ations ahead of a trial scheduled for next year, a California federal judge ruled in a mixed decision Friday. Order attached I Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Class Says Sunoco Rewriting History To Shake $155M Ruling Oklahoma royalty owners accused Sunoco of twisting facts in its attempt to get a redo af

the detention of immigrant children, claiming it ignores standards of care established in a decades-old settlement agreement. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Investor Suit Over CB&I Failed Nuke Projects Trimmed Engineering and construction firm Chicago Bridge & Iron Co. NV dodged one of four fraud claims

leasehold of a Manhattan office tower, and MMG Equity Partners has reportedly dropped $12 million on a Florida retail center. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL PDVSA Says There's No Need To Rush $1.9B Bond Case Venezuela's state-owned oil company has rebutted arguments that shares in U.S. oil giant Citgo's

eme Court on Monday to strike down as unconstitutional a federal law that protects works of art from harm. Petition attached I Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL EPA Escapes Long Island Sound Dumping Grounds Suit The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency acted within its rights when designating an area of ea

eal with a looming budget hole, despite it being one of the few taxes the city controls without permission from state leaders. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL NJ LNG Project Delayed Amid Green Group's Pushback A controversial proposal to add a liquefied natural gas export facility at a southern New Jersey

g case against U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins, implying prosecutors overstepped their bounds in seizing legislative materials. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Analysis Judge Throws Wet Blanket On State Water Quality Variance' A Montana federal judge broke legal ground recently with a decision to curtail a

tory" bank overdraft fee practices as an area where she hopes to see action from the agency as it marks its 10th anniversary. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL House Passes Bills To Tackle Energy Cybersecurity Threats The U.S. House of Representatives on Monday approved a pair of legislative proposals aim

n all financial transactions and make it easier for college students to obtain student-loan debt relief. 1 document attached I Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL SC Remains In Fight Against Offshore Seismic Testing A federal judge on Tuesday kept South Carolina in litigation challenging oil- and gas-related se

V worth 6.8 billion Norwegian krone ($795 million) as the trading venues look to sway shareholders to their respective sides. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL EPA Chief Touts Superfund Progress, Slams Enviro Critics U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler on Monday touted the EPA'

York federal judge on Monday not to send their latest dismissal phase victory up to the Second Circuit. 1 document attached I Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Statoil, Texaco Units Want Brakes Kept On $16 Award Action A Statoil unit and a Texaco subsidiary have asked a New York federal court to keep on i

dy showing a tilt toward business, her addition to the bench may not yield a sea change from a financial services perspective. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Analysis FERC To Take On Carbon Pricing's Place In Power Markets The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is trying to figure out how state efforts

be processed in a "reasonable" amount of time in order to postpone his removal proceedings while the application is pending. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Long Island Power Authority Can't Shake $100M Sandy Suit Long Island's public power utility and its contractor must face negligence claims brought b

s, arguing that this swap would address standing issues highlighted in a similar suit brought by the agency against U.S. Bank. Read full article » ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTAL High Court Won't Review NY Honeywell Cleanup Fight The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to resurrect a suit by upstate New York residents agai