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Energy - July, 2019

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• Chinese Billionaire Charged With Evading $1.8B In US Tariffs
• Elon Musk Beats Investor Suit Over Tesla-SolarCity Merger
• Ukraine Wants 2nd Chance On Immunity In $112M Award Suit
• Sikorsky Hit With Counterclaims in $64M Chopper Sale Suit
• NJ Utility Board's Renewables Rule Changes Weren't Arbitrary
• FWS Must Decide If Penguin Species Endangered, Suit Says
• Keane Group Investor Wants Info About $1.8B C&J Tie-Up
• Steel Producer Sues Commerce Over Duty Exclusion Denials
• Trump Sanctions Iran's Foreign Minister As Tensions Mount
• Oil Cos. Tell 4th Circ. Baltimore Climate Suit Is Federal Matter
• Texas Panel Says Frack Co. Malpractice Claim Filed Too Late
• CFTC's Energy Insider Trading Suit Moves To Texas
• Orrick, White & Case Guide $1.25B Deal For US Energy Assets
• No 'Wilderness' Right In Ore. Climate Change Suit
• 16 States Urge High Court To Review 4th Circ. Trail Ruling
• ConocoPhillips Says Enviro Review On Point For Oil Probe
• Uzbekistan Can't Get Suit Over $13M Arbitral Award Nixed
• 2 Ex-Execs Want Platinum Bond Fraud Convictions Flipped
• Talen Unit Reaches $1.1M Settlement Over Pa. Coal Ash Pond
• Cornell Gets Petrobras Docs Unsealed For Arbitration Effort
• Gene Therapy, Drilling Contractor Raise $101.5M In Debuts
• Debunking 3 Myths About Contract Attorneys
• FERC Not Obliged To Vet Pipeline Downstream Climate Impact
• EPA Supports Bid To Ditch Clean Power Plan Litigation
• Real Estate Rumors: Axpo, Reading, Moody Bible Institute
• EPA Lifts Restrictions On Pebble Mine Project
• EPA Tweaks Coal Ash Regs To Comply With DC Circ. Order
• 3rd Circ. Opens Floodgates For Venezuela Creditor Claims
• Enterprise Didn't Mess With Texas Landowner In Pipeline Fight
• 5th Circ. Vacates 19½-Year Sentence Over 'Plain' Mistake
• Utah, NM Say EPA Contractor Can't Recoup Gold King Costs
• Engine Maker's Ex-CEO Pleads Not Guilty In $25M Fraud Case
• Elk Lenders Must Decide On Intent Ahead Of Ch. 11 Auction
• Billionaire Fights Waiving Of Privilege In $48M Award Dispute
• Rig Pipe Maker Can't Bar Rival From Selling Product Amid Suit
• Asarco Retiree Class Gets Court OK In Health Benefits Fight
• Texas Man Guilty Of Conspiracy In China Trade Secrets Case
• AT&T Looks To Pull Plug On FPL's $20M Utility Pole Rent Suit
• 9th Circ. Finds Faults In Calif. Green Energy Payment Scheme
• Gas Pipeline Group's Meeting Signals Stricter Safety Rules
• Workplace Safety's Little-Known Hammer: The Clean Air Act
• SFO Defends Talks With ENRC Lawyer In £70M Suit
• Oilfield Co. Sues Ex-VP Who Went To Work For Competitor
• CIT Sustains Tariffs On Russian Cold-Rolled Steel
• Gov't Asks Fed. Circ. To Restore CBP's Authority Over Imports
• Chemical Cos.' $7.9M Deal In Price-Fixing Suit Gets First Nod
• Elk Petroleum Equity Holders Cry Foul Over Ch. 11 Bid Plans
• Gas Lease Funds Not Covered Under Pa. Enviro Amendment
• Littler Adds Ex-Reed Smith Labor, Employment Leader
• PG&E Almost Free From SF Bay Waste Suit After $4.9M Deal
• BLM's Plan For Bears Ears Faces Heat From Dems, Enviros
• Nord Stream 2 Pipeline Fights New EU Gas Rules
• Sovereign Immunity Covers Navajo Coal Plant, 9th Circ. Says
• Feds Say They Consulted With Tribe On Okla. Drilling
• Tribes Say Trump Violated Treaties By OKing Keystone XL
• EU Agency OKs Carlyle Energy Deal Worth Up To $4.8B
• Calif. Cities Look East In Bid To Keep Climate Suits Alive
• Persuasive Use Of Financial Models In Utility Ratemaking
• Columbia Gas To Pay $143M To Settle Mass. Explosion Claims
• Crystallex Can Seize Citgo Parent Shares For $1.2B Award
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2019
• DOJ Emails 'Off The Judicial Table' For Now In Bribery Case
• Workers At Burned Refinery Sue For Back Pay, Benefits
• Don't Kill Clean Power Plan Case, Backers Tell DC Circ.
