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Project Finance - May, 2022

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• DOI, Tribe Fight Attempted Pause Of Okla. Casino Project
• Power Plant Owner Defends Ch. 11 Plans Against Challenges
• Gas Groups, Mont. Urge Judge To Save Nationwide Permit
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Fight Over $89M Libya Award
• Rockall Energy Gets OK For $85M Ch. 11 Sale Plan
• FCC's 'Rip And Replace' Program Sees $5.6B In Requests
• HHS Establishes New Office Of Environmental Justice
• Biz Groups Say Calif. Climate Suit Ruling Must Be Undone
• $3.5B Pipeline Developers Want Fresh 4th Circ. Panel
• Law360 Names 2022's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Fla. Judge Gives Initial OK To $1B Surfside Collapse Deal
• 11th Circ. Criticizes Its Precedent In Guatemala Award Fight
• Texas Justices Order Retrial On Pipeline Eminent Domain Bill
• Judge Approves $230M Calif. Oil Spill Deal
• EPA Revamps Its Legal Guidance On Environmental Justice
• ABA Isn't Giving Up On Diversity Efforts By Ending CLE Rule
• Biden Admin. Tightens Oversight Of CO2 Pipelines
• TransCanada Attys Accused Of 'Flouting' Procedure In Del.
• Interior Dept. Greenlights PacifiCorp Power Line Project
• Justices Won't Review Biden Carbon Costs Dispute
• Marathon Says Oil Co. Still Owes $10.5M On Leases
• Conn. Says Precedent Is Building For Climate Suit Remand
• Delaware Justices Uphold Chancery Dismissal of Talos Suit
• Oil Co. Says Slovakia Owes $2.1B In Drilling Dispute
• Wind Farm Fight Not In Tribe's Best Interest, 9th Circ. Told
• Lateral Candidate Screening Steps To Prevent Bad Behavior
• How Russia Sanctions Are Affecting Compliance
• Red States Say Calif. Climate Decisions Could Cause 'Chaos'
• EPA Acts To Block Alaska's Controversial Pebble Mine
• Latham Guides TotalEnergies In $2.4B Renewables Buy
• Ariz. Judge Axes Tribes', Enviros' Suits Over Copper Mining
• Brazos Wants To Set Trial Date On ERCOT $1.9B Ch. 11 Claim
• DHS 'Decimated' EB-5 Visa Capital Firms, Investors Say
• 2nd Circ. Case's Relevance Disputed In $1.4B Award Fight
• Mass. Power Plant, Contractor Strike Deal On Ch. 11 Discovery
• A Look At The Legal Profession Since Murder Of George Floyd
• Md. Inaction Can't Spur Dam Relicensing, DC Circ. Told
• Skadden Adds DLA Piper Energy Co-Chair In Houston
• Cos. Should Comment Now On New Offshore Wind Areas
• State Officials Blast FERC For Power Market Subsidy Rule
• Judge Raises Payout To Unit Owners Amid $1B Surfside Deal
• Glencore Admits Bribery, Manipulation In Global Settlement
• Exxon Must Face Climate Suit, Mass. Top Court Rules
• 1st Circ. Keeps Rhode Island Climate Suit In State Court
• China Labor Crackdown Could Be Solar Power Pain Point
• Rhode Island, PPL Deal Clears Way For $5.3B Utility Buy
• Panama Canal Operator Says $240M In Awards Should Stand
• Red States Slam Biden High Court Defense Of Carbon Costs
• NY Ruling Correctly Deems Legal Finance Docs Irrelevant
• Wash. Judge OKs Dam Deal Over Feds' Request For Delay
• 11th Circ. Restarts Atty Lender Suit Over Frozen Accounts
• Hawaii Local Gov'ts Say Climate Suit Can't Go To Fed. Court
• Trump Plan To OK 35 Colorado Gas Wells Dries Up For Review
• Surfside Collapse Site Will Sell For $120M To Sole Bidder
• 3 Key Issues To Watch As Gov't Tees Up Broadband Funds
• White House To Renominate FERC Chairman Glick
• Baker Botts, Fox Rothschild Guide $750M BKV-Exxon Deal
• FCC Republican Slams Biden Admin.'s Broadband Rollout
• Construction Cos. Win Bid For Docs In Panama Canal Fight
• FERC Judges Won't Be Felled By 5th Circ. SEC Ruling
• GAO Says Feds Can Do More To Curtail Methane Pollution
• Higher Rural Internet Speeds Could Get More FCC Funding
• FERC Commissioners Clash Over Summer Grid Warnings
• Winston & Strawn Adds Miami Shop, Partners From 5 Firms
• Contractor Says NY Condo Is Fair Game Amid $1B Fight
• Class Seeks $79M Partial Deal In $13B Columbia Pipeline Suit
• Overcommunicate With Your Summer Associates This Year
• Attys Try Again To Beat BP Spill Relief Malpractice Claims
• Allianz Says Enel Unit Owes $200M Over Texas Wind Farm
• Water Contamination Suit Against Northrop Tossed, For Now
• Judge Wants Streamlined Claim Process In $1B Surfside Deal
• States, Green Groups Look To Restart Water Rule Challenge
• Feds To Revisit Alaskan Mining Road Plans After Remand Win
• Commerce Tariff Memo Helps Dispel Clouds For US Solar Cos.
