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Energy - July, 2017

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• FCC Sets Fair Utility Pole Attachment Rates, 8th Circ. Says
• Texas Judge Won't Cut Exxon's $20M Clean Air Act Penalty
• Dorsey & Whitney Enviro Pro, 'Best Partner' Jim Rubin Dies
• Former SunEdison Exec Wants Millions From Ch. 11 Process
• Would-Be Financiers' Breach Suit Toppled By Their Own Lies
• Inventor Settles $89M Licensing Row Over Nuclear Technology
• Enviros Seek To Block NM Shale Drilling Permits
• SC Plant Owners Ditch Westinghouse Nuclear Project
• Health Vote Threat Could Undercut DOI Actions In Alaska
• ETE Units Dispute Sees More Claims Slated For Del. Trial
• 3 Questions Environmental Attorneys Have About The CWA
• Trump Admin Illegally Suspended Enviro Reg, Nonprofits Say
• Soros Presses NY Court To Toss Or Pause Guinea Mining Suit
• 5th Circ. Clears Offshore Rig Operator In Worker Death Suit
• Texas Judge Greenlights $100M Halliburton Class Settlement
• EPA Fights Enviros' Bid For Quick Win In Effluent Rule Suit
• 9th Circ. Will Hear Arguments For Nixing Kids' Climate Suit
• ICSID Can Award $103M Without Undoing Drill Ban: Fracker
• EFH Creditor Wants $275M NextEra Breakup Fee Dumped
• Investors Want Ex-BP Exec's Statement Kept In Oil Spill MDL
• NextEra Asks 11th Circ. To Revive $98M Nuke Waste Tax Suit
• Enviro Groups Can't Stop Solar Plans At Ex-NJ Landfill
• The Trump Effect On California's Wetland Regulations
• Cybersecurity Risks In The Courtroom
• OFAC's Settlement With CSE Global Breaks New Ground
• Oil Exec's Son Wins $16M Against 2 Attys Over Estate Work
• Ethics Group Requests Probe Into Pruitt Travel To Okla.
• Chancery Allows Oxbow Atty To Testify In Trial Over Sale
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Pa. Man Gets 2.5 Years In Prison For $14M Ponzi Assist
• Oil Group Fights Enviros' Challenge To Offshore Drilling Order
• Dow CEO Perks Suit Tests Delaware's Investor Access Limit
• Fracking Sand Rights Dispute Can't Be Heard In Texas Court
• Don't Expect Looser Russia Sanctions Anytime Soon
• 4 Questions Environmental Attorneys Have About The CAA
• Industry Wants DC Circ. To Rehear Methane Rules Case
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Exxon Toxic Tort Dismissal
• Stolen Fuel Coverage Dispute Must Go To Jury, Judge Says
• Spain Wants €128M Award Over Energy Subsidies Nixed
• Enviro, Tribal Groups Seek Win In Methane Rule Delay Row
• NC Solar Expansion Bill Mothballs Wind Projects Until 2019
• Marine Surveyor Can't Shake Insurer's Suit Over Chevron Rig
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Paul, Sidley, Davis
• Toshiba To Pay $2.2B For Unit's Exit From SC Nuke Reactors
• Energy Co. Resists India's $1.57B Demand In Oilfield Row
• CIMLA And The Confusion Around Maritime Liens
• FERC Gives Final Enviro OK To $2.7B Pipeline Expansions
• Citadel Energy Founder Must Pay $2.8M In SEC's Fraud Suit
• DC Circ. Rules Against EPA In Renewable Fuel Mandates Fight
• A Reassuring 2nd Circ. Approach To Annulled Awards
• Fossil Fuel Industry's 'Tobacco Moment' Has Arrived
• Gray Matters: Clients Are Not Really 'Emotional'
• Miami OKs Controversial Power Line Deal With FPL
• House Passes Defense, Energy, VA, Border Wall Funding
• Automation Co. Snags Transfer Switch Co. For $1.25B
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ista, Schlumberger, Scripps Network
• Tribes, Energy Groups Spar Over Dakota Access Case Input
• Canada Top Court Says Gov't Consulted One Tribe, Not Other
• Texas High Court Lets Denbury Inspect CO2 Pipeline
• Longview Pushes Texas Justices To Reinstate $95M Win
• Calif. AG Says He'll Fight To Save Marine Sanctuaries
• Paragon Drilling Units Get Nod To Use Cash Collateral
• CSE Global Unit To Pay $12M To Settle Iran Sanction Claims
• Driller Lost Permian Lease Rights, Texas Court Says
• Hays Wants Out Of Terror Attack Insurance Suit
• Pa. Senate Passes Bill To Tax Shale Gas, Online Vendors
• 36 GOP Senators Back Zinke's Review Of Offshore Oil Limits
• Rising Star: Susman Godfrey's Alex Kaplan
• AEP Unveils Plans For $4.5B Mega-Wind Farm In The South
• Rig Worker's Wife Says Don't Reduce Her Cut Of $8.5M Award
• Petronas Pulls Plug On $28B Canadian LNG Project
• Halliburton To Pay $29.2M Over Angolan FCPA Violations
• Petrobras Renounces 2nd Circ. 'Preference' For Class Cert.