• 4th Circ. Tosses FWS Permit For Atlantic Coast Pipeline
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Class Suit Over Supplier's Energy Rates
• 2 Firms Drive $5.4B Deal Between Phillips 66 And Its MLP
• Compliance Imperatives For Defensible Data Disposal
• Wanda Sports, Mexican Energy Co. Price IPOs Totaling $283M
• A Litigator's Reflections From The Arbitrator's Chair
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• V&E Guides Energy-Focused SPAC's $300M Offering
• EPA Must Enforce Clean Air Act Ozone Rule, Judge Says
• Energy Co. Wants 2nd Chance On Romania Contract Claim
• Texas Jury Hits Oilfield Co. With $22M Crash Verdict
• Rolls-Royce Defendant Skips $9M Bail, Goes On The Lam
• Ore. High Court Won't Ease Dredge Mining Permit Process
• Sailors Ask 9th Circ. To Revive $1B Fukushima GE, Tepco Suit
• BLM Seeks To Ax Tribe's Suit Over Geothermal Leases
• Texas Energy Co. Asks Court To Ignore 'Games' In Award Suit
• One Set Of Solar Duties Lowers The Other, CIT Rules
• Toyota Racing Ahead With $600M Hail-Service Co. Venture
• Salesmen Tied To 'Frack Master' Reach $8M SEC Deal
• Elk Petroleum's Creditor Valuation Deal Approved In Delaware
• 5 Cos. Hit The Market With Combined $879M In IPOs
• 5 Hard Phrases Lawyers Should Master
• Ford, VW, Others Freeze Out Trump Admin. On Emissions
• ENRC Sues Ex-PM Of Kazakhstan In Widening War With SFO
• PG&E Bondholders Rip CPUC's 'Road To Nowhere' Proposal
• BP, Others Won't Contribute To $22M Superfund, Suit Says
• EPA's New FOIA Policy Draws Fire From All Corners
• Energy Co.'s Bid To Enforce $846M Pakistan Award Paused
• Deals Rumor Mill: Charter Communications, WeWork, SDIC
• Lone Star Laterals: Thompson & Knight, Reed Smith
• 2 More Trials On Deck Over Alleged Platinum Bond Fraud
• Sen. Grassley Makes Renewed Push For Tax Extenders
• Wis. Tribe Sues To Boot Enbridge Pipeline From Reservation
• Commerce Sets Early Duties On Chinese, Indian Steel Rods
• Offshore Co. To Face Bulk Of Suit Over $2.8M Deep-Sea Gear
• PG&E Insurers Take Swing At Resolving Utility's Ch. 11
• Solar Biz Drops Baker Botts-Led IPO Target To $221M
• 1st Circ. Says FERC 'A Big Problem' For $3.6B Utilities Suit
• Fire-Ravaged Refinery Can Tap $100M Loan In Ch. 11 Case
• Utility Faces $4.5M Fine Over Pa. Man's Electrocution
• Don't OK $6.2M Award During Arbitration: Energy Services Co.
