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Energy - August, 2017

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• Dem AGs Blast Pruitt's Guidance Over CPP Stay
• Fed. Agency Illegally Blocked Mineral Royalty Rule: Judge
• Tax Group Slams DC's 'Chainbridge' Transfer Pricing Tool
• ETP Says Appeals Court Wrongly Wiped Out $535M Verdict
• C&J Energy Blasts $5M Legal Fee Bid In Merger Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: BHP Billiton, Deutsche AM, Bon-Ton
• Black Elk Ordered To Pay $4.2M In Fatal Oil Platform Blast
• Malaysian Fund Pays Part Of Settlement After Late Start
• Texas Sen. Can't Undo Atty's DQ In Securities Fraud Case
• Industry Challenges EPA's Regional Consistency Rule
• Powertech Fights Tribe's Challenge To SD Mine License
• Anadarko Sues IRS Over Refused $15.6M Loss
• DC Circ. Won't Put EPA Chemical Rule Delay On Hold
• The Psychology Of Hourly Fee Arrangements
• Pa. DEP Approves Permits For $1.9B Williams Pipeline
• W.Va. County Injection Well Ban Barred By State Law: 4th Circ.
• Kurdistan Pays UAE Energy Cos. $2.2B To End Contract Row
• Puerto Rico Board Argues Utility Receiver Will Doom Business
• Sen. Asks FBI To Investigate Icahn's Possible Conflicts
• Export Development Canada Prices $396M Green Bond
• Chevron Settles With Apex Over $30M Md. Pipeline Cleanup
• SunEdison Shopped For Ch. 11 Plan Votes, Court Told
• Hardy Urges DC Court To Enforce Award Against India
• Tribes Want Dakota Access Pipeline Shutdown During Redo
• Jobs Board Owner Gets 18 Months For Stealing 1M Résumés
• Peabody Says Bankruptcy Shields It From Climate Suit
• Hybrid Solar Cells Covered Under China Duties, CIT Rules
• Challenge To Smog Standard Delay Is Moot, EPA Tells DC Circ.
• Kids Urge 9th Circ. Not To Nix Climate Suit Against Feds
• Enviros Tell 4th Circ. To Keep W.Va. Stream Toxicity Ruling
• 3rd Circ. Backs Pa. Water Permit For Kinder Morgan Pipeline
• Veteran PE Players Rule In Raising Natural Resources Funds
• A Very Active Year For The CFTC So Far
• Gas Co. Challenges NY Pipeline Permit Denial At 2nd Circ.
• Duke To Cut Rates, Add $6B In Solar & Tech In Fla. Deal
• Haynes And Boone Trots Out Kipling In IP Sanctions Row
• Jurisdiction Up First In $2.78B Shell, Philippines Tax Row
• La Paloma Senior Creditor Says Its Plan Is 'Far Preferable'
• Jenner & Block Adds Sports, Energy, Enviro Pro In Chicago
• Range Settles With Pa. DEP Over 2011 Fracking Leak
• Oil Cos. Urge High Court To Pass On Coastal Damage Suit
• 9th Circ. Ends Enviros' Suit Over PG&E Power Station Permit
• Shell Sued Over Climate Change Risks To RI Terminal
• Ill. Nuke Subsidy Plan Flouts Feds, 7th Circ. Told
• Valero Terminal Deal Won't Be Halted Before Trial
• Russian Oil Co. Denied Quick Win In $112M Award Fight
• PE-Backed Zenith Energy Snaps Up Oil Storage MLP
• BWX Technologies Unit Gets Win On Decommission Claim
• Shell To Step Up Emissions Controls For Pa. Ethane Project
• 2 Del. Decisions Bring Practice Points For MLP Planners
• What Does It Mean To 'Consider' Pipeline Risk Factors?
• Energy Industry Braces For Legal Headaches Post-Harvey
• Build, Baby, Build! Say Dakota Access Proponents
• States Back Oil Groups' High Court Petition Over Seal Listing
• French Oil Services Co. Gets OK To Solicit Ch. 11 Plan Votes
• Feds Urge Justices To Reject Convicted Massey CEO's Appeal
• EPA Watchdog To Probe Pruitt's Travel To Okla.
