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Energy - January, 2021

372 articles

• Petrobras Wants Supreme Court To Nix $734M Arbitral Award
• Chicago Can't Escape Suit Over $90M Fuel Contract
• CIT Upholds Anti-Dumping Finding For Indian Steel Co.
• Clyde & Co. Adds Covington Atty To Global Projects Group
• SF Blasts FERC For Approving PG&E's Alleged Grid Squeeze
• Dems To Tread Lightly With Tool To Nix Trump Energy Regs
• New Carbon Credit Instructions Out Soon, IRS Official Says
• US Says Oil Cos.' WWII-Era Cleanup Cost Claims Barred
• Shipper Asks Judge To Seize $6M In Coal Co.'s Assets
• DC Circ. Strikes Ozone Regs That Groups Said Had Loopholes
• Singaporean Avnet Unit To Pay $3.2M Fine For Export Scheme
• What Growing Focus On ESG Means For Insurers
• Sexual Rumors Can't Sustain ConocoPhillips Bias Suit
• Lighthouse Resources Cleared To Solicit Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• Sable Permian Gets OK For Ch. 11 Sale Plan
• Judge Says Challenge To $6.1B Energy Go-Private Deal Fails
• Exxon Faces Class Claims Permian Basin Assets Overvalued
• Skadden Adds Ex-Willkie Partner To Energy Practice
• Eaton Getting Power Device Maker Tripp Lite For $1.65B
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-CEO Fails To Block White Stallion Cash Collateral
• Court Told MasTec Can't Pick Terms In Arbitrating $250M Fight
• Union Says AFL-CIO, Not Court, Should End Sailor Rep Fight
• Coal Miners Slam Labor Contract Rejection In Del. Ch. 11
• Former EPA Regional Chief Says Agency Heads Defamed Him
• Texas Gov. Abbott Vows To Fight Biden On Energy Policy
• Pa. Gov. Again Pitches Combined Reporting, Taxing Pot
• Industry Group Challenges Biden Federal Lands Leasing Halt
• 7th Circ. Asked To Undo Easing Of Energy Efficiency Rules
• Bristow Investors Reach $6.25M Deal In Suit Over SEC Filings
• ConEd Worker Fired For Medical Pot Use Can Sue, Court Says
• Texas Court Won't End $100M Coal Ash Contamination Suit
• Trump Secret Science Rule Stalled By Montana Judge
• Texas Oil & Gas Lease Feud Turns On Meaning Of 'And'
• Businessman Gets 3 Years For Role In PetroEcuador Bribes
• 5 Ways To Address Heightened Forced Labor Compliance Risk
• New Ariz. Law Practice Rules May Jump-Start National Reform
• What's Ahead For Power Plant Regs After DC Circ. Ruling
• Cozen Nabs Hall Maines Insurance Atty With Energy Expertise
• EQT Says Judge's Response To DQ Bid Raises Alarm
• La. Tax Talk: Fair Market Value, Jeopardy, Inventory Tax Credit
• OCC Hits Brakes On 'Fair Access' Rule
• Calif. Lawmakers Want Cos. To Report GHG Emissions
• Biden Returns To Obama Standards For Tribal Consultation
• Obama EPA GC Returns To Agency Leadership Under Biden
• Ex-PDVSA Trader Cops To Money Laundering
• Trade Court Narrows Fight Over Security Tariff Expansion
• Fed. Circ. Remands Chinese Saw Blade Duties To Trade Court
• Venezuela Oil Co. Says It Never Waived Sanctions Defense
• UK Promotes Green Collaboration With Antitrust Guide
• NJ Greenlights $166M Electric Car Charging Investment
• How The SPAC Boom Could Trigger More Lawsuits
• Green Home Payment Biz Loanpal Nabs $800M In Backing
• DOL Spikes Trump Tip Line For 'Divisive' Workplace Training
• Taiwanese Chem Co. Must Arbitrate Claims Over Soured JV
• Int'l Construction Contract Strategies During The Pandemic
• 'Irrelevant Paper' Should Not Stop €77M Award Confirmation
• DOE Nominee Granholm Touts Clean Energy As Job Creator