• Army Corps Didn't Vet Contractors On $289M In Afghan Deals
• 9th Circ. Sinks Offshore Wage Claims After High Court Ruling
• Tribunal In Rwandan Mining Case To Tackle Jurisdiction First
• Pa. Law Controls Gas Co. Land Seizure Fight, 3rd Circ. Says
• FTC Clears Chemical Maker Deal On Same Conditions As EU
• Ohio Coal, Nuke Bailout Leaves Renewables In The Cold
• Ex-Machinist's Job Bias Suit Should Be Trimmed, Judge Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apollo, Bird, Reliance Industries
• EPA Must Ban Plastic Pollution At Petrochem Plants: Enviros
• 1st Circ. Weighs Cities' Power In Pipeline Disputes
• Enviros Say EPA's 2015 Ozone Rule Full Of Enforcement Holes
• DOI And Foes Duel Over Coal Moratorium Ruling
• V&E, Willkie Steer $500M Calif. Oil, Gas Field Development JV
• GE Urges High Court To Pass On Golf Course Cleanup Row
• 5th Circ. Pulls Plug On Power Plant Worker's FMLA Case
• A Plan To Meet New York's Expanded Energy Storage Goals
• White House, Congress Reach Bipartisan Budget Deal
• Blackhawk OK'd To Tap $240M Loan After Lien Changes
• Pa. Court Says DEP's Fracking Regs Backed By State Laws
• Hunton Won't Take Brunt Of Heat Over Link To EPA Attys
• Activists Lose Challenge To NJ Gas Pipeline Project
• Energy Cos. Lose Bid To Keep RI Climate Suit In Fed. Court
• Valerus Says Bid To Combine Energy Suits Is Delay Tactic
• DC Circ. Again Denies Enviros' Push For Pipeline Challenge
• Strong Debut Augurs Well For China's New Startup Market
• WTO Dispute Roundup: US Angles For More Transparency
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Mishcon De Reya, Apple
• Elk Petroleum Avoids Ch. 11 Trustee In Settlement Bid
• Enviros Say DC Circ. Let FERC Ignore Climate For Gas Project
• SEC Slams 'Overbroad' Release In Helicopter Co. Ch. 11 Plan
• Fire-Stricken Philly Refinery Opens Second Ch. 11 In Del.
• E-Discovery Experts Could Increase Fed. Court Efficiency
• BP, Bunge Ink $775M Bioenergy Joint Venture
• Jury Hits Besco With $5M Verdict In Oil-Drilling Patent Case
• NH Justices Back Block Of Eversource Hydropower Project
• DC Circ. Refuses To Publish Sovereign Immunity Ruling
• Biggest Enviro Law Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2019
• Coal Co. Blackhawk Mining Opens Ch. 11 On $1.1B Debt
• Scientists Ask 1st Circ. To Revive Expert 'Purge' Lawsuit
• After Delay, Pa. Programmer Pleads To Siemens Sabotage
• Army Corps Owes ND $38M For Pipeline Protests, Suit Says
• 11 Firms To Guide 7 IPOs Exceeding $1.4B As July Stays Hot
• SC Utility Customers Tell 2nd Circ. To Revive Nuke Plant Suit
• DC Circ. Backs EPA On Ditching Hardrock Mining Rule
• Justice Stevens' Most Important Personal Injury Opinions
• Rig Worker 'Engulfed In Flames' Sues Houston Equipment Co.
• Engine Maker Execs Inflated Revenues By $25M, Feds Say
• Fed. Circ. Limits Gov't Contractors' Litigation Cost Claims
• Recent IRS Notices Blow Favorable For Wind Projects
• China Cries Foul Over Trump's Nuclear Sanctions Dragnet
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Honeywell Faces FCPA Probe Related To Petrobras
• Texas Co. Says YPF Not Entitled To $1.2M In Atty Fees
• Citgo Board Fight Should Be 'Crystal Clear,' Chancery Told
• House Panel Supports Ban On Drilling In Chaco Canyon
• Justice Stevens Ruling Set Groundwork For US Climate Policy
• Investors Push For Class Cert. In Oil Co. Stock Fraud Row
• EOG Settles $12.5M Injury Suit Minutes Before Arguments
• Gov't Sues Chemical Co. Over Deadly La. Plant Explosion
• Simpson Thacher Guides $14B Blackstone Infrastructure Fund
• Climate Change Divides FERC As LaFleur Says Goodbye
• DOJ's New Enviro Cases Down Nearly A Third, Report Says
• Acacia Units Will Pause Mining Arbitration Against Tanzania
• AEP To Partially Shut Down Indiana Coal-Fired Power Plant
• Cloud Peak Gets $35M Ch. 11 DIP Nod, Nixes Wyo. Tax Lien
• EQT Trade Secrets Suit Paused Amid CEO, Board Change
• Propane Industry Gets 2nd Shot At Fighting Houston Regs
• BLM Urges End To Suit Over Alaska Oil, Gas Exploration
• SEC Hits Capital Energy Execs With Suit Over Ponzi Scheme
• Remembering Justice Stevens As A Law Firm Leader
• Keeping Conventional Power Going Until Renewables Mature
• The Latest Executive Order On Buying American Has Teeth
• The Nondelegation Doctrine And Enviro Regs, Post-Gundy
• Alix Seeks Another Probe Of McKinsey Conflict Claims
• Sunoco Likely To Win In Butane Blending Patent Trial: Judge
• 'May I Just Ask': Era Of Civility Passes With Justice Stevens
• Venezuelan Fight Over Citgo Board Heats Up In Chancery
• Justice Stevens' Chevron Legacy Under Attack
• 'Kindness, Humility, Wisdom': Justices Remember Stevens
• The Stories They Tell About Justice Stevens
• Hear Justice Stevens In 5 Memorable Moments On The Bench
• Asarco Can't Pin Superfund Costs On Union Pacific: 9th Circ.
