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Project Finance - November, 2021

163 articles

• Michigan Focuses On State Court In Enbridge Pipeline Fight
• SCANA Plant Closure Didn't Flout WARN Act, 4th Circ. Affirms
• Landowners Denied Class Cert. In Lease-Hoarding Claim
• The Implications Of COP26 For Legal Practitioners
• Climate Youths Say Justices' Ruling Bolsters Bid To Fix Suit
• Green Groups Celebrate End Of Maui CWA Permit Case
• Manulife Investment Lands $4.7B For Infrastructure Fund
• Without Leadership Buy-In, Law Firm DEI Efforts Stand To Fail
• Interior Recommends Higher Costs For Oil, Gas Drilling
• Exxon Looks To Dodge Permian Basin Class Action
• 9th Circ. Nixes Tribe Members' Highway Project Claims
• Judge Trims Scope Of FERC Power Market Manipulation Case
• Confronting Origination Credit: Self-Advocacy Tips For Attys
• Icahn Seeks TRO In Del. For Southwest Gas Stock Sale Plan
• Djibouti Says Bid For $486M Award Imperils Sovereign Rights
• ITC Recommends Extending Solar Safeguard Tariffs
• NFL, Rams Sign $790M Deal With St. Louis Over Move To LA
• Alberta Plans Keystone XL Trade Claim Against US
• Fight To Enforce $22M Nigeria Award To Go To High Court
• As Climate Litigation Heats Up, More Cos. Face Liability Risk
• A Real-World Guide To Staying Discovery In Federal Court
• Ballard Spahr's New Real Estate Chair Eyes Big Housing Push
• Enviro Groups Say Dam Operator Can't Dodge Salmon Suit
• Industry Lines Up Against Biden NEPA Changes
• Border Wall Campaign Urges Justices To Undo Asset Freeze
• Mining Investor Goes After 'Sham' Co. After $3M Investment
• Wash. Judge Says Co. In EB-5 Fraud Suit Needs Supervision
• Infrastructure Act Measures Could Affect Holiday Shipping
• TC Energy Officially Kicks Off $15B Trade Claim Against US
• Utility Groups Defend Power Deal Rule Update To 9th Circ.
• Odebrecht Laundering Suspect Can't Shake Flight Risk Status
• Senate GOP Lawmakers Float Supply Chain Congestion Bill
• Steinmetz Loses Round In $2.1B Award Feud With Vale
• Board Says It Has Power Over Puerto Rico's Bankruptcy Plan
• FERC Defends Restart Of $6B Gas Pipeline Work
• Navigating The New Wave Of PFAS Regulation And Litigation
• Legato Merger Targets Infrastructure With Second SPAC
• Chile Power Plant Cleared To Tap $20M Del. Ch. 11 Loan
• Takeaways And Next Steps After FSOC's Climate Risk Report
• High Court Won't Disturb NJ's Escape From Bistate Agency
• 2nd Circ. Kills All Approvals For $683M NY Pipeline
• Groups Want Stay On Order That Axed Trump-Era Water Rule
• BLM Will Again Tweak Plans To Protect Greater Sage-Grouse
• What Enviro Attorneys Need To Know About The Budget Bill
• Chinese Investors Win $37M In Fla. Hotel EB-5 Row
• Lawmakers Urge Biden To Cease Fighting Kids' Climate Suit
• Mitigating Inflation's Impact On Commercial Contracts
• Southwest Gas Investor Seeks Info Over Spurned $4.4B Offer
• Texas High Court Will Hear Fight Over Injection Well Permit
• Texas Justices Side With ExxonMobil On Explosion Discovery
• House Sends Biden's $1.75T Budget Plan To Senate
• FERC Says Decision On Spire Pipeline's Future Is Imminent
• 9th Circ. Affirms FAA's Approval Of Amazon Air Cargo Facility
• Panama Canal Operator Prevails In Fight With Contractor
• Apache Asks Texas Justices Not To Reinstate $80M Jury Loss
• Orrick, Kirkland-Led Intersect Power Lands $2.6B In Financing
• Va. Order Gives Tribes More Power Over State Permits
• Koch, Power Plant Settle $286M Texas Freeze Claim In Del.