• 7th Circ. Keeps US Steel Win In Emotional Distress Suit
• O'Melveny Blasted For $2.6M Fee Bid In La Paloma Ch. 11
• 9th Circ. Backs Sulfur Dioxide Deal Between EPA, Enviros
• Platinum Founder's Attys Told Not To Lean On Witnesses
• 10th Circ. Sides With Ute Tribe In Ex-Worker Contract Row
• Transocean Wants $14M Oil Drilling Award Recognized In US
• Restored FERC Gives Green Light To $2.2B Nexus Pipeline
• FERC Urges 3rd Circ. To Sink NJ Towns' Pipeline Fight
• Quantum Energy Partners Sells Tubing Co. Stake For $237M
• Bangladeshi Court Says Niko's Oil, Gas Deal Is Invalid
• Court Trims Claims Against Pipeline Co. In Oil Spill Suit
• Practicing Law In The Era Of 3rd-Party Litigation Funding
• Self-Collection In E-Discovery — Risks Vs. Rewards
• Texas Energy Co.'s Win Upheld In $21M Shareholder Suit
• Judge Won't Rethink UBS Win In Suit Over Enron Info
• Taxation With Representation: Davis, Skadden, Weil, Cahill
• Oil States Urges Supreme Court To Abolish AIA Reviews
• Anadarko Slams Gov't Denial Of Docs In $25M Refund Row
• Challenge To Maine City's Oil Export Ban Survives Bid To Toss
• Steel Co. Supports $16M Medical Benefits Settlement
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Oil Co. Can't Escape Ecuador's Environmental Claims
• Quantum Energy Launches $450M Oil, Gas Co.
• Tribal Leaders 'Outraged' Over Rumored Monument Shrinkage
• Enviros Seek Records On Industry Role In Fuel Reg Rollback
• 5th Circ. Won't Send Texas-EPA Air Quality Fight To DC
• US Seeks Approval Of $43M Peabody Pollution Cleanup Deal
• Williams Unit Can Take Pa. Property For Pipeline, Judge Says
• Ryckman Creek Seeks $3M In Additional DIP Funding
• Trump Slaps Venezuela's Maduro Regime With Sanctions
• NY Says 2nd Circ. Ruling Dooms Challenge Of Permit Denial
• Power Cos. Take NY Nuclear Plant Subsidy Fight To 2nd Circ.
• Oil, Gas Royalty Deductions OK Under W.Va. Law, Court Says
• Wash. Tribal Co. Urges Justices Not To Hear Fuel Tax Row
• Ghana Says It's Immune From $13.35M Arbitration Award
• 6 Common Lateral Partner Myths Debunked
• When A Firm Is 'Failing': CentraCare Vs. Energy Solutions
• Duke Fights $352M Nuke Plant Termination Claim At 4th Circ.
• Tepco Faces New $5B Suit On Fukushima Radiation Exposure
• DC Circ. Ruling Sets Stage For Longer, Costlier FERC Reviews
• Oil Financier Calls Judge's Critical Comments Prejudicial
• Oil Lessee Seeks Quick Win In Canceled Lease Suit
• Puerto Rico Creditors Want In On $6.2B Adversary Suit
• Texas Universities Say Alliantgroup Schemed For Tax Credits
• Dakota Access Protest Footage Not Public, State AG Says
• 4 Ways Law Firms Can Help Battle Addiction
• Apache Wins Drilling Rights Back In West Texas Oil Dispute
• Summit Sues Feds For Defunding Clean Energy Project
• Singapore Oil Field Services Co. Settles Iran Sanctions Claims
• 9th Circ. Backs Forest Service In Ore. Water Pipeline Fight
• DOE Electricity Grid Study Points To Impact Of Gas On Coal
• Atty Denies Bad Faith Role In Energy Co.'s Bankruptcy
• Skeptical Courts May Undermine Trump's Energy Project Push
• EEOC's ADA Suit Against Day & Zimmermann Will Go To Trial
• Cobalt Can't Use CalPERS Ruling To Toss Cert., Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Enviros' Pa. Pipeline Project Challenge
• Solar Panel Supplier Urges 2nd Circ. To Affirm $1.3M Award
• New Study Provides Ammo For Exxon Climate Suits
• A Law Firm Guide To Helping Victims Of Human Trafficking
• Exxon Contractor Must Pay $3M In Coverage Spat: 5th Circ.
• 10th Circ. Affirms $24.5M In 'Hot Fuel' MDL Settlements
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Pa. Radiation Suits
• Chinese, Russian Officials Urge US To Nix Korea Sanctions
• SunEdison Seeks OK Of $5.75M AIG Deal Over Fire Damage
• FERC, Trader Settle Market Manipulation Case For $11.7M
• Pipeline Tribal Land Row Paused For Settlement Talks
• DOE Encouraged To Halt Expanded Natural Gas Exports
• Mich. Utility To Phase Out Fossil Fuels At Power Station
• Dakota Access Again Urges Court To Keep Pipeline Operating
• Bankrupt Westinghouse Hopes To Keep Key Employees
• Commerce Hits Argentina, Indonesia For Biodiesel Subsidies
• Union Slams Choice Of Mine Safety Admin. Acting Policy Head
• Russian Oil Co. Seeks OK Of $112M Award Against Ukraine
• Discovery Proportionality: A Defense View
• Renewable Energy In The Age Of Trump
• Dakota Access Owner Accuses Greenpeace Of 'Eco-Terrorism'
• Utility Says FERC Can't Halve Recoupment Of $31M Outlay
• Treasury, DOJ Rebuke North Korea-Affiliated Cos.
• 5th Circ. Puts EPA Power Plant Effluent Rule Fights On Hold
• FERC Denies Bid For Stay On Northeast Pipeline Facilities
• Deals Rumor Mill: Gates Global, Vectren, Eletrobras
• UK Court Clears Sale Of Citgo Parent's Oil In Transport Row
• Cairn Bolsters India Arbitration With $249M Tax Refund Claim
• Chevron Wants OT Claim Arbitrated In Trade Secrets Row
• Mining Cos. Slam Soros' Bid To Toss Suit Before NY Court
• Ex-Statoil Exec Can't Use Likely Stolen Tech, Judge Says
• DC Circ. Says FERC Botched Review Of $3.5B Fla. Pipeline
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Encourages State-Level Pipeline Fights
• Tax Court Rules Miner Can't Count Mixers In Tax Formula
• Diversity In The Legal Profession — A Stubborn Vision
• Why Midsize Firms Run The Gamut On Diversity
• Law Firms Head Back To School For Diversity Guidance
• GCs Find New Urgency In Longtime Push For Diversity
• Spain Contests Court's OK Of €128M Award To Solar Cos.
• CIT Largely Backs Duty On Chinese Solar Cells
• ND Tells DC Circ. It Wants In On EPA Drilling Waste Suit
• Freshfields Guides Total In $7.5B Maersk Oil Buy
• DOE, Contractor Settle After Confidential Info Disclosure
• Deals Rumor Mill: Baidu, Air Berlin, SPIC Overseas
• Consol Ruling Hints At Future Of Pa. Enviro Permit Battles
• Feds Seek To Toss NM, Calif. Royalty Suit Over Nixed Rule
• New Salary History Laws Crimp Attorney Hiring Process
• Challenging An Escheat Audit? Be Sure The Claim Is Ripe
• Breitburn Energy Beats $5.5M Royalty Payment Claims
• Enron Unit's Fee Bid 'Murky' In $21M Nigeria Award Case
• Energy Future Drops Berkshire Bid For Sempra's $9.45B Offer
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Racial Diversity Stagnating At US Law Firms
• How 5 Firms Are Building More Diverse Ranks
• The Top Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• Yukos Investors Lose Bid To Subpoena Baker Botts
• Icahn Quits Post As Trump Adviser After Conflict Concerns
• Gold King Spill Vows Could Be Fool's Gold For Pruitt
• US, TransCanada Seek To Trash Keystone Pipeline ESA Claim
• Judge 'Appalled' At Atty's Letter To Ex-Platinum Employee
• Ex-Statoil Exec Says Injunction Bid Should Be Nixed
• Westinghouse Liable For Project Shutdown Costs, Co. Says
• Sanchez Energy Sells Eagle Ford Assets For $105M
• Nigeria Looks To Disqualify Entire ICSID Panel In Oil Row
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Kirkland, Davis Polk
• 2nd Circ. Denies Constitution's $683M NY Pipeline Retry
• Corps, Dakota Access Say Pipeline Oil Should Keep Flowing
• Hedge Fund-Backed Peabody Energy Unveils 13M-Share Sale
• Slowdown In Bankruptcies Belies Oil Cos.' Stormy Situation
• Contractor Asks DC Circ. Not To Revive $8.5M Award Fight
• Time To Lift The Ban On Foreign Control Of US Reactors
• US Power Giant Calpine To Be Taken Private In $5.6B Deal
• 5 Tips For A Successful Legal Blog
• Breitburn Creditors Spending Too Much, Wells Fargo Says
• OMB Lays Out R&D Priorities For 2019 Agency Spending
• Petrobras Pulls Uruguay Into Arbitration Over Gas Deals
• Zinke Says Gulf Of Mexico Oil & Gas Lease Sale Netted $121M
• Ryckman Creek Customer Questions Ch. 11 Plan Feasibility
• Jones Walker Adds Enviro Lawyers From Curry & Friend
• EPA, Corps Extend Comment Period On Waters Rule Rollback
• Manhattan Project Cleanup Contractor Owes $12.7M: 6th Circ.
• Real Estate Rumors: Brenda Earl, Ronny Finvarb, Eni
• Deals Rumor Mill: China Unicom, Hub International, Energen
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revisit Clean Energy Ruling Favoring Conn.
• Venezuelan Oil Co. Decries Bid For Stock In $1.2B Award Row
• Pipeline Co. Fights Order To Get Off Okla. Tribal Lands
• PE-Backed Acquisition Co. Announces $3.8B Energy Tie-Up
• Asset Manager To Pay $275K For Mischarging Fund It Advised
• SolarCity Must Face Cogenra's Unfair Competition Suit
• Ohio Regulators Affirm $204M FirstEnergy Subsidy
• Edison Int'l To Pay At Least $7.5M In Prolonged ERISA Row
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Lessons From Willy Wonka
• 'Nonbinding' Still Means 'Nonbinding' In Texas
• Calif. Urges Judge To Block Valero Energy Terminal Deal
• US Cos. Petition For Duties On Chinese, Indian Flanges
• Pa. Landowner Says Rival's Mining Permit Issued In Error
• EEOC Accuses Drilling Co. Of Age, Disability Bias
• Oxbow Chancery Trial Postscript Puts Koch Atty On Stand
• Sungevity Ch. 11 Dismissal Approved Over Trustee Objection
• 9th Circ. Rips Co. For Taking Mining Claims To Federal Court
• NJ Enviro Regulator Blasts Atlantic Ocean Drilling Plan
• Statoil, Chief Counsel Get Ex-Exec's Sanction Bid Nixed
• 6th Circ. Backs Hemlock's $793M Win In Supply Contract Row
• Latham Steers Mexican Energy SPAC's Landmark $650M IPO
• Materia May Be Infringing After $1.5M Verdict, Evonik Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Teva, Petrobras, Thyssenkrupp
• 10th Circ. Won't Budge On Chaparral Lease After BIA Redo
• Occidental Fights Landowners' Cert. Bid In Sinkhole Suit
• Hedge Fund Elliott Settles With AkzoNobel, Ups BHP Stake
• $400M Petrobras Row Must Be Arbitrated: Marine Chain Co.
• Solar Co. Yingli Wins Dismissal From Securities Fraud Suit
• Chinese Solar Cell Maker Sues Commerce Over Subsidy Duty
• Judging A Book: Kopf Reviews Posner's 'Federal Judiciary'
• Exxon, Shell Info Bid Stays Mostly Intact In $1.8B Award Row
• Gov't Is Owner In Navajo Land Uranium Cleanup Suit: Judge
• A Closer Look At EPA's Approach To CPP Rollback
• Crystallex Wants Venezuelan Co. Stock Taken For $1.2B Award
• Shareholder Suit Over SolarCity Stock Drop Tossed
• 3rd Circ. Says NRC's Rules Trump ADA In Worker Firing Suit
• Energy Litigation Team Joins Shackelford Bowen In Dallas
• DC Circ. Tosses Sierra Club's Freeport LNG Export Fight
• Slawson Exploration Gets OK To Drill During Tribal Row
• Statoil, Chief Counsel Face Sanctions Bid From Former Exec
• Polsinelli Picks Up Texas-Based Bankruptcy Shareholder
• Investors Still Can't Look To Enforce $506M Kazakhstan Award
• Linde, Praxair Kick Off Tender Period Under FTC Scrutiny
• EPA Must Exempt Wyo. Refineries From Biofuel Rules
• Pa. Court Favors Enviros In Fight Over Consol Coal Mine
• Wash. Tribe Blasts BNSF's Rethink Bid In Oil-Shipping Row
• Trump Admin. Cites Progress On NRDC Climate Info Queries
• ND Floats Deal With Dakota Access In Cultural Site Dispute
• $30M Settlement Floated In Sanchez Energy Investor Suit
• SEC Fines KPMG $6.2M Over Miller Energy Audit Failures
• Judge Blocks Mont. Coal Mine Expansion For Lack Of Study
• UK Mulls Divestitures In £2.23B Wood-Amec Deal
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Noble Americas Atty To Corporate Practice
• Transocean Snags Norwegian Rival For $3.4B
• The Use Of Special Masters In Complex Cases
• A Plaintiff's Guide To Discovery Proportionality: Part 2
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer
• Exxon Scores Nix Of Pipeline Violations At 5th Circ.
• Energy Investors Up Damages In Duane Morris Suit To $764M
• Plant Owner Must Repay Insurer For Crane Fire: 10th Circ.
• EPA To Move Ahead On Power Plant Wastewater Rule Revision
• Gas Pipeline Projects Top FERC To-Do List
• Slawson Exploration Wants ND Drill Stay Lifted In Tribal Row
• Obermayer Adds Energy Title Partner In Pittsburgh
• Andeavor Logistics To Buy Fellow Andeavor MLP For $1.5B
• Sierra Club Sues DOE For Grid Study Info
• Sungevity Pushes For Structured Dismissal Despite Objection
• Zero Emissions Credit Litigation: The Road Ahead
• EFH, NextEra Units Work Toward Settling Wind Credit Row
• Nabors To Acquire Tesco In $220M Deal
• Spain Can't Nix €128M Award Over Green Subsidies, Cos. Say
• 11th Circ. Upholds Conviction For $20M Ponzi Scheme
• Mass. Pair Arrested Over $50M In Energy Grant Applications
• A Plaintiff's Guide To Discovery Proportionality: Part 1
• Shell Wants Quick $74M Win In Unpaid Drilling Work Suit
• Lawmakers Urge Feds To Bar Atlantic, Eastern Gulf Drilling
• A Summer Update On FCPA: Part 1
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: New Demands
• Argentina Gives EU More Time To Tweak Biodiesel Duties
• Calif. AG Sues EPA For Docs Over Possible Pruitt Conflicts
• Auto Salvage Co. Gets OK To Start Paying $26.7M Settlement
• 2 Plead Guilty, 2 Arrested Over $15M Oil Ponzi Scheme
• Feds, TransCanada Push To Nix Suit Over Keystone Approval
• FERC Fights Barclays Trader's Bid To Exit $453M Penalty Case
• Oil Rig Co. Can Deduct Subcontractor Payments: Texas Court
• Westinghouse Faces Worker Suits Over Nuke Plant Shutdown
• Ranger Energy, YogaWorks Raise $125M In Downsized IPOs
• NJ Sierra Club Blasts PennEast For Pipeline Approval Push
• 2 PE-Backed Energy Cos. File IPOs Totaling $200M
• Defamation Suit Against John Oliver Remanded To W.Va.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Miami Marlins, Saudi Aramco, Toutiao
• BIA, FWS Improved Dam Hazard Readiness, Watchdog Says
• Canada Province Will Enter Fight Over Kinder Morgan Pipeline
• 2nd Circ. Throws Wrench Into FCPA Enforcement
• Odebrecht Alerts Peru To Issues Under Investment Treaty
• Energy-Focused True Green Capital Clinches $350M PE Fund
• It's Time To Improve Voir Dire In Federal Court
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: Insider Risks
• LP Investors Fight Toss Of $700M Kinder Morgan Suit
• EPA, DOT To Review Obama-Era Auto Emissions Standards
• Breitburn Gets OK To Use DIP Proceeds For Swap Deals
• NRC Tells DC Circ. Tribe's Mine License Row Is Premature
• 8th Circ. Nixes Tribal Appeals In Paradigm Pipeline Suit
• 9th Circ. Revives Asarco's CERCLA Suit Against ARCO
• Excess Director Pay Claims Are Insurable, 5th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Pauses Litigation On EPA New Plant Carbon Rule
• DC Circ. Won't Reconsider Lifting Methane Rule Stay
• Deals Rumor Mill: Eolia Renovables, Husky, Clive Cowdery
• EPA State Coal Ash Permit Guidance Offers Flexibility
• Petrobras Says Don't Pause $400M Suit For Arbitration
• Coal Miner Contura Pulls $150M IPO Due To Market Conditions
• Ga. NAACP Tries To Keep Utility Discrimination Suit Alive
• Energy Group Urges FCC To Add More Broadband Advisers
• Calif., Valero Spar Over Evidence In Terminal Tussle
• Enviros Urge DC Judge To Nix Trump's 2-For-1 Order
• 5th Circ. Upholds Arbitration Order In Nigeria Oil Dispute
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: Balancing Act
• RBS Sued For £153M Over Carbon Credit Fraud Claims
• 3 Questions After DC Circ. Sinks EPA Ban On HFCs
• EFH Creditors Slam $270M Breakup Fee In $9.1B Berkshire Bid
• FCPA Prosecutor Returning To Foley & Lardner In DC
• Carlton's $1B Oil Field Fight In Chad Paused For Arbitration
• Crowell & Moring Snags Gordon & Rees Energy Finance Atty
• Knight Energy Holdings Files For Ch. 11
• Dem AGs Rip Methane Rule Delay As Comment Period Ends
• Utah Wants Nearly $2B From EPA For Gold King Mine Disaster
• Enviro Group Sues DOI Over Unfilled Records Requests
• Future Of Calif. Cap-And-Trade Is Up To CARB
• Takeaways From New Sanctions On Iran, Russia, North Korea
• Sidley Austin Hires Antitrust Partner From WilmerHale
• Jackson Walker Adds 4 Andrews Kurth Partners In Texas
• TV Tout In $131M ForceField Stock Fraud Gets 15 Months
• 5th Circ. Won't Revisit Total's Suit Over FERC Fining Power
• Mariner East Deal Allows Sunoco To Restart Pipeline Work
• Metals Trader Defends $20M Payment Toward Settlement
• How The IPad Can Be A Litigator's Best Friend
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: CPO Vs. CISO
• China North Investors Win Cert., $33M Default Judgment
• DC Circ. Pauses CPP Litigation For 2 More Months
• Judge Nudges Along Dispute Over $1.8B Exxon, Shell Award
• Citgo Agrees To Pay $8M To End Spam Text Suit
• Trade Coalition Weighs In On Effluent Rule Case
• Enviros Decry Forest Service Green Light To $3.5B Pipeline
• SC Sues US For $100M Over Failure To Remove Plutonium
• Texas Sen. Fights Atty DQ In Frack Sand Fraud Suit
• Sunoco Facing Growing Pressure On Pa. Gas Pipeline
• Chancery Lets Pipeline Co. Investors See Oil Spill Records
• Oil Exec Must Disgorge Up To $4M In Investor Funds
• Tribes Urge Halt Of Dakota Access Pipeline For Enviro Review
• Bondholders Sue To Guard Puerto Rico Electric Co. Money
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Paul Hastings Corporate Atty In Houston
• NRC Plans Fresh Review Of Yucca Mountain License Process
• Texas Jury Awards $21.1M To Broadband Patent Owner
• Coal Investors Ask Chancery To Ax Diverted Bid Right Claims
• Cabot Sues Attys For $5M Over Filing Of Allegedly Barred Suit
• DC Circ. Nixes La. Challenge To FERC Rate-Balancing Plan
• Ex-Norton Rose M&A Partner Now GC Of Houston Energy Co.
• Murray Energy Says ACLU Doesn't Belong In John Oliver Suit
• DC Circ. Strikes Down Part Of EPA Rule On HFCs
• 5 Questions To Ask Before Entering Joint-Representation AFA
• SunEdison Shareholders' Objections Put To Rest
• DOI Sage Grouse Report Focuses On Energy, State Interests
• Enviros, DOI Agree On Atty Fees In Navajo Coal Plant Suit
• EFH Judge Wants Only 'Ready To Go' Berkshire-Beating Bids
• EPA Tells Justices Waters Rule Belongs In Appeals Court
• EPA Taking Another Look At Gold King Mine Spill Claims
• Bracewell Hires Away Morgan Lewis Energy Atty In Houston
• Venezuela Reiterates Bid To Ax $36M Award
• RMP Can't Escape Negligence Claims In Utah Oil Spill Row
• Investor Drops Suit Against Baker Hughes Over GE Merger
• No Need For New Trial In Gas Royalty Row, Driller Says
• Legal Incubators Can Help New Lawyers And Society
• Nexus Pipeline Developers Press FERC For Final Thumbs-Up
• 5th Circ. Sides With Workers In Entergy Overtime Spat
• TVA Must Move Coal Ash Waste, Judge Rules
• 3 Questions Environmental Attorneys Have About RCRA
• Even An Unsigned Email Can Be A Legally Binding Contract
• ICSID Roundup: The Latest Claims You Need To Know
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Oil And Gas Groups Ask High Court To Review Seal Listing
• DTE Energy Seeks High Court Review Of Revived EPA Suit
• EPA Asks DC Circ. Not To Reconsider Effluent Data Ruling
• SEC Charges Salesman Linked To Breitling Energy Scam
• Enviros Say Dominion Project Wasn't Thoroughly Vetted
• SEC Says Texas Oil Co. CEO Used Investor Cash For Tuition
• Treaties May Absolve Tribal Member Of Taxes, Judge Rules
• Policy May Not Be Priority For Restored FERC Quorum
• US Trustee Blasts Sungevity's Structured Dismissal Bid
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. To Decide Clean Power Plan Case
• Canadian Solar Co. Joins Fray Over Solar Cell Tariffs
• EFH Plans' Flops Highlight Regulators' Relevance In Ch. 11
• Industry Fights Enviros' Challenge Of Effluent Rule Pause
• 3 Firms Set To Steer IPOs Totaling $310M Led By Coal Miner
• 3 Questions Environmental Attorneys Have About CERCLA
• The Working Capital Adjustment Dispute That Never Was
• Exxon Says Mass. Top Court Alone Can't Handle Climate Fight
• DOI Repeals Obama-Era Mineral Royalty Rule
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cenovus, Dover, Prosper Marketplace
• Dominion Unit Challenges Pa. Permit For $210M Project
• Investors Want Cobalt's Class Cert. Redo Bid Nixed
• Puerto Rico Bondholders Share The Pain
• EFH Seeks To Block NextEra From Getting $275M Breakup Fee
• Mineral Liens Can Be Contractually Waived In Texas
• Valve Cos. Owe Man For Deadly Asbestos Cancer, Jury Holds
• Willkie Farr Nabs Partner From Kirkland For Houston Office
• Filipino Geothermal Co. Is Offered Up To $1.28B For Shares
• Senate Confirms 2 FERC Commissioners, Restores Quorum
• Nonprofit Says EPA Power Plant Cooling Water Rule Too Lax
• Marathon Petroleum To Pay $86M To Settle Refinery Fire Suits
• FPL Asks Fla. Judge To Toss Enviros' Suit Over Nuclear Plant
• McCarter & English Adds 3 Holland & Knight Energy Pros
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Meituan-Dianping, BAWAG
• DOJ, SEC Drop Chesapeake M&A Accounting Investigations
• SunEdison Free To Push Back Rights Offering Cutoff
• 4 Questions Environmental Attorneys Have About NEPA
• Senate OKs Trump Pick For Energy Deputy
• Enviros Urge DC Circ. Not To Reconsider Methane Rule Stay
• Brazil Watchdog Axes Fuel Co.'s $610M Deal With Rival
• EPA Reverses Delay On Toughened Smog Regulations
• Senate Panel Advances Trump Pick For DOJ Enviro Chief
• How New York State Is Making Energy Storage A Priority
• How To Prioritize Your Law Firm's Crisis Response Plan
• Chevron, Fisherman Agree To Toss $1.5B Rig Blast Suit
• Texas Energy Co. Sheds $820M In Ch. 11 Consummation
• Romanian Oil And Gas Row Moved From Miss. To Texas
• Rice Energy Investors Sue Over $6.7B EQT Tie-Up
• 8th Circ. Affirms Halt Of Tribal Court Oil & Gas Royalty Suit
• ND Sen. Slams Army Corps' DAPL Dithering, Seeks $14M
• Coal Suit Against HBO's John Oliver 'Ridiculous,' ACLU Says
• SEC Settles With Alleged Manipulator Of Texas Co.'s Stock
• Oil Exec, Colombian Atty Must Face Drummond RICO Suit
• £2.2B Wood-Amec Deal May Hurt Competition, Watchdog Says
• Oilfield Services Co., Drugmaker Launch IPOs Totaling $160M
• 'Bag Man' Gets 3 Years In $131M ForceField Stock Fraud
• Mass. Top Court Can Handle Exxon Climate Fight, AG Says
• Drilling Co. Layoffs Didn't Violate WARN Act, 5th Circ. Says
• 3 Questions Environmental Attorneys Have About The ESA
• A Foreign Partner Is Not Taxable On A Partnership Sale
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Closing Argument
• 3 Things To Watch After DC Circ. Issues EPA Methane Mandate
• Sens. Propose Tax Credit For 3K Megawatts Of Offshore Wind
• Feds Blast Ponzi Conspirator's Bid To Trim Indictment
• Industry Group Wants BNSF Tank Car Fee Challenge Revived
• Fuel Broker Can't Avoid Texas Superfund Cleanup Order
• SunEdison Takes On Appeal Over Key Ch. 11 Plan Agreement
• Chinese Co. Moves To Dodge Suit Over $775M BP Asset Sale
• Deals Rumor Mill: HNA, Flipkart, Gas Natural
• Texas Pipeline Co. Asks DC Circ. To Affirm FERC Approval
• Democratic AGs Challenge EPA's Smog Standard Delay
• Trump Names Ex-DOJ, Sidley Austin Attorney As DOI Solicitor
• Texas Can't Force Yucca Mountain Decision, Nev. Says
• Energy Cos. Get $14M Costs Award Against Kurdish Gov't
• Oil Producers Cannot Recover From Downstream Purchasers
• Adams Resources Reaches Terms On Well Interest Sales
• Commodities Co. Sues FBI Over $24M N. Korean Sanctions
• Malaysian Fund Misses $629M Payment Under Settlement
• 3 Questions Environmental Attorneys Have About TSCA
• 5 Questions All AFAs Should Answer Clearly