogged Pesticide Program Getting Updates
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Baron & Budd
• Eversheds Partner Talks 1st Renewable Energy Super Bowl
• Fluoride Judge To Attys: 'I Don't Need Perry Mason Moments'
• Economic Benefits Of New Soot Rule Split EPA, Industry
• La. Pizzeria, State Farm Settle Hurricane Damages Suit
• 5th Circ. Pressed To Rethink Wipeout Of LNG Air Permit
• Colgate Can't Brush Off Ad Suit Over 'Recyclable' Toothpastes
• Duke Energy Rates Undercut NC Solar Incentives, Court Told
• 4 Private Equity Firms Wrap Funds Totaling $1.45B
• Town's Taxes Would 'Punish' Green Tech, Conn. Justices Told
• Preparing For A New Wave Of Litigation Under Silicosis Rules
• Fla. Aircraft Co.'s Claims Narrowed In Hurricane Coverage Suit
• EPA's Dicamba Reapproval Axed For Failure To Notify Public
• Camp Lejeune Plaintiffs Can't Get Jury Trial In Water Suit
• Orrick Adds Ex-Greenberg Traurig Energy Pro In Chicago
• Managing Competing Priorities In Witness Preparation
• Insurer Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear Wildfire Pollution Ruling
• Environmental Group Of The Year: Baker Botts
• Ohio County Accused Of Extorting New Property Owners
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• EPA Says Stricter Soot Requirement Needed For Air Quality
• Exxon Wants Investor Climate Proposal Blocked For Good
• Investment Report Shows Cost Of Delaying Climate Action
• Siemens' $13.2M Verdict Upheld In Coal Equipment Dispute
• DC Circ. Unsure FERC Can't Order NextEra To Cover Plant Costs
• Report Shows Fragile US Solar Growth Under Safeguard
• Suncor Energy Must Pay $10.5M For Air Pollution, Colo. Says
• Judge Plans Field Trip To Dam Tribe Says Kills Protected Fish
• 4th Circ. Cites W.Va. Justices As It Affirms Coverage Win
• ESG Around The World: Brazil
• Understanding And Working With The Millennials On Your Jury
• Water Brand Owes Over $129M For Liver Failures, Jury Finds
• Davis Malm Guides Clean Harbors On $400M Hepaco Buy
• Denka Says EPA's Air Pollution Enforcement Must Fail
• Vagueness In Calif. Climate Law Makes Compliance Tricky
• Legato Merger's Third SPAC Prices $175M Offering
• Rust-Oleum Customers Get Class Cert. In Greenwashing Suit
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dechert's Los Angeles Managing Partner Jumps To Paul Weiss
• Water Brand's Recall Delay Merits Punitives, Jury Hears
• Ga. Doctor's Roundup Fight Revived On Remand
• 2nd Circ. Revives General Motors' Trust Pollution Claims
• Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Overturn Alaskan Willow Project
• Fiat Chrysler Can't Arbitrate MDL Over Exploding Minivans
• Gold Mine Contractor Can Ditch Navajo's Negligence Claims
• Feds Slam Intervention Bids In BLM Grazing Analysis Dispute
• Monsanto Pushes Back On Roundup Claims Before Del. Jury
• Fla. Wants To Keep Clean Water Act Permit Review Powers
• Mich. Top Court Reviews PFAS Drinking Water Rules
• FERC Says It Followed Court's Orders With LNG Reapproval
• Norfolk Southern Slams Investors' Fraud Suit Over Derailment
• BNSF Railway Blamed For Triggering 2023 Wash. Wildfire
• Harmonizing Agricultural And Clean Energy Goals
• States, Enviro Groups Expand Suits Over USPS' New Vehicles
• States, Businesses Push To Sink Feds' Amended WOTUS Rule
• BCLP Sees 2nd Group Depart As 7 Head To Arnold & Porter
• Tesla To Pay $1.5M To Settle Calif. Hazardous Waste Suit
• Monsanto Can't Wash Away Seattle's PCB Water Pollution Suit
• FirstEnergy Rips Investor Clarification Bid Amid Cert. Appeal
• Harvard Prof. Slams Study Showing IQ Gains From Fluoride
• Conn. Agency Worker Deleted Bias Evidence, Jury Told
• Clean Energy Can Revive Fossil Fuel Sites, But Risks Abound
• Colo. Regulators Say Landlords Too Vague In GHG Rule Suit
• Youths Say DOJ Using Extreme Tactics To Delay Climate Trial
• Tribes Fight Industry Bid To Weigh In On Land Swap Dispute
• Exxon Investors Drop Climate Proposal, But Suit To Continue
• Ill. Towns, Metra Ask DC Circ. To Void CP-KCS Rail Merger
• Pennsylvania AG's Clout In Opioid Deal Likely Has Wide Reach
• Green Group Blasts Berkshire Unit's Bid To Flush Water Suit
• CFTC Moves May Boost Interest In Voluntary Carbon Markets
• Mo. Judge Says Suit's Radioactive Landfill Claims Preempted
• Holland & Knight Adds Hunton Andrews Energy Ace In Texas
• Troutman Pepper Nabs FERC Pro From Steptoe
• Clyde & Co. Hires Ex-Lewis Brisbois Team In Chicago
• Mich. Electric Co. Can't Put Upgrade Delay Cost On Customers
• Colo. Climate Case May Be Stuck In 'Catch-22,' Judge Says
• Insurer Fights Railroad Subpoena For Ohio Derailment Docs
• EPA Floats New PFAS Rules For Hazardous Waste
• Water Brand Had 'No One Qualified' To Make It, Jury Hears
• Harvard Professor Testifies Fluoride Is 'Definitely' Neurotoxic
• Gov. Study Shows Higher Cancer Rates On Camp Lejeune
• Conn. PFAS Water Pollution Suit Escapes Multidistrict Bid
• Ariz. Tribes Push To Halt Work On SunZia Line
• Alaska Tribes Seek Canada Recognition To Consult On Mines
• Texas County Can't Escape Suit Over SpaceX Beach Closures
• NC Woman Wants Town Forced Off Land After 10 Years
• How Will AI Impact The Environment? Dems Want To Find Out
• Enbridge Unit Denied Land Transfer For Texas Pipeline
• Conn. Supreme Court Snapshot: Sleepy Juror, Surprise Billing
• Key Maritime Law Issues In 2024: Election-Year Unknowns
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aramco, Reddit IPO, Figure AI
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• Insurer Settles $1.7M Suit Over School's Tornado Damage
• 9th Circ. Told RICO Claim Can't Stick To Enviro Complaint
• $25M Flint Water Crisis Deal Heads Off Impending Trial