• Miner Says Romania Can't Escape $4.4B Claim
• O'Melveny Nabs Energy Dealmaker From King & Spalding
• How Infrastructure Act May Spur New Transmission Projects
• Biden Administration Floats Reviving Clean Water Act Regs
• DC Circ. Seeks US Input On Sovereign Immunity Question
• Ports, Truckers Lament Supply Chain Woes At House Hearing
• How DOD's Climate Focus Will Affect Gov't Procurement
• What EPA's Proposed Methane Rules Mean For Oil, Gas Cos.
• Heed These Rules, Or Risk Your Argument On Appeal
• Puerto Rico Says New Debt Law Allows For Pension Changes
• Vale Says Billionaire's $2.2B Award-Dodging 'Defies Logic'
• ITC Signs Off On Duties For Indian, Malaysian Wind Towers
• Interior Asks 5th Circ. To Reinstate New Oil, Gas Lease Ban
• Federal Court Holds On To Michigan's Enbridge Pipeline Fight
• Chilean Dam Project Cites Climate Change In $2B Ch. 11
• Senate Confirms Biden's FERC Pick, Filling Panel
• Son Of Ex-Panama President Jailed In Odebrecht-Tied Case
• Energy Co. Can't Get Nigeria Gas Plant Award Nixed
• Cos. Must Brace For Financial Regs On Climate-Related Risk
• DC Circ. Sinks Alaska's Bid To Block Future 'Roadless Rules'
• FERC Flubbed NY Grid's Market Review, DC Circ. Told
• What To Include In Orders Governing Remote Arbitration
• Feds Say Oil Groups Lack Standing To Contest Lease Freeze
• ADNOC, Borealis Sign $6.2B Deal To Expand UAE Facility
• Ecuadorian Oil Co. To Get $392M Award In Occidental Dispute
• Biden Readies For New Hurdles With $1.2T Infrastructure Deal
• Agriculture Group Fights Navajo Water Projects In Fed. Court
• Puerto Rico Defends Bankruptcy Plan's Legal Supremacy
• Embracing ESG: CBRE GC Talks Effective Compliance Emails
• Feds Say Turkish Steel Refund Suit Jumped The Gun
• Blue States, NYC Say Conn. Climate Suit Is State Matter
• Venezuela, DOJ Tell DC Circ. Company Improperly Served Suit
• Green Groups Push FERC To Scuttle SE Power Market Plan
• Denver Water Board, Boulder County Settle Reservoir Fight
• Puerto Rico Rests Bankruptcy Case With Economy Testimony
• The Hartford To Invest $2.5B In Climate Initiatives
• The Hazards Of Female Lawyers Being 'Office Moms'
• Coal Plant Neighbors Say Georgia Power Pollutes Community
• Experienced Perkins Coie Energy Duo Join Stroock In NY
• US Solar Cos.' Anonymity Sinks China Tariff Probe
• Texas Oil Co.'s $8.5M Award In Bribery Case Gets Judge's OK
• Puerto Rico's Bankruptcy Trial Turns To The Evidence
• Ex-Water Agency Head Can't Leave Prison Over Virus Worries
• Discovery Immunity For Draft Expert Reports Lacks Clarity
• What Latest Build Back Better Draft Means For Green Energy
• Nigeria Faces Tough Crowd In Appeal Over $10B Award
• Exxon Says Mass. AG's Climate Suit Penalizes Free Speech
• Arnold & Porter Names New Int'l Arbitration Co-Chair
• Residents Rip Priorities In Puerto Rico's Bankruptcy Plan
• DC Circ. Judge Dubious Of Nixing SD Uranium Mine Permit
• Calif. Water District Tells 9th Circ. It Can't Give Trout Water
• A Phased Approach To In-House Legal Tech Adoption
