The Trump administration announced that wind and solar projects must go through heightened oversight to implement provisions of the recently passed tax law and an executive order.

A Lloyd’s syndicate is suing a Texas-based oil and gas producer over insurance coverage for an underlying personal injury suit alleging exposure to hydrogen sulfide gas at a California site.

The early days of President Donald Trump’s second term were marked by a record number of executive orders, while thousands of government employee cuts and contract cancellations have created a demanding time for legal practitioners.

A massive Florida energy policy overhaul promising big savings to corporations for solar investment and imposing mandatory bills on vacation homes received the blessing of the Florida Supreme Court Thursday.

FEMA Sued By 20 States Over Cuts to Disaster Mitigation Program

TMC The Metals Co. ended investor allegations that the deep sea miner misrepresented its environmental impacts and cash reserves surrounding its 2021 blank-check company merger to go public, a federal judge ruled.

A commercial logging project in Shawnee National Forest will harm a nearby waterway and negatively impact two at-risk species of bats, environmental groups said in a lawsuit against the US Forest Service.

The early days of President Donald Trump’s second term were marked by a record number of executive orders, while thousands of government employee cuts and contract cancellations have created a demanding time for legal practitioners.

A Travelers Cos. unit can press ahead with claims against Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s BNSF Railway Co. over insurance coverage for a flood-related construction defect suit, a California federal court ruled.

Atlantic herring fishermen failed to overturn a National Marine Fisheries Service rule requiring vessels to pay onboard compliance monitors’ costs in a case that joined Loper Bright v. Raimondo in rolling back agency deference at the US Supreme Court.

A small business recipient of a Paycheck Protection Program loan can’t have its funds paid to independent contractors forgiven as “payroll costs” under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, the Fifth Circuit ruled.

Puerto Rico’s solar installers are closely watching how bankrupt Sunnova Energy International Inc. and any asset buyer will handle millions in government reimbursements for installing panels in vulnerable communities.

The US Supreme Court is fueling criticism that it’s treating presidential administrations differently and acting as a partisan partner of Donald Trump in continuing to greenlight his policies without any explanation.

A Travelers Cos. unit can press ahead with claims against Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s BNSF Railway Co. over insurance coverage for a flood-related construction defect suit, a California federal court ruled.

Federal appeals courts are still figuring out how much weight to give to agencies’ views of their legal authority, a year after the US Supreme Court said judges must interpret relevant laws.

Two former Schlumberger Technology Corp. workers were exempt from the FLSA’s overtime provision because their administrative and advisory duties qualified them as highly compensated employees of the oil and gas services company, the Fifth Circuit said.

Puerto Rico’s solar installers are closely watching how bankrupt Sunnova Energy International Inc. and any asset buyer will handle millions in government reimbursements for installing panels in vulnerable communities.

Youth plaintiffs in a new constitutional climate lawsuit still don’t have standing to sue the government over its campaigns to promote fossil fuels, according to a brief filed by the Justice Department.

TMC The Metals Co. ended investor allegations that the deep sea miner misrepresented its environmental impacts and cash reserves surrounding its 2021 blank-check company merger to go public, a federal judge ruled.

Opinion: Sidley Austin attorneys say federal courts are now following agency deference rules that California courts have applied since the 1990s, but it's too early to see whether they will be applied the same way.