• Seyfarth Grows In Houston With Energy, Health Care Litigator
• Having A Chief Privacy Officer Reassures Your Firm's Clients
• Essar Judge Sidelines Fight Over IRS' $9M Debt Hunt
• EFH Creditor Gets More Time To Top Berkshire's $9B Sale Bid
• House Takes Up $657B DOD Bill In Gov't Funding Package
• Dems Float Bill To Put A Price On Carbon Emissions
• SEC Says Citadel Energy Founder Ran $15M Investor Scheme
• Baker McKenzie Adds Energy Pro To Houston Office
• Biofuel IP Row Sent To Arbitration, Without Injunction
• Siemens Beats Suit Over $7M Bill For Busted Turbine
• Tax Court Rips IRS For Canceling Eaton Pricing Agreements
• $2.7M Not Enough Interest In Exxon Valdez Row, 9th Circ. Told
• Montana Federal Judge Lets Wyoming Into Coal Leasing Case
• Wash. Groups Urge Justices To Hear Tribal Treaty Tax Case
• Homeowners' Suit Against Green Financing Co. Trimmed
• Ukraine Says It's Immune From Suit Over $112M Tatneft Award
• Texas Co. Settles SEC Suit Over Oil And Gas Offering Fraud
• Noble Group Sells US Gas, Power Biz To Mercuria For $248M
• EPA, Army Corps Take Clean Water Rule Rollback To Public
• US To Sanction 13 Venezuelans With Ties To Maduro Gov't
• Duke Owes $352M In Plant Termination Costs, 4th Circ. Told
• Methane Rule Decision Shows Regulatory Process Is Key
• Seadrill Says Ch. 11 Postponed Until Mid-September
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Discussions Before Deliberations
• Rising Star: Bracewell's George Fatula
• SunEdison Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• 10th Circ. Says DOL Must Revisit Ruling In Black Lung Case
• Texas Judge Urges Justices To Review Conspiracy Time Limit
• DOT Will Consider Softening Obama Fuel Economy Standards
• Ex-Noble Americas Exec Launches Gender, Age Bias Suit
• Baker Botts Adds MoFo Enviro Chair To SF Office
• Chinese Co. Takes BP Asset Sale Row To Federal Court
• White House Backs 'Minibus' 2018 Defense Spending Bill
• Sunoco Ordered To Halt Mariner East Pipeline Construction
• Pump-And-Dump Orchestrator Ordered To Pay $9.2M To SEC
• New York Beats Back Challenges To Nuke Plant Subsidies
• DOI Mining Decision Can Be Challenged, 10th Circ. Says
• Iron Workers To Spearhead Anadarko Securities Fraud Class
• Gov. Brown Signs Extension Of Calif. Cap-And-Trade To 2030
• LA County Seeks Immediate Pause On Aliso Canyon Injections
• Utilities Hid Climate Change Knowledge, Green Group Says
• Rising Star: Kirkland & Ellis' Rhett Van Syoc
• Financial Covenants In Project Financing: Key Points
• 5 Questions Firms Should Ask When Evaluating Litigation AFA
• For Law Firm Offices, Business Savvy Is The New Cool
• Asbestos In Power Plant Valves Gave Man Cancer, Jury Told
• 2nd Circ.'s High Bar Remains For Enforcing Annulled Awards
• Total Asks 5th Circ. To Revisit Suit Over FERC's Fining Power
• La Paloma Keeps Ch. 11 Control In Deal With Top Creditor
• TerraForm Brass Reach $20M Settlement Of Solar Deal Suit
• Senate Approves BigLaw Partner As Trump Interior Deputy
• Ga. City Says Utility Policies Don't Target Minorities
• Flood Board Asks High Court To Revive Coastal Damage Suit
• Petrobras Seeks To Expand 2nd Circ. Win In Investor Suit
• Chevron Pays $1M Fine, $20M In Upgrades Over Refinery Fire
• No Redo For NM Utility In Navajo Right-Of-Way Suit: 10th Circ.
• Alaska Seeks High Court Review Of 'Threatened' Seal Listing
• Sierra Club Says Georgia Power Coal Ash Plans Violate CWA
• OSHA Hits NJ Aluminum Co. With $1.9M In Proposed Fines
• W.Va. Halts Work On $4B ETP Pipeline Amid Enviro Violations
• ND Oil Group Blasts Bid To Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline
• Pa. Coal Mining Bill Becomes Law Without Gov.'s Signature
• ND Can't Fight EPA Drilling Waste Suit Deal, DC Circ. Told
• Oil Co. Seeks Court Order For $52M Payment From Venezuela
• CIT Upholds Solar Panel Orders In China, Taiwan Duty Rows
• BLM Plans Revocation Of Obama-Era Fracking Rule
• Rising Star: Jones Day's David Stringer
• When States Fail To Act On Federal Pipeline Permits
• The Best Documents In Your Case May Be From 3rd Parties
• Planning A Legal Career With A Future Relocation In Mind
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• 4 Female Perspectives On BigLaw Leadership
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• BigLaw Bias Suits New Wild Card In Fight For Gender Equity
• Women See Another Year Of Slow Gains At Law Firms
• How 4 Firms Are Moving The Needle On Gender Diversity
• Could An NFL Diversity Rule Be A BigLaw Game-Changer?
• Calif. Solar Project Moved In Enviros' Deal With Company
• Trump's Retreat On Climate Change Spurs State Tort Suits
• FERC Backs Order Utility Can Recoup Half Of $31M Outlay
• $38.4B Energy, Water Bill Sails Through Senate Panel
• Breitburn Equity Holders Can Press For Valuation Info
• Potential EFH Bidder Granted Emergency Deal Discovery
• EPA Wrongly Delaying Chemical Rule, Enviros Tell DC Circ.
• Taxation With Representation: Bracewell, Baker, Cleary
• Rising Star: Vinson & Elkins' Bryan Loocke
• OFAC Continues To Pursue Oil And Gas Companies
• The Elephant In The Room: Advancing Women To Partnership
• How Midsize Law Firms Can Minimize Cybersecurity Threats
• Gov't Says Ariz. Agency Can't Sue In Tribal Water Row
• Miners, Travelers Reach Deal In Wage Claim Coverage Row
• Enviro Groups Renew Bid To Pause Sunoco Pipeline Drilling
• FERC Gives Final Enviro Assessment Of Dominion Pipeline
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Pause Of LA Power Tax Row
• Objectors Force Delay Of SunEdison Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Trump Administration Releases Enviro Regulatory Agenda
• Texas Partnership Ruling Lets Midstream Cos. Breathe Easier
• DC Appellate Court Greenlights Exelon-Pepco Merger
• IRS Loss Over Foreign Profit Is Boon For US Middle Market
• Paragon Puts Rig Assets In Ch. 11 For Lack Of Transfer Deal
• Enviros Sue DOE Over Aging Buildings At Nuke Facility
• Details Will Bedevil As Calif. Cap-And-Trade Moves Forward
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Order Tossing $57M Award Against Laos
• Enviros Sue EPA Over Challenges To Texas Plant Permits
• US Fights Essar Exec's Bid For Tax Penalty Protection
• 9th Circ. Declines Review Of Columbia River Fish Program
• Charges Expanded For 6 In Chimera Stock Inflation Scheme
• Holland & Knight Nabs WilmerHale Energy, Enviro Partner
• Former DOJ Environmental Specialist Joins Katten In DC
• Deals Rumor Mill: ADT, Cardinal Health, Adnoc
• SEC Says Asset Manager Overvalued Renewable Energy Co.
• Chinese Co. Challenges Solar Cell Anti-Dumping Duty At CIT
• Novacap Closes $840M Tech, Media, Telecom Fund
• Exxon Sues Over $2M Fine For Russian Sanctions Violations
• Federal Energy Procurement Programs Remain Attractive
• Alpha Natural Resources Unloads Inactive Coal Properties
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Toss Of Oil Producer Claims To Sold Oil
• Dutch Appeals Court Axes Ecuador Challenge In Chevron Row
• Select Energy Services And Rockwater Energy Agree To Merge
• Reps. OK Bill To Cut White House Out Of Pipeline Permits
• NextEra Sues Texas PUC Over Rejection Of Oncor Bid
• Bracewell, Kirkland Guide $5.3B Hydro One-Avista Merger
• Workplace Slur Harassment Ruling A Warning To Employers
• House Votes To Give FERC More Sway In Pipeline Approvals
• Oil CEO Wants Evidence From 'Overbroad' Warrant Nixed
• Dems Ask EPA To Extend Comments On Clean Water Rule
• The 'Failing Firm' Defense: Pointers From A Blocked Deal
• 10th Circ. Puts US Back On Hook For NM Mine Cleanup Costs
• $535M Energy Transfer Partners Win In Pipeline Case Undone
• Carlton Knocks Arbitration Recommendation In $1B Oil Fight
• How Industry Is Responding To FERC On State Policies
• Turning Bust To Boom: P3 Initiatives Under PROMESA
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Matching Experts
• Ex-BP Exec Seeks Redo On Investor Claims In Oil Spill MDL
• Bondholders Seek Receiver For Puerto Rico Electric Co.
• Investor Rips Atty Fee Requests In $100M Halliburton Deal
• Wyoming Looks To Defend Lift Of Federal Coal Moratorium
• Trump Announces Pick To Lead EPA Chemical Safety Office
• Aussie Co. Denied Appeal In $1.4B LNG Project Case
• Biofuel Producers Sentenced For $60M Green Fuels Fraud
• Argentina, Total Settle $270M Arbitration
• House Passes Bill Delaying Obama-Era EPA Ozone Rules
• Lawsuit Seeking To Ban Oil, Gas Trains In Spokane Derailed
• Waste Co. Deal Block Shows Pitfalls Of Failing Firm Defense
• Dem Senator Piles On In Pruitt's Okla. Ethics Case
• Texas Farmer Says Denbury Can't Force Pipeline Access
• Army, Dakota Access Push To Keep Oil Flowing During Review
• Mine Regulators Can Seek Personnel Files, 6th Circ. Says
• DC Circ. Pans EPA Justification For Air Pollution Regs
• Pipeline Foes' Suit Must Wait For FERC, DC Circ. Told
• EPA Asks 4th Circ. To Reverse WV Stream Toxicity Ruling
• Russia Ordered To Pay $6.2M For Seizing Greenpeace Ship
• Deals Rumor Mill: Adnoc, Hutchison Global, Flipkart
• Pa. Fracking Suit Sees New Round Of Dueling Sanction Bids
• California Legislature Passes Cap-And-Trade Renewal
• Atlantic Sunrise Pipeline Faces Religious Challenge In Pa.
• Key Factors In Selling Wind Farm Tax Equity Investments
• The Rise Of Midsize Firms
• Texas High Court Ruling Sows Confusion On Mineral Deeds
• 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Submitting Litigation AFA
• Calif. Counties Sue 37 Energy Cos. Over Climate Change
• $1B Paragon Ch. 11 Gets Last-Minute Delay In Rig Handoffs
• Oilfield Co. Wants Texas Justices To Lift Heavy Sanction
• EPA Will Retain Current Limits For Nitrogen Dioxide
• Crystallex Moves Closer To Collecting $1.2B Venezuela Award
• CST Resolves Committee DIP Concerns Over Challenge Period
• Deals Rumor Mill: Landis & Gyr, Volkswagen, Volvo
• Ill. Nuke Subsidy Ruling Boosts States' Clean Energy Push
• DC Circ. Slams FERC Reasoning In Wholesale Power Bid
• Reed Smith Adds Energy Pro To Houston Office
• 5th Circ. Tosses 'Lame' Objection To Crestwood Merger Deal
• Wind Tower Group Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Deflated Tariffs
• Union, Enviros Blast Proposed EPA Cuts In House Bill
• German Solar Co. Can't Dodge $1.8M Award Suit
• Groups Can't Defend Ban On Frack Waste Wells: 3rd Circ.
• Ukrainian Oil Co. Denies Gov't Ties In $147M JV Award Suit
• Nuclear Agency Seeks Contract Proposals To Run Los Alamos
• Alaska Cutting 'Cash For Tax Credits' Drilling Subsidies
• How Mobile Apps Can Benefit Your Practice
• NJ Solar Co.'s Arbitration Clause Unclear, Court Says
• DOI Can't Dodge Challenge To Calif. Offshore Fracking OK
• SolarCity Call Recipients Seek Court OK Of $15M TCPA Deal
• Brazil's Corruption Tipping Point
• The Future Of Litigation Finance Is Analytics
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Investors Hit Oxbow CEO's Hunt For Different Deal
• Seward & Kissel Says Due Diligence Was Client's Job
• Feds Seek $144M Forfeiture Over Nigerian Oil Bribery Scheme
• 3 Takeaways From 2nd Circ.'s Mobil Cerro Negro Decision
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Thompson, Davis
• 3rd Circ. Revives Ex-Chesapeake Workers' Discrimination Suit
• DC Circ. Gives EPA 2-Week Delay On Methane Mandate
• ETP Demolished Historic House Near Pipeline, FERC Says
• Asarco Attorney To Be Witness, Not Counsel, For Co.
• Trump To Nominate Jones Day Energy Attorney To FERC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. AG Denied Temp Block Against Valero Terminal Buy
• Denbury Wants Texas Justices To Order Access To Pipeline
• Cobalt Wants Redo Of Class Cert. In Investors' Bribe Case
• Petrobras Does Little To Clarify Class Ascertainability
• Why Conn.'s Renewable Program Survived A Legal Challenge
• Judge Greenlights Some BP Investor Holder Claims In MDL
• Koch Denies Obstruction In Oxbow Battle Over Forced Sale
• Appeals Court Expands Protection Of NY Reporter Shield Law
• Greek Co. Not Liable For $4M Gain At US Tax Court
• Duke CEO Ouster Settlement OK'd, But Fee Issues Punted
• DOI Touts Support From Tribes, Congressman For New Official
• Arbitrators Must Weigh In On Power Plant Bond Beef: 9th Circ.
• Texas Sen. Taps New Attys For Securities Fraud Defense
• Calif. Gov., Bloomberg Launch New Climate Coalition
• Monopoly Risk Led Judge To Block $367M Waste Co. Merger
• Tidewater Wins OK For Ch. 11 Plan To Rework $2B In Debt
• 7th Circ. Axes Own Precedent, Moves EPA Rule Fight To DC
• Asarco Counsel Can't Play 2 Roles, Union Pacific Says
• The Current State Of Water Infrastructure Funding
• UK Court Won't Hear Appeal Of Contractor's $8.5M Award
• Agencies Missed Substitute To Pa. Pipeline, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Where AI Meets Cybersecurity And The Legal Profession
• CIT OKs Removal Of Duty On Taiwanese Oil Pipes
• DQ'd Holland & Knight Can Turn Over Bank Files To FDIC
• Ace Doesn't Owe For Pipeline Explosion, Calif. Court Says
• Justice Breyer On Changing His Mind And Sparring With Scalia
• Kenyon Trims Most Of Oil Co.'s Patent Malpractice Suit
• Bison May Get A Do-Over In Hunton Malpractice Case
• Dutch Watchdog Probes Potential Marine Fuel Cartel
• Dominion Energy Project Threatens Historic Sites, Suit Says
• CORRECTED: Pa. Judge Clears Path For Sunoco Eminent Domain Appeal
• EFH's Largest Creditor Resists Berkshire Hathaway Bid
• Sens., Enviros, Tribes Urge DOI To Keep Monuments Intact
• Reed Smith Snags Former FERC Commissioner
• Deals Rumor Mill: Generali, Votorantim, Guitar Center
• 2nd Circ. Denies BP, Shell's Attempt To Squash MTBE Suit
• Venezuela Looks To Nix $36M Award After 2nd Circ. Ruling
• Holland & Knight Adds Finance Partner To Los Angeles Office
• CST Industries Unsecured Creditors Blast DIP Loan
• Shell Sells $1.23B Irish Gas Venture Stake To Pension Board
• Insights From Recent Rise In Nuisance And Trespass Cases
• Shareholders Want More Climate Change Risk Disclosure
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Interim Arguments
• Unstructured Data Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg
• Justice Breyer On The Limits Of Presidential Power
• Petrobras Ruling A Mixed Bag For Investors
• Enviros, Tribal Groups Sue BLM Over Methane Rule Delay
• Sidley Adds Energy Finance Lawyer In Houston
• Texas Court Says TCEQ Shorted Power Plants On Tax Break
• Contract Dispute, Personal Feuds Roil In Oxbow Sale Trial
• Calif. Legislators Plan Cap-And-Trade Extension To 2030
• EPA Floats Lifting Pebble Mine Block In Alaska
• Constellation Judge Reluctantly Delays Ch. 7 Conversion Bid
• Strike Busting Workers Seek Allegedly Unpaid Wages
• Hicks Thomas Nabs Andrews Kurth Energy Trial Atty
• Utilities, Illinois Spar Over Allco Ruling In Subsidy Fight
• Challenge To RI Wind Farm Too Late, 1st Circ. Says
• Morgan Lewis Tells Judge Privilege Breach Dooms Fraud Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Miami Marlins, Legend Holdings, Adnoc
• UAE-Backed Oil Co. Explores Partial IPOs Of Biz Units
• Group Sues To Stop Malaysian Fund From Paying $1B Deal
• Consol To Split Coal and Gas Operations In Two
• Halcon Sells Oil Assets For $1.4B To Bruin E&P Partners
• Petrobras Strikes Heavy Blow Against Use Of Event Studies
• 2nd Circ. Axes Affirmation Of Exxon's $188M Venezuela Award
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Backs Nuclear Subsidies, NY Regulator Says
• Pa. Town Says Sunoco Pipeline Breached Settlement Deal
• 3 Portuguese Ministers Named In Free Soccer Trips Probe
• Morrison's Impact On Commodity Exchange Act Claims
• Ex-NAD Director Looks Back On 20 Years And 2,600 Decisions
• 5 Questions To Ask Firm Before Accepting A Litigation AFA
• Koch, Oxbow, Investors Square Off In Trial Over Sale
• Feinberg To Be Settlement Master In Fiat Chrysler MDL
• NM Utility Seeks 10th Circ. Redo In Navajo Right Of Way Suit
• Feds Deny Privilege Violations In Energy Tax Credit Row
• Enbridge Says Consulting Co. Owes $2M For Shoddy Work
• Westinghouse Creditors Skeptical Of Milbank Hire For Board
• Trump Admin. Vows To Answer NRDC Climate Info Queries
• Elliott Says It's Considering $9.3B Offer For Oncor
• Working Capital True Up Is Not An End Run Around Liability Bar
• Gardere Adds Energy Litigation Partner In Houston
• EPA Asks DC Circ. To Recall Mandate In Methane Rules Case
• Texas Politico's Atty DQ'd Over Client Conflict
• Takeaways From 2nd Circ.'s Petrobras Ruling
• Westar, Great Plains Try Again For Tie-Up With $14B Deal
• 5th Circ. To Review If Maritime Law Applies To Well Injury
• Oil Field Workers Agree To $2.1M Deal In OT Suit
• Why You Should Argue Your Appeal
• 6 Ways Teaching A Law School Class Can Benefit Lawyers
• Congressional Forecast: July
• Texas Court Reverses Harleton Win In $232M Oil and Gas Fight
• Native Group Gets OK To Join Calif. Power Plant Proceedings
• Wary Courts Threaten Trump's Rapid Rollback Of Energy Regs
• Brand Battles: Uber, Golden State Warriors, KC Royals
• Biofuel Exec Decries Holland & Knight Duo's Role In His Case
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Gibson, Goodwin
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Rakoff's Certification Of Petrobras Investors
• FERC Says Grid Co. Didn't Get OK For Transmission Buys
• SEC Sues Over $2.4M Calif. Oil-Drilling Ponzi Scheme
• Gerdau Reaches $15M Deal To End Investors' Bribery Claims
• Texas Panel Revives Fairfield's $21M Data Licensing Claim
• FERC's Rate Changes Exceeded Its Authority, DC Circ. Says
• Zinke Appoints Deputy Assistant Secretary For Indian Affairs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Elliott Management, Stada, Kind
• Maxus, Creditors Bash Objection To Property Sale
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause SolarCity Antitrust Ruling
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit To Pay $9B For Bankrupt EFH
