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Project Finance - April, 2022

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• 3 Ways EPA, States Are Teaming Up To Tackle Climate Change
• Groups Want 9th Circ. To Give Alaska Land Swap A 2nd Look
• $820M Settlement Blocks Petrobras' Bribery Claims
• Chicago Developers Fight EB-5 Investors' Asset Review Bid
• EPA Lifts High-Ethanol Gasoline Ban At Biden's Behest
• EB-5 Visa Program In Limbo As Calif. Lawsuit Seeks Relief
• Schools, Libraries Oppose Changes To FCC Bid Process
• McCarter & English Beefs Up Energy Bench In DC
• Associates, Look Beyond Money In Assessing Lateral Offers
• Shell Picks Up Renewable Energy Giant In India For $1.55B
• Calif. Launches Plastics Pollution Probe, Subpoenas Exxon
• Tethyan Copper Wins Bid For Docs To Enforce $6B Award
• KKR Set To Buy French Renewable Energy Biz For €1.6B
• GOP States Urge Justices To Block Biden Carbon Cost Metric
• Grid Operator OKs Plan To Speed Up Power Project Hookups
• Why Baltimore Climate Suit Is Important To Watch
• Ga. Utility Must Adhere To Water Overflow Permit Restrictions
• Preventing Impermissible Client Solicitation After ABA Opinion
• SEC Hits Brazil Co. With Fraud Suit Over Deadly Dam Collapse
• Florida Gov. Vetoes Bill Scaling Back Solar Net Metering
• 5th Circ. Sends $300M Oil Job Fee Dispute To State Court
• Energy Groups Ask Court To Revive $500M Power Line Project
• Interior Expands Offshore Wind Plans To Oregon, Mid-Atlantic
• Rely On New Maps For Broadband, GOP Lawmakers Tell NTIA
• Wyo. Class Can Take On Anadarko In Drilling Gatekeeping Suit
• Latham Hires Skadden Energy Pro In Houston, DC
• Shareholder Returns To Stearns Weaver Miami Shop
• Court Won't Change Atty Malpractice Ruling In BP Spill Suit
• Lessons On Avoiding E-Discovery Violations And Sanctions
• Kirkland-Led TPG Clinches Climate Fund With $7.3B In Tow
• Symbion Calls Bid For Docs In Power Plant Fight 'Subterfuge'
• Flint Official Says State Ignored Water Concerns
• Wash. Dam Operator Asks Court To Approve Enviro Accord
• US Trustee Contests Releases In Stoneway Capital Ch. 11 Plan
• Jurisdiction Concerns Require Ch. 11 Complaint In Dam Case
• Hydro Investors Say Spain Waived Immunity In Arb. Case
• Court Urged To Reject BLM's Bid To Scrap Gas Lease Fight
• FERC Aims To Supercharge Projects With New Grid Policy
• Unions Say Shuttering Wis. Pipeline Would Devastate Region
• 1st Circ. Approves Puerto Rico Teacher Pension Changes
• Tenn. Rolls Out New Broadband Map Ahead Of Fed Effort
• Biden Admin. Shrinks Available Arctic Drilling Area
• Collaborative Tech Will Dictate Future Law Firm Success
• FCC Chief Vows Broadband Maps Will Be Updated Soon
• Climate Split Persists Over FERC Pipeline Policy Shift
• Law360's 2022 Project Finance Editorial Advisory Board
• 9th Circ. Urged To Let Geothermal Project Move Forward
• Verizon Nabs Permit To Build Tower In NY Town
• Apache Investors Defend Suit Over Failed Drilling Project
• Black Farmers' Discovery Bid Nixed In Loan Relief Suit
• Md. Backs FERC In Hydro Dam Relicensing Fight
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• How To Effectively Prepare A Witness For Remote Testimony
• Justices Stay Out Of Pollution Suit Targeting World Bank Arm
• New DOI Appointees To Target Infrastructure Law's Goals
• Crystallex And Venezuela Trade Barbs In Citgo Sale Appeal
• Pipeline Can Stay On Wis. Tribal Land Until 2043, Court Hears
• Cleary, Orrick Can't Kill Malpractice Suit Over $2B Energy Buy
• Activists Say Ariz. Highway Project Threatens Climate
• Industry Group Urges Lawmakers To Embrace Fiber Build-Out
• UC Berkeley Case Highlights Need To Narrow CEQA's Reach
• As Cyber Risks Surge, Remember Attorneys' Ethical Duties
• UK Flags Competition Concerns For Maersk, Noble Merger
• Hunton Andrews Kurth Forms Environmental Justice Group
• White Farmers Fight Black Farmers' Bid For Fact Discovery
• FERC Moves Forward With Overhaul Of Grid Planning Policies
