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Project Finance - April, 2024

131 articles

• Final Biden Enviro Review Regs Puts Onus On Agencies
• DC Circ. Axes Challenges To FERC Gulf Pipeline Approval
• 5th Circ. Backs La. Enviro Dept. In Gas Facility Permit Dispute
• Could 'General Average' Apply To The Key Bridge Crash?
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• 6th Circ. Revives Co.'s Malpractice Suit Against Ohio Firm
• US, Tribes Defend Water Rule Against States', Biz Groups' Suit
• Dentons, Boies Schiller Hit With $300M Fraud Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• IRS To Open $6B 2nd Round Of Advanced Energy Tax Credits
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Senate Bill Would Vet FCC Rural Program Applicants
• 4 Takeaways From Final EPA Power Plant Rules
• Rail Group Sues Minnesota Over New Hazmat Safety Fee Law
• Panama Canal Project Fight Sent Back To Chancery
• Ga. Residents Want In On $300M Monkey Farm Fight
• Wave Of Final Rules Reflects Race Against CRA Deadline
• Freshfields Guides PE Giant CVC Capital's Upsized $2.1B IPO
• Criminal Defendants Should Have Access To Foreign Evidence
• McDermott Judge U-Turns, Says Some Investors Deserve Cert.
• Atty Sued For Malpractice Can't Rep His Firm, Ex-Client Says
• Biden Permitting Reform To Fast-Track Power Line Approvals
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 3 Things Attys Should Know About Pa.'s $48B Spending Plan
• Treasury Finalizes Rules On Sales Of Green Energy Credits
• World Cup Workers' Abuse Suit Still Falls Short, US Cos. Say
• Feds Plan 12 Offshore Wind Lease Sales Through 2028
• FPL Asks Court To Decertify Class Over Irma Power Outages
• Congress Didn't OK FCC's 'Disparate Impact' Ban, Critics Say
• DOE Funding And Cargo Preference Compliance: Key Points
• Biden Admin Closes $362M Loan To Texas EV-Wiring Maker
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Seller Fights Lender Over First Dibs On $3 Million Property
• FCC Fines AT&T, Internet Co. For Discussing Auction Bids
• Group Backs Net Neutrality, But Not Fees On Broadband
• With Power Rules On Deck, EPA Awards $7B In Solar Grants
• Feds Say $1M Fine Is Fair In Washington Dam Settlement
• Oregon Judge Won't Delay Youth Climate Trial
• NY Nixes Power Deals With Trio Of Offshore Wind Projects
• Biden Administration Sharply Limits Drilling In Alaska Arctic
• Assigning Liability In Key Bridge Collapse May Be Challenging
• NY Scraps Proposal Impacting Local Broadband Networks
• School, Library Supporters Call FCC Wi-Fi Plan Cost Effective
• FERC To Reveal Final Grid-Planning Policy Revamp
• What FERC's Disclosure Demands Mean For Cos., Investors
• Admiral Balks At Covering Menendez Ally In Pollution Suit
• Ariz. Coyotes Deactivated In Deal Giving Utah New NHL Team
• States, Biz Groups Back Fight Over DOE Furnace Rules
• FERC Won't Rethink Pacific Northwest Gas Project Approval
• Longtime Nossaman Infrastructure Pro Joins Norton Rose
• Ariz. Tribes Lose Bid To Block SunZia Power Line Project
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DC Circ. Grills EPA On Nixing Refiners' Biofuel Exemptions
• DOE Aims To Wrap LNG Review By Year-End, Granholm Says
• Broadband Subsidy Backers Seek To Force House Vote
• Virginia Judge Tosses State Broadband Law Challenge
• EPA Urges 5th Circ. To Back Win In Texas Air Quality Suit
• GSA's Carbon-Free Power Plan: Tips For Electricity Suppliers
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Exxon Seeks $1.8B Tax Refund As Qatar Deal Trial Opens
• Baltimore Taps DiCello Levitt, Saltz Mongeluzzi For Key Bridge
• Energy Community Tax Credit Boost Will Benefit Wind Sector
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices Skip Appeal Over $36M Sanction In TM Case