• DC Circ. Pares Down EPA's 'Sham Recycling' Rule
• Beware Export Controls On Software, Encryption, Technology
• An Opportunity For FERC To Clarify The 1-Mile Rule
• Equity Group's Bid For New Tidewater Ch. 11 Delay Nixed
• Judge Denies $151M Elk River Spill Class Settlement
• GoodCents Interlocutory Appeal Denied In Appraisal Case
• Pa. Drilling Fund Use Unconstitutional, Enviro Group Says
• Calif. Gov. Announces 2018 Climate Summit In San Francisco
• Oil Contractors Can't Collect On Spill, Pipeline Co. Says
• BakerHostetler Adds IP Partner From McDermott In Texas
• EU Accuses GE, Others Of Filing Misleading Info On Mergers
• DOI Looks To Speed Up Oil And Gas Permitting On Fed. Lands
• Deals Rumor Mill: SoftBank, Siam Commercial, POSCO
• Toshiba Loses Appeal Of €61M Cartel Fine At EU High Court
• EPA Keeps Biofuel Requirements Steady For 2018
• Vistra Energy Pays $350M For Koch Texas Gas Plant
• Judge Keeps Alive Bad Meter Suit Against Honeywell Unit
• Pa. Justices Deny Appeal Over Solar Payment Jurisdiction
• Jones Act Implications Of Using FPSOs In The Gulf Of Mexico
• Trial Over Edison ERISA Suit Revived By High Court Begins
• Enron Unit Defends Fee Bid In $21M Nigeria Award Fight
• Justice Stevens On Gorsuch And Sticking With The Cubs
• Tidewater Resists Committee Bid To Again Delay Confirmation
• Paragon Shareholders Denied Plan Stay To Pursue Appeal
• Calif., New Mexico AGs Sue BLM Over Methane Rule Delay
• Bond Insurer Wants Trump To Intervene In Puerto Rico Case
• A 2-Step Plan To Roll Back The Clean Water Rule
• Romanian Oil Co. Wants Contract Row Out Of Miss. Court
• Sidley Austin Nabs 2 Energy Partners From Morgan Lewis
• 9th Circ. Pressed To Rethink Pause Of LA Power Tax Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Northland Power, Snapdeal, GSR Capital
• Highlights Of The House Energy Spending Bill
• Texas Oilfield Services Co. Says EP Energy Owes It $4.4M
• Ukraine Re-Ups Bid To Pause $112M Tatneft Award
• Glencore Wins Round In $4.57M Row With Indian Cement Co.
• Entergy Unit Seeks $90M In 3rd Suit Over Nuke Waste Storage
• Gas Station Owners' Claims Against Russia Will Proceed
• Canadian IPO Market Rebounds After Poor 2016, Report Says
• Navajo President Signs Off On New Arizona Coal Plant Lease
• Halliburton Acquires Oil Equipment Co. Summit ESP
• Utility Says Appeal In SolarCity Suit Means Stay Is Warranted
• Kokesh Raises Questions About FCPA Declinations
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Openings Before Voir Dire
• Plaintiffs Bar Perspective: Chip Brooker
• 5 Questions To Ask Client Before Proposing A Litigation AFA
• Justice Stevens On Playing Politics With The High Court
• 10th Circ. Nixes $17.3M Fees Award In Royalties Settlement
• No Shocker: Puerto Rico's Electric Co. Files For Bankruptcy
• Tatneft Can't Get $112M Award Against Ukraine OK'd In Russia
• 10th Circ. Says New Oil Lease Approvals Moot Appeal
• Nigerian Oil Co. In Chevron Row Tells 5th Circ. It's Not A Corp.
• Dutch Court Says 1 Of Its Own Acted Improperly In Yukos Row
• Auto Salvage Co. Owner Can't Trim Judgment In Award Row
• Texas High Court Reverses $1.9M Win Against Scaffolding Co.
• Under Trump, Feds Want Texas Yucca Mountain Suit Denied
• DC Circ. Strikes Down EPA Delay Of Methane Rules
• Pa. Appeals Court Affirms Sunoco Pipeline Land Grab
• Citgo Says It Shouldn't Bear Brunt Of Oil Spill Liability
• Tribes Tell 9th Circ. To Uphold $8.25M Pollution Award
• Steel Cos. Properly Denied Dumping Margin Offset: Fed. Circ.
• ITC Will Consider Removing Tariffs On Korean Transformers
• Zinke And Indian Country: The First 4 Months
• Exxon Suit Can't Deter NY, Mass. Climate Probes, AGs Say
• Enviros Can't Fight Arctic Drilling Order, Trump Admin Says