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Environmental - April, 2024

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• Feds Say Treaties Don't Protect Utah Tribe In Land Row
• PolyMet Must Give Up More Info In Mining Land Swap Suit
• Minn. Tribes Seek Support For Five 'Land Return' Bills
• Final Biden Enviro Review Regs Puts Onus On Agencies
• 5th Circ. Questions Texas' Standing In SEC Proxy Rule Battle
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Kavanaugh Classmate Takes On HuffPost
• EPA, Sunoco Reach $2.4M Deal Over Ohio Oil Pipeline Spill
• Pa. Schools Say Railcar Cos. Must Face Derailment Claims
• Camp Lejeune Litigants Balk At Bellwether Pick Process
• EPA Chief Faces House Appropriators Hostile To Agency Regs
• DC Circ. Axes Challenges To FERC Gulf Pipeline Approval
• 5th Circ. Backs La. Enviro Dept. In Gas Facility Permit Dispute
• 8th Circ. Orders BASF Damages Trial In Herbicide Row
• IRS Updates Guidance For Clean Jet Fuel Tax Credits
• Could 'General Average' Apply To The Key Bridge Crash?
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• EPA Finalizes Methylene Chloride Ban
• Amazon Files $200M Countersuit Over Solar Projects' Fallout
• 9th Circ. Upholds NRC's Exemption For Diablo Canyon Plant
• US, Tribes Defend Water Rule Against States', Biz Groups' Suit
• Breaking Down EPA's Rule On PFAS In Drinking Water
• Biden Admin's Border Wall Plan Must Be Vacated, Court Told
• Builders Say State Rulemaking At Stake In Mich. PFAS Case
• Fruit Co. Must Face Pollution Suit From Tribe, Enviro Groups
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• IRS To Open $6B 2nd Round Of Advanced Energy Tax Credits
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Mineral Co. Faces Investor Suit Over Gov't Contract Loss
• 4 Takeaways From Final EPA Power Plant Rules
• Rail Group Sues Minnesota Over New Hazmat Safety Fee Law
• Support For 9th Circ. Rehearing In Oak Flat Dispute Mounting
• Suncor Judge Frets Permit Deadlines Are Near 'Impossible'
• 5th Circ. Upholds Pecan Farm's Flood Win Against Sand Mine
• Insurers Say BASF Can't Seek Same PFAS Coverage In 3 Suits
• Co. Says Policy Fight On $45B DOE Deal Isn't For Claims Court
• $2.3B Roundup Win 'Unconstitutionally Excessive,' Judge Told
• Fla. Wants DC Circ. To Pause Wetlands Permits Decision
• Ga. Residents Want In On $300M Monkey Farm Fight
• Colo. House OKs Land Cleanup Tax Credit Extension
• Wave Of Final Rules Reflects Race Against CRA Deadline
• Texas Must Face Feds' Suit Over Anti-Migrant Buoy Barrier
• Lockheed Martin Sued By Widow Over 'Toxic Stew' At Facility
• Ariz. Tribes, Groups Seek Stay In SunZia Power Line Ruling
• Gov't To Use Tribal Energy Purchase Preference For First Time
• Biden Admin's Gas Venting Curbs Are Illegal, ND Says
• Colo. Regulators Say Past Suncor Spills Forced New Permit
• FERC Says National Grid Held Up To Winter Weather
• 1st Circ. Tosses Second Vineyard Wind Challenge
• Tribes, Enviros Want A Say In Grand Canyon Monument Suits
• Feds' Pacific Sardine Management Plan Lacking, Judge Says
• BlackRock, Temasek Joint Venture Closes $1.4B Climate Fund
• Biden Permitting Reform To Fast-Track Power Line Approvals
• EPA Chemical Safety Rule Raises Questions About Authority
• OECD Says Latvia Must Shift Tax Burden, Limit Fuel Subsidies
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Teach Your Party Representative The Art Of Nonverbal Cues
• Valero Seeks $75M In Tax Refunds For Fuel Mixtures
• 3 Things Attys Should Know About Pa.'s $48B Spending Plan
• ECHR Climate Rulings Hint At Direction Of Future Cases
• Treasury Finalizes Rules On Sales Of Green Energy Credits
• EPA Unveils Final Power Plant Rules, Prepares For Challenges
• Energy Charter Treaty Backlash Hints At Broader Arbitration Woes
• 3M And Ga. Utility Say $850M PFAS Cleanup Plan A No-Go
• 1st Circ. Upholds Feds' Vineyard Wind Project Approval
• Feds Plan 12 Offshore Wind Lease Sales Through 2028
• Map Co. Objects To Recommendation Of Tossing IP Case
• US Solar Cos. Call For Duties On Cells From Southeast Asia
• Cyber Regulators Should Rely On Existing Sources Cautiously
• Dow Loses Bid To Keep NJ Toxic Water Row In Federal Court
• DOE Funding And Cargo Preference Compliance: Key Points
• Biden Admin Closes $362M Loan To Texas EV-Wiring Maker
• 9th Circ. Backs Limits On Montana Wolf Trapping
• EPA Floats $1B In School Bus, Truck Electrification Grants
• Bradley Arant Gains Real Estate Pro In Dallas From Gray Reed
• Solar Panel Co. Loses Calif. Appeal Over PAGA Arbitration
• Samsung Unit Says Exclusion Doesn't Apply To Storm Losses
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Ex-Auditor, County Prosecutor Win Pennsylvania AG Primary
• Sharper Sustainability Rule May Strengthen Bid Protests
• Sierra Club Sues EPA Over NY Aluminum Plant's Air Pollution
• Florida Loses Bid To Stay Ruling Nixing Its CWA Permit Power
• $12M Chicago Toxic Demolition Settlement Receives Final OK
• Judge Allows $956M Atty Fees In 3M, DuPont PFAS Settlements
• EPA Tells 5th Circ. To Sink Texas' Ozone Plan Challenge
• Blue States Leap To Defend EPA Vehicle Emissions Rule
• NJ Appeals Court Backs State's Siting Regs For Solar Projects
• EPA Finishes Stronger Chemical Risk Evaluation Rule
• $45B DOE Deal Backed By Common Sense, Contractor Says
• Cleveland-Cliffs Execs Say US Steel-Nippon Deal Is 'Dead'
• Hunton Hires Martin Marietta Assistant GC In San Francisco
• Cos. Must Prepare For Calif. Legislation That Would Ban PFAS
• 4 Biggest Takeaways From New EPA 'Forever Chemicals' Rule
• Los Angeles Sues 3M, DuPont Over 'Forever Chemicals'
• Businessman Seeks OK On $44M Dominican Republic Award
• Texas, Mo. Seek Full Vacatur Of DHS Border Wall Plan
• USW Says EPA Asbestos Ban Doesn't Protect Workers Enough
• NC Chemical Biz Wants Help Covering $5M Site Cleanup
• E-Truck Maker Rivian Faces Investor Suit Over Sales Slump
• With Power Rules On Deck, EPA Awards $7B In Solar Grants
• Feds Say $1M Fine Is Fair In Washington Dam Settlement
• 3M Urges Mich. Justices To Ditch PFAS Water Rule Challenge
• Seafarer Detention Under Ship Pollution Law Must Have Limits
• Oregon Judge Won't Delay Youth Climate Trial
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Securities Duo In Oklahoma
• 10 Tips For ESG Disclosure Compliance In Private Funds
• Prosecutors, Pols And Partners Among Pa. AG Hopefuls
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Latham-Led GEF Capital Closes $325M Climate-Focused Fund
• Real Estate Authority: Small Bank Loans, ULI, Lunar Housing
• DOI Bans New Mining Claims On 4,200 Acres Of NM Land
• Flint Class Urges Approval Of $25M Water Firm Settlement
• Enviro Groups Say Federal Plan Threatens At-Risk Bats
• NY Nixes Power Deals With Trio Of Offshore Wind Projects
• Biden Administration Sharply Limits Drilling In Alaska Arctic
• Pa. AG Charges Shell With Hiding Pipeline Pollution Spills
• Fla. Solar Panel CEO Can Be Sued In Mich., Judge Says
• Assigning Liability In Key Bridge Collapse May Be Challenging
• Arnold & Porter Atty Returns To Greenberg Traurig In Calif.
• EPA Says 2 'Forever Chemicals' Are Hazardous Substances
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Nuke Power Plant Owner Says NY Can't Bar Water Discharges
• 4th Circ. Vacates Enviro Win In Mining Co. Permit Ruling
• Electronics Co. Says Insurer Cut $34.9M In Asbestos Coverage
• BLM Prioritizes Conservation On Federal Land In Final Rule
• Enbridge Says Feds' Pipeline Brief Aids Michigan Case
• 25 States Urge DC Circ. To Block EPA Auto Emissions Rules
• FERC To Reveal Final Grid-Planning Policy Revamp
• Gulf Oil Terminal Sale Spurs Environmental Settlement Talks
• Pomerantz To Rep Investors In AT&T Lead Cable Class Action
• Admiral Balks At Covering Menendez Ally In Pollution Suit
• Maui County Sued Over Wildfire Landfill Debris Storage
• Coast Guard's Dredging Barge Approval Upheld At 5th Circ.
• Trial-Ready Paraquat MDL Cases Tossed After Testimony Axed
• PG&E Sued For $225 Million Dixie Fire Forest Damage
• Tribal Groups Say Final Fish Harvesting Rule Violates NEPA
• Ga. Jury Finds Supplier At Fault For Botched Herbicide Job
• Hawaii AG Releases Timeline Of Deadly Lahaina Wildfire
• Tesla Gets PTAB To Wipe Out Vehicle Charging Patent
• Gov't Officials Urge Global Cooperation On Taxing Wealth
• Republican AGs Petition EPA To Drop Enviro Justice Initiative
• States, Biz Groups Back Fight Over DOE Furnace Rules
• Florida Pleads With Judge To Stay Water Permit Ruling
• Reps. Want To Exempt Water Utilities From PFAS Liability
• FERC Won't Rethink Pacific Northwest Gas Project Approval
• No Redo For Insurer In Hail Damage Dispute, Judge Says
• Macquarie Ruling Raises The Bar For Securities Fraud Claims
• Ariz. Tribes Lose Bid To Block SunZia Power Line Project
• Waste Co. Strikes Deal To End 401(k) Mismanagement Suit
• Feds, Tribe Say Settlement Talks Failed In Water Pipeline Row
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Cashed Check Kills VW Emissions Deal Appeal, 9th Circ. Says
• Tribal Groups Want Full 9th Circ. To Rehear Oak Flat Appeal
• DC Circ. Grills EPA On Nixing Refiners' Biofuel Exemptions
• Vineyard Wind Urges 1st Circ. To Uphold Project Approval
• DOE Aims To Wrap LNG Review By Year-End, Granholm Says
• Feds, PPG Reach $22.8M Deal To Clean Up NJ Superfund Site
• Absent Proof Of Direct Effect, Pa. Sen. Loses Wastewater Row
• EPA Urges 5th Circ. To Back Win In Texas Air Quality Suit
• 9th Circ. Upholds $64M Award In Water Contamination Suit
• Florida Lost Its CWA Permitting Power. Now What?
• GSA's Carbon-Free Power Plan: Tips For Electricity Suppliers
• W&T Offshore Accuses Pipeline Co. Of $3M Per Month Losses
• Activist Axes $3.6B SilverBow Merger Plan Amid Proxy Fight
• AIG Unit Must Cover $20M Botched Tunnel Project, Court Told
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• High Court Sides With Texas Landowners In Takings Dispute
• DOL Finalizes Rule To Curb Miners' Exposure To Silica Dust
• Ocean Agency Requires Cos. To Cover Well Razing Costs
• Colo. Ski Resort's Snowmaking Suit More Than A Decade Late
• Justices Leave Lower Courts To Parse Corporate 'Half-Truths'
• EPA Says Legacy Asbestos Poses Unreasonable Risk
• EPA Asks High Court To Preserve SF Water Pollution Regs
• Solar Power Co. Accuses Ex-Insider Of Building, Selling Rival
• Green Groups Defend Suit To Expel Ga. Island's Wild Horses
• Enviro Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Ax Of DOI Land Swap
• Oil Co. Warns NC Justices Of 'Unfair' Results In Taking Case
• Biden Approves Disaster Declarations For States, Tribe
• Vermont's 3M PFAS Suit Remanded To State Court
• SEC Climate Rules Create Unique Challenges For CRE
• NH Power Plant Co. Can Send Dual-Path Ch. 11 Plan To A Vote
• Energy Community Tax Credit Boost Will Benefit Wind Sector
• Food Supplier Sues Ga. City Over $1.5M Wastewater Penalties
• 4th Circ. Upholds W.Va.'s Win In Coal Mine Cleanup Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Republican AGs Ask 5th Circ. To Knock Out DOL Rule For ESG
• Circumstantial Evidence Requires A Pointillist Approach
• EPA Won't Cut Stationary Combustion Turbines From CAA
• High Court Won't Hear California Tribal Casino Dispute
• US, EU Antitrust Officials Agree On Much, Not Sustainability
• Chamber Defends SEC Climate Regs From Enviros' Challenge
• Tyco Reaches $750M PFAS Deal In Foam Co. MDL
• DOI Sews Up Overhaul Of Oil Leasing Regs And Rates
• Maine AG Sues Monsanto Over PCB Contamination
• Traversing The Web Of Nonjudicial Grievance Mechanisms
• 5th Circ. Won't Block Park Plan Over Religious Concerns
• DOJ Must Cut Through Political Noise In US Steel Probe
• Mediation Not Required In River Authority Price Hike Row
• NC Auto Parts Co. Settling Feds' Emissions-Cheating Claims
• Tribes Look To Overturn Enbridge's Line 5 Mich. Tunnel Permit
• US Steel Stockholders Greenlight $14.9B Sale To Nippon
• Florida Loses Bid To Retain Control Of CWA Permit Program
• Justices Limit Shareholder Suits Over Corporate Disclosures
• NJ Climate Suit Goes 'Far Beyond' Boundaries, Oil Cos. Say
• Interior Dept. Finalizes Rule To Strengthen Endangered Species Act
• Pacific Pipeline To Pay Calif. Landowners $70M Over Oil Spill
• DOI Lowers Fees For Solar, Wind Projects On Public Lands
• Ohio Judge Axes Norfolk's Derailment Cleanup Cost Defenses
• Alaska Native Village Defends Donlin Gold Mine Approvals
• Vineyard Wind Project Thoroughly Vetted, Feds Tell 1st Circ.
• Judge Recommends State Court For Ore. County Climate Suit
• Exploring Patent Trends In Aerospace Electrification
• Longtime Hogan Lovells Transport Head Joins Morgan Lewis
• Fired Yellow Corp. Workers Can Proceed With Class Action
• Colonial Oil Fined $2.8M For Violating Renewable Fuel Rules
• EPA Says Colo. Air Pollution Plan Approval Was Proper
• Judge Won't Rethink Ax Of Tribes 'Cultural Resource' Claims
• US Sends Mixed Messages In Enbridge Line 5 Pipeline Dispute
• GOP Rep. Calls On SEC To Delay Climate Rule Compliance
• Wash. Tribe Says $1M Fine Not Enough To Settle CWA Claims
• Landmark PFAS Rule Faces Battles Over Costs And Science
• Emissions Rules' Foes May Be Forced To Yield To Automakers
• EPA Files First Admin. Complaint Over Illegal HFC Import
• Federal MDL Rule Benefits From Public Comments
• Maine Says Lobster Boat Tracking Counts As Legal Search
