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Project Finance - May, 2024

129 articles

• Nord Stream 2 Says EU Pipeline Regs Violate Int'l Law
• Wash. Prison Law Not Biased Against GEO, 9th Circ. Told
• As Broadband Subsidy Ends, Biden Pushes For Renewal
• Gov't Broadband Rules Must Not Deter Providers, NTIA Told
• Swedish Appeals Court Sets Aside €10.6M Italy Award
• FCC Subsidy Reforms Could Be Drafted On Capitol Hill Soon
• NY Truckers Sue To Block Congestion Pricing In Manhattan
• Enviro Groups Launch Fresh Alaska LNG Fight In 9th Circ.
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• Surety Seeks Over $2.75M In Prison Fencing Work Coverage
• Bankrupt BlockFi Agrees To $150k Penalty In Conn. Bond Row
• 5th Circ. Bond Claim Ruling Shows Creditors Must Be Vigilant
• Womble Bond Adds Veteran Energy Transaction Atty In Mass.
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Orsted Inks $125M Deal With NJ Over Scrapped Wind Farms
• Iraq Says $120M Pier Award Enforcement Suit Must Be Nixed
• FERC Wrong To Backtrack On Grid Project Plan, DC Circ. Told
• Contractors Must Prep For FAR Council GHG Emissions Rule
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• HNTB's Liability Capped In Seattle Tunnel Delay Claim
• Shuttered Paper Mill Flouted $12M Incentive Deal, NC AG Says
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• IRS Corrects Notice On Bonus Energy Tax Credit Safe Harbors
• Investor CriteriaCaixa Buys Construction Biz Stake For €983M
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• Feds Ask 5th Circ. To Weigh Highway GHG Rule Vacatur
• Spain Says Energy Treaty Withdrawal Irrelevant In $386M Suit
• 22 States Seek To Defend EPA Heavy-Duty Truck GHG Rule
• Irma Power Outage Claims Must Be Brought To Fla. Regulator
• NEPA Final Rule Unlikely To Speed Clean Energy Projects
• Oakland Coliseum Sold To Black-Led Biz Group For $105M
• CBRE Calls Exec's Noncompete Right Fit In A Small World
• Solar Cell Duties May Inadvertently Crush Domestic Industry
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Court Questions Luxottica On 'Playing Favorites' In Sale
• Groups Push For Official USMCA Interpretation To Nix Claims
• Nixing Green Energy Tax Perks Would Be Tough For Trump
• In Debate Over High Court Wording, 'Wetland' Remains Murky
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Contractor For Exxon, QatarEnergy LNG Venture Hits Ch. 11
• Biofuel Groups Urge High Court To Undo 5th Circ. Ruling
• Oil & Gas Groups Press DC Circ. To Block EPA Methane Rule
• Geothermal Energy Has Growing Potential In The US
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Wyo. Tribe Secures $9.2M For Wastewater Infrastructure
• Justices Stay Out Of Pipeline Land Fight With FERC
• DC Circ. Probes Carbon Capture In LNG Approval Challenge
• Broadband Advocates Decry Delays On Senate Spectrum Bill
• Fla. Investor Says Mining Co. Froze His Shares In Costly Error
• New Domestic Content Guidance May Boost Energy Credits
• FCC Told Rural Aid Can't Lean Too Much On Broadband Maps
• Alberta Oil Marketing Co. Says Biden Ruined Keystone Deal
• Insurance Types That May Help Cos. After Key Bridge Collapse
• New BLM Plans Sunset Federal Coal Leasing In Wyo., Mont.
• Oil & Gas Groups Challenge DOI Overhaul Of Leasing Regs
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• NY's Vision For Grid Of The Future: Flexible, Open, Affordable
• Ex-Connecticut Budget Official Denies 22 Corruption Charges
• Treasury Provides Extra Relief For Bonus Energy Tax Credits
• Real Estate Seller Can't Show He Was Stiffed On Commission
• Hedge Fund Says Deal With Colo. Developer Lacked Details
• Peru Ducks $154M Claim Over Seized Gold Shipments
• House Reauthorizes NTIA, But Agency Takes Heat From GOP
• Monsanto Trials Over Wash. School PCBs Could Merge
• House Panel Weighs Baltimore Bridge Rebuilding Costs
• House-Passed FAA Reauthorization Bill Now Heads To Biden
• 4th Circ. Revives Landowners' $523K Win Against Pipeline Co.
