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Project Finance - January, 2020

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• Texas Justices Say Contract Is King In $535M Pipeline Fight
• Climate Suit Backers Say 9th Circ. Ruling Is Irrelevant
• Cheniere, Parallax Drop Claims Days Ahead Of $400M Trial
• Fla. Court Nixes Doc Bid In Brazilian Power Co. Fight
• SunEdison Was Out Of Cash Before Stock Offering, Court Told
• Emails Don't Bind Kinder Morgan Unit To Easement Deal
• Key FERC Developments To Watch In 2020
• McDermott Moves To Nix Stock-Drop Suit Over CB&I Merger
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• Texas Justices Say No Partnership, No $535M Pipeline Win
• Trump Admin Moves To Codify Relaxed Policy On Killing Birds
• 9th Circ. Ruling Puts Climate Suits In Fed Court, Chevron Says
• 1st Circ. Says No Bond Claim On Puerto Rico Pension Funds
• Transpo Funding Fix Still Elusive In House Dems' $760B Plan
• Enviros Sue To Block Air Cargo Facility In San Bernardino
• 5th Circ. Upholds Equinor Unit's $400K Fine Over Royalty Info
• CNX Wants Pa. Court To Block Contractor's Nearly $3.8M Bill
• Trump Navigable Waters Rule Bound For Court Challenges
• Split FERC Says 3rd. Circ. Wrong On $1B Pipeline's Land Grab
• Project Finance Group Of The Year: Troutman Sanders
• Dolphins GC Runs Interference On Bids Ahead Of Super Bowl
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• Builder Says Miami Beach Owes $70M For Convention Center
• Sullivan & Cromwell Wants $13M Double-Dealing Suit Axed
• SD Gov. Revamps 'Riot Boosting' Law After Court Setback
• Expanded Tribal Solar Project Requires Additional Enviro Review
• BP-Backed Refinery Pays $2.6M To Settle Pollution Allegations
• Jurisdiction Up First In PE Firm's $400M Morocco Claim
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Eyeing Trends In Multilateral Development Bank Enforcement
• Ameren Wants 8th Circ. To Unwind $3.6B Emissions Order
• Terminal Operator Nabs $3M Jury Award Over LA Oil Spill
• Trump's NEPA Reform Is No 'Nixon In China' Moment
• House Dems Outline $760B Infrastructure Investment Targets
• Project Finance Group Of The Year: Sullivan & Cromwell
• Vodafone Inks $2.4B Deal To Sell Stake In Egyptian Biz
• How Bilzin Sumberg Helped Miami Get Another Super Bowl
• Gov't Says Nonprofit Members Tied To Cap-And-Trade Deal
• Inbound US Real Estate Investments To Face New Oversight
• V&E, Orrick Guide $100M Solar Project JV
• Project Finance Group Of The Year: Orrick
• Spanish Gas Co. Wants To Move Ahead With $2B Egypt Award
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• FERC Botched Rate Incentive Cut, Grid Cos. Tell DC Circ.
• FERC Says 6th Circ. Got Ch. 11 Power Deal Ruling Wrong
• Enviro Preps To Sue EPA Over Chesapeake Bay Pollution Plan
• Enviros Slam Honolulu Bid To Nix $32M Sports Complex Suit
• TC Energy Renews Bid To Dump Tribes' Keystone XL Suit
• Avis Subsidiary Accused Of Charging Illegal Tax In San Diego
• 10th Circ. Tosses Small-Refinery Renewable Fuel Exemptions
• Developer Faces Another EB-5 Fraud Suit Over Fla. Project
• €53M Spain Solar Award Fight Paused During Swedish Appeal
• Eagleridge Can't Blame Pipeline Builder In Explosion Suit
• Unpacking The Final Opportunity Zone Regulations: Part 2
• Justices Won't Review Motorists' Suit Over Pa. Tolls
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• Project Finance Group Of The Year: Mayer Brown
• Trump's NEPA Reform Is Crucial For Energy Development
• Oops! DOJ Enviro Head Fesses Up After License Lapse
• 3 Takeaways From The New, Narrower Clean Water Act Rule
• NJ Transit Wants State High Court To Skip $400M Sandy Suit
• Churn Of Commissioners May Hobble FERC's Work
• NY State, Mohawk Tribe Ink Enviro Deal For River Site
• Project Finance Group Of The Year: Kirkland
• Unpacking The Final Opportunity Zone Regulations: Part 1
• 'Overbuilding' Pits Faster Web Speeds Against New Coverage
• Fifth Third Bank Pledges $100M For Opportunity Zone Projects
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• Texas Co. Sued Over Funds From $140M Hospital Delay Deal
• Thin Texas Nexus Kills $2.5B Wind Farm Contractor's Suit
• Attys Doomed Shot At $1.26M Tax Credit, Metal Co. Claims
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Wind, Solar Energy Whiz In LA
• Pa. Fracking Trespass Ruling No Clear Win For Drillers
• States Tells Justices $7B Pipeline Can't Cross Trail
• Philly Refinery Creditors Urged To Oppose $240M Ch. 11 Deal
• Enviro Claims FERC Approved Unneeded $286M Pipeline
• Baker Botts Adds Oil & Gas Partner From Thompson & Knight
• Texas Court Changes Course To OK Permian Lease Fight Win
• EPA Narrows Federal Oversight Of Water Pollution
• FERC Commissioner McNamee Won't Seek New Term
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider EPA Pollution Policy Ruling
• Congress Weighs In On SEC Disgorgement Power Challenge
• Par Petroleum Wants Storage Cap Undone After Rival Closes
• Snell & Wilmer Fights DQ Bid In EB-5 Project Suit
• Securities Law Firms Vie For Lead In Energy Transfer Suit
• Comptroller Balks At Calls For Extra Time On Lending Rules
• MasTec Says Bribes Cost It $500M In Puerto Rico Work
• Energy Cos. Tell 1st Circ. Climate Case Belongs In Fed. Court
• Keystone Pipeline Gets Crucial Federal Permit In Montana
• More Navajo Landowners Can't Join NM Anti-Fracking Suit
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• 3 Concerns If Your Witness Becomes Flippant At Deposition
• Energy Storage As A Transmission Asset In Regional Markets
• 5G Expansion Plans Require Larger Workforce, Sens. Told
• FERC Faces Heat Over State Clean Energy Subsidies Order
• Takeaways From Exxon's Winning OFAC Penalty Challenge
• Pa. Justices Preserve Rule Of Capture For Fracking
• Federal Suit Over Fish Protection Plan Not Ripe, Calif. Says
• Law Preserves FERC Role In PG&E Bankruptcy, 9th Circ. Told
• Oneok Overpromised On Gas Pipeline, Texas Builder Says
• Enviro Groups Say Gov't Dragging Feet On Turtle Status
• Bill Would Cut Off US Intel For Allies That Use Huawei For 5G
• Wyo., Mont. Urge Justices To Nix Wash. Coal Export Denial
• CityFibre Inks £200M Deal For TalkTalk's FibreNation Biz
• Freight Rail Co. Says Partners Group Stole Biz Secrets
• Kids' Climate Suit Misses The Mark But Fallout Will Be Limited
• Wyo. Justices Say Regulator Wrongly Denied Drilling Permit
• Pulling Up Stakes: Sidley, Baker Botts, Hogan Lovells
• PR Board Says Bondholders Can't Claim Highway Money
• Infrastructure Tax Deal Could Hinge On Mnuchin-Neal Talks
• Calif. Jumps Into Fight With Feds Over Fracking Impact
• US Chamber Wants To 'Neuter' Judges, Sens. Tell 1st Circ.
• No Standing For Kids In Climate Case, 9th Circ. Says
• DC Judge Appears Wary Of Blocking EB-5 Program Overhaul
• Bridgegate's 'Commandeering Fraud' Is A Legal Neologism
• NJ Tax Break Oversight Shoddy, Needs Overhaul, Report Says
• 2 States Accuse EPA Of Inaction Over Upwind Pollution
• Wash. Top Court Limits Scope Of State GHG Emissions Cap
• Mexico Must Share Quinn Emanuel Probe Info In $700M Case
• SEC Urges Justices Not To Cuff Its Disgorgement Power
• Justices Told $7B Pipeline Can't Cross Appalachian Trail
• NY State Flexes Muscles With Energy Service Co. Restrictions
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Investors Say PNC Was 'Intimately Involved' In EB-5 Fraud
• Fla. Judge Hands Win To Hotel Owner In Feud With Ex-Partner
• Skepticism Greets Bid To Hold Lender Liable In India Damage
• Dems Vow Another Vote To End Trump's Border Emergency
• Electric Co-Ops Ditch Plans For $2.8B Coal Plant In Kansas
• What's Changed And What's The Same In Final CFIUS Rules
• Energy Cos. Face China State Secrecy Law Risks
• Final CFIUS Regs Ready New Era Of Inbound Deal Scrutiny
• PG&E Asks Court To Reject Challenge To $24B Settlements
• Dentons Sees No Deal On Horizon In Guinea Fee Fight
• Enviros Say 'Cancer Alley' Plastics Plant Needed Closer Look
• Mayors Tell 10th Circ. Climate Case Belongs In State Court
• AK Steel Investor Sues To Block $1.1B Cleveland-Cliffs Deal
• Philly Refinery Backs Senior Lender In $1.25B Insurance Fight
• Supreme Court Zeros In On Bridgegate Jury Instructions
• Green Groups Say Calif. Drilling Approvals Are Flawed
• Dems Urge Trump To Release Puerto Rico Emergency Aid
• BlackRock Joins Finance Industry's Retreat From Coal
• Tribunal Gives Djibouti 2 Months To Restore Port Rights
• White House NEPA Overhaul Likely To Face Legal Challenges
• Minn. Appeals Court Tosses Permits For Copper Mine
• Satellite Group Asks FCC For 'Incentives' In C-Band Reorg
• Energy Transfer Faces Another Suit In Mariner East Fallout
• 4 Hurdles Trump's Infrastructure Review Overhaul Will Face
• FERC Pipeline Appeal Delays Defy Due Process, DC Circ. Told
• Liquefied Natural Gas: A Power Solution For Isolated Markets
• Venezuela Says Crystallex Can't Rush High Court Challenge
• High Court Won't Hear Ukraine's Petition In $112M Award Fight
• Judging A Book: Dyk Reviews 'Democracy And Equality'
• High Court Won't Take Up Puerto Rico Bondholder Ruling
• Energy Transfer Claims Ex-Supply Manager Stole Client
• Justices Won't Review Property Fight Over Gas Storage
• LA Forum Challenges Law Fast-Tracking Clippers Arena Plan
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2019
• FERC On Legal Limb With State Clean Energy Subsidy Order
• Enviro Fights To Block Massive Calif. Real Estate Project
• NY Painting Contractor Says Gov't's Fraud Suit Came Too Late
• 1st Circ. Looks To Maine Courts In City's Oil Export Ban Fight
• Gov't Review OK'd For ConocoPhillips Alaska Oil Exploration
• Okla. City Sues Feds Over Tribal Water Pipeline Deal
• Tribes, Enviros Look To Reverse Trump's Monument Cuts
• 7 Insider Tips For Working With In-House Counsel
• Steelworkers Sue EPA Over Chemical Safety Rule Rollbacks
• Trump Climate Change Review Rollback A Boon For Pipelines
• 50 Years Later, Interpretive Challenges Remain For RICO
• Enviros Say Fla. Road Plans Threaten Endangered Panthers
• Rams Say St. Louis Suit Provides Path To Settle Arbitral Law
• Telecom Bill Roundup: 5G Security, Pirate Radio And More
• 7 Ethics Tips For Lawyers' Pretrial Social Media Use
• Butler Snow Nabs Public Finance Atty From Foley & Judell
• States Should Not Follow ABA On Attorney Conduct Rules
• White House Would Cut Climate Change From Project Reviews
• RI Tribe's $30M Bridge Project Suit Off To DC After All
• Sierra Club Asks High Court To Ignore Feds' FOIA Loss Appeal
• House Dems Tout Plans For Net-Zero GHG Emissions By 2050
• Court Orders Mass. Town To Allow Cell Tower Construction
• Industry Wants In On Enviro Suit Over Oil And Gas Lease Plan
• Calif. Wants 3rd Circ. To Review Immunity On Driller's Claims
• States, Enviros Bash Trump's Effort To End ESA Fight
• How Courts And Litigants Can Benefit From Special Masters
• Barclays Under Pressure To Cut Fossil Fuel Lending
• Argentina Dodges Hedge Fund's $84M Bond Suit, For Now
• SCANA Investors Reach $192M Deal In Nuke Plant Suit
• Pa. Enviro Board Slashes Fee Award In Pipeline Challenge
• Calif. Says DOJ's Aim Is Off In Cap-And-Trade Lawsuit
• Uber Policy Calls For Refresher On ABA Confidentiality Rules
• 4th Circ. Nixes Va. Permit For $7B Pipeline's Compressor
• Contractor Says McDermott Owes $21.6M For Marine Work
• Texas Asks State's High Court To Toss Fatal Crash Verdict
• Okla. Energy Cos. Say Feds Can't Amend Wind Farm Suit
• Premier Oil's $871M Pair Of Deals Draws Creditor's Ire
• 6 States Back Washington In 9th Circ. Coal Facility Row
• Ore. Miners Ask High Court To Clarify Clean Water Act Permits
• 2020 Will Be Bullish For Tribal Clean Energy Development
• 4 Simple Rules For Witness Note Taking
• Microsoft Prods FCC To Improve TV 'White Space' Rules
• Former NFL Standout Seeks To Recoup Tax Scheme Penalties
• Cuomo Says Seneca Nation's Thruway Suit Is Out Of Gas
• Pierce Bainbridge Wants To DQ Ex-Partner's Atty
• $720M Award Based On Bribery-Fueled Pact, 5th Circ. Hears
• Biz Partners' 'Nasty' NY Fraud Claims Spread To Kenya
• Pa. Hammers Pipeline Co. With $30M Fine For 2018 Explosion
• Bryan Cave Doubles Paris Presence With 21-Atty Hire
• Pa. Appeals Court Backs Drillers In Gas Lease Validity Fight
• Snell & Wilmer Faces DQ Bid In EB-5 Project Row
• 2 Overlooked Advantages Of Hourly Fees
• California Must Face Bankrupt Venoco Claim Over Oil Assets
• Lessons For MLP Conflict Transactions From 2 Del. Cases
• 9th Circ. Says Technicality Doesn't Kill $1.1M Visa Fraud Deal
• States Back RI In Fight To Keep Climate Suit In State Court
• Mass. Missile Joint Venture Inks $90M Saudi Contract Via DOD
• Pa. Justices To Mull If Subcontractors' Docs Are Protected
• Developers Want Out Of EB-5 Fraud Claims Over Fla. Hotel
• Siemens Unit Urges Court To Keep $43M Award Suit In Texas
• 1st Circ. Asked To Rethink Tax Ruling On Rhode Island Tolls
• Power Co. Seeks Court's Help In Siemens Argentine Deal Fight
• How Utilities Are Driving Energy Storage Growth
• Wash. Urges 9th Circ. To Dump Coal Export Appeal
• RI Tells 1st Circ. Climate Suit Belongs In State Court
• Exxon Escapes $2M Russia Sanctions Penalty
• Anadarko Says Permits Block Wyo. Landowners' Antitrust Suit
• Duke Energy Cuts $1.5B From NC Coal Ash Cleanup Plan Cost
• Paul Weiss Advises American Tower On $523M Deal In Africa
• Transportation Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2020
• Florida Legislation To Watch In 2020
• New Jersey Litigation To Watch In 2020
• Environmental Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2020
• Environmental Cases To Watch In 2020
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2020
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