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Project Finance - January, 2024

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• Solar CEO Says Feds Skimped On Offshore Wind Farm Review
• Biden Climate Team Gains New Int'l Aide, EPA Air Leader
• Raymond James Can't Avoid Bankruptcy Trust's Bond Claims
• 11th Circ. Weighs Legality Of Grant Contest For Black Women
• Feds Urged To Adopt EV Battery Tracing For Tax Credit Rules
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• Tribes, Enviro Orgs. Try To Join Tongass Roadless Rule Fight
• Power Cos. Tell 3rd Circ. FERC Was Locked Into Auction Rules
• Treasury Aims To Finish Credit Monetization Rules In 2024
• Timber Co. Says Seller 'Twisting' Words In Carbon Offset Fight
• DC Judge Hints At Tossing 2020 Fla. Enviro Review Transfer
• Texas Justice Asks If Uri Pricing Kept State Out Of 'Stone Ages'
• Holtec, Firm Fined $5M Over NJ Tax Credit Applications
• 6th Circ. Backs Antero's Win In Oil Royalties Breach Suit
• FERC Can't Justify Grid Upgrade Cost Order, NY Utilities Say
• Texas Oil Regulators Want Court Fight Over EPA Methane Rule
• Feds, Tesoro Question Landowners' Bid To Join Pipeline Fight
• EB-5 Investors Can Probe Atty Accounts In Settlement Search
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Early Designs For Road Project Naturally Flawed, Jury Hears
• Green Groups Oppose Extension Of Mont. Coal Mine Analysis
• Justices Set March Arguments In Tribal Healthcare Dispute
• International Arbitration Expert Rejoins Curtis In Geneva
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• Black-Led VC Fund Case Could Hinge On Nature Of Grants
• Locke Lord Accused Of Playing 'Cat And Mouse' To Avoid Suit
• Ex-OpenSea Staffer Case May Clarify When Info Is Property
• EPA Wrongly Approved Flawed Colo. Air Plan, 10th Circ. Told
• EU Investment Plans Play To US Nat'l Security Concerns
• Enviro Group Launches New Bid To Block Colo. Water Project
• Dissolved Biomed Co. Aims To Bar Ex-CEO's Credit Bid In Del.
• Biden Stokes LNG Uncertainty With Export Review Pause
• DC Circ. Balks At Overturning FCC's Subsidy Fee System
• Paxton Says Barclays Can't Participate In Texas Bond Market
• Real Estate Authority: A New Tallest Tower?
• What R&W Insurance Access Means For Small-Cap M&A
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• Don't Tax Broadband Deployment Money, Telecom Groups Say
• Biden Admin Pauses LNG Reviews Over Climate Concerns
• Judge Rejects Late Concession, Despite Possibly Absurd Trial
• DC Circ. Unsure About Wading Into PR Bay Dredging Fight
• FERC Won't Halt Work On Texas LNG Export Terminal
• Investors Call Prison 'The Only Solution' For Collection Bid
• Parsing Treasury's Proposed Clean Hydrogen Tax Credit Rules
• Locke Lord Welcomes Offshore Wind Pro In DC
• Calif. Judge Says States' Trump Water Rule Challenge Is Moot
• Caps, Wizards Owner Defends Plan To Move Teams To Virginia
• Fieldfisher Adds Arbitration Pro With Spanish Partner Hire
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• PG&E Judge Voices 'Frustration' At Atty Arguing Counsel Bid
• EU Proposes New Foreign Investment And Trade Policies
• Bid To Swap Chevron For An Old Standby Raises Doubts
• La. Wins Injunction Against EPA On Disparate Impact Rules
• Viasat Wrong To Oppose Starlink Funding Petition, FCC Told
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NJ Utility Regulator Awards 2 Offshore Wind Contracts
• Wash. Justices Scrutinize Arb. Award's Role In Future Suits
• Appeals Board Says Feds Forfeited 'Sum Certain' Arguments
• ISP Appeals FCC's Denial Of $49M In Rural Broadband Funds
• AECOM Says Contractor's $5M Pretrial Concession 'Too Late'
• PG&E Beats $2.5B Negligence Suit Over Blackouts At 9th Circ.
