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Energy - September, 2020

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• Trump Eyes New Curbs For 'Critical Mineral' Imports
• Venezuela Mining Co. Says $188M Default Judgment Is Wrong
• Energy Co. Wins Coverage Of Solar Panel Shutdown Losses
• Texas Panel Considers Duty Of Drug Test Co. To Patients
• Insurer Must Face Coverage Suit Over LA Port Contamination
• Contestable Claims Part Of Carbon Tax Count, Official Says
• Baker Hughes GC Focuses On Leading In Uncertain Times
• Army Corps Tells DC Circ. Pipeline Permit Standard Too High
• Law360's The Term: The Impact Of Amy Coney Barrett
• Bondholders Get OK To Pursue $390M Venezuela Debt Case
• Coal Cos. Illegally Withheld Worker's File, NLRB Judge Says
• CFTC Strikes Spoofing Settlement With Chicago Trading Firm
• DC Circ. Pauses Truck Trailer Fuel Efficiency Standards
• Minn. Tribe, Groups Seek EPA Redo On Iron Plant Rules
• FERC Sows Confusion Over Small Power Producer Regulation
• Commerce Cuts Steel Pipe Duty After Fed. Circ. Ruling
• 6th Circ. Leaves Workers' FLSA Win Against Energy Co. Intact
• SFO Felt 'Betrayed' By DOJ In Tussle Over Unaoil Suspect
• What We Know About How Judicial Bias Can Influence Rulings
• Arkema CEO Beats Felony Charge In Hurricane Harvey Trial
• Broker Deflects Blame In Harwood Capital Negligence Suit
• Oasis Petroleum Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Cut $1.8B In Debt
• Superior Energy Plans $1.3B Debt Swap With Ch. 11 Pre-Pack
• Trump, Biden Fight Over Climate Change In Heated 1st Debate
• Coal Co. Owes Worker 5 Years Of Benefits For Mining Injury
• NLRB Clears Exxon Unit Of Bad-Faith Bargaining
• In JPMorgan Deal, DOJ Puts Spotlight On Compliance Tech
• Ex-ComEd Exec Cops To Bribery Scheme Tied To Ill. Speaker
• FERC To Take On Carbon Pricing's Place In Power Markets
• Dutch Court May Pause Enforcement Of $50B Yukos Awards
• Widow Accuses Consol Of Faulty Safety At Pa. Coal Mine
• US Aluminum Cos. Seek Probes Of Imports From 5 Countries
• CFTC Sues Traders, Business For Spoofing Oil Futures
• Pakistan, Copper Co. Seek Pause Of $6B Award Enforcement
• 6 Law Firms Vie To Head FirstEnergy Shareholder Suit
• EPA Waves Caution Flag On Calif.'s Zero-Emission Car Plan
• US Pipe Still On Hook For Coal Act Payments After Ch. 11
• FERC Order Could Open Electric Grid To Diverse Resources
• FERC Says It Weighed Enviro Justice Impact Of LNG Projects
• EPA Tells DC Circ. There's No Harm In Methane Regs Rollback
• Law Firm Social Responsibility Strategies In The New Normal
• Peabody, Arch Drop Merger Plans After Judge Sides With FTC
• JPMorgan To Pay Feds $920M Over Spoofing Claims
• Oil Fleet Owner Bouchard Transportation Hits Ch. 11
• Del. Judge Keeps Energy Giant's $2B Coverage Suit Alive
• Energy Giants Agree To Make EEOC Diversity Data Public
• Linde Cuts $22M Deal To End FCA Suit Over Pipe Imports
• EPA Watchdog Says Civil Rights Office Falling Short
• King & Spalding Adds 2 Ex-Baker McKenzie Attys in Houston
• Littler Attys Attempt To Duck Staffing Co.'s Malpractice Suit
• Husch Blackwell Adds Ex-Baker McKenzie Energy Atty
• Alaska Couple To Pay $195K To Settle Oil Spill Suit
• Mass. Residents Ask 1st Circ. To Re-Vacate Pipeline Permit
