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Energy - May, 2024

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• FirstEnergy Denied Bid To Boost Objection To Discovery Order
• Nord Stream 2 Says EU Pipeline Regs Violate Int'l Law
• Chancery Dismisses Pipeline Co. Merger Side-Deal Suit
• Russia Says Arbitrators Don't Get Final Word In $50B Suit
• States, Energy Organizations Urge Demise Of EPA Water Rule
• State Climate Superfund Laws Will Face Fossil Fuel Fightback
• Texas Appeals Court Revives Suit Over Drilling Near Homes
• Venezuela Can't DQ Special Master As Citgo Auction Looms
• Musk, Tesla Board Face Suit Over Insider Trades, SEC Order
• 3 Recent Decisions To Note As Climate Litigation Heats Up
• White & Case-Led Aramco Unveils $11.9B Stock Offering Plans
• Ohio's Jailed Ex-Speaker Denies Misusing Campaign Funds
• Fuel Producers Should Apply ASAP For Tax Credit, IRS Says
• In Rarity, 1 Party's Judges Gain 100% Control Of Circuit Bench
• Ex-Citgo Execs Jailed In Venezuela For 5 Years File $400M Suit
• 9th Circ. Reopens Mandatory Security Check Wage Fight
• Swedish Appeals Court Sets Aside €10.6M Italy Award
• Venezuelan Oil Co. Looks To Slip Asset Seizure Suit
• BNSF Says It Owes Tribe Up To $30M For Oil Train Trespasses
• Pipe Co. Says Appeals Court Erred In Indemnity Claim Waiver
• Gas Station Chain Owes Wash. Tax For In-Network Sales
• Solar Tech Co. Faces Investor Suit Over Slow '23 Growth
• Sen. Dems Call On DOJ To Prevent Price-Fixing In Oil Industry
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: May Lessons
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aramco, Double Eagle, WeWork
• Enviro Groups Launch Fresh Alaska LNG Fight In 9th Circ.
• New TSCA Risk Rule Gives EPA Broad Discretion On Science
• Jersey Shore Motel Loses Condemnation Fight With Town
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• US Steel, Nippon Obtain All Non-US Regulatory Approvals
• Devotion To Energy Fuels New Eversheds Sutherland Partner
• Malaysia Plans Suits Over $14.9B Award To Sulu Claimants
• Tribe Says Mining Co. Can't Protect 500 Docs In Land Suit
• Bankrupt EV Charger Co. Execs Hid Liquidity Woes, Suit Says
• South Baltimore Citizens Call On EPA For Incinerator Relief
• PJM Watchdog Challenges FERC's Meeting Roadblock
• EPA Inspector General Decries Lack Of Funding To Congress
• IBEW Local Wins Benefits Dispute With Power Plant Operator
• Colombian Court Affirms Fossil Fuel Tax Break Must Stay
• Chancery Pins Down Musk, Tesla On Pay Bid, Del. Jurisdiction
• Key Insurance Considerations After $725M Benzene Verdict
• Sidley Brings On Akin's Oil And Gas Leader In Houston
• Womble Bond Adds Veteran Energy Transaction Atty In Mass.