• EV Execs Want Supply Chain Investment, End To Oil Subsidies
• EPA Takes First Step Toward New Regs For Gas Power Plants
• Balch & Bingham Adds Energy Partner In Texas
• Toshiba Unit Accused Of Botching $500M Hydro Plant Job
• Rethinking E-Discovery Readiness Amid Rise Of Collab Tools
• Nigeria, Asset Manager Clash In $10B Award Discovery Feud
• Water Org. Seeks Delay In Alto Maipo Ch. 11 Deal Assumption
• Interior Touts Growth In Renewable Energy On Public Land
• Latham Adds 2 Ex-White & Case Energy Partners
• Embracing ESG: Uber Counsel Talks Safety Standards
• Ontario Teachers' To Invest $175M In KKR-Owned India Roads
• Prospectively Appointing Jackson To High Court Is Unlawful
• Big Banks Say VP's Letter Backs Bid To Narrow VRDO Case
• Ex-Flint Official Gave Bad Info To Congress, Jury Hears
• Wireless ISPs Say Broadband Funds Should Go Beyond Fiber
• Clifford Chance Adds Ex-Sive Paget Tax And Energy Partner
• White House Official Says Biden Still Bullish On Climate Policy
• What FERC Flip-Flop Says About Politics And Energy Projects
• 9th Circ. Remands Local Climate Suits For 2nd Time
• Green Financing Co., Borrowers Settle Home Loan Claims
• Sheppard Mullin Adds 4-Partner Energy Team In Calif.
• Biden Admin. Finalizes Rule Strengthening NEPA Reviews
• Huge Calif. Warehouse Project Saved With Far-Reaching Deal
• Husch Blackwell Adds Real Estate Finance Partner In Chicago
• Investor Sues For Unpaid $17M On LA Rams Stadium Roof
• Oregon Residents Sue PacifiCorp Over Slater Fire Damage
• Justices Won't Review Wipeout Of Spire Pipeline Permit
• Southwest Gas Mulls $5B-Plus Offer From Non-Icahn Suitor
• Biden Administration's Oil And Gas Lease Sales Draw Fire
• Feds Say Wash. Dam Settlement May Block 'Meaningful' Relief
• $7.5M Deal Reached To End Del. Construction Co. Fraud Suit
• Residents Want To Revive BP Spill Fraud Claims Against Attys
• Justices Told To Skip Energy Firm's Fight For Arbitration
• Time To Fix Legal Industry's Environmental Pro Bono Problem
• Saudi Oil Company Says $8.5M Award Must Be Rejected
• 7th Circ. Told Land Swap For $500M Power Line Wasn't Final
• 5th Circ. Won't Disturb Decision To Revive Climate Metric
• Chicago Project Owners May Hold Funds Owed, Investor Says
• Builders, Conservatives Urge High Court To Narrow CWA
• GOP Sen. Wants FCC Action On Broadband Utility Pole Costs
• 3 Contract Considerations For Renewable Fuels Trade
• Remembering An Underappreciated Legal Skill — Listening
• EPA Blew Deadlines For Haze Plans In 34 States, Suit Says
• Hackers Have Ability To Control Key Infrastructure, U.S. Says
• Texas Plant's Ch. 11 Has No Obvious Purpose, Del. Judge Told
• Hamptonites Can't Halt Offshore Wind Project, Judge Says
• DOI Insists It Has Authority To Cancel Solenex Oil Lease
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of $1.1B Angolan Power Plants Fight
• Dish Claims SpaceX Bid For Rural Buildout Funds Falls Short
• Calif.'s Renewable Natural Gas Standard: Tips For Suppliers
• 4th Circ. Ruling Cements Climate Suit Remands, Courts Told
• Attorneys Can Promote Trade, Security Amid Global Conflict
• Maersk, Noble Plan To Sell Rigs For UK's Approval On Merger
• Saudi Offshore Oil Co. Wants Pipeline Suit Axed Or Arbitrated
• Gibson Dunn-Led LNG Firm Prices $384M IPO At Top Of Range
• Tribal Landmarks Protected Despite Oregon Ruling, DOJ Says
• Fights Over Citgo Share Sale Continue In $1.2B Award Suit
• BLM Wants Gas Lease Challenge Nixed After Enviro Accord
• Red States Press DC Circ. To Decide Calif. Vehicle Authority
• Calif.'s Renewable Natural Gas Standard: How It Works
• 6th Circ. Revives Challenge To Removal Of 1836 Dam
• Latham Adds 2nd Willkie Atty To Growing PE Practice
• High Court Urged To Narrow Clean Water Act's Jurisdiction
• FERC Says It Properly Relicensed Exelon's Hydro Dam
• Del. Justices Back $20M Claim Right For Nixed NJ Bridge Job
• PG&E Agrees To Pay Millions To Settle Calif. Fire Claims
• RI Inks $15.3M Deals To End Pollution Claims Against Oil Cos.
