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Project Finance - September, 2022

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• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• 10th Circ. Returns $464M Dam Project Fight To District Court
• Energy Cos. Pin Duty On W.Va. In Unplugged Wells Suit
• How Crypto Miners Can Support A Cleaner Energy System
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• Southern Co. Ends Fight With Ga. Nuclear Plant Partner
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• Bipartisan Bill Would Stop Taxation Of Broadband Grants
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 3 Things To Watch At High Court Wetlands Oral Arguments
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• Md. Climate Change Suits Can Stay In State Court
• Shipping Group Calls Puerto Rico Jones Act Waiver Unlawful
• Trina Says TotalEnergies Must Arbitrate $100M Suit
• Feds See Closer Spectrum Coordination Effort As Working
• Fed. Court Not Right For Texas Power Price Suit, 5th Circ. Told
• Experts Say GOP Wins Would Hike Broadband Oversight
• TPC Group Resolves Objections To $450M Rights Offerings
• 5 Considerations When Seeking Federal EV Funding
• Sens. Grapple With How To Do Outbound Investment Review
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• Feds' New Eagle Rule Aims To Help Wind Projects, Save Birds
• Netflix Urges Ga. Judges To Reject Franchise Fee Attempt
• Fastener Co. Fights Feds Over Steel Security Tariff Bonds
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Puerto Rico Hurricane Recovery Amplifies Jones Act Scrutiny
• Indigenous Communities Acquire $822M Stake In 7 Pipelines
• Regulatory Changes That May Affect Investments In Wireless
• DC Circ. Questions Data For EPA Air Pollution Rule Revamp
• EPA's New Enviro Justice Office Brings Change, Tensions
• States Urge 5th Circ. To Revive Border Wall Construction
• Energy Cos. Want Wage Arbitration Moved To Puerto Rico
• 10th Circ. Asked To Clarify Atty Fee Ruling In EB-5 Suit
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• Feds Finalize Duties On 4 Countries' Oil, Gas Piping Goods
• Ohio High Court Won't Review $30M Award Over Toxic Dump
• Contractor Urges 11th Circ. To Uphold Win In Race Bias Suit
• Pipeline Co. Says Feds Can't Countersue For Trespassing
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Says PREPA Talks Ideas Won't Work
• Mining Co. Faces Another Blow To Rare Earth Project
• Oil Lease Sale Backers Paint 'Distorted Picture,' DC Circ. Told
• Tech Needs To Pay 'Fair Share,' FCC Republican Tells EU
• Oglala Sioux Tribe Seeks DC Circ. Redo In Mine Permit Row
• What's At Stake In Court Split Over Foreign Bribery Charges
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• 9th Circ. Revives Fight Allowing Water For Trout Migration
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• 9th Circ. Ruling Backs Tossing Of Wind Farm Suit, Feds Say
• FERC Proposal Conflicts With 'Major Questions' Doctrine
• Narragansett Tribe Fights RI's Bid To Escape Highway Suit
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Exxon Bid To Shift Climate Suit To Fed. Court
• Boy Scouts Appeals Roll In, Alex Jones Ch. 11 Attys Nixed
• Attys Secure $80M Fee Award In Calif. Oil Spill Settlement
• Green Groups Blast FERC Power Market Plan Approvals
• Ballard Spahr Adds Veteran Real Estate Atty In Minneapolis
• FERC Officials Are Lukewarm Over Grid Cybersecurity Perks
• Mediators Urge Deadline For Puerto Rico Utility Reorg Plan
• EPA GC Tells Attorneys To Expect Climate Action
• Biden Order's New Lens Puts Foreign Transactions In Focus
• 9th Circ. Revives Trump-Era Endangered Species Rollbacks
• Insurer Says Construction Co. Not Covered In Wage Theft Row
• TPC Must Let All Creditors Reject Releases In Ch. 11 Vote