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Treasury Details Which Tech Would Get Clean Energy Credits
• Wachtell, Kirkland Steer $22.5B ConocoPhillips-Marathon Deal
• Orsted Inks $125M Deal With NJ Over Scrapped Wind Farms
• White House Looks To Boost Carbon Credit Market Integrity
• Chevron Confident As Hess Shareholders Approve $53B Deal
• Tribe Says Enbridge's Trespass Concern Wasted Court's Time
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• EEX, Nasdaq Power Offer EU Fixes For Deal
• FERC Wrong To Backtrack On Grid Project Plan, DC Circ. Told
• Int'l Judge Pushes Back Against Russia Amicus Allegations
• Contractors Must Prep For FAR Council GHG Emissions Rule
• Del. Justices Say Interest Includes Prejudgment Interest
• Exxon Investor Broadens Promise To Nix Climate Proxy Bid
• 5 Firms To Steer Pair Of Large IPOs That Could Net $1.8B Total
• V&E, Sidley Austin Build $3.25B Sale Of WTG Midstream
• Tax Lawyer Rejoins Mayer Brown In DC From Latham
• Energy Capital Raises $6.7B, Inks $2.6B Atlantica Acquisition
• Chinese EV Co. Falsely Touted Vehicle Demand, Suit Claims
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• Justices Pass On Fight Over FERC Power Market Cap Rule
• China Tariffs To Return For Air Fryers, Bikes, Chairs In June
• Red States Target Blue States In Push To End Climate Torts
• Enbridge Says Oil Transport Monopoly Claims Lack Merit
• Ohio Justices Say Regulator Must Take Freezing Death Case
• 5th Circ. Again Upholds Engineers' OT Win
• Atty Says Loss Of BP Spill Claim Was Client's Fault, Not Firm's
• Engineering Co. Mismanaged 401(k) Plan, Ex-Worker Says
• Chinese Reinsurer Seeks Exit From Reimbursement Suit
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• Colo. Judge Hints Regulator May Face Oil Biz Contract Claims
• Court Upholds Limit To Award In Ecopetrol, Texas Co. Dispute
• Union Carbide To Pay EPA $600K For Colo. Superfund Site
• We Need A Legislative Path To Power Plant Emissions Cuts
• EPA Denies Ala. Coal Ash Management Program Application
• No Private Suits Under State Enviro Law, Ill. Justices Say
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• IRS Corrects Notice On Bonus Energy Tax Credit Safe Harbors
• EQT's $35B Equitrans Gas Merger Goes Unchallenged
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• Feds Ask 5th Circ. To Weigh Highway GHG Rule Vacatur
• Spain Says Energy Treaty Withdrawal Irrelevant In $386M Suit
• Alaskan Youth Sue State Over $43B Natural Gas Project
• Resignation Letter Bylaws Targeted In Five Del. Class Actions
• 22 States Seek To Defend EPA Heavy-Duty Truck GHG Rule
• Feds Agree To Clean, Close Dump Site For Tribal Nations
• Irma Power Outage Claims Must Be Brought To Fla. Regulator
• Ill. Justices OK $28M Tax Value Appeal Without Payment
• Enbridge Says Tribe's Trespass Law Could Cost It Millions
• FERC Cements 1-Year Window For State, Tribal Water Permits
• FirstEnergy Wants 6th Circ. To Shield Bribe-Probe Docs
• Senate Chairs Seek Info On Trump Meeting With Oil Cos.
• Split Ohio High Court Says Jury Must Mull Drilling Rights Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: NY Yankees, Abu Dhabi Bank, Int'l Paper
• 2 Oil Trader FCPA Pleas Highlight Fine-Reduction Factors
• NEPA Final Rule Unlikely To Speed Clean Energy Projects
• Tips For Companies Tapping Into Commercial Cleantech
• Activist Investor Must Face Exxon's Suit Over Proxy Proposal
• Founders Of BP's Archaea Looted From Own Co., Suit Says
• Feds And Enviro Groups Fight Utah Counties' High Court Bid
• Robbins Geller, Motley Rice Seek To Rep Solar Co. Investors
• Youths Take Second Crack At Constitutional Climate Suit
• Justices' CFPB Alliance May Save SEC Courts, Not Chevron
• Solar Cell Duties May Inadvertently Crush Domestic Industry
• Daughter Sues Over Oil Co. Family's 'Looting Campaign'
• Senate, House Dems Seek DOJ Big Oil Climate Impact Probe
• Steel Co. Tells Mich. Court Not To Order Worker's Rehire
• 'Pump-And-Dump' Claims Sputter In 'Disorganized' RICO Suit
• House Dems Launch Price-Fixing Probe Of Oil Giants
• $600M Norfolk Southern Derailment Deal Gets Early Court OK
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• EPA Urges Justices To Keep Ozone Fight In DC Circ.
• Oil Tanker Operators To Pay $2M For Dumping Oil From Ship
• BNSF Judge Said Trespass Payout Will Be Distance-Based
• Quarry Not Liable For Dirt Bike Accident, NJ Panel Says
• Banks Urged To Vote Out Exxon Leaders Who Sued Investors
• PetroSaudi Says $380M Award Feud Close To Resolution
• Nixing Green Energy Tax Perks Would Be Tough For Trump
• NYC Pension Funds Call For 'No' Vote On Musk's Tesla Pay
• 20 States Challenge Biden Admin's NEPA Rule
• TotalEnergies Hit With Climate Criminal Complaint In France
• In Debate Over High Court Wording, 'Wetland' Remains Murky
• BASF Agrees To $316.5M Settlement In PFAS Foam MDL
• Valero Brings $37M Refund Claim Over Fuel Credit, Crude Tax
• US Steel And Cleveland-Cliffs Spar Over Merits Of Nippon Deal
• 5 Lessons From Ex-Vitol Trader's FCPA Conviction
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• Contractor For Exxon, QatarEnergy LNG Venture Hits Ch. 11
• Texas Oil Co. Sues To Challenge Colo. Regulators' $23M Fine
• Biofuel Groups Urge High Court To Undo 5th Circ. Ruling
• Mich. Town Can't Block $2B Battery Plant, Judge Rules
• Conn. Retools Bid To Deny Utility Board Member's Pension
• Oil & Gas Groups Press DC Circ. To Block EPA Methane Rule
• Geothermal Energy Has Growing Potential In The US
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fried Frank, K&L Gates Lead $950M Sale Of Transportation Biz
• Decoding Arbitral Disputes: The Benefits Of Non-EU Venues
• Justices Stay Out Of Pipeline Land Fight With FERC
• Utah, Farm Groups Ask To Reopen Bears Ears Monument Suit
• DC Circ. Probes Carbon Capture In LNG Approval Challenge
• Judge Reluctantly Dismisses FirstEnergy Shareholder Suit
• T. Boone Pickens' Ranch Buyer Can Proceed With TM Suit
• New Domestic Content Guidance May Boost Energy Credits
• Sanctioned Man's Daughter Says Blacklist Inescapable
• Cantor, Lutnick Strike Deal With Window SPAC Investors
• DC Circ. Won't Immediately Block EPA Power Plant GHG Rule
• Industry Emboldened After Justices Galvanize Agency Attacks
• 4 Firms Build $2.55B Sale Of Avangrid To Spain's Iberdrola
• Wash. Energy Codes Challenged Again After 9th Circ. Decision
• Kilpatrick Brings On Nelson Mullins Energy Pro In Atlanta, DC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Alpine Summit Energy CLO Joins Holland & Knight
• Glass Lewis, ISS Split On Chevron-Hess Deal Guidance
• DC Circ. Mulls Rolling Back Pipeline Safety Regs Over Cost
• Alberta Oil Marketing Co. Says Biden Ruined Keystone Deal
• Metal Co., Supplier Will Pay $14M To Settle NJ Pollution Suit
• Ariz. Lawmakers Say Groups Can't Be Part Of Monument Suit
• Clean Energy CEO Gets 6 Years For Forgeries Netting $1.1M
• BNSF Judge Vows To Avoid Extremes In Trespass Payout
• Exxon Pipeline In Dallas At Risk Over Excavation Co. Dumping
• New BLM Plans Sunset Federal Coal Leasing In Wyo., Mont.
• Oil & Gas Groups Challenge DOI Overhaul Of Leasing Regs
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• Salvaging The Investor-State Arbitration System's Legitimacy
• NY's Vision For Grid Of The Future: Flexible, Open, Affordable
• Citgo Retirees Win Class Cert. In Mortality Table Data Suit
• In-House Manufacturing Ace Rejoins K&L Gates In Pittsburgh
• C3.ai Shareholder Sues In Del., Citing Baker Hughes Pact
• Fracking Services Co. Nitro Hits Ch. 11 After IP Trial Loss
• V&E Guides Crescent Energy On $2.1B SilverBow Buy
• Treasury Provides Extra Relief For Bonus Energy Tax Credits
• Biden To Restore Tariffs On Bifacial Solar Panel Imports
• SolarWinds Says SEC's Cyber Breach Suit Goes Too Far
• Water Co. To Pay $8.5M Criminal Fine Over Accounting Claims
• Two Firms To Lead GrafTech Suit Over Environmental Issues
• 9th Circ. Won't Block Arizona Mineral Drilling Projects
• Iridium Partner Gets Novel FAA Waiver For Beyond-Sight Use
• Navajo President Seeks Approval Of Water Rights Settlement
• Peru Ducks $154M Claim Over Seized Gold Shipments
• Russian Gas Ex-CFO Can't Nix $44M FBAR Suit, Judge Rules
• EPA Urges La. Court Not To Broadly Block Civil Rights Regs
• Tesla Fires Back At Claims It Bullied Retired Law Professor
• 4th Circ. Revives Landowners' $523K Win Against Pipeline Co.
