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Project Finance - May, 2018

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• Unions Launch Bid To Dismantle Puerto Rico Fiscal Plan
• States Say EPA Isn't Limiting Landfill Emissions Under Rule
• DC Circ. Rejects RI Tribe's 'Premature' Pipeline Work Appeal
• Fla. Pipeline OK Deepens FERC Split On Greenhouse Gauge
• 6th Circ. Says Encana Can Recoup $1.8M In Gas Leasing Row
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• FERC Sticks To Timeline For PennEast Pipeline Appeals
• 4th Circ. Won't Revisit Kinder Morgan Groundwater Ruling
• 5 Admit To 'Defeat Device' Scheme In Fracking Servicer Trucks
• Public Opinion Split, EPA Faces Tough Call On Groundwater
• Verizon, Calif. County Beat Cell Tower Permit Challenge
• FERC Pipeline Process Needs Work, DOE Watchdog Says
• Enviros Say Retired Plant Leaching Coal Ash Into River
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Jailed Ex-Lobbyist Won't Testify At 'Buffalo Billion' Trial
• Enviros Sue Calif. Agency Over Water Management Plan
• Feds Lose Bid To Move Clean Water Rule Delay Suits To Texas
• US Says Ill. Nuke Subsidy Plan Doesn't Preempt Federal Law
• Power Plant Co. Warned Not To Cash $140M Iberdrola Credit
• Baker Botts Steers Kimbell In $404M PE-Backed Royalty Deal
• FERC Defends NE Pipeline, Compressor Approval At DC Circ.
• Enviros Press FERC To Yank Scaled-Back GHG Review Policy
• BakerHostetler Nabs Cairncross Corporate Finance Pro
• Canada Offers CA$4.5B Lifeline For Kinder Morgan Pipeline
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Enviros Must Specify Water Pollution Fixes To Fla. Utility
• Pruitt's Slate Of EPA Regional Chiefs Leaves Enviros Fuming
• 9th Circ. Revives FOIA Suit For Federal Power Agency Docs
• First Quantum Exits Deal To Back Controversial Mine
• Liberty Beats Pipe Co.'s Appeal Over $13.5M Coverage Loss
• Exxon, AGs Clash Over Speed Of Climate Probe Appeal
• Nixon Peabody Scoops Up P3, Project Finance Pro In NY
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Wachtell, Hogan
• EPA Extends Comment Period On Scientific Review Revamp
• Global Warming Fight Heats Up As Big Oil, Cities Face Off
• Border Wall Contractor Nabs $18.7M Texas Highway Project
• Pa. PUC Judge Orders Shutdown Of Sunoco Pipelines
• Conservationists Lose Suits Over Dominion Va. Power Line
• Judge Confirms Cardno's $15M Award Over Deal Gone Bad
• Ill. DOT Retains Quick Win In Enviros' Tollway Appeal
• India Wants $3.8B From Reliance, Shell Unit In Royalty Row
• Enviros Challenge Feds' About-Face On Migratory Bird Kills
• Fla. Power Buyers Say FPL Can't Recoup $1B For Solar Builds
• Power Cos. Press FERC To Nix Mass. Gas Plant Rescue Bid
• Sens. Float Bill To Protect NM Lands Sacred To Tribes
• New Renewable Energy Standard Set For NJ Under Bill
• Big Oil, Calif. Cities Set To Clash Over Climate Change
• Landowners Fight Kinder Morgan DQ Bid In Pollution Suit
• German Law To Compensate Swedish Energy Co. Advances
• Enviros Say FWS Approval Of $2.2B Road Threatens Mussels
• 3 Ways FERC Could Increase Pipeline Review Transparency
• K&L Gates Snags Ex-Baker Botts Arbitration Pro In Dubai
• Okla. Judge Greenlights Class Action In Fracking Quake Suit
• Stay Corps' $3.5B Pipeline Permit, Enviros Tell 4th Circ.
• Chemicals Maker Inks $3.4M Upgrades, Penalty Deal With EPA
• Water Infrastructure Bill Sails Through Senate Panel
• Pa. Firms Facing Incinerator Project Suit Blame Contractor
• Navajo Back Mine Owner In 9th Circ. Fight Over Coal Plant
• Minn. Gov. Vetoes Bill To Greenlight Pipeline Project
• Construction Industry Anxious For Water Rule Saga To Dry Up
• Justices To Review Scope Of Immunity For Int'l Orgs
• National Park Service Sea Level Report Cites Climate Change
• Shell Gets $61M In Suit Over Costs For Dismantling Wells
• High Court Won't Revive Oil Rig Indemnity Claim
• Gov't Gets It Wrong On Climate Suits, Calif. Cities Say
• NextEra Pays $6.5B For Southern Co. Florida Utilities
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• Energy Firms Face NAFTA Investor-State Dispute Revamp
• What's Next For EPA's Scientific Review Process?
• FERC Reins In GHG Analysis For Certain Pipeline Projects
• Trump's Fish And Wildlife Service Targets ESA Restrictions
• Chemical Co. Owner Should Pay Award, 3rd Circ. Hears
• IHeartMedia Seeks OK To Access $450M Ch. 11 Credit Facility
• Construction Exec Cops Plea Before 'Buffalo Billion' Trial
• ENGlobal, NASCO Settle Power Plant Contract Fight
• Williams, Enbridge Deals Signal FERC-Driven MLP Purge
• Shell Says BP Owes It 6x Cost Factor For Producing Well
• Brownfield Redevelopment Evolving As Savvy Grows
• Plans For $4B Miami Mega-Mall Advance With Key Approvals
• Fla. High Court Affirms $800M FPL Rate Hike Deal
• EPA Floats Rollback Of Obama-Era Chemical Safety Regs
• FERC Tees Up Review Of Public Utility Regulatory Policies
• BLM Gives Enviro OK To Solar Project, Utility Corridor
• Minn. Legislature Passes Bill To Greenlight Pipeline Project
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• Alaska Timber Sale Review Is Outdated, Enviros' Suit Says
• 4th Circ. Ruling Shows It's Open Season On Pipeline Permits
• FERC Loses Bid To Put $3.5B Pipeline Fight On Hold
• EPA's Pruitt Acknowledges Ethics Missteps, Notes Changes
• Puerto Rico Creditors Renew Efforts To Conduct Debt Probe
• Tax-Funded Development Deals Facing Renewed Scrutiny
• Enviros Score In Bi-State Sage Grouse Protection Battle
• EPA's Wehrum Hopes To Avoid Calif. Fuel Economy Fight
• FAA Properly Vetted SoCal Flight Paths, DC Circ. Told
• Enviros Sue BLM Over Drilling Leases' Impact On Climate
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Enviro Challenge To Gas Facility Permit
• Drilling Co. Must Face Mechanic's Chemical Burn Suit
• Tribe Loses LNG Permit Challenge In Wash. Appeals Court
• Enviros Lodge Discrimination Case Over NC Pipeline Permits
• 100 Oil Cos., Banks Urged To Pass On Arctic Refuge Drilling
• US Seeks To Sink Challenge To Trump's '2-For-1' Order
• Budget Gaps, Backlogs Spur States To Tap More P3 Opps
• Puerto Rico Rejects Bondholders' $10B Sales Tax Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: EDP, ConocoPhillips, NXP
• 4 Things To Watch As FERC Sets Sights On Pipeline Policies
• Enviros, Kids Defend Suit Over Gov't 'Indifference To Science'
• NC Justices Won't Disturb Duke Monopoly Over Power Sales
• Kan. Agency Gets Time To Take FERC Rate Suit To High Court
• Gas Well Permits Don't Violate Pa. Constitution, Panel Says
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• Justices Seek SG's View On Osage Wind Farm Lease Row
• Low-Profile EPA Air Quality Shift Could Mean Big Changes
• Exec Admits To Lying About Job For Ex-Cuomo Aide's Wife
• FPL Wants Groups To Specify Remedies In Nuke Pollution Suit
• Atlantic Sunrise Approval By The Book, FERC Tells DC Circ.
• Restructuring Of Puerto Rico's Investment Bank Approved
• Climate Change Suits Have No Place In Court, Feds Say
• 'High-Performance' Building Becoming Easier, Less Costly
• Shell Drops Offshore Pipeline Stake Down To MLP For $1.2B
• Feds Say Youth Climate Suit Defies Separation Of Powers
• Beverly Hills Rips FTA Analysis Of Proposed Subway Line
• Judge Stops Clock As Ohio Fights To Retain Soccer Team
• Wash. County Joins Big Oil Climate Change Suit Parade
• Alstom Signs $3B Deal To Leave GE Energy Joint Ventures
• EPA Floats Overhaul Of National Ozone Limits Review
• Enbridge, Tribe Slam ALJ Report Rejecting New Pipeline Route
• Coal Co. Wants Wash. Permit Fight To Stay In Federal Court
• State-Federal Rift Pushes Power Markets To Breaking Point
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Tariffs For Vietnamese Wind Towers
• Trump Agenda Maintains Enviro Deregulatory Momentum
• Calif. Mandates Solar Panels On New Homes Starting In 2020
• Enbridge Sells Natural Gas Biz To ArcLight Unit For $1.12B
• Pa. Court Grapples With Proof Behind $1M Fracking Fine
• Exxon Ends Arbitration Fight After Exit From $73M Oil Row
• The Navajo Generating Station: A Cheat Sheet
• Mass. Justices Press Power Cos. On Emissions Rule Suit
• Groups Get Pause In Suit Over EPA Science Adviser Grants
• Bankrupt Westinghouse Seeks OK To Pay Worker Bonuses
• Miner Wants Oil Cos. Tied To $1.37B Venezuela Award
• Bayou Bridge Pipeline Permit Improper, La. Judge Says
• Houston E&P Co. Owes $19M For Contract Breach, Suit Says
• Pipeline Protesters Leave Tree Stands After Contempt Ruling
• Pa. Pipeline Row Shows Enviro Rights Amendment Still Murky
• 8th Circ. Won't Disturb Rulings In Bakken Drilling Row
• Puerto Rico Finance Monitor Can't Duck Journos' Bid For Docs
• FERC Won't Stop Work On 2 Disputed Gas Pipelines
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• Oil Cos., NYC Clash Over Viability Of Climate Change Suit
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Tesla, Utilities Join Fight To Stop EPA Fuel Economy Rollback
• EPA Science Data Rule Could Upend Regulatory Process
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, MoFo, Sullivan
• Wisconsin Judge Nixes Permits For Fracking Sand Project
• NRC Nixes Duke Energy License For Failed $24.7B Plant
• Mammoet, NY Wheel Developer Reach Deal On Ch. 11, Project
• 10th Circ. Denies Energy Cos. Attys' Fees In Oil Lease Row
• Czech Republic Prevails In $14.5M Solar Energy Row
• 3rd Circ. Nixes Award Row Targeting Chemical Co. Owner
• Mohegan Sun To Pay $101M To Control Korean Resort Project
• Dem AGs Back California Cities In Big Oil Climate Fight
• Perkins Coie Nabs Tech, VC Partner From DLA Piper
• Infrastructure Funding Is On The Rise In Indian Country
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• Weinstein Accusers See 11th-Hour Deposition As Scare Tactic
• Mining Co. Wants Wis. Tribe's Wetlands Permit Suit Tossed
• Oakland, SF Say Climate Change Fight Belongs In Court
• $639M Calif. Pipeline Unneeded, Judge Tells State Regulator
• Jones Walker Adds Energy Pro From Liskow & Lewis
• W.Va. Regulators Lift Block On $4.2B ETP Pipeline Work
• Hanergy Wins Bid For $7.2M In PSEG Solar Contract Row
• Slawson To End North Dakota Drilling Suit After Permit Win
• Pa. PUC Restarts Sunoco Pipeline After Sinkhole Worries
• Enbridge Unit Sues To End Mass. Town's Pipeline Holdup
• ND Levee Work Can Resume Amid $2B Flood Project Dispute
• Nigerian Oil Co. Wants Time To Get Docs In $1.8B Award Row
• A Closer Look At EPA's Proposed Coal Ash Rule
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• Fla. Land Owner Can't Get Court's Blessing For Takings Claim
• States Ask NY Judge To Nix EPA's Clean Water Rule Delay
• Hopi Tribe Says Ariz. Water Agency Can't Drop Coal Power
• Enforcement Bid Of $112M Award Against Ukraine Paused
• Enbridge Energy Will Pay $1.9M For Violating Spill Deal
• McGuireWoods Adds 2 Energy Regulatory Practice Gas Pros
• Mo. City Owes Payments To Wind Farm, 8th Circ. Says
• Canada's Challenge To Nova Scotia Quarry Award Rejected
• Kinder Morgan Wants Firm DQ'd From Refinery Pollution Suit
• Accusers Favor New Weinstein Co. Bid With $30M Victim Fund
• Hanover Says JV Owes It For Army Corps Project Losses
• Calif. Fires First Shot In EPA Fuel Economy Rollback Fight
• KBR To Help Build Landmark Chemical Plant In Saudi Arabia
• Fla. Utility Can't Escape Class Suit Over Irma Outages
• EPA, Corps Lose Bid To Delay Restart Of Water Rule Row
• Nighthawk Energy Files For Chapter 11, Lines Up Asset Sale
• Utah County Says Cropping Bears Ears Is An Economic Boon
• Pa. House Panel OKs Rework Of Conventional Gas Well Rules
• Delayed Parts Of Obama-Era Methane Rule Won't Be Resumed