• NYC Property Fund Manager Gets 4 Years For Fraud
• Ex-Alstom Exec's 2nd FCPA Acquittal Limits Agency Theories
• Manchin Unveils Permitting Reform To Reluctant Congress
• Rhode Island Truck Tolls Struck Down As Discriminatory
• Insurers Wrongly Denied COVID Claim, Del. Justices Told
• How COVID Has Changed Project Development And Finance
• Ariz. Gov. Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Suit Over COVID Funds
• Satellite Operators Seek Waiver Option In Space Debris Rule
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• Sugar Co. Says Fla. Is Proper Venue For Cuban Port Case
• Squire Patton Adds Commercial Disputes Pro From Eversheds
• Wash. Mine Accused Of Over 4,000 Clean Water Act Violations
• FERC Says Law Backs Its Defense Of Power Market Rule
• ArcelorMittal Keeps $1.4B Award Fight With Essar In NY
• FCC Allows Lynk's Plan For 10 Near-Earth Satellites
• How EU Plan Would Cut Red Tape To Boost Green Hydrogen
• Group Asks Justices To End 'Musical Chairs' In Pipeline Case
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• Oilfield Investors Say Mexico Owes $200M For Axed Contracts
• Chicago Developers Will Pay $27.5M To End EB-5 Fraud Fight
• Judge Told Nev. Power Plant Threatens Endangered Toad
• Bondholders Seek Receivership For Puerto Rico Utility
• DC Circ. Asked To Revisit 'Catch-22' Toss Of FERC Challenge
• Va. Judge Dismisses Youths' Climate Change Lawsuit
• Interior Says Inflation Reduction Act Moots Oil Lease Fight
• No Inflation Act Boost For EPA Power Over Greenhouse Gases
• Judge Asks For Delay Of Panthers-Tied Ch. 11 Plan Hearing
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• O'Melveny Adds Financial Crimes Deputy Chief As Partner
• Jackson Residents Sue Over Water Failure
• New CFIUS Order Will Prompt Broader Investment Scrutiny
• Climate Suit Over Shell Fuel Facility Can Proceed, Judge Says
• NTIA Criticized For Credit Requirement In Broadband Plan
• Puerto Rico Tries To Claw Back Bond Payments To Banks
• Tribal Lands Need More Broadband Help, FCC Told
• Pa. GOP Can't Challenge Fracking Ban, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Transformer Group Co-Founder Joins Pierce Atwood In DC
• Nigeria Wins Doc Bid For English Trial In $10B Award Fight
• Democrats Aim To Support Digital Equity With New Nonprofit
• La. Judge Wipes Out Air Permits For Petrochemical Project
• 5th Circ. Says Phillips 66 And Shell Unit Must Pay Harbor Dues
• MVP: Skadden's Julia Czarniak
• Basketball Hall Of Fame Seeks Coverage For Renovation Suit
• 3rd Circ. Unmoved By Nuns' Religious Challenge To Pipeline
• Biden Beefs Up Nat'l Security Evals For Foreign Investments
• €190M Award Fans Flames Against Investor-State Arbitration
• Texas Aims To Take Charge Of Carbon Capture Projects
• Offshore Wind Developer Wants $333M For Scrapped Contract
• US Indicts 3 Iranians In Massive Hacking, Ransom Scheme
• Loews Defends Baker Botts' Boardwalk Pipeline Opinion
• White House Details $2B Biotech Supply Chain Initiative
• Minn. Sheriff Illegally Blocked Pipeline Protesters, Judge Says
• SEC Fines Firm For Failing To Register As Municipal Adviser
• DC Circ. Questions Challenge To $45B Alaskan LNG Project
• Hydrogen Sector Needs More Regulatory Certainty
• Judge Revokes Mojave Desert Water Pipeline Permit
• Pa. Court Considers Time Limit For Challenging Regulations
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• MVP: Shearman's Dan Feldman
• SEC Hits 4 Firms In First-Ever Muni Bond Disclosure Cases
• Spanish Co. Can't Get Tribunal Prez DQ'd In Argentina Claim
• FCC Republican Backs Starlink Appeal Of Rural Funds Denial
• Cuba-Owned Co. Says It's Immune From Exxon Suit
• Locke Lord Hires Project Finance Pro From Dorsey & Whitney
• Interior Dept. Proposes Revamping Offshore Safety Regs
• Potential Speed Bumps In Road To Calif.'s 2035 EV Target