• Winston & Strawn Adds V&E Finance Atty In Houston
• 9th Circ. Told Hawaii Climate Suits 'Pretending Away' Claims
• Dam Operator Wants 'Drastic' Salmon Suit Tossed
• Southwest Gas Says Icahn's $4.4B Takeover Bid Is Inadequate
• Biden Administration Floats Suspending LNG By Rail Rule
• Judge Denies Tribes' Bid To Stop Work At Nev. Lithium Mine
• Puerto Rico Plan Confirmation Opens With Debt Holder Deal
• Power Cos. Seek 3rd Circ. Review Of FERC Price Rule Impasse
• Enviros Ask 7th Circ. To Rethink Transmission Line Ruling
• Confronting Origination Credit: How Firms Can Redo Policies
• Supreme Court Won't Weigh In On PDVSA Bribery Suit
• Sydney Airport Accepts Increased $17.5B Takeover Offer
• House Sends $1.2T Infrastructure Bill To Biden
• Southern Co. Announces Coal Closures In Ga., Ala.
• Green Groups Win Limits On Logging Project In Owl Area
• How To Comply With ABA's New Language Access Guidance
• KKR Plugs $2B Into South Korean Energy Co. SK E&S
• Navigating FCPA Risks Of Minority-Owned Joint Ventures
• Up Close With New Jersey's Top Environmental Official
• Critics Take Aim At 'Dead Wrong' Decision In Colombia Case
• $1B Power Line Rejection A Reminder Of Grid Project Hurdles
• Osage Wind Seeks Summary Judgment In Okla. Suit
• Gas Import Terminal Giant Hit With Securities Class Action
• Pa. Landowners Say EQT Owes Royalties For Gas Extraction
• Puerto Rico Oversight Board Files 8th Amended Reorg Plan
• Aussie Mining Co. Fights Pakistan's $6B Award Challenge
• Senate Confirms Biden's Pick For EPA's Top Lawyer
• Mining Co. Presented Plausible Libel Claims, Judge Says
• How Hydrogen Figures Into Europe's Energy Transition Policy
• Red States Oppose EPA Pause In Ozone Standard Case
• Calif. Solar Plant's Suit Over $59M In Incentives Stays Alive
• Best Practices For Hiring And Integrating Freelance Lawyers
• Maine Voters Yank Approval Of $1B Power Line
• House Dems Subpoena Oil Giants For Climate Deception Info
• NY Judge Says Time's Up For Venezuela Over $40M Bond
• Wind Farm Developers Slam U.S. Sanctions Claims Over Docs
• White House Will Walk Tightrope With Next NEPA Rule
• Justices Mull Line Between Censuring, Chilling Free Speech
• Libya To Appeal $96M Award Enforcement To DC Circ.
• $500M Wis. Power Line Temporarily Blocked
• Senate Energy Panel Greenlights FERC Nominee
• EPA Targets Methane From Existing Oil And Gas Sources
• High Court Review Puts EPA In Carbon Regulatory Limbo
• EPA To Review Bristol Bay Mine In Win For Alaska Salmon
• Puerto Rico To Send Notice To Retirees On Bankruptcy Plan
• Justices' Review Of Power Regs Comes Amid Climate Crunch
• 5th Circ. Doubts Texas City's Defaulted $15M Loan Is A Taking
• Embracing ESG: Cognizant Counsel, CSO Talk Collaboration
• Port Authority Settles DOJ's Newark Airport ADA Claims
• As Social Impact Becomes The Test, Firms Asked To Step Up
• The 2021 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Social Impact Leaders: A Look At Our New Law Firm Ranking
• Brookfield Set To Win AusNet Bidding Battle With $7.7B Offer