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• Verrill Adds New Energy, Telecom Partner To Boston Office
• Ex-Cognizant Exec Says 2nd Bribe Evidence Essential To Defense
• Court Will Rethink Tribes' Claims In Railroad Dispute
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• DC Circ. Mulls Enforcing $486M Award Against Djibouti
• Iowa County's CO2 Pipeline Rules Are Preempted, Judge Told
• World Cup Workers' Abuse Claims Are Misdirected, US Co. Says
• Utilities Seek To Lower Cost Of FCC Pole Replacement Rule
• ESG Around The World: Canada
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• FTC Probing Occidental's $12B CrownRock Deal
• Holland & Knight Brings On Greenspoon Public Finance Pros
• Feds, States To Split Argument Time For EPA Smog Plan
• Crypto Software Developer Terraform Files For Ch. 11
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Treasury Targeting Year's End For 2nd Round Of Green Credits
• Lima Takes Dispute Over Arbitrator Complaint To DC Circ.
• Convertible Bonds Gain Momentum Amid Elevated Rates
• Trends That Will Shape The Construction Industry In 2024
• Feds To Turn To 9th Circ. To Swat Down Kids' Climate Suit
• After Watershed Year, Clean Hydrogen Faces New Challenges
• Bracewell Gets Ex-Deloitte, Alliantgroup Atty For Its Tax Group
• A Potential Proactive Tool For Public-Private Joint Ventures
• Ariz. Tribes Say Power Line Project OK Imperils Sacred Areas
• King & Spalding Adds Bechtel Energy In-House Atty In Texas
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Biz, Insurer Settle $10.5M Military School Construction Dispute
• SD Sioux Tribe Vying For FCC Universal Service Recognition
• Dems Say DAPL Review Falling Short For Climate, Tribes
• Green Group Backs Mich. In Pipeline Challenge Venue Spat
• Grid Planning Policy Overhaul Is Imminent, FERC Chair Says
• More New Yorkers Jump Into Congestion Pricing Fray
• US Sanctions Emirati Shipper For Oil Price Cap Violations
• Will Justices Settle Decades-Old Split On Arbitrator Conflicts?
• FERC Actions Signal Concern Over Investors' Utility Stakes
• Judge Denies Bid To Halt 'Cop City' Over Pollution Claims
• Construction Co. To Pay $2.3M Over Solar Farm CWA Claims
• DOJ Asks 4th Circ. For Another Shot After Bid-Rigging Flip
• Brazilian Co. Seeks $73M Award Chinese Co. Wants Tossed
• Broadband Groups Want Fewer Historic Preservation Hurdles
• Foley Hoag Attys Scolded For Delay In Peruvian Highway Case
• Mayors Call On Congress To Renew FCC Broadband Subsidy
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Dechert Hires Longtime Eversheds Sutherland Partner In DC
• Mont. High Court Won't Halt Kids' Win In Climate Suit
• DC Circ. Signals Mining Dereg Ruling Will Be Text-Based
• Osage Nation Asks FCC Again For 'Eligible' Telecom Status
• NJ Rips Feds, NYC Over 'Unconstitutional' Congestion Pricing
• Viasat Opposes Revisiting FCC Denial Of Starlink Rural Funds
• US, Fla. Ask Court To Not Block Permit Decisions
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• Feds Say LNG-By-Rail Rule Was Done By The Book
• FCC Telecom Subsidy Nearing High Court Showdown
• EPA, Blue States Jump To Defend Expanded Water Power Rule
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• EPA Unveils Methane Emissions Fee For Oil & Gas Sector
• Securities Class Actions Show No Signs of Slowing In 2024
• Tax Bonus Rules Create A Clean Energy Contracting Crunch
• Up Next At High Court: Chevron Deference, Corp. Filings
• New Climate Cost Estimate A Bullseye On EPA Methane Rule
• Skadden, Fried Frank Guide BlackRock On $12.5B GIP Buy
• Wind Farm Co. Wants In On Whale Disruption Permit Appeal
• FCC Told Remote Tribal Areas Are 'Special Case' For Funds
• Ruling Would Destroy DOI's Land Trust Limits, Casinos Say
• Feds Seek More Time To Fix Mont. Coal Mine Analysis
• ​​​FCC Sets Feb. 7 Deadline For Broadband Discount Enrollment
• Pot Co. Quit Paying Investor And Misstated Sales, Suit Says
• Disney Says 11th Circ. Decision Strengthens Free Speech Suit
• Judge Exits Congestion Pricing Cases After Pol Flags NJ Ties
• Tax Pro Jumps To V&E After Stints With Tesla, Shearman
• NY Court Mulls How To Define Validity In Sovereign Debt Case
• 10th Circ. Urged To Keep National Monuments Designation
• Oil Terminal Permit Needs Harder Look, Groups Tell 5th Circ.