• MVP: Morrison Foerster's Greg Smith
• Del. Judge Gives Bankrupt TPC More Time For Creditor Talks
• Dropped FCPA Case Holds Key Reminder For Defense Attys
• Spain Says Solar Investor Can't Enforce $28.5M Award
• US Trustee Blows Whistle On Panthers-Tied Ch. 11 Plans
• 10th Circ. Reboots Chinese Investors' Suit Over EB-5 Deal
• SpaceX Appeals FCC Denial Of Rural Broadband Subsidies
• Decarbonizing Crypto Mining With Nuclear Power
• DOI Told To Revive Solenex Oil Lease After 'Kafkaesque' Delay
• Shumaker Taps 2 Fla. Attys To Lead New Public Sector Group
• MVP: Kirkland's Rob Eberhardt
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• 9th Circ. Backs Tribes' Immunity To Water Use Suit
• Energy Orgs Say No Place For Green Groups In Oil Lease Row
• How Inflation Reduction Act Will Lift Offshore Wind Projects
• Amplify Pays $18M To End Criminal Cases Over Pipeline Spill
• MVP: Covington's Agnieszka Klich
• Former Contech Exec Gets 18 Months For Bid-Rigging
• EU OKs $650M Daimler, BlackRock, NextEra Truck Project
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• Peru Says Miami Gold Trader's $124M Claim Must Be Tossed
• Chinese Co. Can't Appeal Ruling In Djibouti Port Project Case
• Power Cos. Blast FERC Role In Power Market Rule Fight
• Line 5 Pipeline Can Stay Open For Now, Despite Tribe's Wins
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• Feds Can't Appeal Immunity Ruling In Flint Water Suit
• Feds Fight Groups' Bid to Halt Pa. Highway Project
• CORRECTED: New Tax Credits For Renewables Should Offer Investors Relief
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aurora, Deutsche Bahn, Greek Airport
• Gorsuch Denies Sunoco's Bid To Stall $155M Judgment
• GE Banned From Selling Wind Turbines Infringing Siemens' IP
• Texas Businessman Looks To Exit Mexico Man's RICO Suit
• Groups Say FERC Shouldn't Give More Time To Gas Projects
• SC City Sues Firm Tied To Carolina Panthers For $20M
• Inflation Reduction Act A Boon To Hydrogen, Carbon Capture
• FCC Urged To Move Ahead To Subsidize School Bus Wi-Fi
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• Greenberg Traurig Expands Long Island Land Use Practice
• K&L Gates Clean Energy Projects Atty Jumps To Baker Botts
• O'Melveny Grows Energy Bench In DC With DLA Piper Atty
• Three Firms Head Up $5.2B Gas Assets Purchase By EQT
• FCC Urged To Expand Rural Broadband Incentives
• EPA Says It Got Texas, Colorado Ozone Designations Right
• Developers Slam Enviro Challenge To Calif. Wetlands Project
• DC Circ. Won't Budge From Calif. Hydropower Permit Ruling
• TPC Pauses Disclosure Hearing For Settlement Talks
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• PFAS Superfund Hazard Designation Would Inflate Cos.' Costs
• Pair Accused Of Marshall Atoll Bribe Scheme In Plea Talks
• New Broadband Maps Expected By Nov., FCC Chief Says
• Judge Backs Postponement Of Wyoming Oil Lease Sales
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• Reed Smith Hires Fangda Arbitration Lawyer From Hong Kong
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Rhode Island Wants Out Of Narragansett Tribe's Highway Suit
• McCarthy Departs Top WH Climate Job As Podesta Signs On
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• FERC Urged To Smash State Grid Construction Law Barriers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Akin Gump Adds Project Finance, Energy Atty From Bracewell
• Ex-Cuomo Aide Tells Justices Corruption Verdict 'Blurred' Law
• Calif. Tackles Climate With Last-Minute Legislation Blitz
• Illinois Top Recipient Of FCC's $792M Rural Spending Plan
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• New Constitution In Chile Would Affect Infrastructure Projects
• Reinsurers Fight GE Arb. Bid In $28M Turbine Damage Dispute
• 6 Texas Cases To Watch This Fall