• Dozens Of States Join Federal Gov't Broadband Initiative
• Limetree Bay's Ch. 11 Plan Is Confirmed After Refinery Sale
• Energy Cos. Press 9th Circ. To Rethink Climate Suit Remand
• Naturgy Invests $277M In Its First US Solar Plant
• Wis. Court Backs Approval Of $700M Gas Plant
• Nev. Case Highlights Settlement Authority Dilemmas For Cos.
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Purdue Bonus, PR Pension Appeal
• PolyMet Seeks To End Tribe's Suit Over Mine Land Swap
• Ho-Chunk Nation Wins BIA's Final OK For Wis. Casino
• GOP Leaders Blast NTIA Terms For Areas Needing Broadband
• Senate Panel Advances Bill To Expand Broadband Fees
• Cable Cos. Warn Against 'Heavy-Handed' Redlining Regs
• Utilities Say Market Challengers Missed Window In DC Circ.
• Pipeline Service Co.'s Ch. 11 Liquidating Plan Gets Confirmed
• Texas Lawmakers Protest High-Speed Rail At State High Court
• 4th Circuit Won't Rethink Baltimore Climate Suit Remand
• How FERC Proposal Will Guide Clean Grid Development
• Enviro Groups Sue Over Biofuel Plant Expansion
• Norton Rose Adds Atty To Expand Enviro Group In DC, LA
• 2nd Circ. Appears Open To Post-Judgment Section 1782 Use
• 6 Questions For Outgoing ACA Connects Chief Matthew Polka
• Groups Say Jersey City Turnpike Extension Hurts Climate
• Aviation Groups, East Hampton Spar Over Private Airport Plan
• 3 Ex-Shearman Practice Leads Join Paul Hastings
• Tribe, Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. To Block Geothermal Plant
• 1st Circ. Won't Reconsider Puerto Rico Pensions Ruling
• Musk's Twitter Jitters Could Spark $1B Breakup Battle
• 2 Ex-Akerman Partners Join Reed Smith's Miami Office
• Blockbuster Surfside Settlement Left Judge Speechless
• Gov't Details Plans For Spending $45B On Broadband Rollout
• Chilean Hydropower Project Gets Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed
• GOP Senators Urge White House To Halt Conservation Plan
• FCC, Other Agencies Will Coordinate On Broadband Build-Out
• DLA Piper Adds Real Estate Partner In Its Chicago Office
• GOP States Back 4th Circ. Redo On Baltimore Climate Ruling
• The Fastest Federal Trial Courts: A Look At Virginia, Florida
• 9th Circ. Backs Block Of Ariz. Mining Project Waste Site
• Exxon Fights Santa Barbara's Rejection Of Oil Trucking Plan
• 2nd Circ. Must Revisit $1.1B Power Plant Fight, Co. Says
• 9th Circ. Probes Berkeley's Power To Ban Natural Gas
• Waive 'Buy America' For Broadband Projects, Gov't Urged
• What To Expect From Biden Admin.'s NEPA Updates
• Orrick Adds Willkie Partner To Growing Energy Team
• Reed Smith Expands Houston Energy Practice
• Tips For Evaluating Machine Learning For Contracts Review
• Biden Admin. Scraps Alaska, Gulf Offshore Lease Sales
• Industry Backs Enbridge Bid To Trim Wis. Tribe's Line 5 Suit
• Judge Approves 3rd-Party Releases In Stoneway Ch. 11 Plan
• Stockholders Ask Del. Justices To Revive Talos Class Suit
• White House Enviro Leader Vows Permitting Progress
• Surfside Victims Reach $997M In Settlements
• 'Nefarious' Doctrine Cut Puerto Rico Pensions, 1st Circ. Told
• Cypress Environmental Adds Cash Pool To Ch. 11 Plan
• Willkie Grows Private Equity Practice In Houston
• DC Circ. Won't Review $10B Award Enforcement Fight
• FERC's Phillips Says Pipeline Policy Can't Shirk Climate Effect
• Spain Ordered To Pay $35M Over Clean Energy Rule Changes
• Maine Justices Question $1B Energy Project Approvals
• Watchdog Group Drops FOIA Suit Over Rivada Spectrum Deal
• DOE Wants Input On $2.5B Transmission Funding Plan
• 5th Circ. Wary Of Block Of Biden's Oil And Gas Lease Ban
• Week In Bankruptcy: Mass Torts Stumble, New Ch. 11 Crop
• First Volleys Arrive In 3rd Circ. Challenge To FERC Grid Balk