• Bill Filed To Fund FCC's Broadband Subsidy At $7B
• Native Owners Again Seek To Intervene In ND Pipeline Row
• Treasury Mulls Extensive Input On Direct Pay, Transfer Rules
• EPA's Water Leader To Step Down After Busy Tenure
• Power Cos. Urge DC Circ. To Scrap EPA Coal Ash Rule
• How DOI Aims To Modernize Resource Damage Assessments
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• Watchdog Finds EPA Financial Reporting Was Off By Billions
• FINRA Report Urges Firms To Do Their Crypto Due Diligence
• Uncertainty Bedevils FCC's Dwindling Broadband Benefit Fund
• SpaceX Blasts Lynk's Satellite Mobile Coverage Proposal
• Feds Can't Remand Suit Over Gulf Of Mexico Oil Review
• Judge Allows Investors To Add Claims In Cabot Fracking Suit
• River Authority Says Private Co. Is Skirting Competition Costs
• 5 Securities Litigation Issues To Watch In 2024
• Cities Say Texas River Authority Required To Mediate Fee Row
• Army Corps Seeks To End Suit Over Gold Mine Permit
• DC Circ. Seeks US Input On Foreign Award Question
• Citing 'Plutonium Plume,' Enviro Groups Fight Colo. Trail
• Local Gov'ts Press FCC To Change Cable Franchise Fee Rules
• FCC Says Funding A Major Factor Hindering 'Rip And Replace'
• Tribes Withdraw Appeal Seeking To Halt Nev. Lithium Mine
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• PE Firm Buys $400M Minority Stake In Brazilian Energy Co.
• Growing Green Tech Demand Spells Trouble For Groundwater
• ESG Around The World: South Africa
• Justices Snub Alaska's Effort To Revive Pebble Mine Project
• Justices Pass On Fight Over NJ Pier Project Loan
• Justices Reject Fresh Bid To Review Climate Change Torts
• Missouri Must Face SIFMA Challenge To Anti-ESG Rules
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Objections To Rate-Rigging Class Cert. Too Late, Judge Says
• Jump Trading Beats Claims Stablecoin Wasn't Stable, For Now
• 3 Power Rulings Change Outlook For Transmission Cos.
• Tribal Healthcare Dispute Could Upend Law, Justices Told
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• Locke Lord Says NJ Is No Place For Oil Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• Engineers Can't Stop Review Of Collapsed Bridge Info
• Logan Paul Sues 'Con Artist' Co-Defendants In NFT Fraud Suit
• Fla. Firm Sued Over Soured $20M Investment In Satellite Co.
• Environmental Justice: A 2023 Recap And 2024 Forecast
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Challenge To NJ Airport Improvements
• Helium Producer To Go Public Via $90M SPAC Merger
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• Wachtell-Led APA To Buy Callon Petroleum For $4.5B
• Feds Urge 1st Circ. To Nix Vineyard Wind 1 Challenge
• Colo. Judge Won't Stop State Suit Over Toll Lanes Project
• NC Landowner Says Delay Voided Verizon Cell Tower Lease
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• Insurer Scores Partial Win In Contractor Project Cost Suit
• Equinor, BP Scrap Offshore Wind Farm Deal With NY
• Chilean Wind Power Co. Gets OK For Prepack Reorg Plan
• Willkie Adds Energy Leader From Shearman In Houston
• Space Broadband SPAC Investors Launch Suit In Chancery
• Panthera Unit Targeting India Over Rejected Gold Mine
• EPA's New Maui Guidance Draws Requests For More Clarity
• NTIA Guidance On Deployment Projects Called 'Positive Step'
• Feds Lose Bid To End Kids' Climate Suit
• IRS Floats Initial Domestic Content Relief For Energy Credits
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Pipeline Project Asks Court For Access To Harris County Land
• NTIA Backs FCC Plan To Examine Broadband Affordability
• After Headwinds, 2024 May See Offshore Wind Momentum
• Chancery Dissolves Biomed Co. For 'Egregious' Conduct
• Mill Redevelopment Deal Was Valid, NC Appeals Court Rules
• Charting The Course For Digital Assets In 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
• DC Circuit Cases To Watch In 2024
• ​​​​​​​The Top Telecom Developments To Watch In 2024
• Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch In 2024
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2024
• New Jersey Legislation To Watch In 2024
• Biggest Environmental Regulations To Watch In 2024
• Energy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2024
• Biggest Environmental Cases To Watch In 2024