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Project Finance - October, 2022

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• Calif. Greenlights $96M In Climate Projects For Cities, Tribes
• Dem Senator Calls For CFIUS Probe Of Saudi Twitter Stake
• SC County Gets $81M In Votes On Panthers-Tied Ch. 11 Plan
• Okla. Transportation Dept. Sues BIA For Highway Land
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• Green Groups, PacifiCorp Blast EPA Haze Moves At 10th Circ.
• Self-Disclosure In Light Of New CFIUS Penalty Guidelines
• House Dems Seek Probe Of Pebble Mine 'Bait And Switch'
• Penn Station Plan Benefits Vornado Over Public, Suits Say
• Energy Cos. Must Keep Options Open Amid Treaty Turmoil
• Kiowa Tribe Asks To Keep Fort Sill Apache Casino Suit Alive
• 9th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Fight Against Calif. Tribal Wind Farm
• Contractor Says Dominican Republic Liable For $50M Breach
• SC County Seeks Votes On Panthers-Tied Ch. 11 Plan
• Third Border Wall Fraud Suspect Guilty, With Bannon On Deck
• DOI, BLM Sued Over Reupping Trump-Era Oil And Gas Leases
• 5th Circ. Upholds Liberty Mutual's Win Over Oil Spill Coverage
• Truck Co. Says Immigration Fraud Suit Lacks RICO Specificity
• Jury Weighs SDNY Border Wall Fraud Case Against Colo. Man
• 3 Years In, Procurement Collusion Strike Force Hits Its Stride
• Sanctions Bid In Flint Water Suit Denied As 'Nonsensical'
• SDNY Remands Stolen Investment Suit Back To State Court
• Veolia Exec To Be Deposed Over Alleged Flint Juror Targeting
• Biden Admin. Rolls Out $1B For Green School Buses
• FCC Must Put 'People Over Miles,' Tufts Researchers Say
• DC Circ. Mulls Whether Ameren Owes $11.5M In Refunds
• Green Groups Struggle To Prove NEPA Rule Harm At 4th Circ.
• How New Guidelines Reinforce The CFIUS Mandate
• White House Offers No Comment On Musk-CFIUS Rumor
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• Regional Haze Plan Was Sufficient, Wyo. Tells 10th Circ.
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink BG Group, Shell Waterway Fees Ruling
• When CFIUS Leaks Create Leverage
• Michigan AG Won't Give Up On Flint Water Case
• Feds Defend Trespass Claim Against Marathon Petroleum Unit
• EU Criteria Will Help Aviation Finance Sustainability Push
• Bannon Takes Heat As SDNY Border Wall Fraud Retrial Opens
• Solar Investor Says It Can Enforce $28M Award Against Spain
• Supplier In TPC Explosion Case Objects To Ch. 11 Plan
• Fuel Groups Say Calif. Can't Tackle Climate With Vehicle Regs
• FCC Subsidies Need Revamp To Last, Free Market Group Says
• ESG Efforts May Face Cuts Despite Importance, KPMG Says
• Activists, EPA At Odds Over Environmental Justice Decision
• Carbon Cost Loss Won't Stop Red States' Climate Policy Fight
• Calif. Courts Will Decide Oil Co. Climate Nuisance Claims
• Judge Tosses Bid To Resume Transmission Line Construction
• FCC Denies Multiple Bids To Keep Broadband Data Secret
• Feds Went Too Far With Pipeline Valve Rules, DC Circ. Told
• No Evidence NJ Can Leave Waterfront Pact, NY Tells Justices
• How GCs Must Play 'Quarterback' In Carrying Out ESG
• SEC Seeks Early Victory In Proxy Advisory Rule Challenge
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Guidance Needed To Challenge Broadband Maps, FCC Told
• Charter Urges FCC To Act On Utility Pole Upgrade Costs
• Navient Collections Halted, Mallinckrodt Faces $1.6B Suit
• FCC To Aid Tribal Libraries Applying To Broadband Program
• Panthers-Tied Developer Says City Can't Vote On Ch. 11 Plan
• 5th Circ. Ch. 11 Ruling Could Be Good And Bad For Creditors
• 8th Circ. Rejects Red States' Challenge To Carbon Cost Metric
• FERC Increases Scrutiny Of Utility-Investor Ties
• Mont. Laws Restricting Plant Closures Ruled Unconstitutional
• CFIUS Issues First-Ever Penalty Guidelines
• Getting Ready For Inflation Reduction Act's Methane Charges
• Red States Tell DC Circ. Calif.'s Clean Air Act Waiver Must Fall
• Feds Challenge Bid To Vacate Ex-Cuomo Aide's Conviction
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• GE Wants New Siemens IP Trial, Calling Verdict 'Inconsistent'
• Sinopec Unit Says It Already Paid $20.7M Award
• Rural Broadband Org Backs Plan To Revamp Buildout Subsidy
• Red State AGs Target Big Banks' Climate Goals
• Oil And Gas Price Jumps Aren't Swaying Leery Lenders
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Texas Tax Talk: Previewing 2023 Legislative Priorities
• Canada Says $2.5B Claim Over Seismic Data Must Be Axed
• La. Enviro Dept. Belongs In Pollution Suit, 5th Circ. Finds
• 5th Circ. Keeps La. Pollution Suit In State Court