• Hunton Taps Energy Regulatory Chair As Austin, Dallas Head
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Unwitting Disclosure, Agency Deference
• Chancery Orders $199M Penalty In TransCanada Deal Suit
• Chinese Art Marketplace, EV Co. Ink SPAC Deals Worth $834M
• DC Judge Urged To Halt Offshore Wind Project Construction
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Effect Of New China Duties Hinges On Allies' Response
• Asset Manager Cops To $1.2B Venezuelan Oil Co. Fraud
• Dems Dig Into Trump's Alleged Quid Pro Quo With Oil CEOs
• 5 Takeaways From FERC's Grid Planning Policy Overhaul
• Apache Investors Get First OK On $65M Deal In Drilling Suit
• 9th Circ. Denies Tribes, Enviro Groups' Power Line Stay Bid
• Crystallex Special Master Fires Back Against Effort To DQ Him
• Calif. City Sues Dow, Shell Over TCP-Tainted Water
• Texas Think Tank Tells 5th Circ. It's Owed Climate Pledge Info
• Energy Cos. Don't Have To Clarify Financier Takeover Claims
• States, Elec. Co-Op Seek To Block EPA Power Plant GHG Rule
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• DC Circ. Upholds EPA's Renewable Fuel Standards
• What A Louisiana Ruling Means For Pipeline Crossings
• Biden Signs Bipartisan Russian Uranium Products Ban
• Mexican Mine Labor Row Ruled Outside Trade Pact's Scope
• 9th Circ. Rejects Bid For Full Rehearing In Oak Flat Dispute
• Insurer Files Another Suit Over Firm's Malpractice Coverage
• Biden More Than Doubles Tariffs On Chinese EVs, Solar Cells
• Tesla Threatened To Fire Holland & Knight, Law Prof Says
• 16 States Sue To Block Calif.'s 'Clean Fleets' Rule For Trucks
• Ex-BP Manager Admits Trading On Inside TravelCenters Info
• Eletson Creditors Seek Over $1M Cut In Reed Smith Fees
• Tesla Shareholder Alleges Drugs Fueled Musk's Erratic Posts
• Texas Energy Biz Sells Gulf Coast Assets In $280M Deal
• Utah, Oil Co. Can Enter BLM Oil Lease Challenge, Judge Says
• Schumer Urges FTC To Block Hess-Chevron Deal, Jabs Trump
• Income Nixes Exxon's 'Final Loss' Deduction, Court Says
• Medical Pot Patient Drops Discrimination Claims Against US Steel
• EPA Wrongly Approved New Chevron Chemicals, Group Says
• FERC Powers Up Major Rewrite Of Grid Planning Policy
• Climate Change Shouldn't Be Litigated Under State Laws
• Chevron Says $268K Fine For Fake News Clips Must Stand
• Akin Brings On Sidley Energy Pro In Houston
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Rivian's Cert. Oppo Not How 'Real World Works,' Judge Says
• $1B LNG Claim Won't Be Paused For $15B Keystone Case
• Zeekr's US Debut Could Spur More IPOs From China
• Pa. Commission Had Right To Deny Grid Project, 3rd Circ. Told
• Trade Court Lets Solar Duties Suit Proceed Over Feds' Protest
• Oil Giants Say Tribal Climate Change Row Must Stay Federal
• Solar Co. Stockholders Claim Execs, Board Caused Losses
• Enviro Groups Say Colo. Rule Gives Many Polluters An Out
• Biz Claims Foreign Bribe Needed To Meet Energy Deal's Terms
• EPA Tightens Copper-Smelting Toxic Emissions Standards
• Signal Peak Asks Court To Block DOI's Coal Mine 'Delay'
• A Look At FERC's Plan To End Reactive Power Compensation
• Altman's Nuclear Fission Biz Fizzles After SPAC Deal Closes
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Text Message Data
• What CRA Deadline Means For Biden Admin. Rulemaking
• 5th Circ. Upholds SEC Proxy Rule On ESG Disclosures
• Now Hiring: Michigan AG Seeks Attys For Climate Change Suits
• Exxon Hit With $725M Verdict In Benzene Exposure Suit
• CARB Chief Slams Truckers' Bid To Void 'Clean Fleets' Rule
• Davis Polk, Simpson Thacher Drive EV Maker's $441M IPO
• Oil Trader Sues BakerHostetler, Alleges Fake CIA Program Con
• 7 Fla. Men Indicted In Nationwide Skimming Device Operation