• Mich. Justices Block Wind Farm's Plan To Expand Near Airport
• Paper Companies Still Liable In Superfund Row, Judge Says
• Botched Herbicide Job Spoiled 'God's Creation,' Ga. Jury Told
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• Children Fight Feds' Bid To Dodge Constitutional Climate Suit
• EPA Finalizes First-Ever PFAS Drinking Water Standards
• After Uproar, New MDL Rule Advances With Attys Assuaged
• Calif. AG Backs Bill To Revamp 'Abysmal' Corporate Penalties
• What's In The Norfolk Southern $600M Derailment Deal
• Venable Snags Trio Of Product Liability Partners From Steptoe
• Hawaiian Electric Brass Hit With Suit Over Wildfire Preparation
• Navajo, Mine Operator Look To Settle Last Waste Spill Claims
• Contractor Says Feds Are Blocking Border Wall Settlement Payout
• Nikola Investors' SPAC Fraud Suit Moves Ahead
• Jones Day's FOIA Suit Turning Into Judicial Quagmire
• Equitrans Hit With $1.1M Pollution Penalties In Pennsylvania
• 9th Circ. Open To Reviving Calif. Cannabis Abatement Fight
• 4th Circ. Tosses Duty To Defend Case Over Oil Co.'s Objection
• FTC Pressures Global Partners, Gulf Oil Into Reducing Deal
• Tech M&A Reigns Supreme In Q1 After Rare Hiccup In Q4
• House GOP To Air Measure Rejecting SEC Climate Rule
• 47 Members Of Congress Urge DC Circ. To Ax EPA Smog Plan
• EPA Reaches $1.4M Deal With Chemical Co. Over Plant Fire
• Feds Want To Push Back Complex Camp Lejeune Cases
• EPA Outlines New Ways To Destroy, Dispose Of PFAS
• Climate Disclosure Mandates Demand A Big-Picture Approach
• Hogan Lovells Adds Baker Botts Enviro Litigators In DC, SF
• 16 States Seek To Defend EPA Particulate Matter Rule
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Climate Inaction Violates Human Rights Law, ECHR Rules
• California Can Set Own Emissions Standards, DC Circ. Says
• Norfolk Southern Settles Train Derailment Suits For $600M
• EPA Finalizes Rule Cutting Cancer-Causing Emissions
• W.Va. Blocks Citi, HSBC, Others Over Fossil Fuel 'Boycotts'
• 7th Circ. Won't Demolish Obama Center Approval
• Idaho Land Deal Would Sustain Legacy Of Pollution, Tribes Say
• Miss. Residents Defend Jackson Water Contamination Claims
• Texas School District Not Immune In Arbitration Row
• Southwest Gas Unit Centuri Eyes Spinoff Through $242M IPO
• DOI Sued Over Absent Western Gray Wolf Protections
• Group Says US Oil-Drilling Policy Harms Protected Species
• Tribes Say Army Corps Mistakes Their Claims In 5th Circ. Row
• ESG Challenges In Focus After Sierra Club Opposes SEC Rule
• Oak Flat Mining Decision Treads On Human Rights, UN Told
• Feds Can't Believe Steel Factory Doesn't Know Own Directors
• Hogan Lovells Recruits 3M Atty In DC Amid PFAS Focus
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Illinois EV Charging Act Sparks Developer Concerns
• Bayer Verdict In Mo. Roundup Cases Reduced To $611M
• Baltimore Bridge: Biden's Visit, Recovery, Supply Chain
• Colo. Judge Rejects Coal Mine's Water Permit Challenge
• DeSantis Directs Gambling Funds Toward Conservation Efforts
• Crow Tribe Can Hunt In Bighorn National Forest In Wyoming
• Utah Says It Stands To Lose Big In BLM Oil Lease Challenge
• Arkema Hit Again With Suit By Residents Over Texas Chemical Fire
• Carl Sagan Co. Says It Owns Astronomer's Rights In TM Fight
• Miner Faces Mounting Financial Woes After Failed Arbitration
• NJ Recycler's Fire Damage Suit To Remain In NJ, Judge Rules
• Insurers Fight Kidde-Fenwal's Bid For Coverage Of Foam Suits
• Solar Company Hit With TCPA Suit After $13.8M FTC Fine
• Homeowners' Energy Efficient Rebates Not Income, IRS Says
• 5th Circ. Clarifies What Is And Isn't A 'New Use' Of PFAS
• Green Energy Co. Duped Investors Out Of $40M, Suit Says
• 5th Circ. Won't Touch Texas Oil Export Terminal License
• Utility Atty Who Advised Google JV Opens Environmental Firm
