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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - A Lancaster County district judge has refused to block a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Nebraska's new pipeline siting law
The Obama administration is expected to advance major changes to energy and environmental laws in the next four years. There is already a backlog of pending legislation and proposed regulation to wor
Originally Published: The Recorder
...the funds will go toward environmental restoration and conservation along the gulf coast. DOJ officials said $350 million was earmarked for the National Academy...
...other hurricanes such as Hurricane Katrina in which over 1,600 Gulf Coast residents died. The cost of this catastrophic event is...
A prospective lawyer who fails to meet the state's new pro bono requirement for admission to the bar can seek a hardship waiver, but Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman said he expects few exemptions to be
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
...against the oil company stemming from the explosion and spill in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010. "I think we have to...
...pipeline that would transport oil from Alberta, Canada, to the Texas Gulf Coast. President Obama temporarily rejected the Keystone construction project when...
After a relatively uneventful year in 2010, 2011 saw the creation of several new firms, as well as a number of new office openings and leadership transitions among midsized firms across the state
In commemoration of the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, The Legal asked readers to send in their stories of where they were and how they felt that day. What follows is a sampling of the dozens of
...but I know that there are many more lawyers along the Gulf Coast who are prepared for disasters than there were before Hurricane Katrina...
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