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Energy - March, 2024

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• Petition Watch: Off-Label Ads, Retiree Discrimination & PPE
• Spanish Co. Seeks Arbitration For $90M Solar Fight
• BP Hid Negative Effects Of Pension Changes, Judge Says
• High Bar To Meet For Novel Protest Over $45B DOE Deal
• Ala. Steel Mill Asks 11th Circ. To Undo $13M Default Judgment
• Liberty Sues SEC Again Over Climate Disclosure Regs
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenges To Gas Industry Projects
• Nikola Says Convicted Ex-CEO Plotting Illegal Board Takeover
• No Need To Revisit 'Cultural Resource' Ruling, Teck Argues
• Exxon Docs In $1.8B Case Should Be Unsealed, Judge Told
• Convicted Energy Grant Fraudster Loses 1st Circ. Appeal
• Red States Say Court Must Lift LNG Export Review Pause
• Flint Residents Can't Show Profit From Hasty Water Rate Hike
• Feds, Energy Cos. Clash Over Osage Wind Farm Damages Trial
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin
• EPA Sets New Heavy-Duty Vehicle Emissions Regulations
• Wells Fargo Sued Over Role In Texas Atty's Carbon Tech Scam
• Calif. Looks To Sink Chamber's Climate Disclosure Challenge
• Kauai Groups, Hawaii Settle Suit Over Hydro Project Review
• Jury Gives Cameron $9M Win In Fracking Patent Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Reading FC, Pet Food Co.
• Enviro Groups Prepare To Defend EPA Particulate Matter Rule
• 5th Circ. Nixes License For NM Nuke Storage Site
• Texas Wins Court Bid To Vacate Feds' Highway GHG Rule
• Biden Admin Finalizes Rollback Of Trump-Era ESA Rules
• Ruling In La. May Undercut EPA Enviro Justice Efforts
• FTI Consulting Adds Former Mexican Energy Undersecretary
• Commodities Trader Trafigura To Pay $126M For Brazil Bribes
• Va. Landowners Return To Supreme Court In FERC Challenge
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DOJ, SEC Looking At Chemours After Internal Accounting Probe
• AI Software Co. Hid Oil Biz Partnership's Collapse, Suit Says
• BlackRock's Non-ESG Funds Have Green Agenda, Miss. Says
• Energy Co. Origis Exits Investor Suit Over Devalued Shares
• Texas Appeals Court Nixes Injunction In Bitcoin Mining Dispute
• Tribes Want Climate Change Row With Oil Cos. In State Court
• Alamos Gold Strikes $325M Deal For Canadian Mine
• BLM Finalizes Methane Venting And Flaring Rule
• FERC Finds Fans And Foes Of Wall Street's Utility Ownership
• Colo. Judge Unplugs Vague EV-Maker Investor Suit
• DOE, Holtec Ink $1.5B Loan To Restart Mich. Nuclear Plant
• Boston Strikes Novel Deal To Contract For Offshore Wind
• Judge Won't Sift Through IP Docs For Oil Co.'s Counterclaims
• McDermott Completes Global Restructuring
• Illegally Stored Oil Waste Threatens Ohio River, AG Suit Says
• 8 Tips As GCs Prep For New SEC Climate Disclosure Rules
• Dykema-Led CPS Energy Buying Texas Gas Assets For $785M
• Jackson Paints Abortion Clash As Microcosm Of Bigger Brawl
• 8th Circ. Urged To Freeze SEC Climate Rules Once More
• Pennsylvania, Crypto Miner Sued Over Enviro Contamination
• Judge To Let McDermott Investors Seek 2-Subclass Cert.
• WTO Calls On Australia To Amend Steel Duties On China
• 9th Circ. Says Tanker Can't Be Used To Enforce $10M Debt
• Oil Cos. Say Partner Kept Them In The Dark On New Facilities
• Ukrainian Gas Cos. Say Russia Can't Escape $35M Award
• 6th Circ. Won't Let Propane Retailer Nix EEOC's Subpoena
• SPAC Investors Misled In $1.35B Stem Deal, Del. Suit Says
• BP, Chevron And Others Hit With Climate Change Suit In Pa.
• Biden Admin Greenlights 2nd Orsted NY Offshore Wind Farm
• Greens Sue NRC Over Delayed Diablo Canyon Inspections
• Enbridge Plugs $350M Into Natural Gas Joint Venture
• US EV Subsidies Discriminatory, China Tells WTO
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 4th Circ. Sides With Trump Jr. In Ex-Coal CEO's Libel Suit
• McDermott Settles Colombian Refinery Fight With $900M Deal
• SolarWinds Makes Renewed Bid To Toss SEC Cyber Suit
• Full 10th Circ. Stands By Revival Of Valero Pipeline Leak Suit
• Ex-Lordstown CEO Settles SEC's 'Pre-Sale' Fraud Claims
• NOAA Allots $60M To Help Columbia River Salmon
• Solar Co. Downplayed Exposed Wire Issue, Investors Claim
• Del. Justices Undo Toss Of Brookfield-TerraForm Merger Suit
• BLM Adhered To Law In Granting Oil Lease Sales, Judge Rules
• EPA Takes Heat Over Latest Renewable Fuel Regs
• High Court Won't Review Texas Oil Spill Liability Fight
• Ohio AG Says Pol Used Campaign Funds For Bribery Case Fees
• Plaintiffs' Attys Found Not Violating Soliciting Rules In OT Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• High Court Won't Weigh In On ND Mineral Rights Takings Suit
• DLA Piper Taps New Co-Chair of US-Africa Practice In DC
• Power Line's Refuge Crossing To Stay On Hold For Now
• Judge Spares No Ink In Opinion Over Investors' $2.7M Deal
• Youths Ask 9th Circ. To Allow Climate Trial To Proceed
• Fired CFO Of Conn. Gas Co. Seeks $5.6M From Sale
• Dril-Quip Investor Alleges Merger Will Entrench Board
• 5th Circ. Lifts SEC Climate Rule Stay After 8th Circ. Lottery Win
• Accused Purveyor Of Tesla Trade Secrets Poised To Get Bail
• EPA Clean Cars Rule Charts Auto Industry Transformation
• Starboard Value Eyes Board Seats At Algonquin Power
• Occidental Says Ex-Worker Wasn't Fired For Disability
• Union Seeks Quick Win In Nuclear Plant Healthcare Row
• Feds Can't Explain Away Flawed LNG Rule, DC Circ. Told
• IRS Opens Bonus Energy Credits To More Offshore Wind Sites
• Trade Court Clears Feds' Voluntary Solar Cell Duty Reduction
• DLA Piper Welcomes Energy Attorney To Philly Office
• How Fieldwood Ch. 11 Ruling Bolsters Section 363 Confidence
• Bracewell Energy Team Keeps Growing With McDermott Atty
• Top Dutch Court Blocks Russia's Last Bid For Vodka TMs
• Colo. Geothermal Startup, Directors Settle Ownership Spat
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Del. Courts Examining 'Colonoscopy'-Like Bylaw Rules
• New Russia Sanctions Reveal Int'l Enforcement Capabilities
• Texas High Court Drills Down On Oil Cos.' Depth Dispute
• Canadian Energy Co. Seeks $140M In Tunisia Arbitrations
• FERC Upholds, Clarifies Grid Connection Policy Rewrite
• Sigma Lithium Says It Will Fight LG Energy Arbitration
• 6th Circ. Skeptical Of Enbridge's Late Pipeline Suit Transfer
• DC Circ. Mulls Reach Of EPA's Boiler Emission Limits
• Feds Defend Congressional Authority To Reduce HFCs
• Proposed MDL Management Rule Needs Refining
• Cos. Push For Held-Up Power Line Through Wildlife Refuge
• Exxon Wants Mass. Oil Purchase Docs In Greenwashing Suit
• Oil Worker's $4M Injury Verdict Tossed By Texas Justices
• FERC Nominees Carefully Walk Climate Line In Senate Hearing
• Anadarko Wants Defense Coverage In 2013 La. Kickback Case
• 8th Circ. Wins SEC Climate Rule Litigation Lottery
• Ky. Coal Mine Owner Tells 6th Circ. Lease Sale Was Improper
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Faegre Drinker Adds Former Honigman Construction Pro
• Proposed W.Va. Rig Worker OT Collective Will Go Forward
• Mayer Brown Draws Energy Deals Pro From Clifford Chance
• Document Retention Best Practices To Lower Litigation Risks
• Gas Buyers Want Judge Recused From Shale Cartel Suits
• SEC Proxy Roundup: Verizon, UPS Escape ESG Proposals
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• EPA Tightens Auto Emissions Rules But Relaxes Timetable
• Slaughter And May Cuts Partner Promotions By Half In 2024
• Breaking Down Each State's Climate Priority Policies
• Feds Didn't Consider LNG Rule's Impact On Tribe, Court Told
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• King & Spalding Adds Ex-PwC Tax Pro As Partner In NY
• Pillsbury Energy Ace Jumps To Baker Botts In NY
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• 2 Men Behind Chinese Co. Stole Tesla Trade Secrets, Feds Say
• Texas Energy Co. Should Put Service Before Price, Court Hints
• Wash. Hydro Co. Says Dam Removal Plan Follows Court Order
• Hydro Co. Asks FERC To Redo Tribe Opposition Permit Denial
• The Challenges SEC's Climate Disclosure Rule May Face
• Think Tanks Say Wind Turbine Project Would Harm Whales
• Mining Co. Faces Investor Suit After Turkey Landslide Losses
• SEC Gambles Climate Rule Fate On Circuit Court Lottery
• Biden Administration Updates EV Fuel Economy Estimates
• 4th Circ. Judges Vexed By Disputes In Inmates' Wage Suit
• New Eagle Take Permit Rule Should Help Wind Projects Soar
• Leech Tishman Tells 6th Circ. Time Ran Out On Fraud Suit
• EV Charging Biz Pitches $400K Ch. 11 Staff Retention Plan
• States Converge On Texas' Challenge To EPA Methane Rule
• Nippon Steel Tries To Ease Worries Over $14.9B US Steel Deal
• 2 Issues For Venture-Backed Climate Tech Startups To Avoid
• Faegre Drinker Adds Ex-DLA Piper Commodities Pro In Dallas
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• GOP Rep. Calls For Crackdown On EV Threats From China
• Feds Try To Shake Off Youths' Constitutional Climate Suit
• Feds Call $45B Nuclear Deal Appeal Moot After New Award
• Energy Co. Exec Cops To $5.5M Commodity Kickback Scheme
• Ex-SF Utilities Head Gets 4 Years For Bribery Conviction
• Colo. Wildfire Plaintiffs Say Xcel Trial Plan Would Sow 'Chaos'
• SunZia Argues Suit Over Power Line Project Filed Far Too Late
• Electric Battery Maker Says Mich. Officials Impeding $2B Plant
• Latham-Led Talos Sells Carbon Capture Co. In $148M Deal
• What 2 Years Of Ukraine-Russia Conflict Can Teach Cos.
• Takeaways From EPA's New Methane Emission Rules
• Home Solar Co.'s Ex-CEO Wants Out Of Faulty-Panel Suit
• Can EPA Shut Down State Air Plans? The Battle Isn't Over
• NextEra Moves For Victory In Texas Power Grid Law Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 4th Circ. Preview: Airport Mishap, Inmate Pay Launch March
• Energy Dept. Says Alaska LNG Review Passes Legal Muster
• 5th Circ. Blocks SEC Climate Reporting Regulations, For Now
• Alaska, Cos. Hit Feds With $700B Pebble Mine Takings Suits
• Conservationists Seek Block Of Refuge Power Line Deal
• DC Circ. Presses FERC On Justification For Pipeline Expansion
• Fed. Circ. Says Tube-Mac Execs Co-Invented Gas Tank Patent
• SolarEdge Hit With Derivative Suit Over 2023 Earnings Miss
• Eletson Creditors Urge Cutting Most Of Reed Smith's Fee Bid
• Colo. Landowners File Fifth Oil Royalty Case After Dismissals
• GE Reaches Settlement Deal In Ex-Workers' Severance Fight
• Canadian Miner Seeks $200M In Arbitration Against Mexico
• Divided 5th Circ. Rejects Atomic Waste Site Dispute Rehearing
• Tribe, Teck Weigh In On Columbia Pollution Claims
• LA Billing Scandal Atty's Estate Can't Revive Fee Dispute
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Direct Hit On Tax Regs Unlikely If Justices Ditch Chevron
• In Int'l Arbitration Agreements, Be Clear About Governing Law
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• EPA Proposes New Limits On Gas Distribution Facilities
• Phillips, Workers Seek Dueling Wins In $46.5M Wage Fight
• Exxon Beats Insurers' Bid To Arbitrate Over MTBE Claims
• Icahn Enterprises Rips Investors' 'Grab Bag' Of A Suit
• Fired SoCal Edison Workers Drop Blacklist Suit Without Deal
• Lawmakers Secure $1.3B For Native American Housing
• PE Firm Riverspan Agrees To Pay $32M For Barretts' Assets
• Norfolk Southern Must Face Most Derailment Suit Claims
• Mont. Youths Urge State High Court To Uphold Climate Ruling
• Koch Can't Bring $30M Claim Against Canada Under NAFTA
• Bechtel Missed Subcontractor Targets On Nuke Waste Project
• SEC Asks 5th Circ. To Hold Off On Climate Reg Ruling
• Energy Dept. Floats $2.26B Loan For Nev. Lithium Project
• Chesapeake Investor Challenges $7.4B Southwestern Deal
• Locke Lord Must Face Oil Co.'s Malpractice Suit In NJ
• KKR Lobs €2.8B Takeover Bid At German Energy Biz
• Nelson Mullins Hires Clark Hill FERC Regulatory Atty
• Biden Comes Out Against $14.9B US Steel-Nippon Merger
• Sierra Club Joins Fray With SEC Climate Rule Suit
• Feds Want 6.5 Years For Ex-Utility Commission Boss' Bribery
• EPA Designates First Navajo Nation Superfund Site
• BP, ADNOC Shelve $2B NewMed Deal Amid Gaza War
• Pa. Energy Co. Workers Secure Class Status In 401(k) Suit
• Amazon Groups Ask To Meet Banks Over Oil Co. Financing
• Italy Defeats Investor Suit Against Solar Subsidy Reduction
• FERC's Updated Settlement Policy Comes With Risks For Cos.
• Atty Sanctioned Over Challenge To $60B Exxon-Pioneer Deal
• Environmental Groups Seek To Defend EPA Methane Rule
• FERC Can't Change Power Auction Results, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Tesla Investors Weigh In On $5B Fee Proposed For Class Attys
• Wood Pellet Maker Enviva Hits Ch. 11 With Over $1B Debt
• Committee Approves Bill Aimed At Blocking New Mining Rule
• Suncor Deal With Colo. Over Air Monitoring Gets Judge's OK
• Startup Founder's Attys Come 'Very Close' To More Sanctions
• Biden Unveils Zero-Emission Freight Truck Infrastructure Plan
• Feds, Missouri Secure $6.7M To Repay Superfund Cleanup
• SEC Says Ex-Tallgrass Director Tipped Pals To $3.5B Takeover
• Sluggish Policy Could Chill Geothermal Boom, Advocates Say
• SEC's Final Climate Disclosure Rules: What Cos. Must Know
• $20M Coal Lease Judgment Should Stand, 10th Circ. Hears
• DC Circ. Questions MPLX Alternatives In FERC Decision
• Maui Wildfire Case Sent Back To Hawaii State Court
• NTSB Slams Order To Allow Hands-On Train Parts Inspection
• GOP's Crapo Wants Quick Resolution Of Tax Relief Package
• Clean Fuels Provider XCF To Go Public Via $1.84B SPAC Deal
• Steptoe Adds 5 From Holland & Knight, Covington In NY & DC