• US Gas Cos. Delay $7.4B Deal Closing Date Amid FTC Scrutiny
• NY Congestion Pricing Judge Pleads For Predictability
• NY Judge Says 'Defeat Device' Co. Protected By Section 230
• Homeowner Asks 9th Circ. To Rethink Fire Coverage Ruling
• ND Judge Tosses DAPL Protester's Claims Against Police
• Steel Talks Absent From Start Of US-EU Trade Ministerial
• NTIA Knocks Out Enviro Hurdles For Broadband Permitting
• New Mexico Fire Victims Deserve Justice From Federal Gov't
• Judge Recuses Herself From Cartel Case Over Exxon Stock
• EPA Names Nonprofits To Get $20B From New GHG Fund
• W.Va. Plaintiff Drops Telemarketing Claim Against Fla. Firm
• SEC Voluntarily Puts Climate Regs On Ice During Court Battle
• Squire Patton Adds Polsinelli Enviro Atty Pair In Denver
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• Streamlined Mine Regulation Is Key For The Energy Transition
• Great Lakes Fishing Pact Tramples Treaty Rights, Tribe Says
• Project Owners Eager To Sell Energy Tax Credits, Report Says
• Hawaii Bio Power Co. Can't Add Merger-Based Antitrust Claims
• Roadless Rule Doesn't Suit The Tongass, Alaska, Allies Argue
• EU Probing Solar Project Under Foreign Subsidy Rules
• NJ Judge Grants Initial OK Of $2.7M EV Maker Investor Deal
• Industry Groups Ask DC Circ. To Toss EPA Smog Plan
• Fed. Circ. Struggles With Ambiguity In $14M Army Corps Row
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• How 3 Unfolding Cases Could Affect The Energy Industry
• ITC To Pay $6.6M To DOJ, Texas Over 2019 Chemical Fire
• Enviro Group Sues DOE Over $1.1B Diablo Canyon Award
• EPA Faces Down Water Rule Challenge In Texas
• 5th Circ. Unsure Miners Can Escape Pecan Farm Flood Verdict
• Gov't Says Alaska Gold Mine Approvals Should Stand
• Beekeeper Groups Seek Fees From EPA After 9th Circ. Appeal
• Forchelli Appoints Environmental Practice Chair
• Top 10 Deals Of Q1 Led By GE Energy Spinoff, Capital One
• Oil Company Says Judge's Recusal Not Needed In Cartel Suits
• How IRA Unlocks Green Energy Investments For Tribes
• Utility Cos. Must Face Uri MDL Gross Negligence Claims
• OxyChem Opposes Feds' $150M Lower Passaic Deal
• Tesla Pushed On La. Antitrust Claims In 5th Circ.
• Mich. Warns PFAS Ruling Could Fuel More Agency Challenges
• Enviro Org. Says Feds Failed To Act On Protections For Bees
• Seattle Seaport Co. Defying Clean Water Act, Green Group Says
• What Nevada 'Superbasin' Ruling Means For Water Users
• Ohio Regulator Urges Justices To Review FERC Deadlock Rule
• Tipsters May Be Key To Financial Regulators' ESG Efforts
• Former Trump EPA Leader Joins Holland & Hart In DC
• Another Judge Says Feds Overstepped With GHG Rule
• 20 Republican-Led States Urge Justices To Ax Climate Suits
• La. Property Owners, Insurers To Arbitrate Hurricane Claims
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Latham-Led SLB To Buy ChampionX In $7.8B All-Stock Deal
• EPA Asks 4th Circ. To Review Panel's Split Ozone Decision
• Forest Service Must Revisit Changes To Timber Standards
• Feds Catch Win In Alaska Subsistence Fishing Dispute
• States Want Justices To Send Ozone Fight Back To 10th Circ.
• Nike Defeats Greenwashing Suit Over 'Sustainability' Line
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Shell Ordered To Hand Over Docs In Conn. Climate Dispute
• Tribe, Allies Defend Standing To Fight Corps' Fish Farm Permit
• Fears About The End Of Chevron Deference Are Overblown
• 3M Gets Final OK On PFAS Deal Worth Up To $12.5B
• Gas Cos. Must Face State Law Claims In Contamination Row
• Reduced Dolphin Threat Revives US-New Zealand Fish Trade
• SunZia Power Line Challenge Is Ripe, Arizona Tribes Say
• Insurer Defends Gas Station Cleanup Exclusion To 11th Circ.
• GE Vernova Spinoff Approved, Valued At $35.7B
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs