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Environmental - October, 2024

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• EPA Can't Declare La. Deadline Extension Invalid, 5th Circ. Told
• Tribal Nonprofit Says Employees Divulged Trade Secrets
• Everglades Scientist's Contempt Upheld Over Data Theft
• Valero To Pay 'Historic' $82M Fine For Bay Area Air Pollution
• Flint Water Case Paused For 'Advanced' Settlement Talks
• LA Hits Pepsi, Coca-Cola With Plastic Waste, Deception Suit
• Enviros Call On EPA To Address Petcoke Plant Water Pollution
• Mineral Co. Execs Allegedly Misled Investors On Gov't Contract
• Mexican Shipping Co. Fined For Concealing Discharges
• FERC Unlawfully Rewrote Grid Hookup Policy, DC Circ. Told
• Judge Asks If Full 6th Circ. Needs To Settle Emissions Conflict
• Consider The Impact Of Election Stress On Potential Jurors
• How Judiciary Can Minimize AI Risks In Secondary Sources
• MVP: Baron & Budd's Scott Summy
• NC City Urges Panel To Rethink Stormwater Ruling
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Firms' Hiring Strategies Are Evolving In Fight For Top Spot
• IFC Projects Must Do More On Emissions, Report Says
• Firms Fight Bid To Revive Malpractice Suit Over Liability Case
• 'Vague' Witness Sinks Green Materials Co. Investor Suit
• Calif. Panel Axes $10.6M Abex Asbestos Verdict
• No Ruling On Zeta DQ Bid After Second Marathon Hearing
• DOI Invests $46M In Klamath Basin Restoration
• Ax Green Groups' Suit Over 'Resiliency' Definition, FEMA Says
• Ariz. Tribe Will Get Back 3,200 Acres In US Land Exchange
• Brookfield Scoops UK Wind Farms Assets In $2.3B Deal
• Calif. Ruling Offers Hope For Mitigated Negative Declarations
• Landscape Workers Can Be 3 Classes In OT Suit
• Maryland Says Electricity Greenwashing Law Is Constitutional
• Holtec Wins $6.9M Over Gov't's Failure To Store Nuclear Fuel
• Class Members Can't Change Opt-Out Rules In Chevy EV Deal
• AI-Focused SPAC Joins Pipeline With $200M IPO Filing
• Green Groups Urge EPA To Address 'Big Ag' Nitrate Pollution
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Uranium And Missile Detection
• Jarkesy May Short-Circuit FERC Enforcement Cases
• Hershey's Candy Wrappers Contain PFAS, Spooky Suit Says
• Connecticut Water Users Amend Utility PFAS Class Action
• MVP: Napoli Shkolnik's Paul Napoli
• Cleveland-Cliffs Gets Final Approval For $2.5B Stelco Deal
• Judge Says Attys Asking For Too Much In Hess Wage Deal
• KKR, ECP To Plug $50B Into Data Centers, Power Projects
• How Attorneys Can Break Free From Career Enmeshment
• Mining Co. Must Hand Over Docs To Tribe In Minn. Land Row
• Williams Cos. Applies To FERC For Transco Expansion
• Texas Gov., Oil Groups Urge DC Circ. To Revive LNG Projects
• Mining Regs Have World Effect On Tribes, High Court Told
• 6th Circ. Judge Doubts Airport Funding Made It Federal Agent
• PTAB Upholds Solar Co.'s Power Supply Patent
• DQ'd Zeta Atty Using MDL Info In Other Cases, Plaintiffs Say
• Texas Judge Rejects Early Win In Water Pollution Dispute
• 6th Circ. Judge Rejects Flint Comparison In Benton Harbor
• ND Riverbed Fight Has Been Festering For 50 Years, Court Told
• BOEM Holds Gulf Of Maine Wind Lease Sale
• FERC Botched Pacific NW Pipeline Approval, 5th Circ. Told
• NJ Recycler, Insurer Settle Suit Over Millions In Fire Damage
• MVP: Beveridge & Diamond's Parker Moore
• Lawyers With Disabilities Are Seeking Equity, Not Pity
• Hershey's 'Bubble Yum' Contains PFAS, Consumer Alleges
• Sterigenics Says Residents Can't Tie Harms To Ethylene Oxide
• Texas Sues Biden Admin Over Mussels' Endangered Status
• Flint Bellwether Delayed On Eve Of Trial, Again
• Pennsylvania Judge Yanks Delaware River Port Approvals
• Fla. Condo Sues Flood Insurer Over Undervalued Storm Claim
• DC Circ. Told Carbon Tech Doesn't Back EPA Power Plant Rule
• Calif.'s 2018 Fire Reimbursement Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• High Stakes In Justices' Review Of Clean Air Act Venue Fights
• Testing The Waters As New Texas Biz Court Ends 2nd Month
• New Jury Ordered In 'Cop City' Trial Over Court Closure
• Asheville Federal Courthouse Reopens After Hurricane Helene
• Brouillette Stepping Down As Utility Trade Group's Head
• MVP: Sidley's Justin Savage
• Judicial Committee Best Venue For Litigation Funding Rules
• NEPA Rail Ruling Backers Flood Justices With Amicus Briefs
• Green Group Blames NJ For Decline In Sturgeon Population
• Trina Solar Seeks Import Ban On Solar Cells That Infringe IP
• State AGs Back Mich.'s Immunity From Enbridge Pipeline Suit
• Judge Won't Revisit Ruling On Contractor Registration Clause
• Feds Fight New Claim In Suit Over Dredged-Waste Disposal
• Biden Admin Puts Up $4B For Clean Energy, Grid Projects
• DC Circ. Won't Block EPA Emissions Rule For Steel Plants
• BLM Gives Green Light To Nevada Lithium Mine
• Maritime Unions Tell EPA To Reject Calif. Workboat Rule
• Fluoride Ruling Charts Path To Bypass EPA Risk Evaluations
• The Strategic Advantages Of Appointing A Law Firm CEO
• EPA Agrees To Review Nitrogen Oxides Standard By 2028
• DOJ Reaches $102M Deal In Baltimore Bridge Collapse Suit
• Enviro Attys Must Teach Judges Science, Wash. Justice Says
• Colo. Justices Hesitant To Extend Personhood To Elephants
• Dems From Storm-Impacted States Call For Probes Of Misinfo
• The Ups And Downs Of SEC's Now-Dissolved ESG Task Force
• EPA, Air Force Commit To PFAS Plan For Tucson Airport
• What Hawaii High Court Got Right And Wrong In AIG Ruling
• EPA Can't Rush Truck Electrification, DC Circ. Hears
• DC Circ. Ruling Endangers Distressed Texas Area, Port Says
• EPA Finalizes New Standards For Lead Paint Dust
• 7 Tips To Help Your Witness Be A Cross-Exam Heavyweight
• Beekeeping Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Mining Eligible In Final Regs For Energy Manufacturing Credit
• Conn. Judge Rejects Utility's Defenses In Site Cleanup Battle
• Pa. County Defends Climate Change Suit Against BP, Chevron
• EPA's GHG Power Plant Rule Is Achievable, Scientists Say
• No More Coverage For Paper Co.'s Pollution Claim, Panel Says
• Religion Law Can't Save Sacred Worship Site, High Court Told
• USDA Unveils $1.5B In Conservation, Climate-Smart Projects
• Judge Says Ex-Steward Hospital Nurse Row Out Of His Hands
• Useful Product Doctrine May Not Shield Against PFAS Liability
• 'Alkaline Water' Co. Hit With $5B In Punitive Damages
• EPA Can't Restart Crafting Smog Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Roundup Suit Pared As Preemption Claim Sways Mass. Judge
• Chemical Co. GC Fires Back At Pregnancy Bias Claims In NJ
• 'Alkaline Water' Co. Owes $230M In Latest Liver Trial
• Blink Investor Deal Gets Final OK, Attys Score $1.25M Fee
• Copper Mining Co. Asks High Court To Toss Sacred Site Suit
• Walmart Pays $7.5M To End Hazardous Waste Disposal Suit
• Feds Granted More Time For New Gulf Drilling Review
• Organic Food Group Asks 9th Circ. To Upend GMO Label Rule
• Appliance Co., Customers Agree To End Stove Pollutant Row
• Tribe, Feds Reach Deal Over National Preserve Site
• Feds Partner With Osage, Navajo To Tackle Orphaned Wells
• CFTC Anti-Fraud Blitz Is A Warning To Carbon Credit Sellers
• 3 Energy Attys Join Greenberg Traurig From Brownstein Hyatt
• Latham Leads Hyundai's Indian Biz On Record $3.3B IPO
• Legal Institutions Must Warn Against Phony Election Suits
• How Law Firms Get And Keep Elite Status
• The 2024 Prestige Leaders
• Rio Grande LNG, Texas LNG Want DC Circ. FERC Ruling Redo
• WisdomTree Will Pay $4M To End SEC ESG Fund Allegations
• Rule Aims To Give Geothermal Energy Projects A Boost
• Alaskan Tribes Ink Stewardship Land, Water Pacts With Feds
• DC Circ. Unsure Right Law Used To Challenge Alaska LNG Project
• Judge Hints 'Contract' Key To Utility Cleanup Enforcement
• 3M Asks 2nd Circ. To Keep Vermont PFAS Case In Fed Court
• V&E Helps EnCap Amass $5.25B For Latest Energy Fund
• Mike Pence Supports US Steel-Nippon, Calls Critiques 'Bogus'
• How Cos. Can Build A Strong In-House Pro Bono Program
• High Court Will Review Clean Air Act Jurisdiction Cases
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attys From 74 Firms
• Colo. County, Enviros Back DC Ruling In High Court Rail Fight
• FWS Can't Block Cactus Rule Records Release, Group Says
• States, Public Health Groups Defend EPA Power Plant Rule
• 5th Circ. Partially Upholds $2M Win In Hurricane Coverage Suit
• Judge Blasts Feds' 'Utter Failure' To Quantify Climate Impact
• Natural Gas Producer Will Pay $9.4M For Excess Air Pollution
• Chemical Cos. Say Firefighter Didn't Fix Standing In PFAS Suit
• Ore. Water Rights Issues Grounded In State Law, 9th Circ. Told
• Home Canning Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FERC Extension For Pipeline Spur Warranted, DC Circ. Told
• Judge Excuses Nationwide From Ga. Mold Death Coverage
• A Narrow Window Of Opportunity To Fix Energy Transmission
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Monsanto Again Seeks Pause As Seattle PCB Trial Begins
• Mexico Phosphate Case Shines Light On 3rd-Party Funding
• DOL, Red States Spar Over Loper Bright Impact On ESG Rule
• Supreme Court Signals Skepticism On Staying Federal Rules
• FERC Adds Tribal Protections To Transmission Siting Rule
• Chevron, Syngenta Want 600 'Baseless' Paraquat Cases Nixed
• Monsanto Leveraged Judge Shuffle In Enviro Suit, Court Told
• Groups Challenge Utah Permit For Green River Lithium Project
• Jury Says Phillips 66 Owes $605M In Fuel Trade Secrets Fight
• Mich. Urges 6th Circ. To Toss Enbridge's Line 5 Countersuit
• How Project 2025 Could Upend Federal ESG Policies
• Navigating FEMA Grant Program For Slope Fixes After Storms
• EPA Settles With Car, Parts Cos. Over Clean Air Act Violations
• 5th Circ. Tosses Policyholder's Hurricane Coverage Suit
• States, Industry Urge DC Circ. To Scrap Truck GHG Rule
• Key Insurance Implications Of Hawaii's Historic GHG Ruling
• Use The Right Kind Of Feedback To Help Gen Z Attorneys
• SD Power Co. Agrees To Stormwater Protections At Facilities
• Feds, Md. Tell 4th Circ. Beltway Lane Expansion Is Fully Vetted
• Rule Will Boost Alaskan Native Reps On Subsistence Board
• 11th Circ. Says No Claim For Taking Until Permit Is Denied
• Feds Say EPA Not Responsible For Flint Water Crisis
• SpaceX Says Calif. Board Taking Disdain Of Musk Out On It
• Monsanto's Appellate Bid To Stop Seattle PCB Trial Flops
• Justices Question EPA's Authority For 'Vague' SF Water Permit
• Mich. Landfill Says Manhattan Project Waste A National Issue
• Congress Can And Must Enact A Supreme Court Ethics Code
• Calif. Community Flood Insurance Project Secures New Funds
• EPA Defends Rejection Of Smog Rule Reconsideration Pleas
• DC Circ. Urged To Let Feds Fix Pipeline Safety Rules
• Latham-Led Silicon Carbide Biz Lands $2.5B Of New Funding
• Georgia EV Battery Manufacturer Settles Fire Suit
• M&A Pros Cautious About Expected Private Equity Surge
• The Pop Culture Docket: Justice Lebovits On Gilbert And Sullivan
• Justices Won't Block EPA Power Plant Rule
• Enforcers Won't Challenge $3B Energy Deal, $5B Coal Tie-Up
• Tribes, Backers Urge Justices To Take On Oak Flat Dispute
• DC Circ. Is Asked To Revive Nuke Waste Suit
• Fla. High Court Declines To Hear Case Of Land-Buying Funds
• 'Gold Standard' PFAS Test Rejected In Tampax Class Suit
• Standing Rock Sioux Ask Court To Shut Down Dakota Pipeline
• Feds Seek Court's OK On $350M Norfolk Southern Spill Deal
• $5M Alcoa Unit Deal Ends EPA's Smelter Foul-Air Suit
• EPA Says GHG Power Plant Rule Is In 'Heartland' Of Authority
• Texas Insurance Chief Denies Last-Resort Insurer's Rate Hike
• To Report Or Not To Report Others' Export Control Violations
• With Esmark Case, SEC Returns Focus To Tender Offer Rules
• FERC Can't Pass On LNG Pipeline Review, DC Circ. Told
• PE-Backed Ingram Micro Leads 2 IPOs Seeking $466M Total
• Polsinelli Adds Merck Legal Director To Energy Group In Philly
• EPA Pitches Deal For Endocrine-Disruptor Screening Suit
• The 2024 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Law Firms Diverge As Anti-ESG Pushback Continues
• 11th Circ. Reinstates, Remands Alabama Burial Ground Fight
• Tribes, Enviro Orgs. Can Defend EPA In Pebble Mine Row
• Up Next At High Court: CBD Injuries & The Clean Water Act
• Wash. DOT Settles Deadly Highway Tree Fall Suit For $775K
• 6th Circ. Blocks Work On Tenn. Pipeline For TVA Gas Plant
• Monsanto Inks $35M Deal With LA For Waterway Cleanup
• Unions Say EPA Rule Contains Protective Wear Loophole
• Parties Look To Vacate 40-Year-Old Ore. Tribal Fishing Decree
• Bellwether Plaintiffs Let Halliburton Escape Pollution Dispute
• Feds Designate 3rd-Largest Marine Sanctuary Off Calif. Coast
• DOI Defends Offshore Lease Schedule At DC Circ.
• Deadline Extension Highlights PFAS Reporting Complexities
• FERC Defends Keeping Calif. In Hydro Permitting Role
• Conn. Judge OKs $5M Deal To Resolve AG's Vision Solar Case
• Fed. Circ. Says USMCA Review Bars Importer's Duty Suit
• 6th Circ. Preemption Ruling Adds Uncertainty For Car Cos.
• Hurricane Effects Prompt More NC Court Deadline Extensions
• More Ga. PFAS Suits Are Coming. Here's How Attys Prepare
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• State Of The States' AI Legal Ethics Landscape
• Nippon To Sell JV Stake For $1 In Push To Close US Steel Deal
• Trade Group, Enviros Clash Over EPA Methylene Chloride Rule
• Wash. Judge Condemns Monsanto's Bid To Delay PCB Trial
• Colo. Wolf Release Challenge Loses Some Of Its Bite
• SpaceX Urges Trim To Enviro Orgs'. FAA Launch Approval Suit
• Oregon Gas Customers Sue Over 'Greenwashing' Program
• Boulder Says Exxon Can't Twist Law To Avoid Climate Fight
• Ga. Legislators Urge EPA To Better Regulate BioLab Chems
• Norfolk Southern Says Tank Car Cos. Should Help Pay $600M Deal
• 3M Can't Put Pause On Connecticut Firefighters' PFAS Suit
• Ohio Seeks To Halt Depositions In FirstEnergy Investor Suit
• 3M, Other Cos. Hit With PFAS Contamination Class Action
• 8th Circ. Won't Block EPA Power Plant Effluent Rule
• Too Early To Decide Indemnification In Flood Row, BNSF Says
• Partnership Challenges Denial Of $42M Easement Deduction
• Review Shipping Terms In Light Of These 3 Global Challenges
• Cos. Face Increasing Risk From Environmental Citizen Suits
• Georgia Judge Rejects Extension Of Voter Registration Again
• How BIS' Rule Seeks To Encourage More Voluntary Disclosure
• $273M Hurricane Relief Bill Is 'First Step,' NC Gov. Says
• Housing Nonprofit Hits NY Town With Disability Bias Suit
• 8 Childhood Lessons That Can Help You Be A Better Attorney
• Alaskan Tribes Ask Court To Reconsider Gold Mine Ruling
• Ga. Judge Won't Extend Voter Registration After Helene
• Wash. Justices To Weigh $185M PCB Case Against Monsanto
• SF Leaders Not Backing City's High Court Case Against EPA
• Texas Electric Co-Op Says EPA Mercury Rule Must Be Nixed
• Navigating Complex Regulatory Terrain Amid State AG Races
• Ag Groups Defend Farm Emissions Reporting Exemption
• Louisiana Judge Reopens EPA's Enforcement Against Denka
• EPA Will Clean Up 7 Abandoned Mines On Navajo Land
• How The 2025 Tax Policy Debate Will Affect The Energy Sector
• Sublimit And Policy Interpretation Lessons From Amtrak Case
• 3rd Circ. Hertz Ruling Highlights Flawed Bankruptcy Theory
• Ex-NC Govs. Back Cooper In Power Struggle With Lawmakers
• 47 Members Of Congress Urge EPA To Ban Paraquat
• This Election, We Need To Talk About Court Process
• NY Discharge Law Usurps Feds, Nuclear Plant Owner Says
• Texas Looks To Sink Suit Challenging Anti-ESG Law
• Jackson, Kagan Target Loper Bright In Ghost Gun Case
• GOP, Trade Groups Urge 6th Circ. To Void Highway GHG Rule
• Enviro Groups Seek To Overturn Nuclear Plant Renewal Rules
• Coolant Cos. Challenging HFC Rules Meet Skeptical DC Circ.
• EPA Inks Historic $4.2M Deal Over Philly Refinery Explosion
• Aluminum Recycler Novelis Scraps IPO, Citing Market Woes
• Mich. Judge Won't Halt EV Battery-Plant Build During Appeal
• Judge Clarifies Contentious Registration Rule For Contractors
• Marathon Co. Wants 'Both Bites' In Pipeline Row, 8th Circ. Told
• Eggland's Best Says Cage-Free Eggs Are Exactly That
• Hawaii Justices Hand AIG Win In Novel Climate Coverage Suit
• IRS Appeals Office's Easement Deals May Sap Independence
• Avian Orgs Say FWS Unlawfully Tossed Bid To Import Parrots
• The Complex Challenges Facing Sustainable Food Packaging
• Pa. Developers Defend Efforts To Remediate Landslide Damage
• Federal Regs Could Ground Airport Pollution Suit, Judge Hints
• DC Judge Won't Rethink Striking Down USDA Wetland Rule
• Industry, Utilities Take Aim At EPA's Drinking Water PFAS Rule
• J&J Greenwashes '100% Plant-Based' Wipes, Suit Says
• Int'l Agreements Are Key For Safe Nuclear Waste Disposal
• Honeywell To Spin Off Materials Biz Amid $9B Buying Spree
• Manatt RE Leader Found Common Ground Without An Ego
• Playing Diplomacy Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Contractors Tell 5th Circ. They Belong In Border Wall Suit
• EPA Sets 10-Year Target For Lead Drinking-Water Pipe Fixes
• Black La. Residents Urge Overhaul On Discriminatory Land Use
• Factory Mutual Must Fully Cover Plant Explosions, Suit Says
• Texas Tells Panel It Had Three Months To Meet EPA Standards
• Valero, Port Cos. To Pay $2.4M To End Bay Area Pollution Suit
• No Firm Schedule For New LNG Rule, Feds Tell DC Circ.
• Split DC Circ. Says FERC Can Require Power Plant Upgrade
• 3M Facing PFAS Headwinds In Vermont, NJ And Ohio Cases
• Treasury Proposes Exempting Tribal Cos. From Income Tax
• Stormwater Fees Not Illegal Tax, Mich. Appellate Panel Finds
• 11th Circ. Balks At Ex-Braves' $47M Easement Case
• State Courts Splitting Over Future Of Climate Change Suits
• How Multifamily Property Owners Can Plan For The EV Future
• Chevron Nets $6.5B In Sale Of Canadian Oil Assets
• New Law May Move Calif. Toward Fashion Sustainability
• Justices Seek SG Input On Red State Bid To End Climate Torts
• Justices Won't Referee Fight Over FERC Power Rule Deadlock
• Top 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• Arnold & Itkin's Zeta DQ Bid 'Disappointing,' Ex-Clerk Testifies
• EPA Fights To Save Civil Rights Regs Outside Louisiana
• Iowa Farmer Wants Court To Nix Federal 'Swampbuster' Law
• High Court Nuclear Case Could Be Admin Law Blockbuster
• Energy Cos. Say Toshiba Unit Can't Use Parent's Jury Waiver
• EPA Finalizes Stronger Pesticide Rules For Farmworker Safety
• Enviro Group Drops EPA Fight Over Colo. Refinery Permit
• DC Circ. Won't Pause EPA's Iron Plant Rule
• NC Atty Dies In Hurricane Helene, Legal Community Rattled
• Europe Votes To Raise Tariffs On Electric Vehicles From China
• Conn. Court Split May Lead To Vertical Forum Shopping
• Mental Health First Aid: A Brief Primer For Attorneys
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justices Won't Block EPA Methane Control Rule
• Justices Won't Freeze EPA's Mercury Rule During Challenge
• High Court Will Review 5th Circ. Bar On Nuclear Waste Site
• Ill. Top Court Asked To Restore $7B Power Line Permit
• Fifth Third Bank Solar Panel Loan MDL Centralized In Minn.
• Drivers Rip GM's Bid For Full 6th Circ. Redo In Emissions Row
• NC Woman Sues Duke Energy Over Coal Ash Management
• Colo. Billionaire's Brief Sparks Call For Gorsuch Recusal
• Energy Dept. Hands Out $1B Loan For EV Charging Expansion
• 12 Lawyers Who Are The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar
• Colo. Panel Finds No Proof Of Bias In Reservoir Project Vote
• Georgia Resident Adds To Lawsuits Targeting Bio-Lab Fire
• Flint Water Judge Wishes Public Knew Case Complexity
• EPA Can Protect Records In Pebble Mine Fight, Judge Says
• NJ Contractors Accused Of $10M Fraud In Lead Removal Work
• Hecla Avoids Investor Suit Over $462M Gold Mine Buy
• Mine Can't Toss CSX's Suit Over Derailment After Hurricane
• Sens. Question If Payouts Taint Execs' Push For US Steel Deal
• Ex-US House Energy Committee Atty Joins Foley In DC
• Southwestern's GC To Lead Combined Gas Co.'s Legal Team
• Enviro Policy Trends That Will Continue Beyond The Election
• California Tribe Says Report Shows Flaws In Water Project
• King & Spalding RE Pro Rejoins Barnes & Thornburg In Dallas
• Collecting Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Energy Dept. Awards $1.5B For 4 Power Line Projects
• Former C-Quest Capital CEO Indicted For Carbon Credit Fraud
• 9th Circ. Won't Force New Factory Farm Water Regs On EPA
• Houston Firm Says DQ Bid Is Attempt To Duck MDL Penalties
• U.S. Steel Must Face Testing Suit Over Long-Gone Zinc Plant
• Enviro Groups Seek To Defend EPA's Veto Of Pebble Mine
• Enviro Groups Step Up Effort To Block JBS' US Listing
• EPA Settles Suit Over Washington Aquatic Cyanide Rules
• Reed Smith Enviro Ace Remembered As Kind Mentor
• Justices Asked To Short-Circuit Mass. Offshore Wind Project
• Using Primacy And Recency Effects In Opening Statements
• DC Circ. Urged To Scrap EPA Mercury Rule For Coal Plants
• From AI To Enviro: The Top Biz Bills Calif. Gov. Inked Into Law
• Oxygenation Doesn't Show Water Quality, Texas Justices Hear
• Judge Stays Calif. Locomotive Emissions Rule Challenge
• Water Firm Can't End Flint Children's Negligence Claims
• Georgia-Pacific Tells 6th Circ. Rivals Liable In CERCLA Row
• EPA Can't Justify Water Permitting Rule, La. Judge Told
• Feds Didn't Consider Gold Mine's Full Impact, Judge Says
• First Marshall Fire Trial To Decide Liability For All Plaintiffs
• Tennessee Judge Affirms TVA-Approved Gas Turbine Project
• Enviro Group Sues Over PFAS In Carefree Menstrual Liners
• Monsanto Can't Avoid Vt. Schools' Nuisance Claims Over PCBs
• EBay Beats Gov't Claims Over Sale Of Polluting Products
• Supreme Court Must Halt For-Profit Climate Tort Proliferation
• NC Judge Trims Most Of $200M Apartment Complex Sale Suit
• EPA Can't Justify Particulate Matter Rule, DC Circ. Told
• Rancher Wins Claim That Border Wall Halt Hurt Environment
• Ex-Interior Dept. Deputy's Oil Stocks Violated Ethics Laws
• Battery Companies' Fire Cleanup Fight Trimmed In Ga.
• Litigation Inspiration: Honoring Your Learned Profession
• Treasury Plans Final Direct Pay Partnership Regs By Year-End