• Kirkland-Led Solar Supplier Shoals Powers Up $1.9B IPO
• Austin Slams Bid To Toss $2.1B Texas Pipeline Suit As Moot
• Ex-Pa. Electric Co. Controller Cops To $1.5 Million Theft
• Cantor Colburn Says Ex-Client 'Slept On' Right To Sue Over IP
• Pandemic Bankruptcy Avoidance Efforts Create New Hurdles
• 11th Circ. Doubts Coal Co. Can Ditch $23M Kinder Morgan Suit
• Colo. Judge Says Mine Suit Decades Too Late
• Balch & Bingham Adds Energy Veteran To DC Office
• Biden Signs Order Centering Climate Change In US Policy
• EIB Must Review €60M Power Plant Deal Over Enviro Worries
• Senate Committee Approves Pete Buttigieg As DOT Secretary
• US Steel Accused Of Abusing Tariff Waivers To Harm Rival
• GAO Says DOD Petroleum Contract Award Incorrectly Decided
• Tribal Lands Exempt From DOI Oil And Gas Permitting Order
• DC Circ. Nixes Dakota Access Permit, But Won't Shut Pipeline
• Biden's Carbon Cost Calculation Key Step In Climate Agenda
• Union Pacific Says Court Can't Decide Fuel Co.'s Flood Claims
• 10 Tips For Your Next Virtual Court Appearance
• Oil And Gas Cos. Must Ensure They Can Back Up ESG Claims
• Assessing What's To Come In PPP Loan Enforcement
• Some Ex-Trump Admin. Attys Face Chilly BigLaw Reception
• Claims Cut Against Insurance Broker In Workers' Comp Suit
• Green Groups Too Late To Stop Mont. Mining Expansion
• SC Utility To Pay $2M To Settle Failed Nuclear Project Suit
• Bondholders Can't Speed Up Appeal In $1.9B Venezuela Case
• Australia's IFM Makes €4.9B Tender Offer For Naturgy Stake
• Cybersecurity Co. Says NNSA Directives Cost It $250M Job
• NY Judge Calls For New Discovery After Steinmetz Conviction
• Red States Say Trump's Narrowed Water Rule Is Lawful
• Companies Boost IPO Sizes As Another Blistering Week Starts
• Exelon Can't Deny Role In ComEd Stock Drop, Investors Say
• Duke Energy Agrees To $1.1B Deal For NC Coal Ash Cleanup
• After Trump, Dem Probes May Turn To Companies
• Minn. Defends Utility Incumbent Preference To High Court
• Navigating Business Valuation During The Pandemic
• Montana Mine Defends Species Review Of Early Phase Work
• Transocean Ruling Provides Strategic Restructuring Road Map
• 5th Circ. Undoes Class Cert. In Arkema Explosion Suit
• What Automakers Should Expect From Biden's DOT
• Oil And Gas Storage Tank Biz Gets OK For Ch. 11 Liquidation
• Biden Admin. Delays Aluminum Monitoring
• Groups Challenge Trump Admin. Coal-Mining Violations Rule
• DC Circ. Told To Void FERC's OK Of Ore. LNG Export Project
• High Court Lets Green Group Stay In Utah Public Land Fight
• Don't Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process
• Biden Aims To Tighten Buy American Criteria
• Judges On Race: Lack Of Data Deters Criminal Justice Reform
• Xcel Energy Inks $2.5M Deal In 15-Year Gas Price-Fix Fight
• EPA Seeks To Freeze All Litigation Over Trump-Era Rules
• Steinmetz Gets 5 Years In Swiss Mining Corruption Case
• NY Tells DC Circ. Feds Mishandling Nuclear Facility Shutdown
• 2nd Circ. Seems Wary Of Enforcing Nixed $2.7B Nigeria Award
• DC Circ. Backs FERC's Rejection Of Fla. Pipeline Dispute
• Biden Draws Conservative Ire Over 'Social' Regulatory Reform
• MIT Profs Back Colleague Facing 'Flawed' Fraud Charges
• Suit Says Cabot Brass Hid Leaks, Inflated $1B Stock Buyback
• Koch Accuses Venezuela Of Delaying $400M Confirmation Suit
• Public Markets Still Hot As 4 IPOs Raise Combined $2B
• NC Challenges FERC Ruling On Water Certificates