• The Future Of Legal Ops: Reining In Outside Counsel Costs
• Energy Cos. Losing Battle To Keep Climate Suits Federal
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Paragon's $16.5M Rig Deal With SinoEnergy
• Mexico's High Court Greenlights Reforms To Electricity Sector
• DC Circ. Doubts Jurisdiction In Chevron Offshore Oil Rig Fight
• When Congress Seeks Cos.' Nonpublic Info From Regulators
• Biopharm Co. Tarveda To Liquidate In Del. Chancery Court
• Orrick Adds Energy And Infrastructure Duo From Baker Botts
• FERC's 'Troubling' $6B Gas Pipeline Review Puzzles DC Circ.
• Republic Of Congo Says Suit Over NY Condo Must Be Tossed
• Dallas Transit Authority Settles $37M Light Rail Costs Suit
• In Early Mediation, Negotiate With Empathy, Not Threats
• Trump Water Rule Wrongly Stricken, 9th Circ. Told
• Gov't On Solid Ground In Moving Against Offshore Wind Suit
• 10th Circ. Told Review Of Fracking Permits Ignored Big Picture
• 4th Circ. Again Remands Baltimore Climate Claims
• Kirkland Reps I Squared As It Seals $15B Infrastructure Fund
• Addressing Problematic Drinking In The Legal Profession
• Energy Co. Wants Out Of $15.8M Winter Storm Charges Row
• Bankrupt Chilean Dam Project May Seek Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• Michigan Wants Judge To Toss Enbridge Pipeline Suit
• Sasol To Pay $24M To Investors Over La. Plant Costs
• US Chamber Says Arbitrator's Failure To Disclose Sinks Award
• Jay Peak Ex-Exec Aims To Duck $1.6M Payout For EB-5 Fraud
• Chamber Sees Higher Energy Costs If Nationwide Permit Axed
• NextEra Unit Gets $35M Sentence For Wind Farm Eagle Deaths
• Nigeria Says Quincecare Ruling Boosts $1.7B JPMorgan Suit
• Justices Reinstate Trump Water Rule During Appeal
• Ex-Flint Mayor Says Water Report Omitted Safety Concerns
• Chancery Nixes Icahn Bid For Southwest Special Meeting Vote
• Ill. Groups Seek To Preserve Suit Over $50M Airport Project
• Investor Claims Over Russian Nationalization Won't Be Easy
• EPA Can't Wash Away Water Pollution Enforcement Suit
• Limetree Bay Ch. 11 Plan Moves Forward On Thin Ice
• Britain's Victoria Oil & Gas Halts Trading After $12M Award
• Transforming Law Firms' Diversity Intent Into Real Progress
• Possible Insurer Claims Eyed Ahead Of Condo Collapse Talks
• CIT Finds Commerce Overlooked Info Amid Wind Tower Probe
• Groups End Fight Against Idaho Pipeline After Permit Pullback
• 9th Circ. Says Foreign Emissions From Montana Coal Count
• Power Co. Seeks Canadian Ruling On Texas Electric Price Suit
• Electric Group: Nixing Pipeline Permit Could Slow Renewables
• Limetree Bay Says Ch. 11 Plan Deal Resolves Dismissal Try
• Challenges Ahead For US Generator Interconnection Process
• Ex-Gov. Can Appeal Order Forcing His Testimony In Flint Trial
• Shell, Others To Pay Calif. $8.1M For WWII Pollution Cleanup
• Citgo Sale Feud Is Probably Headed Back To 3rd Circ.
• Justices Must Apply Law Evenly In Shadow Docket Rulings
• Manchin Says SEC Climate Proposal Targets Fossil Fuel Cos.
• Centerra Gold Reaches Deal To Hand Mine To Kyrgyz Gov't
• Block On $500M Power Line Cannot Stand, 7th Circ. Told
• DOI To Invest $420M In Rural Water Construction Projects
• Senate Passes Ocean Container Shipping Oversight Bill
• Texas Beats Salamander-Based Challenge To Highway Project
• Gov't Urges 10th Circ. To Toss API's Royalty Rule Suit
• DOT Finalizes Tighter Fuel Economy Standards
• US Investors Stand To Benefit From Brazil's New Forex Law
• Tips For Negotiating Litigation Funding Agreements
• Kinder Morgan-Backed Pipeline Hits Ch. 11 With $475M Notes