• School, Library Advocates Oppose 'Eyes On The Board Act'
• Chancery Orders $199M Penalty In TransCanada Deal Suit
• DC Judge Urged To Halt Offshore Wind Project Construction
• Lender Drops $4M Fraud Suit Against Ga. Golf Course Owner
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 5 Takeaways From FERC's Grid Planning Policy Overhaul
• Apache Investors Get First OK On $65M Deal In Drilling Suit
• Energy Cos. Don't Have To Clarify Financier Takeover Claims
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's Renewable Fuel Standards
• What A Louisiana Ruling Means For Pipeline Crossings
• 9th Circ. Rejects Bid For Full Rehearing In Oak Flat Dispute
• Charter, Altice Drop Some Areas From Rural Funding Plans
• Bottling Co. Ends $2.7M Suit Against Fake Loan Brokers
• Feds' Fiber First Policy Slows Deployment, Report Says
• FERC Powers Up Major Rewrite Of Grid Planning Policy
• $1B LNG Claim Won't Be Paused For $15B Keystone Case
• Pa. Commission Had Right To Deny Grid Project, 3rd Circ. Told
• Enviro Groups Say Colo. Rule Gives Many Polluters An Out
• A Look At FERC's Plan To End Reactive Power Compensation
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Text Message Data
• Senate Approves FAA Reauthorization Bill
• 3 Engineering Firms Sued Over Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse
• Red States, Electric Co-Ops Challenge EPA Power Plant Rules
• GE Dropped From Louisiana Factory Contamination Suit
• BIA Tells 8th Circ. Energy Co. Can't Revive Lease Suit
• 6th Circ. Questions FERC's Moves On Ohio Utility Grid Perk
• Mont. Tribe Says Feds Must Sign Law Enforcement Contract
• Auto Cos. Brace For EV Battery Compliance Hurdles
• Gibson Dunn Adds Ex-Wachtell, Paul Weiss Attys As Partners
• Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOE Unveils Preliminary National Transmission Corridors List
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Border Wall Fraud Juror's Tie To Prosecution
• DOI Gives States And Tribes $148M For Drought Resiliency
• Lender Shanks Bid To Halt Ga. Golf Course Auctions
• A Recipe For Growth Equity Investing In A Slow M&A Market
• Energy Dept. Says Red States Can't Block LNG Export Pause
• FCC Calls High Court Telecom Subsidy Challenge Premature
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Battery Startup Ambri Hits Ch. 11 With Lender Sale Plans
• Bangladesh Ignoring $13.5M Awards, Power Co. Says
• 'Reckless' NY Developer Owes Investor $3M+, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Backs Feds' Puerto Rico Port Expansion Project
• Chancery OKs Record-Breaking $100M Pattern Energy Deal
• How EB-5 Regional Centers Can Prepare For USCIS Audits
• Ex-Willkie Atty To Lead New Paul Weiss Latin America Practice
• As Arbitrator Bias Claims Rise, Disclosure Standards Evolve
• Debevoise, Davis Polk Guide Windstream, Uniti Merger
• Final EV Tax Credit Regs Add New Battery Tracing Test
• Haaland Faces Senate Heat Over Interior Dept.'s Land Policies
• 11th Circ. Lets Georgia Island Dock Lawsuit Proceed
• Stabenow's Farm Bill Includes ReConnect Program
• New DC Stadium A Step Closer With RFK Demolition Approved
• Don't Use The Same Template For Every Client Alert
• Senate Revs Up For FAA Funding Fight
• Colonial Pipeline Says Contractor Bungled $22M Ga. Project
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Colo. Toll Lane Venture Says Aecom Can't Get Penalty Interest
• In Energy Disputes, Good Arbitration Clauses Are Key
• Tax Credit Transfer Regs Show IRS Caution In Rulemaking
• Walking With My Dog Makes Me A Better Lawyer