• FERC Must Act Fast To Finalize Pipeline Moves, Attys Say
• Adapting To New Hybrid Energy Project Contracts
• Jimmy Carter Fights 9th Circ.'s Reading Of Law He Signed
• How To Efficiently Deploy Your Professional Growth Strategy
• DC Circ. Doubts FERC Improperly Claims LNG Jurisdiction
• Ex-Winston & Strawn Partner To Lead Egan Nelson In Houston
• Biden Admin Tells Justices Carbon Costs Case Is Premature
• Ore. Tribe Members Rebuffed In Bid To Rehear Highway Suit
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Cypress Environmental Partners LP
• Enbridge Asks To Trim Wis. Tribe's Pipeline Suit
• Spain Says $37.6M Award Can't Be Enforced In US Courts
• Grid Hurdles Can't Be Overlooked In US Offshore Wind Push
• Wary DC Circ. Mulls Libya's Bid To Nix €83M Award
• Ariz. Tribes, Enviros Say Copper Mine Suit Must Go On
• A 6-Step Framework For Legal Industry Professional Growth
• DC Circ. Cool To Challenge Of Smog Regs For Texas Cities
• Cypress Environmental Hits Ch. 11 With $60M Debt Swap
• Why Contempt May Be Apt Punishment For High Court Leaker
• Governments' Climate Laws Could Spur $340B In ISDS Claims
• Pa. Town Can Pursue Case Over Sewer Tunneling Project
• 4th Circ. Urged To Rethink Remand Of Baltimore Climate Suit
• Law Profs Back Rehearing Bid Over Alaska Land Swap
• Maine Justices To Consider Future Of $1B Power Line
• To Meet ESG Goals, Cos. Must Scrutinize Carbon Offsets
• Colonial Pipeline Hit With $1M Fine Over Control Room Issues
• Greenberg Traurig Boosts Energy Team With Ex-Mintz Attys
• EPA Says Army Corps Shouldn't Reissue Minn. Mine Permit
• Bill Aims To Vet Rural Broadband Providers Seeking Subsidies
• Feds Can't Justify Oil And Gas Royalty Rule, 10th Circ. Told
• 5th Circ. Told To Revive $8M Pipeline Insurance Coverage Suit
• Chicago Picks Bally's $1.7B Proposal For City's First Casino
• Stoneway Ch. 11 Plan Delayed To Mull Purdue Release Ruling
• Mo. Senate Throws Lifeline To $2.3B Power Line Project
• Wind Co. Blasts Sanctions Bid In Panama Grid Access Row
• Clients' Diversity Mandates For Law Firms Are Necessary
• Red States Tell High Court Biden Can't Legislate Carbon Costs
• Despite Climate Goals, US Likely To Fill Europe's LNG Needs
• Ariz. Tribes Say Copper Mine Co. Can't Escape Permit Suit
• Tribal Water Projects Get $10.6M In Infrastructure Law Funds
• Judge Moves Up Auction Of Surfside Collapse Site
• Utah, Power Cos. Defend EPA Haze Plan Decision At 10th Circ.
• Judge Won't Nix $1.4M Fee Bid For London Firm
• Utility Says Solar Tariff Probe Will Delay Coal Closures
• Social Cost Fight In Carbon Metric Case Is Early, 5th Circ. Told
• Policyholder Gains In Virus Coverage State Trial Court Suits
• Oil And Gas Attorney Duo Rejoins Norton Rose Fulbright
• Senators Press Biden To Speed Up Solar Panel Tariff Probe
• ExxonMobil Sells Romanian Upstream Unit For More Than $1B
• Alto Maipo Ducks Jurisdiction Battle With Del. Ch. 11 Truce
• EV Chargers In Retail Lots Face Zoning, Contract Hurdles
• FCC 'Tax' Critics See Hope In Courts' Nondelegation Revival
• Group Sues Biden Admin. For Species Act Rollback Info
• Sunoco Tells Justices It Faces Catch-22 In $155M Verdict Fight
• Spain Argues NextEra's €291M Award Is Invalid
• 5 Questions That Can Help Law Firms Win RFPs
• Puerto Rico Board Proposes $6.7B Highway Debt Reorg.
• Morningstar Aims To Sunset SEC Ratings Suit In $1.15M Deal
• GE Blocks $17M Drawdown In Algerian Power Plant Spat
• FERC Vetoes Midwest Grid Upgrade Plan For New Power Lines
• BP Unit Owes More In Smelting Site Cleanup, 9th Circ. Told
• How Law Firms Can Employ More Veterans
• Biogas Producer Hits Texas Pipeline Co. With $2.3M Suit
• Winston & Strawn Adds Energy Partner From Willkie Farr