• NYC Wins Remand Of Climate Deception Suit Against Exxon
• Solar Co. Wins Remand Of Feds' 'Contrary To Law' Duties
• Lawmakers Say Shell, Eni, Nigeria Deals Need Second Look
• Policies Bar Origis Investor Suit Coverage, Del. Judge Finds
• V&E Defends Its Enviva Work From Trustee's Conflict Claim
• Red States, Electric Co-Ops Challenge EPA Power Plant Rules
• GOP Sens. Call Biden's Bluff On US Steel-Nippon
• IP Considerations For Companies In Carbon Capture Sector
• EPA Beats Youths' Constitutional Climate Suit, For Now
• Man Says LG Chem Can't Duck NC Courts In Battery Suit
• Okla. Law Curbing Anti-Oil Pension Fund Investments Blocked
• Biden Seeks To Elevate Interior Dept. Official To No. 2 Post
• Insurer Still Can't Escape Explosion Coverage Row
• GE Dropped From Louisiana Factory Contamination Suit
• Del. Supreme Court Rejects Mid-Case Appeals In Oil Harm Suit
• FTC's Exxon-Pioneer Nod Sets New Tone For Oil & Gas M&A
• BIA Tells 8th Circ. Energy Co. Can't Revive Lease Suit
• Hawaii Utility Seeks Exit From Shareholder Suit Over Maui Fire
• 6th Circ. Questions FERC's Moves On Ohio Utility Grid Perk
• Tesla Slams Class Bid For Musk Shares Lockdown In Del.
• Fed. Circ. Denies Siemens' Bid For Navy Energy Audit Costs
• GAO Backs DLA's Sole-Source Fuel Deal With Iraqi Contractor
• 4th Circ. Says Purpose Of Inmate Labor Affects Classification
• Auto Cos. Brace For EV Battery Compliance Hurdles
• 5 Climate Change Regulatory Issues Insurers Should Follow
• Oil Field Workers File Proposed Class Suit Over Unpaid Wages
• Chevron's $52M Iran Oil Seizure Loss Not Covered, Court Told
• What's Extraordinary About Challenges To SEC Climate Rule
• 8 Questions To Ask Before Final CISA Breach Reporting Rule
• Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOE Unveils Preliminary National Transmission Corridors List
• Climate Cases Haven't Hurt Oil, Gas Credit Quality, S&P Says
• Federal Courts Choosing To Stay Out Of Texas Grid Fights
• Bloom Energy Gets Final OK For $3M Settlement Over IPO
• Uniper Looks To Nix Russian Court's Anti-Arbitration Order
• Duke Energy Rival Stresses Holistic View Of Monopoly Suit
• Venable Trade Co-Chair Shares Hot Takes On US Steel-Nippon
• PolyMet Land Swap Discovery Order Paused, For Now
• A Recipe For Growth Equity Investing In A Slow M&A Market
• SEC Doesn't Have Legal Authority For Climate Disclosure Rule
• Shell Violated Order By Refusing Docs, Enviro Group Says
• Top Dem Cuts Cuellar Slack Not Given Santos, Menendez
• What 100 Federal Cases Suggest About Changes To Chevron
• Energy Dept. Says Red States Can't Block LNG Export Pause
• New EPA Policy Could Increase Criminal Enforcement
• Tribes, Groups Seek 9th Circ. Stay In Power Line Ruling
• Cabot Settles Investor Suit Over Groundwater Pollution Claims
• SEC Should Be Allowed To Equip Investors With Climate Info
• Feds' Emissions Subsidy Args Lack Specificity, Says Judge
• Citgo Retirees' Mortality Table Data Suit Heads To Trial
• Judge Questions Reason For Removing Chem Co. Wage Class
• EPA Finalizes Methane Reporting Regs For Oil And Gas Cos.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Clifford Chance Continues 2024 Growth In New York, Houston
• Texas Says EPA Methane Rule Would Burden Regulators
• Gerdau Steel Settles Fathers' Parental Leave Suit In Texas
• 3 Firms Build $6.2B Take-Private Sale Of Allete Energy Biz
• Battery Startup Ambri Hits Ch. 11 With Lender Sale Plans
• 9th Circ. Orders 2nd Look At Stay In PG&E Wildfire Suit
• Navajo Ask Biden To Stop Uranium Movement On Tribal Lands
• Goldman Settles Decade-Old Metal-Rigging Class Action
• Bangladesh Ignoring $13.5M Awards, Power Co. Says
• Nikola Ends Board Takeover Suit As Ex-CEO's Noms Withdraw
• Hess-Chevron Merger Hit With Class Disclosure Suit In Del.