• Calif.'s Carbon Cuts Could Be Wiped Out By Wildfires
• DOI To Auction Wind Leases Off California Coast
• Wis. Judge Says Pipeline Shutdown Plans Admissible
• PennDOT, NAACP Disagree On Highway Project's Impact
• 3 Firms Steer BP's $4.1B Archaea Energy Takeover
• Duke Energy, Rival Settle Contract Row After Attorneys Quit
• Ga. Hospitality District Developers Settle $22M Delay Case
• 5th Circ. Says Solvent Debtor Owes Pre-Ch. 11 Interest Rate
• Energy Cos. Again Take Fight With Baltimore To High Court
• Think Tank Backs Justices' Review Of FERC Pipeline Powers
• Exxon Says Cuban Co. Can't Escape Expropriation Suit
• FCC Told To Reject 'Disparate Impact' In Digital Redlining
• FCC Dem Calls Spectrum Policy Key To Economic Future
• Alex Jones' Billion-Dollar Penance, Puerto Rico Prunes Debt
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• Munich Re's Oil Exit Boosts ESG Efforts, Insurance Pros Say
• Energy Trade Group Wants To Join Oil & Gas Leasing Suit
• 2nd Circ. Taps NY Court In $1.9B Venezuelan Bond Dispute
• Climate Disclosures Could Slow IPO Plans, SEC Panel Told
• Minority Farmers Say US Broke Promise Of Financial Aid
• Industry Groups Say DOE Hasn't Justified New Boiler Rule
• EPA Proposes Strengthening 'Fugitive Emissions' Regulations
• CSX Seeks Seizure Of Tugboat, Barge After Bridge Crash
• Enviro Groups Sue To Halt Beltway Toll Lane Project
• Biden Designates Colo.'s Camp Hale As A National Monument
• FirstEnergy Disputes Investor's Challenge To $180M Deal
• GSA Wants Crowley Suit Challenging Audit Authority Tossed
• ArcelorMittal Settles $1.4B Steel Firm Arbitration Award Fight
• Puerto Rico Highway Authority Gets OK For Debt Plan
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• FCC To Open Filing Window For Internet Program In Nov.
• Calif. Tribe To Get $350K To Help Businesses Cut Pollution
• Youths Say High Court Abortion Ruling Supports Climate Case
• NTIA Has Spent More Than $1B For Tribal Internet So Far
• Snell & Wilmer Boosts Seattle Bankruptcy, RE Presence
• Cable Group Outlines Ideal BEAD Process For Broadband
• DC Circ. Mulls Waiver Authority In Md. Dam Licensing Fight
• Permitting Reform: Electric Transmission Implications
• Challenge To FCC's Subsidy Fees Expands To 11th Circ.
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• One-Fifth Of US Households Are Without Internet, NTIA Says
• Amerisure Fights Covering Construction Co. In Crane Row
• Army Corps Escapes Chippewa's Enbridge Pipeline Challenge
• Feds Ask DC Circ. To Revive Obama-Era Logging Rules
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud, Jones Asks For New Hire
• Native Communities At Heart Of New US Arctic Strategy
• Tribal Elders Ask High Court To Undo Highway Ruling
• NJ Construction Co. Settles Out Of Turnpike FCA Suit
• Justices' Clean Water Act Queries Hint At Search For Balance
• FCC Set To Open Probe Into 12.7 GHz Revamp
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Dilworth Paxson Adds Experienced Bond Counsel In Philly
• DOL Says Ukraine War Didn't Spike Biz's Gas Worker Needs
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• ND Says DAPL Protest Testimony Goes Beyond Army Corps
• EPA Releases Climate Plans For Air, Water, Other Offices
• An Animal Cruelty Case Could Create Chaos For Clean Energy
• Ill. Court Rejects Proposed Path For Obama Center Appeal
• Akerman Adds Partner To North Carolina Real Estate Practice
• Slow EPA Approvals Impair State Carbon Storage Plans
• Ga. Justices Hint County's Spaceport Referendum Suit Is Moot
• 11th Circ. Precedent Up For Debate In Guatemala Award Fight
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• 'Add-Back' Lease Ruling Must Be Undone, Texas Justices Told
• Agrify Botched Marquee Mass. Cannabis Project, Suit Says
• Chippewa Tribe Slams Enbridge Over Bid To Exclude Experts
• 2 Firms Seek OK Of $1.8M Fee In Pipeline Suit Deal Redo
• FERC Should Hear Gasoline Blending Dispute, 3rd Circ. Rules
• War Continues To Complicate Ukrainian Refinery Award Feud
• Exxon Escapes Permian Basin Investor Class Action, For Now
• Ex-NBA Star Says DFW Airport Lied In Sports Complex Deal
• Michigan Officials Dodge Felonies Over Flint Conduct
• NTIA Seeking To Waive 'Buy America' For Middle-Mile Program
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• Billionaire Bros. Can't Dodge $2.5B LA Hotel Project Suit
• High Court Won't Review Suit Over Raiders' Oakland Exit
• EPA's Permitting FAQ Goes Beyond The Letter Of The Law
• High Court Struggles With Unclear Clean Water Act Limits
• Co-Owner Of Bid-Rigging ​​​​​​​Insulation Firm Sentenced To 1 Year
• High Court Wants DOJ Input Over Climate Suit Remand