• DOI Sews Up Overhaul Of Oil Leasing Regs And Rates
• Mediation Not Required In River Authority Price Hike Row
• SEC Says Developer Pulled EB-5 Funds From Nursing Homes
• Tribes Look To Overturn Enbridge's Line 5 Mich. Tunnel Permit
• Wash. Justices Side With EB-5 Firm Over Arbitration Award
• Pacific Pipeline To Pay Calif. Landowners $70M Over Oil Spill
• DOI Lowers Fees For Solar, Wind Projects On Public Lands
• An Energy Industry Case Study In Expropriation Risk
• Judge Recommends State Court For Ore. County Climate Suit
• EPA Says Colo. Air Pollution Plan Approval Was Proper
• US Sends Mixed Messages In Enbridge Line 5 Pipeline Dispute
• Texas Panel Seeks Evidence In $1M Real Estate Quagmire
• Wash. Tribe Says $1M Fine Not Enough To Settle CWA Claims
• Spain To Face Claim Over Nixed Uranium Processing Plant
• Spain Can't Nix €28 Million Renewables Award
• FCC Urged To Wait For BEAD Fund Awards Before 5G Auction
• Rural Project Winners Say 'Harsh' Realities Justify Amnesty
• Class Attys Seek Big Payday For $100M Pattern Energy Deal
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• Crypto Booster Says $1B SEC Fraud Suit Offends Free Speech
• Ex-Ohio Utility Chair Dies As Criminal Charges Mount
• What's In The Norfolk Southern $600M Derailment Deal
• Nikola Investors' SPAC Fraud Suit Moves Ahead
• FCC Decision On Subsidy Fund Likely Tough To Unravel
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 7th Circ. Won't Demolish Obama Center Approval
• Mich. Regulators' Fraud Fears Are 'Nonsense,' Developer Says
• Tribes Say Army Corps Mistakes Their Claims In 5th Circ. Row
• Simpson Thacher Adds Milbank Energy Atty In LA
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• DC Circ. Says Gov't Changing Its Defense In Chinese Visa Row
• Baltimore Bridge: Biden's Visit, Recovery, Supply Chain
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Miner Faces Mounting Financial Woes After Failed Arbitration
• Nixon Peabody Adds 2 Attys From Hinckley Allen In Boston
• Ex-Cognizant Execs' Trial Moved Over Atty Schedule Woes
• 5th Circ. Won't Touch Texas Oil Export Terminal License
• NY Congestion Pricing Judge Pleads For Predictability
• ND Judge Tosses DAPL Protester's Claims Against Police
• Crypto Bank, Chair Blast FTX Investors' 'Gatling Gun' Claims
• Broadband Providers Won't Pay Into Telecom Subsidy Fund
• NTIA Knocks Out Enviro Hurdles For Broadband Permitting
• MLB's Athletics To Play In Sacramento Before Move To Vegas
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• Streamlined Mine Regulation Is Key For The Energy Transition
• Surfside, Fla., Condo Collapse Victims To Get Additional $4.8M
• Project Owners Eager To Sell Energy Tax Credits, Report Says
• Hawaii Bio Power Co. Can't Add Merger-Based Antitrust Claims
• Roadless Rule Doesn't Suit The Tongass, Alaska, Allies Argue
• Insurer Wants $38M For Covering Unfinished Road Jobs
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• How 3 Unfolding Cases Could Affect The Energy Industry
• Broker Says Developer Won't Pay Finder's Fee On $24M Loan
• How IRA Unlocks Green Energy Investments For Tribes
• Skanska Inks $1.4B Contract To Replace Seattle Bridge
• Ohio Regulator Urges Justices To Review FERC Deadlock Rule
• Another Judge Says Feds Overstepped With GHG Rule
• 20 Republican-Led States Urge Justices To Ax Climate Suits
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• RICO Claims Fail In Suit Against Developer, Judge Says
• NY Bill Threatens Public Broadband Networks, Advocates Say
• FCC Grants Extensions To 6 Carriers Under 'Rip And Replace'
• Investors Group Says New EB-5 Guidance Violates APA
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• SunZia Power Line Challenge Is Ripe, Arizona Tribes Say
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs