National Law Journal
...North America, that oil sands occur naturally and are no more environmentally harmful than traditional oil sources, and that newly constructed pipelines are safer than...
Leaving the FCC; Kilpatrick's new D.C. leader; Leahy and Paul for sentencing changes; Chesley disbarred; Perez nominated for labor department secretary; Reich exits DOJ; and Scherman to bring new ene
...the courts. He announced a new initiative—Lawyers for a Safer America—in which his project plans to recruit private attorneys to...
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For what it lacks in bite, OSHA under the Obama administration has tried to make up for in bark. Perhaps the most controversial tactic is what's been called "regulation by shaming" — iss
Highlights of commentary in the NLJ on controversial issues of 2011
What when, as frequently happens, a corporation designates multiple individuals to testify on different topics
...safer, more efficient and reliable manner. Dep't. of Energy, Nat'l Energy Policy Dev. Group, Reliable, Affordable, and Environmentally Sound Energy for America...
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...revenue. The firm helped obtain a $410 million settlement with Bank of America Corp., the largest financial institution involved. General litigation practice leader Bruce Steckler...
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