• Time For Cos. To Walk The Walk On Environmental Justice
• Texas Justices Pass On Attempt To Ax Rig Worker's New Trial
• Del. Justices Revive Tossed Suit Over $3.3B Spectra Deal
• Ch. 11 Exit Brings End To Energy Co.'s Pollution Suit
• Vedder Price Adds Finance Atty To New Dallas Office
• Biden Fills Agency Ranks With Climate Fight Veterans
• New Case Law Puts Pin Anchor Duties In Question
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson, Faegre Drinker, Weil
• Minn. Group Launches New Enbridge Pipeline Challenge
• V&E, Mayer Brown Power $2.6B EVgo SPAC Merger
• GE Sues Siemens UK Unit Over Wind Farm Patent
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Indian Bank Wins $38M Loan Fight Against Mining Firm
• Lloyd's Comes Under Fire Over Offshore Drilling Insurance
• Steptoe & Johnson Axes Steel Importer's $6M Malpractice Suit
• UK Co. Filed 4 Years Too Late For Deductions, Tax Court Says
• Green Groups Keep Up Keystone XL Fight After Permit Pulled
• Feds Want Suit Over Gulf Of Mexico Review Shipped South
• Real Estate Rumors: Caron, Dollar Jackpot, Protective Life
• Fed. Circ. Backs Chevron's PTAB Win On Motor Oil Patent
• DOT Pick Buttigieg Touts Climate Goals In Senate Hearing
• As Superfund Turns 40, Courts Are Still Puzzling Over It
• Why Biden Is Likely To Restore Supplemental Enviro Projects
• 9th Circ. Told Coal Export Appeal Moot Amid Bankruptcy
• US Erred In South Korean Steel Probes, WTO Finds
• Law Firms Should Note GCs' Growing Focus On Biz Strategies
• Idaho Miners Reach Deal With Feds For Pollution Cleanup
• Biden Installs Democrat Glick In FERC Chairman's Seat
• Biden Freezes Late Trump Regs For White House Review
• Enviros Say Feds Flopped Again With Ore. Dam Review
• Bellwether Trial Set For Fla. Deepwater Horizon Cases
• Tribal Legal Vets Join DOI After Alaska Land-Into-Trust Nixed
• Biden Scraps Keystone XL Pipeline Permit On Day 1
• Pa. Justices Say Slim Mining Prospects Doom Takings Claim
• DC Circ. Ruling Clears Deck For Biden Power Plant Regs
• 4th Circ. Told Species Review Of $6B Pipeline Is Flawed
• Biden Moves To Dismantle Trump's Energy, Climate Legacy
• En Banc 5th Circ. Questions Seaman Status For Oil Rig Welder
• Solar Investors Say Spain Can't Block €33.7M Award
• Wash. Regulators Refuse Key Permit For Methanol Refinery
• Energy Antitrust: The Year In Review And What Lies Ahead
• Queen's Gambit SPAC Among 6 That Raised $1.4B Via IPOs
• Malaysia Targets EU Palm Oil Restrictions In WTO Complaint
• Energy Infrastructure Co. Wants $4M For Kinder Morgan Work
• Trump Frees UAE From Aluminum Tariffs Before Departing
• 6 Changes The Legal Industry Should Prepare For
• SFO Accuses Oil Sales Rep Of Bribing Iraqis As Trial Starts
• FERC Punts On NEPA Reform, Citing New Administration
• 4 Cos. Join IPO Pipeline Seeking To Raise $3.9B Total
• Halliburton Hit With Defamation Suit By Ex-Senior Manager
• Feds Urge Court To Deny Bid To Block $2.9B Pipeline Project
• UK Watchdog Drops Probe After Metallurgy Firms Cut Off Deal
• Justices Sidestep Fight Over Proper Home For Climate Suits
• Arizona May Have Nudged US Law Firms Toward Future IPOs
• FERC Order Bolsters States' Small Power Facility Authority
• Federal Gov't Wants Out Of Moot $2.15B Texas Pipeline Suit
• DuPont, Ex-Worker Charged In Houston-Area Fatal Explosion
• Trump Admin.'s Citgo Sale Prevention Is Unconstitutional
• Trump Power Plant GHG Rule Falls At DC Circ.
• Wilson Sonsini, Skadden Lead $5.7B Laser Maker Merger
• Vedanta Gets OK For Deal In Copper Mining Pollution Suit
• Gov't Under Pressure To Block UK Whistleblower's Extradition
• Trump Auto Emissions Rollback Faces Heat From All Sides
• DC Circ. OKs $58M Award In Moldova Energy Payment Fight
• $1B Power Project Gets Trump OK, But 1st Circ. Roadblock
• Virus Didn't Compromise ComEd Grand Jury, Feds Say
• Up Next At High Court: Media Diversity And Climate Suits
• EQT Wants W.Va. Judges DQ'd From Royalty Fights
• Biden, New Congress Offer Historic Opportunities For Tribes
• DC Circ. Won't Pause Methane Monitoring Rollback
• Blue States Challenge EPA Aircraft GHG Emissions Standards
• New Rule Promotes US Goods In Federal Contracts
• Ariz. Copper Mine Plan Enters Next Stage Amid Court Fight
• Lessons From Economic Testimony In 2020 Merger Litigation
• Total Dumps Oil Group Membership Over Climate Policy Split
• Concho Investors Sue For Docs In $9.7B ConocoPhillips Deal
• Biden Taps Ex-Air Office Chief For EPA's No. 2 Post
• Taxation With Representation: Baker, Wachtell, Shearman
• 6 Ways Financial Regulators Should Prioritize Climate Risk
• Alaska Oil Drilling Co. Hit With FLSA Suit Over Day Rate
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4 Legal Industry Trends Litigation Financiers Are Watching
• Human Rights Court Says Ukraine Broke Law In $4M Arb. Spat
• GE Hits Siemens Energy With Trade Secrets, Bid-Rigging Suit
• 9th Circ. Denies Advocate's Nuke Decommissioning Challenge
• DOJ Civil Division Head Departs Trump Administration
• EPA Sued Over Florida's New Water Permitting Powers
• 5 Things To Expect From FERC Under Biden's Administration
• Real Estate Rumors: Martorano, LXG, DR Horton
• Italian Region's Gas Subsidy Isn't Illegal Tax Break, ECJ Rules
• Williams Expert Says Poison Pill No Threat To Shareholders
• Crystallex Given OK To Proceed With Citgo Sale
• Insurer Eyes Early Win In Pipeline Co.'s $5M D&O Suit
• How EU Climate Regs May Affect US Private Fund Managers
• Lenders' Role Will Be Key In NYC Green Building Loans
• EPA Failed Mass. Immigrant Communities, Groups Say
• A Lawyer's Guide To Setting Well-Being Goals In 2021
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lucid Motors, Deutsche Telekom, GTCR
• 5th Circ. Rules No-Show Attys Not Reason To Ax $79M Payout
• Noble Energy Must Turn Over Docs On $13B Chevron Tie-Up
• MIT Prof. Charged With Fraud For Allegedly Hiding China Work
• Commerce Blacklists Chinese Energy, Manufacturing Firms
• OCC Finalizes 'Fair Access' Rule In Last-Minute Push
• Noble Energy Investors Sue Board Over $13B Chevron Merger
• Tribe Reaches $10M Settlement With Mining Cos. In Toxic Spill
• BLM Can't Dodge Calif. Tribe's Latest Geothermal Lease Suit
• Energy Co. Is Owed $500K For Withheld Gas Sale Proceeds
• Apache Stronghold Sues USDA Over Rio Tinto Mining Project
• Exxon Says Fieldwood Can't Skip On Cleanup Costs
• FTC Probing Casey's $580M Bid For Gas Station Rival Bucky's
• 7 Firms Steer New Fortress Energy's $5B LNG Deals
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Vacate Ex-Alstom Exec's FCPA Acquittal
• White Stallion DIP Lenders Say No To Cash For Ch. 11 Fees
• IRS Continuity Safe Harbor Will Aid Renewable Projects
• BLM Looks To Shrink Protected Land In Calif.
• Building The Hydrogen Sector Will Require New Laws, Regs
• Groups Claim BLM Dropping Ball On Oil & Gas Lease Reviews
• NHTSA Delays Vehicle Emissions Penalty Increase
• Keyword Searches To Improve Your Privilege Doc Review
• Chesapeake Energy Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With $5.13B Value
• 4 Things To Expect From A Biden Department Of Energy
• Former EPA Water Chief Joins Troutman Pepper
• Okla. Judge Axes Wind Farm's Damage Defense In Osage Suit
• Chevron Slams Superior Energy's Ch. 11 Plan As Unfair
• EPA Says Power Plant GHG Regs OK, But New Test Draws Fire
• Saudi Heirs' Atty Says Court Wrong To Strike Key Evidence
• 8th Circ. Won't Let Firm Avoid Arbitrating Oil Spill Money Fight
• 4 Things To Expect From A Biden EPA
• Deepwater Horizon Volunteer Rescuers Can't Sue BP
• Feds Fight Bid To Toss $330M 1MDB Forfeiture Suit
• Chancery Opens Trial On Williams' 'Nuclear' Takeover Defense
• Insurer Urges High Court to Ignore $106M Well Insurance Suit
• Utility Group Tells 5th Circ. Pollution Rule Fight Not Yet Over
• Pachulski Stang Opens Houston Office With Cole Schotz Attys
• ABA Approves Remote Practice, But Questions Remain
• What Is Insider Trading In The Derivatives Markets?
• Man Sentenced To 10 Years For $147M Crypto Scam
• White & Case Snags Noble Energy's Former Managing Atty
• Nigeria Again Targets Asset Manager In $10B Award Fight
• EPA's Science Rule Implemented Too Soon, Advocates Say
• $1.9B Bondholders Fear Losing Citgo, Urge Circuit To Hurry
• 7 Major M&A Deals That Broke Down Due To COVID-19
• Ala. Steel Plant Fights Rejection Of Duty Exemption Request
• NRC Says Nuke Waste Policy Can't Be Fought In Court
• Donziger's Bid To Delay Trial 'Reluctantly' Granted
• Justices Let 'Malice' Verdict Stand Against Environmentalist
• EPA Eases Inspections For Large Oil & Gas Storage Tanks
• Keys To Creating Standout Law Firm Thought Leadership
• Enbridge Intervenes In Suit To Block Minn. Pipeline Project
• Energy Dept. Defends Grid Info Security Rule At DC Circ.
• High Court Won't Hear Energy Co.'s Bid To Stop EEOC Suit
• Trio Ordered To Pay $9.2M In 'Frack Master' Fraud Scheme
• Pa. Republicans Sue Agency Over 'De Facto' Fracking Ban
• BNSF To Pay 3M, Boeing $19M In Landfill Cleanup Fight
• BP Says It's Time To End Retirees' Pension Plan Suit
• Justices Won't Disturb Minn. County's Frac Sand Ban
• Propane Supplier Ferrellgas Opens Ch. 11 With $412M Debt
• Top 5 Criminal Justice Reforms Advocates Want Under Biden
• Judges On Race: The Power Of Discretion In Criminal Justice
• Tribes Press For Shutdown Of Dakota Access Pipeline
• High Court Takes Up 10th Circ.'s Biofuel Exemptions Ruling
• 5 Things To Expect From A Biden Department Of Interior
• Justices Grant SG Time In Baltimore Climate Tort Argument
• Mexico Energy Co. Exec. Says Partners Pushed Him Out
• Texas Justices Skip Oil Driller's Exit Bid In Seismic Data Fight
• Md. Power Provider Escapes Fraud Suit Over Rates, Signups
• Scrap Recycling Co. Challenges NLRB Ruling At DC Circ.
• ITC Affirms Duties Up To 194% On Steel Wire From 8 Countries
• Munck Wilson Adds Litigation Partner In Dallas
• Ex-Alta Mesa Atty Returns To Marathon Oil As GC
• DOJ Wants Time At 9th Circ. In Ariz. Solar Energy Rate Case
• Buyers May Be Wary Of Climate-Driven PG&E Asset Sale
• 5 Attorney Business Development Tips For The New Year
• Dominion Energy Class Lands Conditional Cert. In OT Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Prosecutor Blesses Donziger's Bid To Delay Trial To May
• PG&E Fire Victims Trustee Fights 'Catastrophic' Ch. 11 Appeal
• ITC Approves Duties On 4 Countries' Fluid End Blocks
• Judge In Visa Ban Case Asks For Input On Recusal
• Ford F-150 Buyers Say Defect Caused Trucks To Guzzle Oil
• EPA Insists Texas Clean Air Act Accommodation Is Proper
• Texas Court Laments 'Mole-Hole' Of Anti-SLAPP Appeals
• Commodity Biz Accused Of Bungled Renewable Credit Deal
• FERC Appeals Ch. 11 Plan That OK'd Ditching Pipeline Deals
• Venezuela Knocks Magistrate Order In $400M Koch Row
• ExxonMobil Aims To Sink 2nd Circ. Appeal Of $25M Award
• Ohio Ruling Leaves Mineral Rights Standard Intact, But Vague
• NLRB And Gas Co. Agree To Settle Dispute Over Firings
• SC Utility Beats WARN Suit Over Nuclear Project Cancellation
• Reed Smith Brings On State Tax Partner In Austin
• Halliburton La. Facility Sued For Contaminated Groundwater
• Group Accuses Metal Co. Of Polluting Columbia River
• Minimizing Disruption To Clients During Law Firm IT Upgrades
• Appeals Court Remands Arbitration Question In Pemex Feud
• 'Elections Have Consequences,' Judge Says In Oil Lease Suit