• What To Expect On Key Civil Procedure Issues From Barrett
• Marathon Pipeline Can't Levy Market Rates, FERC Judge Says
• Engineering Co. Blames Client For Crude Plant's Inefficiency
• FERC Tells DC Circ. It Properly Reviewed Mass. Gas Project
• Shell Dodges Part Of Climate Change Gas Terminal Suit
• 3 Supreme Court Energy Petitions To Watch
• Atty Fired After Getting COVID-19 Seeks To Save FMLA Row
• Cleary, Jones Day Help Forge $1.4B Steelmaker Merger
• 3 Firms Drive Devon-WPX Merger Creating $12B Energy Giant
• How Law Articles And A Viral Clip Got Barrett The Nomination
• What Happens Now That Amy Coney Barrett Is The Nominee
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett: 7th Circ. Decisions To Know
• Among Democrats, A Growing Appetite To Alter High Court
• What A 6-Vote Majority Would Mean For The Supreme Court
• Judge Barrett Worth Nearly $2M, Disclosures Show
• A History Of Supreme Court Confirmations In 3 Charts
• Trump Chooses Amy Coney Barrett For Ginsburg's Seat
• Mont. Judge Deems Trump's Acting BLM Director 'Unlawful'
• Dem Reps. Eye High Court Term Limits, Temporary Expansion
• U.S. Pressed For Firm Stance In Venezuelan Bond Case
• Judge Approves $500M Ch. 11 Financing For Valaris
• Sunoco Seeks To Overturn $155M Okla. Royalty Ruling
• DC Circ. Questions Timing Of Some EPA Biofuel Disputes
• Land Buyer Says $11M Superfund Tab Hinges On Claim Timing
• Heirs Say 9th Circ. Must Disregard Arbitrator's Conviction
• Jury Convicts Ex-Deutsche Traders Of Wire Fraud
• A Likely Tipping Point For Nonlawyer Ownership Of Law Firms
• Arena Energy Gets OK For $1B Ch. 11 Sale
• Commerce Tags 8 Countries With Early Duties On Steel Wire
• Utility Dodges Calif. County's Suit Over Sewage Contract
• LNG Shipper Sued After Exec Tied To Petrobras Bribery Probe
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• CFTC, States Say Metals.com Swindled Seniors Out Of $185M
• Valaris Pitches $500M DIP Over Citibank's Objection
• Feds Ask Justices To Ignore Convicted HSBC Banker's Appeal
• Blackstone Closes $7B Cheniere Deal Guided By Latham
• Venezuela Mining Co. Must Pay $188M Arbitral Award
• Texas Panel Revives Allegation Atty Botched Deepwater Claim
• Groups Call For Pebble Mine Permit Axe After CEO Resigns
• Lighting Biz Agrees To Pay SEC $1.25M Over Fraud Scheme
• Calif. Biomass Energy Needs Gas Regs, Advocates Say
• Sidley Nabs Executive Pay, Benefits Atty From Baker Botts
• Judge Finds Misconduct, But Won't End Arkema Criminal Trial
• $14.8B Nuclear Warhead Could Face Production Delays
• Katten Adds Bankruptcy Partner In Dallas From Jones Day
• Trade Groups, 17 States Blast Hold On Key Nationwide Permit
• Calif. Bets On Biden With Move To End Gas Car Sales
• 3 Firms Power $2.4B SPAC Deal For ChargePoint
• Halliburton Patent Retrial Set For Nov. After COVID-19 Delay
• Insurers Win Litigation Ban In UK Claim Over $1B Texas Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ant Group, Aviva, Sequoia Capital
• Trump Admin. Asks Trade Court To Pause China Tariff Cases
• A Road Map For Drafting Persuasive Discovery Motions
• Duke Energy's 401(k) Plan Management Sparks ERISA Suit
• DC Circ. Wary Of Fight Over FERC's Grid Rate Incentives Cut
• Split SEC OKs Plan To Toughen Shareholder Proposal Rules
• Bankrupt Exide Floats $10M Environmental Cleanup Deal
• Watchdog Says FERC Can Do More On Gas Pipeline Reliability
• Jurors Divided In Ex-Deutsche Traders' Spoofing Trial
• Bechtel, Others To Pay $58M To End Gov't Overcharge Claims
• Trustee Sees Flaws In Extraction Oil's Ch. 11 Voter Solicitation
• Calif. Gov. Orders Halt Of Gas-Powered Car Sales By 2035
• How Congress Can Depoliticize The Supreme Court
• Utah Seeks 10th Circ. Rehearing Over Coal Plant Permit Row
• Chisholm Oil & Gas Gets OK For $480M Ch. 11 Debt Swap
• AGs Say White House Enviro Review Rule Threatens Species
• Staffing Co. Says Littler Attys Can't Duck Malpractice Suit
• Feds Say Oil Trader's 'Token Of Appreciation' Was A Bribe
• Well Owner Wants $5M For Migration Of Underground Gas
• Platinum Partners Co-Founder Wants $5M Bond Cut To $500K
• Environmental Considerations For Cos. Contemplating Ch. 11
• The Case For A Nonpolitical Federal Judiciary
• 4 Questions As Nikola Navigates Gov't Probes, Investor Suits
• Fla. Businesses Win Class Cert. In Suit Over Water Main Break
• Indian Oil Co. Says NY Fed Must Turn Over Yemen Bank Docs
• Fla. Asphalt Co. To Pay $16.6M Over South American Bribes
• Donziger Wants NY's High Court To Review Disbarment
• Texas Fracking Co. FTS Hits Ch. 11 With $535M Debt
• States Say EPA Has Right To Rescind Calif. Auto Waiver
• New DOL Independent Contractor Rule Asks Who's The Boss
• DC Circ. Judge Says Axing EPA Ozone Rule 'Makes No Sense'
• FERC Market Rule Is A Clean Energy Game-Changer
• Watchdog Says Nuclear Cleanup Masks Improperly Maintained
• More Than 3,300 Importers Energized To Erase China Tariffs
• Chinese Electric Carmaker Fueled By $1.47B Funding Round
• Tardy 5th Circ. Appeal Dooms Workers' OT Bonus Suit Victory
• Top EU Court Clears UK State Aid To Hinkley Nuclear Project
• The Keys To A Better Privilege Logging Paradigm
• Ex-Deutsche Traders Say Gov't Didn't Prove Spoofing Scheme
• Justice Ginsburg: Who She Was, How She Shaped The Law
• Dutch Court Freezes Funds Amid Angolan Billionaire Probe
• Law360's The Term: The Life And Legacy Of Justice Ginsburg
• Budding Textualist Star Barbara Lagoa Eyed For High Court
• McConnell Defends Election-Year Plan To Replace Ginsburg
• DC Circ. Asked To Examine Approval Of $45B LNG Project
• Green Group Threatens To Sue Calif. For 'Illegal' Oil Permits
• EPA To Pay $92K Atty Fees In Truck Emissions Rollback Suit
• 3 Times Ginsburg Led The Way On Environmental Law
• Feds Seek Approval For Duke Energy Plan After Coal Ash Spill
• Arkema Jury Prepped For 'Reopening' After 6-Month Break
• Power Plant Designer Can't Slip Suits Over Fatal Pa. Gas Leak
• Insurers Must Cover $34M Explosion, Pipeline Says
• Angola Says Energy Co. Must Arbitrate $1.1B Forgery Suit
• Lawmakers See Window To Pass Tax Extenders After Election
• Feds Lose Bid To Dump Environmental Review Overhaul Suit
• Nuke Contractor Says $6.4M FCA Suit Is Double-Dip Attempt
• CFTC Says Oil Trader Can't Escape $2.4M Fraud Judgment
• Ex-Alstom Exec Can't Skirt Prison Over Virus Risk, Feds Say
• Equator Principles Update: What Energy Cos. Should Know
• White House Due Process Memo Could Reform Enforcement
• Birthdays, Weddings And In Between: RBG And Her Clerks
• Our 'North Star': What RBG Means To Women In Law
• Will The Senate Replace Ginsburg Before Election Day?