• Justice Stevens' High Court Legacy In 4 Charts
• NY Climate Legislation Would Stress Building, Power Sectors
• Md. High Court Says State Has Power Over Solar Zoning
• Texas Court Upholds Award For Land Taken For Pipeline
• Emerge Energy Can Tap $7.5M Of Its $35M Ch. 11 Financing
• Carpatsky Cleared To Gather Asset Info Over $147M Award
• Kazakhstan Says It Has No US Assets For $500M Award
• Clifford Chance Brings Bankruptcy Partner To NY Office
• Community Solar Needs Clear, Flexible State Regulations
• FERC Keeps Up LNG Approvals Despite Climate Concerns
• How Carbon Capture Tax Credit Financing Would Work
• TC Energy Wants In On New Keystone XL Pipeline Suit
• Fracking Co. Wins $5.3M In Insurance Row Over Busted Gear
• A Look Back At Justice Stevens' Most Important Opinions
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Investors' Suit Over Calif. Oil Spill
• Justice John Paul Stevens' Brand Of Judicial Humility
• Dominion Asks DC Court Not To Dismantle Power Project
• Injured Driver's Story Lacks 'Common Sense,' NY Court Says
• EP Energy Must Pay $41M For Oil And Gas Lease Payments
• Retired Justice John Paul Stevens, Hero To Left, Dead At 99
• 5th Circ. OKs $43.2M Jury Verdict In Well Plugging Suit
• Ex-Alstom Exec Wants Bribe Case Tossed Over Years Of Delay
• Insurer Asks 5th Circ. To Uphold Phillips 66's Coverage Denial
• Utilities, Regulators Challenge FERC Energy Storage Rule
• Fracking Tech Patent Trial Halted As Parties Strike Deal
• China Plows Ahead With WTO Challenge To US Solar Tariffs
• Energy Cos. On Track To Resolve Fight Over $367M Award
• Shell Wants $34M Calif. Trespassing Verdict Thrown Out
• Fed. Circ. Says Gov't Right To Deny Payment For Bias Suits
• Clean Power Plan Foes Say New Rule Kills Court Case
• Answers To Key Legal Finance Ethics Questions
• $8M Deal In Allied Power OT Row Needs Work, Judge Says
• Emerge Energy Hits Ch. 11 In Del. With $339M In Debt
• WTO Deals Another Blow To US CVDs On Chinese Goods
• Tribal Org. Blew Chance To Fight Pipeline, DC Circ. Told
• Enviros Challenge BLM Approval Of Ariz. Oil And Gas Leases
• Brookfield Depressed Energy Co. Value For Buy, Suit Says
• Apache Loses Bid To Reduce $62M Verdict In Well Dispute
• Chinese Co. Wins $1.15M Arbitral Award In Power Plant Row
• Trump Keeps Up 'Buy American' Efforts With New Rules
• DOT Must Redo Railroad Hazmat Plan Rule, DC Circ. Told
• GAO Says EPA Skirting Advisory Board Selection Rules
• Federal Agencies Need A Uniform Record-Keeping Process
• FERC Tax Policy Change Hurts Pipeline MLPs, DC Circ. Told
• Minn. Grid Law Is Toast After High Court Ruling, 8th Circ. Told
• Kirkland, Baker Botts Steer Callon's $1.2B Carrizo Oil Tie-Up
• Energy Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2019
• Trump Spares Uranium Imports From National Security Duties
• Enviros Urge Justices To Uphold 9th Circ. Groundwater Ruling
• Atty Slams Order To Pay $5M For Fraud That Snared NBA Star
• Fracking Supply Co. Hits Ch. 11 With $128M In Debt