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Oil Co. Investor's Ch. 11 Recovery Denial
• Wyo. Asks 9th Circ. To Restore Oil & Gas Leases
• Del. River Commission Can't End Fracking Ban Suit Yet
• Final Carbon Capture Rules Clarify Credit Transferability
• DTE Can't Escape Dilapidated Power Plant Row, 6th Circ. Says
• Army Corps Revamps Controversial Nationwide Permits
• What To Expect From NJ Enviro Justice Rulemaking
• V&E-Led Carlyle Recharges Solar Energy Biz With $374M
• Mayer Brown Picks Up EY Energy Tax Atty As Partner
• Gas Driller Ursa Piceance Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan After Sale
• Alaska Judge Refuses To Stop Arctic Refuge Lease Sale
• Zinc Recycler Inks $14.75M Deal To End Investor Suit
• Tips For Drafting Effective Amicus Briefs
• Trump, Iran Trade Barbs As US Prepares For New Admin.
• 5th Circ. Takes Issue With Order In $775M Asset Sale Fight
• IP Ethics Atty Urges Justices To Take Up Standards Case
• 10th Circ. Told That Feds Didn't Scrutinize Energy Leases
• Lack Of Wetland Impacts Info Dooms Mich. Mine Permit
• Dentons Snags Barnes & Thornburg Energy Attorney
• Tenn. Manufacturers Not Liable For Asbestos Additions
• Extraction Oil Approved For Ch. 11 Midstream Settlements
• Permian Basin Boundary Fight Teed Up For Texas Justices
• DC Circ. Told FERC Power Demand Estimate Hurts Consumers
• Trump Admin. Sews Up Policy Shift On Migratory Bird Killing
• TMAC Sold For $225M After Initial Chinese Buyer Was Blocked
• 4th Circ. Royalty Ruling A Win For W.Va. Gas Producers
• Embattled FirstEnergy Names Former PG&E Exec As CLO
• 5 Trends That Will Influence E-Discovery In 2021
• Steel Importer Says Steptoe Can't Dodge $6M Malpractice Suit
• EPA Pushes Out Final Science Transparency Rule
• Groups Sue EPA For Allowing Texas To Issue 'Weak' Permits
• Petrobras Unit Settles Oil Rig Defect Fight With Spanish Firm
• Donziger Can't Ditch House Arrest Ahead Of Contempt Trial
• Energy Giants Want High Court View On More Climate Rulings
• Refinery Creditor Loses Appeal Of $1.3B Insurance Ruling
• EPA Finalizes Aircraft GHG Emissions Standards
• Puyallup Tribe Says Wash. Dam Is Killing Endangered Fish
• Valero Unit Keeps Texas Trial Win In Suit Over Worker's Death
• US Blacklists Foreign Judge, Prosecutor Over 'Citgo 6' Trial
• Valero Says Commodity Biz Owes $10M Over Botched Deal
• Bondholders Can't Forge Ahead With Citgo Sale Yet
• CIT Again Junks Chinese Solar Panel Duties Over Freight Data
• Tribes Pile On Resistance To $2.9B Enbridge Pipeline Project
• Private Civil Rights Suits Not Enough For Enviro Justice
• Steel Installers Lose Bid To Organize Without Co-Workers
• Drilling Biz Sued Over Technician's Electrocution
• Halliburton Names New Chief Legal Officer
• Army Corps Gets Chance To Fix 'Cancer Alley' Plant Permit
• Green Tax, Digital Tax, Transparency Top Portugal's EU List
• How Relationship Partners Can Draft Winning RFP Responses
• Law Firm Merger Predictions For 2021
• 3 Environmental Enforcement Trends To Watch Under Biden
• Energy Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2021
• Climate Regs Expected To Lead CFTC Policy Agenda In 2021
• 3 Questions Looming For The 2021 IPO Market
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2021
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• Texas Cases To Watch In 2021
• NY Real Estate Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2021