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Project Finance - October, 2018

209 articles

• Reorganized Westinghouse Must Return $166M: Ch. 11 Estate
• In Immunity Case, Justices Ask What Meaning Of Word 'Is' Is
• Fla. Utility Can't Move Irma Outages Suit To State Regulator
• Pacific Drilling Gets Court Approval Of Ch. 11 Plan
• Transco Pipeline Access Is Constitutional, 3rd Circ. Says
• Gov't Use Of 'Smart City' Data Is A Concern, O'Rielly Says
• Enviros, Utilities Cross Swords Over EPA's La. Haze Plan
• Atty-CEO Charged In $84M Haitian Port Bribery Plot
• NY Wheel Builder To Seek Ch. 11 Sale Of Project Components
• An In-Depth Guide To The Opportunity Zone Guidance: Part 1
• Justices Mull Tribal Treaty Rights Under Wash. Tax Regime
• NY Wheel Builder To Chart Ch. 11 Course After Failed Deal
• FERC Can't Carry Water For Trump Agenda: Commissioner
• DEP Stops Work On Pa. Pipeline, Cites Unreported Problems
• PPL Sued For $733M Over Mont. Hydroelectric Facilities Sale
• Nation's Biggest Natural Gas Plant Settles EPA Pollution Row
• Attys Seek $13.5M Fees In Row Over Grupo Mexico Deal
• Protecting Law Firm Talent At Both Ends
• Electricity Reseller Fights To Keep Antitrust Suit Alive
• Columbia Pipeline Investor Outlines Issues With $13B Deal
• Enviros Can't Sue FERC In NJ, Judge Says In PennEast Fight
• Wendy Olson Talks Twin Falls, Tribes, Private Practice
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Gloves Come Off In Trump Trade Row
• How The FAA Reauthorization Law Supports Airport Leasing
• CFIUS' Pilot Program: Takeaways For State-Owned Investors
• 3 Firms Guide $1.7B Denbury, Penn Virginia Tie-Up
• Cities On Edge As High Court Weighs Kids' Climate Suit
• Pa. Appeals Court Upholds Town's Fracking Law
• RFRA Beats Natural Gas Act, Catholic Order Tells High Court
• Coal Co. Trying To Shirk Paying Benefits, Retiree Trustees Say
• Fla. Developer Inks $600M Deal For Work On Luxury Tower
• Texas LNG Project Alone Won't Have Major Impact: FERC
• Minn. Grid Ruling Flubbed Commerce Clause Analysis: DOJ
• Pipeline Builder, Sunoco Reach Contract Termination Deal
• Oregon Gov. Bars Offshore Drilling In A Rebuke To Trump
• Turkish Co. Seeks Confirmation Of $47M Award Against Gabon
• Judging A Book: Brown Reviews 'Dangerous Leaders'
• DOI Rolls Back Some Offshore Drilling Safety Regs
• Coal Mining Cos. Reach $190M Settlement
• Bankrupt Pipeline Co. Tries To Keep Sunoco Contract Alive
• Bankrupt Driller Reaches $4.5M Settlement With BHP
• Enviros Say Fla. Gov.'s Conflicts Bar Power Plant Vote
• 9th Circ. Changes Mind On Grand Canyon Uranium Mine Claim
• Youths Lack Standing In Climate Suit, Feds Tell Justices
• Full DC Circ. Won't Rehear Railroads' Amtrak Metrics Row
• Aviation Watch: The Pitfalls Of Airport Privatization
• Breaking The Rules: 3 Ways To 'Lead' A Direct Examination
• 4 Years Of WIFIA: What Works, What Doesn't And P3 Potential
• Chevron Agrees To $160M Upgrade, $3M Fine In Gov't Deal
• What To Know About Building In Tax 'Opportunity Zones'
• Wash. Official Ducks Coal Permit Suit On Immunity Grounds
• Acting EPA Boss Touts Deregulatory Push At Gas Conference
• Offshore Oil And Gas Drilling In Alaska Gets OK From DOI
• Chatterjee Replaces Ailing McIntyre As FERC Chairman
• Gas Co. Scores Quick Win In Tribal Land Pipeline Row
• NY Wheel Developer Reconsiders After Funding Shortfall
• Enviros Say FERC Pa. Pipeline Approval Fight Is Valid
• Utilities' Build-Transfer Deals Spur Renewable Projects
• Oro Negro Stops Rig Seizure By Bondholders After Standoff
• EXCO Seeks To Dodge Pipeline Co.'s $237M Contract Claim
• Singapore Launches New Infrastructure Dispute Protocol
• Enviro Group Blasts Trump's Pick For FWS Director
• Chinese Investors Win Class Cert. In EB-5 Visa Cap Fight
• Utes Say Group Of Members Don't Belong In Monument Suit
• London Reinsurers Back $500M African Development Deal
• Simpson Thacher, Winston & Strawn Steer $4.3B Energy Buy
• Withheld Customer Payment Puts Pipeline Builder In Ch. 11
• 10 Clarifications To The $100B Opportunity Zone Program
• 4th Circ. Axes Va. Motorists' Suit Over Use Of Dulles Tolls
• Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Review EPA Inaction On Smog
• Green Groups Challenge EPA Coal Ash Rule Relaxation
• EU Approves France's €200M Self-Made Electricity Plan
• EnLink Is Latest Midstream Co. To Abandon MLP Structure
• Kids Urge Supreme Court To Let Climate Suit Proceed
• Chief Justice Pauses Kids' Climate Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Bank Must Face Claim Of Stalling Wall Street Condo Sale
• GreenTech Auto Fetches $50M Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid
• Opportunity Zone Regs Could Still Leave Openings For Abuse
• Gas Royalty Owners Seek Final OK Of $221M Deal With BP
• Trump Looks To Ease Burdens On Western Water Projects
• FERC Redo Of Grid Rate Reviews May Pull Plug On Disputes
• Cancer-Drug Maker Nabs $80M Financing, Names New CEO
• Ukraine Asks DC Circ. To Stifle Tatneft's $112M Award Pursuit
• Pakistan Can't Escape $846M Enforcement Suit, Court Hears
• Need Litigation Finance? Don't Skip These 5 Steps
• Zinke Touts New Moves On Offshore Wind Development
• NY High Court Defers To DOL On Apprentice Wages
• Spanish Co. Seeks OK Of $2B Egypt Natural Gas Plant Award
• Giordano Halleran Adds Ex-Fox Rothschild Energy Pro In NJ
• Foreign Investors May Benefit From Opportunity Zones
• 3 Firms Guide Oncor's $1.3B InfraREIT Acquisition
• US Presses High Court Again To End Kids' Climate Suit
• EPA's New Approach To Interstate Air Pollution Under CAA
• Marine Surveyor Can't Escape $500M Chevron Rig Suit
• Builder Hits SF With $150M Suit Over Terminal Delays
• Jaguars Owner Pulls £600M Wembley Stadium Bid
• A High Court Milestone Stirs Hope Of Gender Parity
• Eversheds Sutherland Nabs Ex-Baker Botts Trade Pro In DC
• Wash. Climate Suit Against Big Oil Stayed Amid Appeal
• Transmission Co. Urges 8th Circ. To Undo Minn. Grid Law
• Pa. Exceeded Legal Authority With Fracking Rules, Panel Told
• EPA's Science Review, Truck Emissions Rules On Back Burner
• How The Affordable Clean Energy Rule Impacts Oil And Gas
• Nigeria Appeal In $9B Gas Row Is Delay Tactic, Court Hears
• Tribe Looks To Nix DOI's Bid To Move Drilling Suit To ND
• A Holistic Approach To Client Retention
• Investor Can't Overturn Yukos' Buyer's Bankruptcy Plan
• The Path To Becoming A Supreme Court Advocate
• Greenspoon Marder Adds Atty For NY Cannabis Tax Practice
• A Chat With Allens Pricing Chief Pier D'Angelo
• Energy Policy Goes To The Polls In Western US States
• Gender Disparity At The High Court: How Top Law Firms Measure Up
• Pipeline Co. Wants $1.5M In Atty Fees For Frivolous Suit
• Insurers Say No Coverage For Dispute Over Highway Work
• Colo. Climate Suit Belongs In Federal Court, Oil Cos. Say
• Enviros Warn FERC That Ore. Hydro Project May Hurt Fish
• Nigerian Oil Co. Execs Must Talk In $1.8B Award Row
• Macquarie Executives Hit With Stock-Drop Suit
• CFIUS Pilot Program: Immediate Investment Implications
• Oil & Gas Development Goes On Trial With Colo. Voters
• Supreme Court Women: A Vet & 1st-Timer Talk Gender Disparity
• Will The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar Be Female?
• Exco Investors Accused Of Staving Off Its Bankruptcy
• Cobalt Investors Seek $147M Deal In Angolan Oil Bribe Row
• Landowners' Counsel DQ'd In Okla. Pollution Suit
• Developer Tied To Kushner Accused Of $99M EB-5 Scheme
• Texas LNG Co., Contractor Settle Pipeline Contract Row
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Gibson Dunn
• The ABA Was Dead Wrong About Model Rule 8.4(g)
• New Polsinelli Group Eyes Opportunity Zone Deal Work
• Permian Water Disposal A Thorn In Our Side, Oil Execs Say
• Work Instruction Gaps Led To Gas Explosions, NTSB Says
• Hanover Insurance Loses Bid To Block Contractor From Spending $2.3M
• Venezuela Reaches $1.2B Deal With Canadian Mining Co.
• US, Mining Co. Say No More Tribal Claims In Mine Permit Case
• GE Cos. Must Arbitrate $500M LNG Dispute, Court Hears
• PJM Boss Critical Of Trump's Coal, Nuke Bailout Efforts
• Commerce Signals Duties In Early Look At Turkish Oil Pipes
• BHP Says Bankrupt Driller Must Repay $9M In Royalties
• The Supreme Court Should Become Boring
• Back To School: BC's Kent Greenfield Talks Corporate Law
• NJ Order Gives Offshore Wind A Firmer Footing
• Pa. Appeals Court Halts Sewer Sale Over Likely Rate Hike
• Navillus Navigates Through Ch. 11, Sees Plan Confirmed
• Ghana Pays $13.7M Award To British Energy Firm To End Row
• Enviros Ask Ga. Court To Uphold EPA, Army Corps Water Rule
• DOI Facing FOIA Suit Over Zinke Travel Records
• Sunoco Wants Pa. Pipeline Damage Class Action Trimmed
• Senate Sends Water Infrastructure Legislation To Trump
• UK Antitrust Regulator Clears Power Co. Merger
• How FIRRMA Changes The Game For Tech Cos. And Investors
• Kavanaugh Cannot Be Compelled To Recuse Himself
• Treasury Rolls Out New Rules Widening CFIUS Authority
• DOT Aims To Dump Fla. Counties' Bid To Bar $1.15B Rail Line
• Conoco Says Eagle Ford Partner Must Bear Transport Costs
• Ampal Reaches $150M Deal To Resolve Gas Row With Egypt
• Nigeria Appeals Denied Bid To Seek Immunity Over $9B Award
• 7th Circ. Won't Budge From Ill. Nuke Subsidy Ruling
• Locke Lord Sued For Malpractice Over Stolen Escrow Funds
• 5th Circ. Sides With Kiewit In $9.5M Drilling Contract Row
• ND Tribal Landowners Hit Texas Oil Cos. With Pipeline Suit
• Westmoreland Coal Hits Ch. 11 With Plan For Lender Takeover
• FERC Urges DC Circ. Not To Revisit Retroactive Costs Ruling
• Knowledge Management: An Unsung Hero Of Legal Innovation
• High Court Unlikely To Solve ESA Issues In Frog Habitat Case
• Antero Abandons MLP Structure In Midstream $7.2B Roll-Up
• UPDATE: Ill. Atty, Developer Freed From Claims They Defamed EB-5 Fund To Chinese Investors
• Meridian Guides $258M Funding For NJ Construction Projects
• Bondholders Seek To Appoint Receiver For Puerto Rico Utility
• Carbon Pricing Talk Heats Up Amid State-Federal Policy Rift
• Tatneft Says $112M Ukraine Award Was Correctly Enforced
• European Investment Bank Loans $242M For Wind Project
• Mining Co. Says No Class Cert. In Brazil Dam Collapse Case
• Wilkinson Barker Nabs Veteran Telecom Atty As Sr. Adviser
• Precision Drilling Strikes $796M Deal For Rival Trinidad
• Autonomous Ships: Coming Soon To A Port Near You
• 7th Circ. Affirms $500M Tax Hit Against Exelon
• Feds Offering $300M For Infrastructure Serving Tribal Land
• Ghana Says $14M Award Row Doesn't Belong In DC
• FERC Says Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline Can Start Shipping Gas
• EU Approves Slovakia's $144M Jaguar Land Rover Investment
• GOP AGs Back Big Oil's Bid To Ditch Wash. Climate Suit
• Limiting The Scope Of Discovery Through Contract
• Coal Supply Agreement Won't End In FirstEnergy Bankruptcy
• Things To Watch In The New FAA Reauthorization
• Skip The New 'Civility Courses' And Think Like A Lawyer
• Fla. Developer Lands $558M Loan For Luxury Development
• EHealthline Appeals OK Of $3.5M Award To 9th Circ.
• Exxon Investors Fight Oil Co.'s 2nd Bid To Ditch Climate Suit
• Gazprom Looks To Nix Award Over Pact With Poland's PGNiG
• Why Law Firms Should Monitor The Dark Web
• 4th Circ. Nixes Army Corps Permit For $3.5B Pipeline
• DOJ Defends Trump's Decision To Shrink National Monuments
• BLM Methane Rule Delay Must Be Nixed, 10th Circ. Hears
• ND Judge Nixes Suit Over Reservation Oil, Gas Lease
• 5th Circ. Leaves Door Open In Feds' Time-Barred CAA Suit
• Does Rule 45 Protect Nonparties From Undue Burden?
• FERC Urges DC Circ. To Toss Enviro's Pa. Pipeline Appeal
• Energy Storage: Ready For Takeoff
• EPA Air Polluter Policy Change Is Unlawful, DC Circ. Told
• Nixon Peabody Facing DQ Bid In Level Solar Ch. 11
• Enviros Sue To Resurrect Obama-Era Methane Waste Rule
• Justices Focus On FWS Discretion In Frog Habitat Oral Args
• Execs, Attys Avoid $80M Suit Over Brazilian Investments
• Dominion Power Line OK Was By The Book, Army Corps Says
• Kazakhstan Says Fraud Evidence Nixes $506M Award
• Fishing Groups' Wind Farm Suit Filed Too Soon, Judge Says
• High Court Won't Disturb Grand Canyon Uranium Mining Ban
• How US And EU Sanctions Clash With Russian Antitrust Laws