• 5 To Watch As GOP Races To Fill Ginsburg's Seat
• RBG's Biggest Opinions, From Civil Rights To Civil Procedure
• Ohio Justices Say Agency Lacks Power In $2M Energy Row
• Solar Group Fights FERC Overhaul Of Utility Power Deal Rules
• Green Groups Seek To Block Coal Work In Colo. Forest
• GOP Senator Seeks To Codify Trump's NEPA Changes
• In Her Own Words: 4 Of Ginsburg's Strongest Bench Dissents
• With The Passing Of Ginsburg, The Left Loses An Icon
• Class Awarded $6.5M In Chancery Energy Co. Sale Challenge
• Justice Ginsburg, 87, Dies Of Cancer Complications
• Judge Says Haliburton Workers Must Arbitrate Wage Claims
• Law Firm Hiring Considerations In A COVID-19 Economy
• Big Oil Faces Rising Tide Of Gov't Climate Change Suits
• How The Pandemic Could Turbocharge ESG Investing
• Vectren Left Out Crucial Info For $6B Merger, 7th Circ. Told
• DC Circ. Allows Ill. Mining While Safety Appeal Is Heard
• Ultra Petroleum Investor Sues Execs Over Ch. 11 Filing
• How DOE Compliance May Change For Certain Equipment
• EU Top Court Upends Rebuke Of French Fishing Industry Aid
• Lone Star Laterals: Alston & Bird Launches Fort Worth Office
• BHP Unit Escapes Questioning Over Finances In £5B Dam Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Liberty, Hartford, Others Need Not Cover Toxic Exposure Fight
• ConocoPhillips Pushes For Seizure Order Over $2B Award
• Feds Seek Over $330M In New 1MDB Forfeiture Actions
• Robbins Geller To Lead Investor Suit Against US Oil Fund
• Crystallex Wants Citgo Sale In January In $1.2B Award Row
• Pa. Justices Unsure Of Dividing Residents Over Gas Income
• DC Circ. Temporarily Pauses EPA's Rollback Of Methane Regs
• 5th Circ. Topples NLRB's Bargaining Order To Nuclear Facility
• Texas Justices Told Lease Ensures Royalty On Full Sale Price
• US Chamber Backs White House On National Fuel Standard
• Chevron Submits Arbitrator's Conviction In Row With Saudis
• Class Attys Seek $69M Slice Of Capacitor MDL Deals
• Energy, Biotech Companies Float IPOs Totaling $575M
• Tribes Tell DC Circ. Dakota Access Review Was Faulty
• Mont., Energy Cos. Seek Reversal In XL Pipeline Permit Row
• Holtec Blasts NJ Town's 'Unfounded' Nuclear Plant Paranoia
• Solar Power Biz Sunrun Will Pay $5.5M To End Robocall Suit
• FERC Rule Opens Power Markets To Small-Scale Clean Energy
• Streamlining Power Transmission Siting To Help Renewables
• Lawyers Must Act To Preserve Democracy This Election
• Ex-Colleague Says Deutsche Traders Taught Him To Spoof
• India Must Pay $477M Award In Offshore Oil Fight
• DC Circ. Asked To Halt EPA's Rollback Of Methane Regs
• Calif. Co. Accuses Canadian Rival Of Infringing Solar Cell Tech
• Suit Says Electric-Truck Co. Nikola Misled Investors
• Canada Gas Biz Demands $6.7M Over 'Ponzi-esque' Scheme
• Jones Day Steers Planned $1.3B European Recycling Biz Sale
• Ship Owner Says Law Firm Gave Bad Advice On Fuel Lien
• Commerce Mulls Turkish Steel Wire Duties In Subsidies Row
• Westmoreland Ch. 11 Trial To Continue In 2021, In Person
• Judge Slams Donziger's 'Repackaged' Recusal Request
• Texas Justices Question If Utility Injury Suit Ended Too Soon
• Feds Can't Stop Turkish Steel Duty Refunds Despite Appeal
• Texas Justices Urged To Define Drilling Time Limit In Oil Lease
• Investor Wins $1.8M Arb. Award Against Minerals Developer
• FERC Nominees Say Climate Has Role In Project Reviews
• New FCPA Guide Signals Laxer Successor Liability Approach
• Enphase Investor Seeks Docs Over Alleged Accounting Fraud
• M&A In The Energy Industry: 6 Current Trends
• How To Effectively Defend Witnesses In Remote Depositions
• Edison Loses Bid To Expand EU Trademarks To Electricity
• Chancery Ruling Highlights Fraud Claim Risk For PE Sellers
• EU To Revise Emissions Laws As It Raises Reduction Target
• GAO Blasts Commerce's Steel, Aluminum Exclusion Process
• Dump Suit Over Agency Leadership Roles, Feds Say
• State Utility Leaders Urge FCC To Halt Lifeline Data Rules
• Texas Justices Question Grid Operator's Immunity Status
• Solar Energy Investors Win €16M In Arbitration Against Italy
• Permian's Creditor Settlement Paves Way For Ch. 11 Sale
• Colo. City Crafted Noise Rule To Shut Down Drilling, Suit Says
• Sen. Wants Probe Into Why EPA Attys Aren't Signing Docs
• Feds Say Traders Exploited Market Rules In Spoofing Scheme
• 5th Circ. Finds Squire Patton Partner Wasn't Biased Arbitrator
• Energy Co. Asks Full 6th Circ. To Hear FLSA Class Action
• Feds Say Fla. Nuke Plant Relicensing Fight Is Premature
• Whether And How To Compel Remote Arbitration
• Colo. Public Health Dept. Says Arch Mine Suit Not Time Barred
• NEPA Overhaul Hinders Environmental Justice, Advocates Say
• EPA Says Green Group's Water Permit Rule Suit Is Premature
• DC Circ. Presses Truck Makers In Trailer Definition Dispute
• What NY Tax Ruling Means For Solar Power Developers
• US Drops Aluminum Tariffs, Preempts Canada's Ire
• Donziger Atty Asks Judge To Recuse Herself For Bias
• Some Criminal Charges Dropped In Arkema Trial
• Feds Want Pa. Biofuels Exec Jailed For At Least 6½ Years
• Tribes, Enviros Ask 9th Circ. To Keep Block On Mining Project
• 9th Circ. Says Billing BP For $111M Cleanup Tab Premature
• EPA's Guidance Rule Improves Access But Creates Questions
• Judge Won't Block NEPA Overhaul During Litigation
• EPA Rejects Renewable Fuel Waivers For Past Years
• EPA Can't Justify Year-Round Ethanol Fuel Use, DC Circ. Told
• Fieldwood Energy Gets Judge's Final OK For $100M DIP
• The Unique Challenges Of Protecting A Law Firm Brand
• Conn. Latest State To Target Exxon With Climate Fraud Claims
• Now Is The Time To Engage With NY Climate Reg Process
• States Tell DC Circ. EPA Unlawfully Rescinded Methane Regs
• 2020's Turmoil Reinvigorates Fight For Environmental Justice
• 10th Circ. Told 'Diesel Brothers' Must Pay For Air Law Offense
• Green Groups Say BLM Shouldn't Have OK'd New Mexico Mine
• OxyChem Liable For NJ River Cleanup, But Amount Is Unclear
• DC Man Touted Diamond Biz In Ponzi Scheme, Feds Say
• Oil Co. Seeks Insurance Coverage Of $1M Spill At 9th Circ.
• Sunoco Ordered To Reroute Mariner East Pipeline Section
• Commerce Sets New Monitoring Rules For Steel Importers
• 5th Circ. Won't Revisit $12.7M Judgment Against Total E&P
• Texas Gas Driller Approved For $115M Ch. 11 Asset Sale
• Steel Mill Claims Texas Pipeline Will Pollute Wetlands
• Minn. Fights To Move Climate Fraud Suit Back To State Court
• Liability For Incidental Migratory Bird Killings Still In Flux
• Bondholder Says Venezuela Oil Co. Can't Escape $40M Ruling
• Workers Say Natural Gas Co. Stiffed Them On OT
• Tech, Sustainability Blank-Check Cos. Net $825M In Debuts
• EPA Struggles To Put Environmental Justice Vows Into Action
• Iowa Sens. Want Steel Duties Lifted To Aid Storm Relief
• Pa. Landowners Can't Block Pipeline Across Leased Property