• GE Aerospace Plans $650M Manufacturing Investment
• Gold King Mine Contractor Looks To Toss Final Navajo Claims
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Ex-Latham & Watkins Atty In Chicago
• Fired Lithium Co. Co-Founder Sues To Recoup 3.25M Shares
• 4 Things To Know About SEC Climate Reporting Compliance
• Canadian Co. Loses $4.4B Romanian Gold Mining Claim
• Biden Proposes Big Budget Boost For EPA
• Canadian Oil Driller Seeks US Recognition Of Reorg Filings
• Utah Counties Ask Justices To Rein In NEPA Requirements
• FERC Says Nixing Power Market Revision Was Right Move
• Biden DOT Budget Targets Aviation Safety, Private Jet Use
• Caremark 2.0 Lends Shareholders Agency Against Polluters
• Corps Says Groups Can't Show Dredging Permit Was Flawed
• Kirkland, Latham Guide $35B EQT-Equitrans Gas Merger
• Inside The Climactic Clash Over Skyrocketing MDL Caseloads
• La. Judge Won't Halt Clean Water Rule Favoring States, Tribes
• SEC's Climate Regs Face Multipronged Courtroom Attack
• Gerdau Steel Denied Fathers Parental Leave, Ex-Workers Say
• Allegiance Coal Spars With Ch. 11 Lender Over $1.8M Fees
• Calif. County Hasn't Fixed Oil Permitting Rules, Court Says
• Texas Challenges EPA Methane Rule 'Overreach'
• Wildfire Challenges For Utility Investors: Regs And Financing
• Mich. Justices Punt On Time Limits For Ballot Petition Drives
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Direct Pay Regs Would Lift Major Barrier For Energy Projects
• Chemours Internal Review Reveals Violations By Top Execs
• Tesla Can Force Individual Arbitration In EV Mileage Fight
• Petition Watch: Student Athletes, Oil Spills & Preemption
• Judges Say Facing Threats And Vitriol Now Part Of The Job
• Xcel Energy Says It May Be To Blame For Texas Wildfire
• Tesla's $6M Solar Roof Deal OK'd After Objector Backs Down
• Southern Peaks Awarded $42.5M Over Peruvian Copper Deal
• DC Circ. Mulls Groundwater In Coal Ash Closure Fight
• Wells Fargo, Goldman Escape Some Climate Proxy Proposals
• Energy Cos. Still Have Work To Do In Final SEC Climate Rule
• Green Groups Try To Protect Wildlife Refuge From Power Line
• Anadarko Keeps Win In Colo. Oil Biz Lease Fight
• Calif. Bar Pursues Atty Discipline Over LADWP Billing Scandal
• CenturyLink Cut From Suit Blaming Utilities For Road Delays
• Indian Gov't Eyes Linking Carbon Tax On Coal To Quality
• FTC Slams 'Unprecedented' 7-Eleven Defense In Agency Suit
• FERC Wrong To Give Iowa Grid Project Perk, DC Circ. Told
• Voltage Gets Win From ITC Judge In Solar Patent Fight
• Wildfire Challenges For Utility Investors: Liability Theories
• 5th Circ. Backs Chevron Win In White Ex-Worker's Bias Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reddit, Cisco, LeBron James-PGA Tour
• 6th Circ. Sends Oilfield Workers' OT Suit Back To Lower Court
• Oil Co. Worker Says He Was Fired For Reporting Threats
• Spain's Iberdrola Lobs $2.5B Bid For Rest Of Avangrid
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Baker Botts Adds Stoel Rives Energy Finance Partner In DC
• EV Charging Co. Hits Ch. 11 With Plan For Lender Takeover
• Top Calif. Antitrust Atty Says Criminal Cases On The Horizon
• Red State AGs Sue SEC Over 'Illegal' Climate Disclosure Regs
• Ex-Oil Exec. Michael Reger Dukes It Out With Dorsey Attys
• Norfolk Southern Can't Shift Cleanup Costs To Tank Car Cos.