• Honolulu Asks Justices To Affirm State Court Climate Case
• EU OKs Nippon-US Steel Deal As DOJ Causes Delayed Close
• DC Circ. Backs Feds' Puerto Rico Port Expansion Project
• Chancery OKs Record-Breaking $100M Pattern Energy Deal
• Robbins Geller Attys To Take Stand In $8M Sanctions Dispute
• How Cos. Can Comply With New PFAS Superfund Rule
• Texas Rep. Cuellar Charged With Taking Bribes
• 4th Circ. Preview: Hemp, Wells And A Withdrawal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Balch & Bingham Hires Nuclear Regulatory Policy Adviser
• Exxon Closes $60B Pioneer Purchase After FTC Agreement
• Final EV Tax Credit Regs Add New Battery Tracing Test
• Fed. Circ. Revives Axed Suit Tied To Amazon Patent Program
• DOJ Wants More Info On Controversial US Steel-Nippon Deal
• Biden Expands Protections For 2 National Monuments In Calif.
• Latham, Skadden Grab Spotlight As Large IPOs Surge In April
• 3rd Circ. Shuts Down Pa.'s Challenge To EPA Ozone Plan
• Ex-Yukos Shareholders Look To Nix $50B Enforcement Appeal
• Haaland Faces Senate Heat Over Interior Dept.'s Land Policies
• Chancery Ruling Plays Role In Tesla's S&P Governance Grade
• Green Groups Want FEMA To Define 'Resiliency'
• New EU, Japan Initiative Looks To Boost Global Supply Chains
• Split Conn. Supreme Court Says No To 'Ratio' Utility Bills
• Trade Court OKs Raising Duties On Thai Propane Canisters
• DLA Piper Investment Funds Leader Joins Willkie In Chicago
• Recent Wave Of SEC No-Action Denials May Be Slowing
• Split 10th Circ. Spikes $17.3M Atty Fee Over Class Notice
• 4th Circ. Finds Judge Appointment Legit In Black Lung Case
• Lloyd's Unit Gets Oil Well Repair Co.'s $4.5M Claim Tossed
• Husch Blackwell Gains Energy Ace From Locke Lord In Austin
• Don't Use The Same Template For Every Client Alert
• FTC Clears $60B Exxon Deal With Pioneer Executive Ban
• Bipartisan Reps. Introduce Bill To Trace Battery Supply Chains
• Colonial Pipeline Says Contractor Bungled $22M Ga. Project
• 9th Circ. Slams Door On Kids' Climate Case
• Crescent Petroleum Wins OK Of $2.75B Award
• Oil Drilling Workers Urge High Court Not To Review PPE Suit
• Fracking Waste Still Festering Near Ohio River, AG Says
• In Energy Disputes, Good Arbitration Clauses Are Key
• Tribe Fires Back At Feds' Brief In Enbridge Pipeline Row
• DC Circ. Torn Over FERC's San Francisco Power Order
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Sidley Atty To New Funds Team
• 10b-5 Litigation Questions Follow Justices' Macquarie Ruling
• Tax Credit Transfer Regs Show IRS Caution In Rulemaking
• Ex-Edison Energy GC, McDermott Atty Joins Troutman In LA
• PG&E, KKR In Exclusive Talks For Partial Sale Of Power Biz
• Walking With My Dog Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Simpson-Led Mosaic Selling $1.5B Stake In Saudi Mining JV