• 1st Circ. Debates If RI Climate Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• Top UK Court To Weigh In On Grupo Mexico's Register Fight
• Arkema Says Prosecutor Misconduct Dooms Criminal Trial
• Chancery OKs Fast Track For 2nd Poison Pill Challenge
• NJ LNG Project Delayed Amid Green Group's Pushback
• SunCoke Energy Defeats Investors' Merger-Stalling Suit
• Oilfield Metals Biz OK'd To Use Lender Cash To Fuel Ch. 11
• 5 Clean Energy Lessons From Calif. Blackouts
• Dakessian Tax Practice Adds Ex-Berkshire Hathaway Adviser
• 5th Circ. Won't Revive Fired Exxon Worker's Drug Testing Suit
• EPA Defends Auto Fuel Economy Standards Rule
• Delaware Demands Big Oil Foot Bill For Climate Change
• Exxon Security Contractor Hit With EEOC Pregnancy Bias Suit
• French Water Co. Suez Again Rebuffs Bid For 30% Stake
• FERC Asks DC Circ. To Uphold $286M Gas Pipeline Approval
• FERC Reversal Is Bad News For Small Power Generators
• Tribe Sues Calif. Tax Department Over State Fuel Taxes
• Parsing The DOJ's Flawed Spoofing Theory
• GOP's 'Skinny' COVID-19 Relief Bill Fails To Advance In Senate
• EPA's Legal Leader Will Head Back To Private Practice
• Construction JV Seeks $8M For Sewer Tunnel Flood Repairs
• Takeaways From DOJ Civil Division's Inability-To-Pay Memo
• Dutch Investor Can't Resume $76M Spain Award Fight
• 1st Circ. Says Energy Price Antitrust Row Is FERC's Domain
• ND Says DOI Right To Recognize Riverbed Claim Over Tribe's
• Eni Can't Undo $371M Arbitration Award, Del. Justices Told
• Texas Panel Won't Stop Zoom Trial In $100M Oil & Gas Fight
• 5th Circ. Told Oil Rig Worker Can't Get OT Despite 'Day Rate'
• Nigeria Says Don't Kill Doc Bid Request In $10B Award Fight
• Deutsche Bank To Pay $583K To End Ukraine Sanctions Probe
• Chevron, Exxon Want 5th Circ. Coastal Drilling Ruling Reheard
• Phillips 66 Owed Coverage Of Suit Over Truck Driver's Death
• Stephenson Harwood Snags Commodities Partner In London
• Shell Subsidiary To Pay Up To $200M For Kosmos Asset Stake
• 15 State AGs Join Arctic Refuge Drilling Fight
• SC High Court Powers Down Renewable Energy Rate Dispute
• Gov't Retirement Plans Should Approach ESG Cautiously
• Southern Co. To Pay $87.5M To End 'Clean Coal' Investor Suit
• Convenience Store Chain's Blank-Check Deal Forms $1.4B Co.
• Electric Co. Can't Pull The Plug On Ex-CFO's Bonus Suit
• What To Know When Making Dispositive Motions In Arbitration
• Tribe Says Ore. LNG Project Review Falls Short
• Duracell Sues Energizer In Ongoing Battery Advertising War
• Interior Urges Tossing Tax Services Co.'s Suit To Shield Docs
• Oilfield Metals Biz Hits Ch. 11 With Over $100M In Debt
• SunTrust's $46M Suit Against Track Owner Gets Green Light
• Ex-Alstom Exec Seeks Early Release Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Green Group Slams Bid To Pause Eminent Domain Suit
• GM Gets $2B Stake In Electric Truck Co. In New Partnership
• Trump Extends Offshore Drilling Ban For Southeast States
• Taiwanese Magnate Wants 5th Circ. To Toss $79M Judgment
• Williams Investor's Poison Pill Suit Fast-Tracked In Chancery
• Senate GOP Unveils 'Targeted' COVID-19 Relief Package
• Refiners Ask High Court To Review Biofuel Ruling
• States, Industry Urge Court To Finally Sink Methane Rule
• Italy Sees Off Renewable Energy Claim Over Nixed Incentives
• How Ohio Case May Alter Corruption Law Landscape
• End Of EPA Virus Policy Poses Challenges For Cos.
