Energy Supply Agreements In An Evolving Climate Change Regulatory Regime
Climate change policies in an evolving regulatory environment.
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By almost every account, the Trump Administration is likely to alter substantially the environmental regulatory landscape.
View ArticleEighth Circuit Pollution-Exclusion Opinion: A Cautionary Tale For Natural Gas...
The interpretation and application of a pollution exclusion in a commercial general liability policy is often a fact-specific and jurisdiction-specific exercise.
View ArticleDOJ Challenges Illegal Antitrust “Gun Jumping” In Energy Transaction
The HSR rules are highly technical in nature, but parties to transactions can avoid inadvertent “gun jumping” violations with appropriate safeguards and controls.
View ArticlePresident Trump’s Address To Congress: The Path Forward For 2017
President Trump addressed a joint session of Congress to outline the path forward for his 2017 policy agenda.
View ArticleU.S. Tax Reform And The Energy Sector
Tax reform, if anything close to promises, will have significant implications for the energy industry in the U.S., and worldwide.
View ArticleStop Giving Away the Store: “Reasonably Calculated” does not define the scope...
For over a hundred years Americans have enjoyed Josh Billing’s chestnut, “I’d rather not know so much, than to know so much that ain’t so.” The post Stop Giving Away the Store: “Reasonably Calculated”...
View ArticleCorporate Hacking and the Financial Services Industry
“You’re going to be hacked. Have a plan.” The post Corporate Hacking and the Financial Services Industry appeared first on Above the Law.
View ArticleFCC Chairman Wheeler Outlines Proposal for Net Neutrality Regulations
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler published an opinion piece on Wired outlining new Net Neutrality regulations coming from the FCC. Net Neutrality is a hot button topic, and...
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