• DOI Tells DC Circ. It Has Authority To Nix Old Oil & Gas Leases
• Environmental Policy To Watch In 2019: Midyear Report
• Texas Oilman Gets 18-Year Sentence For Defrauding Investors
• Baker Botts, Goodwin Steer $429M In Solar, Health Care IPOs
• 18 State AGs Call On House To Ban Asbestos
• SunEdison Settles With Investors For $74M
• 'OrderMyOil.com' Too Generic For TM Claim, Mass. Court Says
• The Role Of Dictionaries In Last Term's High Court Decisions
• Climate Change And Insurance: Insurers' Subrogation Claims
• How To Evaluate The Rise In Legal Employment
• Claims Trimmed From Chemical Co. Atty's Sex Bias Suit
• Ex-Dow Atty Confirmed To EPA Emergency Management Post
• Calif. Lawmakers Create $21B Wildfire Insurance Fund
• Full 5th Circ. Will Review Feds' Time-Barred CAA Suit
• BIA 'Inadequate' On Tribal Infrastructure, House Panel Told
• Beechwood Needn't Post $250M Security, NY Judge Rules
• Texas Landowners Can't Prove Oncor Caused Grass Fire
• EPA Lays Out Plan To Avoid Duplicating States' Enforcement
• Okla. Jury Sides With Operator In Royalty Deduction Dispute
• Pa. Utilities Must Factor Tax Credits In Improvement Charges
• WTO Dispenses Of US-Mexico-Canada Metal Tariff Disputes
• Carlyle Lands $5.3B Across Credit, Infrastructure Funds
• CNX Wants Gas Well Insurance Case Back In Pa. State Court
• Miner Says Bankrupt Blackjewel Fired Workers Without Notice
• What Justices' Deference Opinion Means For Employers
• PG&E Ordered To Respond To Report It Ignored Fire Dangers
• Elk Petroleum Calls Equity Holders' DIP Objections Baseless
• Execs Deny Infringing Sunoco Gas Blending Patents
• Boardwalk Pipeline Buyout Suit Should Stand, Chancery Told
• Methane Leak Victims Can't Appeal SoCalGas Criminal Plea
• Texas Judge Kicks Tribe Members' Pipeline Suit To ND
• The Top Deals Of The First Half And The Firms That Led Them
• Shell, Jiffy Lube Face Suit Over 'Oppressive' Pricing Scheme
• Gas Co.'s 'Misinformation Campaign' Not Protected Speech
• 4 Texas Legislative Moves To Know: Midyear Report
• Nigeria To Free Crew In Ongoing Swiss Oil Tanker Dispute
• Citgo Tells High Court $100M Spill Liability Is Bad Policy
• When FCPA Violations Turn Into Private Securities Cases
• FCPA Policy Benefits Open To Repeat Bribery Offenders
• Carpatsky Stands By Subpoenas In $147M Award Dispute
• PG&E Fights To Keep Ch. 11 Discovery From Regulators
• American Wind Cos. Want Tariffs On Imported Wind Towers
• Marine Surveyor Defeats Insurers' $500M Chevron Rig Suit
• Calif. Electric Co. Beats Firefighter's Suit Over Shock Injury
• Tribe Wants In On Wash. Suit Over EPA Water Regs
• Ukraine Says Immunity Ruling Addresses Novel Issue
• Petrobras Selling Natural Gas Biz Over Antitrust Worries
• DOL Botched Miner's Black Lung Award, 10th Circ. Says
• The Business Case For Championing Diverse Legal Teams
• Cloud Peak Investors Push For Ch. 11 Equity Committee
• Deals Rumor Mill: Generali, WPP, Bayer
• TCEQ Ignored Project's Oil & Gas Impact, Local Gov'ts Say
• Can Data Solve BigLaw's Diversity Problems?
• 12 Attorneys On How Diversity Gives Them The Edge
• Refineries Raise Alarm Over USDA Interest In Fuel Waivers
• Bracewell Adds Energy Finance Atty From Pillsbury
• 'Illegal Rubber Stamp' Nullifies Pipeline Permits, Enviros Say
• ARIA Paves The Way For US Reengagement With Asia
• PE Leaders' Many Hats Complicate D&O Policies
• Biggest Energy Decisions So Far In 2019: Midyear Report
• EQT Must Pay For Underground Gas Storage, Landowners Say
• 2 Former Platinum Execs Convicted Of Fraud, Ex-CFO Walks
• Columbia Gas Settles Claim Over Mass. Explosion Death
• Perkins Coie Taps Construction Partner For Chicago Office
• How The Legal Pipeline Is Failing Black Attorneys
• Health Groups Challenge Trump's Power Plant Emissions Rule
• Trump Talks Green Amid Deregulatory Push
• Tribes Say Army Corps Reversed Itself On Copper Mine Permit
• Mayer Brown Nabs Arbitration Atty From Squire Patton Boggs
• Enviros Say DOI Power Line Review Ignored Whooping Crane
• Kazakhstan Can't Beat $84M Asset Freeze In Sweden
• In Their Own Words: 9 Partners On Diversity At Work
• The Best Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• The Art Of The 'Science And Expert Team' In Mass Torts
• FERC Says Tribal Org. Can't Challenge Pipeline Project
• Elk Petroleum Nears Deal With Creditors Over Ch. 11 Trustee
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2019's First Half
• Biggest Enviro Law Rulings So Far In 2019: Midyear Report
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot By The Numbers
• Diversity Efforts At Many Firms Ignore Disabled Attorneys
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Despite Progress, Firms Still Slow To Track LGBT Data
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 9th Circ. Cancels Oil Industry Class In Pipeline Spill Suit
• Latin American Energy Co., Biotech Firm Join IPO Pipeline
• Enviros Slam Oil Co.'s Push To Enforce DOI Lease Revival
• Hess Says Schlumberger Can't Duck Liability For Bad Valves
• PG&E Creditors Object To D&O Insurance Purchase
• Enviros Sue To Stop Colorado Coal Mine Expansion
• EPA Says Electric Industry Doesn't Need Superfund Safety Net
• The Laterals Audit: Tax Attorney Moves In June
• FERC Says Grid Operator Can't Wait To Ditch Exit Fees
• Brookfield Commits $500M To KKR Solar Energy Joint Venture
• 6 Biggest Texas Supreme Court Cases Of 2019
• 3 Biggest Energy M&A Trends In 2019: Midyear Report
• DC Circ. Won't End Pipeline Fight Despite Land Deal
• 6th Circ. Clears FirstEnergy Of Subcontracting Infraction
• New EPA Air Chief Brings State Expertise At Crucial Time
• Tribe Slams BNSF Attys' 'Hollow Apology' To 9th Circ.
• Erie Coke Says Survival Depends On Plant Permit's Renewal
• SF, Oakland Push For Climate Suit Revival At 9th Circ.
• Statoil, Texaco Units Want Brakes Kept On $1B Award Action
• Texas Justices Asked To Upend Well-By-Well Time-Bar Ruling
• Elk Petroleum Fights Bid For Ch. 11 Trustee Takeover
• Rethinking The Tech-First Approach To Law Firm Solutions
• US Targets $4B Of EU Goods With New Duties In Aircraft Fight
• Pipeline Co. Drops $14.6M Suit Against Andeavor Subsidiary
• Investors Seek Class Cert. In SCANA Nuke Plant Suit
• Ruling Could Head Off Immunity Challenges, DC Circ. Hears
• Weatherford Files Ch. 11 Prepack Clearing $5.8B In Debt
• FWS Will Redo Dusky Gopher Frog Critical Habitat Review
• Enviros Launch New Suit To Block Keystone XL Pipeline
• Superior Energy Lands $4.5M Win In Arbitral Award Dispute
• Adviser Can't Nix Laundering Claim In Ecuador Bribery Case
• Pipeline Co. Says It's Owed $4M For Frack Water Deal Breach
• Blackjewel Coal Hits Ch. 11 As $28M Loan Comes Due
• Paper Co. Not Due $47M In Treasury Grants, Fed. Circ. Affirms
• FERC Outlines Enviro Harms From $45B Alaska LNG Project
• Climatologist Asks High Court Not To Block Defamation Suit