• Exxon Kicks Off Arbitration Over Guyana Offshore Oil Project
• Enviro Groups Say Colo. Trail Will Increase Cancer Risks
• M&A Values Getting Boost Amid Election-Year Scramble
• 50 Lawmakers Urge FTC To Probe Oil And Gas Consolidations
• NTSB Chief Says Boeing Isn't Sharing Info In Blowout Probe
• Judge Won't Revisit Contempt Order In Gold Mine Control Suit
• PacifiCorp Must Pay $42.4M To Oregon Fire Victims, Jury Says
• Red States Challenge EPA's Particulate Matter Standards
• Feds Pledge $72M For Tribes To Close Electrification Gaps
• 3rd Circ. Bristles At Exxon Ignoring OSHA Whistleblower Order
• Epic Tesla Fee Bid May Blaze Extraordinary Chancery Path
• Practical Steps For Navigating New Sanctions On Russia
• Power Co. Can't Escape Explosion Fraud Claim
• DC Circ. Sticks By FERC In Nebraska Utility Charge Fight
• Divided SEC Adopts Scaled-Back Climate Reporting Regs
• DLA Piper Adds Environmental Credit Atty To NY Energy Team
• DC Circ. Leery Of Challenges To Nuke Waste Storage Site
• Suncor Says Doubts About Colo. Monitoring Deal 'Misplaced'
• Oro Negro Bondholders Want Quinn Emanuel Sanctioned
• Tank Car Cos. Can Inspect Derailed Train Parts, Judge Says
• Rail Giants Get Some Docs Kept Out Of Fuel Surcharge MDL
• DC Circ. Nixes Big Tech Child Labor Suit
• UPS, AT&T Can't Avoid ESG Proxy Proposals, But BofA Can
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• Ex-Ill. Chief Justice Urged Leniency For Former Madigan Aide
• Dam Removal Delay Would Harm Fish, Wash. Tribe Says
• 5th Circ. Judge Slams SEC's 'Loosey-Goosey' Proxy Rules
• 8th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Tribe's Drilling Approval Challenge
• Mich. Appeals Court Speeds Up Ford Battery Factory Dispute
• WTO Backs European Biofuel Curbs Over Malaysian Suit
• Colombia Fends Off Canadian Co.'s Claims In Mining Dispute
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Pa. Justices Ask If Pipeline Fight Is Preempted 'Civil Action'
• Callon Sued Over Disclosures Prior To $4.5B APA Deal
• FERC LNG Approvals Flout Court's Orders, DC Circ. Told
• Wind Farm Challengers Meet Resistance At 1st Circ.
• Carrier Inks $1.4B Fire Biz Deal As Part Of Strategic Exit Plan
• Treasury Finalizes Direct Pay Rules For Energy Tax Credits
• Panama Skirts $100M Claim Over Biofuel Regulations
• Puerto Rico Fiscal Board Argues For Utility Reorg Plan
• 3 Ways The SEC Might Scale Back Climate Disclosures
• EU Eyes Strategy For Exiting 'Outdated' Energy Treaty
• Split Calif. Panel Backs Drinking Water Regs On Oil Operators
• What To Know About 9th Circ. Ruling On Tribe's Sacred Site
• FERC Slams Brakes On $1.1B Bridgepoint-ECP Deal
• Barretts' Mediation Docs Not Open To Pfizer, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. Says $100M Royalties Row Belongs In Fed. Court
• Webpages Must Meet Accessibility Standard To Be Prior Art
• Ohio Metal Parts Maker, Workers Seek OK Of Wage Settlement
• Electric Co. Must Face Claim It Kept Coal Partner In The Dark
• Recent Rulings Add Dimension To Justices' Maui Decision
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Union Calls For Sanctions Against NLRB In 7th Circ. Dispute
• Justices Won't Review Ex-Merrill Lynch Traders' Fraud Case
• Ohio Agency Puts Discovery On Hold In FirstEnergy Probes
• McDermott Investors' Cert. Bid Should Be Denied, Judge Says
• Tesla Stock For Fees? Attys Who Got Musk's Pay Cut Say Yes
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Exxon Whistleblower Case Fuels March
• Gatos Silver's $21M Deal To End Investor Suit Gets Early OK
• EV Maker Rivian Rips Investors' Class Cert. Bid In Fraud Suit
• Pepsi, Kraft And GE Can't Block DEI, Enviro Proxy Proposals
• Jury Awards Midwest Energy $57M On Refined Coal Patents
• Wash. Tribe Asks Judge To Revisit 'Cultural Resources' Ruling
• DC Circ. Says EPA Went Too Far In Voiding State Air Plans
• Energy Dept. Halts Crypto Mining Survey To End Industry Suit
• Tort Report: $42M Med Mal Award; Hot Coffee Suit In The Air
• 9th Circ. Won't Stay Oregon Kids' Climate Case, For Now
• Joint Venture Wins $45B DOE Nuclear Deal Again After Protest
• Strategies For Single-Member Special Litigation Committees
• Ky. Sees $74M Boost For Abandoned Mine Cleanup Work
• Enviro Group Loses Challenge To NJ Wind Farm Plan
• 10th Circ. Ruling Means More Okla. Oilfield Pollution Litigation
• Levi & Korsinsky Gets Nod To Lead Nikola Investor Action
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• Oil Trader Gunvor To Pay $665M For Ecuadorian Bribe Scheme
• Taxation With Representation: Pillsbury, Cleary Gottlieb
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Squire Patton Boggs Grows IP Team With Eaton Corp. Atty