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Project Finance - June, 2025

103 articles

• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Feds Defend Authority To End NY Congestion Pricing Deal
• Bill Leaves Renewable Cos. In Dark On Farmland Reporting
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• FCC Chair Seeks To Deny COVID Waiver In Lifeline Subsidy
• Judge Hits Pause On Civil RICO Suit Against NJ Power Broker
• NJ Judge Denies Investment Fund's Bid For Nonparty Docs
• Off The Bench: Tatis Says Loan 'Predatory,' Tennis Player Suit
• Justices Salvage FCC Subsidy Fees, Reversing 5th Circ.
• Judge Allows World Cup Forced Labor Suit To Proceed
• Del. Justices Mull New Appeal In $1.5B Pipeline Co. Cashout
• Wireless Cos. Ask FCC To Overturn Subsidy Rulings
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• Solar Co. Meyer Burger Can Tap $10M DIP To Fund Ch. 11 Sale
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Alaska Doesn't Need 5G In Most Remote Reaches, FCC Told
• Senate Panel Narrowly Advances FAA Chief Nominee
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• Medline Can't Get $2.4M Tax Incentive, Wash. Panel Affirms
• Harris Beach Atty To Chair Akerman's NY Public Finance Team
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• Trump Admin Rescinds Clinton-Era 'Roadless' Logging Rule
• NC Restarts $1.5B Broadband Program After Fed Revamp
• Lima Can't Get $200M Award Enforcement Paused
• High Court's Ruling Against Texas Could Tank FCC Wi-Fi Case
• NY Tribe Says Feds Ignore Public Health In Sanitation Fight
• Senate Adviser Clears Way For AI Moratorium In Budget Bill
• How New Texas Law Revamps Electric Grid To Meet Demand
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• US Says $1B Keystone XL Pipeline Claim Must Be Axed
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• High Court Won't Revisit 'Right-To-Control' Fraud Case
• Invest In More Broadband Use, Not Overbuilds, Report Says
• FERC Pauses Regulations To 'Speed Up' Natural Gas Projects
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ore. Lawmakers Approve $800M Portland MLB Stadium Bill
• FCC Approves Windstream-Uniti Tie-Up
• Bills On Both Sides Of Capitol Hill Seek Tech Deployment Help
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• Judge Says A Ruling Unfreezing Wind Projects May Be Pyrrhic
• Tatneft Wants $172M Award Suit Put Back On Track
• Del. Justices Undo $200M Award In TransCanada Case
• SilverRock's $60M Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid Gets Green Light
• Senate Confirms Trump's FCC Nominee, Giving GOP Majority
• Investors Say Exxon Trial Should Remain On Schedule
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• Toyota Unit Seeks OK Of €106M Award Against Spain
• Rural Broadband Cos. Say Scalability, Cost Key To Buildout
• Commerce Official Turned US Rep. Slams 'Absurd' AI Proposal
• 9th Circ. Allows ConocoPhillips Project To Proceed, For Now
• Hopes Run High For Senate's Focus On Universal Service
• NFL Team Says Cleveland Is Stalling In Stadium Move Fight
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senate GOP Moves To Confirm Trump's FCC Nominee
• Locals Approve $3B Plan To Lure NHL Team Back To Atlanta
• Insurer Says $30M Counterclaims Against Builder Not Covered
• DOE Grant Recipients Facing Termination Have Legal Options
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Schumer Slams Delay In BEAD Funding As 'Shameful'
• Senate Panel Vets Trump FAA Pick's Aviation Safety Priorities
• Mo. House Passes $1.5B Stadium Bill To Keep Chiefs, Royals
• Senate Commerce Dems Demand Review Of Cruz Budget Bill
• PE Partnership Invests $500M In College Sports Pay Plans
• Iraq Sanctioned After Ignoring Order In $120M Award Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• Judge Denies Calif. Tribe's Bid To Restore Gaming Eligibility
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Nev. Dem Threatens To Block Commerce Picks Over BEAD
• Enviro Groups, Tribes Can Intervene In Coal Leasing Ban Row
• Budget Bill Needs To Fund Next-Gen 911, Senators Told
• Mayer Brown Adds Banking Finance Partner In NY
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• Wyo. Landowners' Attys Score $5M From Anadarko Deal
• Commerce Dept. Creates Tech-Neutral Plan For BEAD Funding
• Iraq Says $120M Pier Award Enforcement Must Be Thrown Out
• NJ Milk Co. Says Pa. Regulations Violate Commerce Clause
• Arizona Mining Co. Challenges $417M Ruling In Peru Dispute
• FCC Says Texas Telecom Must Pay Back $5M In Federal Support
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• States Push To Block Feds From Slashing EV Charging Funds
• Amec Unit, Ga. Power End 'Vexatious' Biofuel Plant Fight
• Digital Equity Act Grant Terminations Raise Key Legal Issues
• Feds Invest Millions To Revitalize Former Coal Mine Sites
• Clark Hill Adds Morris Manning Real Estate Ace In Atlanta
• Honduras Decries Solar Plant Arbitration Seeking $160M
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Wants Details On Harm From Trump Wind Farm Pause
• Spain Pays $27M Renewable Energy Incentive Scheme Award
• Feds Say 'No Viable Path' Forward For Calif. High-Speed Rail
• Calif. Air Board Offers Early Hints On Climate Reporting
• NC Biogas Co. Sanctioned For Breaking Deal With Lenders
• Ex-Kirkland Project Finance Atty Joins McGuireWoods In NY
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Prosecutors Take Second Stab At Convicting Dallas Developer
• NJ Fights Investment Fund's Push To DQ Connell Foley
• Conn. Judge Narrows McCarter's Defenses In $22M Loan Suit
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• BakerHostetler Adds Two Real Estate Partners In Seattle
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Italy Gets €190M Offshore Energy Award Nixed
• Opportunity Zone Revamp Could Improve The Program
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References