• Gray Reed Adds M&A Partner From Paul Hastings In Houston
• Oil Driller Rosehill Emerges From Ch. 11 After Debt Swap
• 4 Ways Amicus Briefs Can Support An Overall Legal Strategy
• Oil And Gas Groups Seek To Defend New EPA Water Rule
• Ex-ComEd VP Charged With Bribery After Co. Fined $200M
• Donziger Trial Delayed After 3rd Atty Protests 'Travesty'
• NJ Investors Object To Exxon's Dismissal Bid In Texas Suit
• Mass. Top Court Backs Contracts Supporting $1B Power Line
• Tonopah Can Move Toward October Ch. 11 Confirmation
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Wilson, Mayer
• Lockheed, Others Accused Of Covering Up Nuclear Exposure
• Phillips 66 Says Marine Fuel Refining Patent Is Invalid
• Judge Conditionally Certifies Pipeline Co. Workers In OT Suit
• Deciding Whether Co-Mediation Is Right For Your Case
• Oil & Gas Driver Claims Trucking Co. Fired Him For Being Gay
• FERC Says Gas Exports Enough To Justify $2.1B Pipeline
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2nd Atty Ordered To Keep Representing Donziger
• GAO Says CARES Act Contractor Leave Pay Is Limited So Far
• Banks Seek To Cut All But 1 Buyer In Aluminum Antitrust MDL
• NM Judge Rebuffs Pueblo's Claims To National Park Land
• Fed. Circ. Leaves Chinese Solar Cell Duties Untouched
• EQT Says Decade-Old Settlement Bars $40M Gas Royalty Fight
• Tribal Land Heirs Sue DOI In Lease Fight With Dad's Widow
• DOJ Environment Chief To Take Helm At Civil Division
• Fed. Circ. Says Taylor Energy Oil Cleanup Deal Still Sticks
• 5 Steps To Help Universities Manage Foreign Influence Risk
• VW-Fueled Battery Maker Hits $3.3B Value With Merger
• FERC Losing Commissioner With No Replacements In Sight
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Undo Approval Of Phillips 66's $44M Award
• 5th Circ. Rules Workers Must Prove OT Should Reflect Bonus
• 5th Circ. Says Energy Utility Dispatchers Can't Bargain
• 11 States Say Dakota Access Shutdown Will Hurt Food Supply
• FAQs For 3rd Parties In Gov't Merger Suits Amid Pandemic
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bumble, Wave Broadband, Airbnb
• Ex-Ohio House Speaker Pleads Not Guilty In Bribery Case
• Black Law Firm Leaders On Improving Diversity In BigLaw
• Nigeria Insists Award In $9B Energy Fight Was Set Aside
• Ariz. Law Firm Ownership Rule Change Is A Win For Clients
• GE Takes PE Firm Advent To Court To Iron Out $3B Deal
• Donziger Ties 'Beyond Repair,' Atty Says In Bid To Exit Trial
• DOI Looks To Toss Tribal Nation's Riverbed Rights Suit
• Denbury Resources Gets OK For $2.1B Equity Swap
• NJ City Latest To Launch Climate Suit Against Big Oil
• EPA Announces New Colo. Office Focused On Mine Cleanup
• Gas Royalty Owner Ends Challenge To Gulfport Arbitral Award
• Gas Driller Hits Ch. 11 With Plans To Sell Assets By Nov.
• Russia Says Treaty Updates Justify Pausing $50B Award Fight
• Oil Co. Says Former Exec Can't Countersue In $214M Fight
• Steel Plant Owner Says GE Motors Fight Belongs In Court
• Pa. Power Plant Says Contractor Can't Escape Gas Leak Suit
• Texas LNG Plant Fight Remains Ripe, 5th Circ. Hears
• Environmentalists Insist Challenge To NEPA Overhaul Is Ripe
• What Cos. Must Know About New Calif. Auto Part Approvals
• Pa. Treasury Sues Over $15M In Botched Energy Investments
• Apollo Invests $2.7B In Abu Dhabi Oil Co. Real Estate
• How To Write A Better Comment Letter On Agency Proposals
• Donziger's Ex-Atty Hires Lawyer To Fight Trial Role
• Pioneer Escapes Some Discovery In Wrongful Death Suit
• Battery Maker Pays $1.7M To End Compliance Consulting Row
• NM City Wants 10th Circ. To Keep Solar Fee Suit In State Court
• Feds Warn Of North Korea's Deceptive Weapons Procurement
• Schlumberger Unloads Fracking Unit Amid Shale Slump
• Utility Tells 9th Circ. Solar Panel Users Can't Show Rate Injury
• FERC Nod To Energy Storage As Transmission Has Caveats
• Utilities Must Share Pole Upgrade Costs, Think Tank Tells FCC
• Dynegy Tells 7th Circ. Water Pollution Claims Are Doomed
• Solar Power Biz Agrees To Pay $800K To End Robocall Suit
• Wilson Sonsini, Simpson Thacher Steer Tesla's $5B Offering
• The Problem With Collectability In Legal Malpractice Cases
• Aussie Steel Exec Pleads Guilty To Obstructing Cartel Probe
• Century-Old Deed Conveys Mineral Interest, 5th Circ. Affirms
• AES Corp. Unit To Pay $1.5M For Coal Plant Air Violations