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AES Corp. v. Steadfast Ins. Co.
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis AES Corp.v.Steadfast Ins. Co.283 Va. 609Supreme Court of Virginia.The AES CORPORATIONv.STEADFAST INSURANCE…Johnson Controls, Inc. v. Employers Ins. of Wausau
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Anaysis Johnson Controls, Inc.v.Employers Ins. of Wausau264 Wis.2d 60Supreme Court of Wisconsin.JOHNSON CONTROLS,…Willkie Puts Down Stakes in Houston
Willkie Farr & Gallagher is opening an office in Houston, marking the Wall Street firm's foray into the booming legal market in Texas as well as its first new domestic office since 1981, when it opened in Washington, D.C.Deal of the Week: Southwestern Energy to Buy Shale Assets
Porter Hedges represents Houston-based Southwestern Energy Co. in its pending purchase of shale assets in West Virginia and Pennsylvania for $5.375 billion.Courts Split on Class Arbitrability in Energy Cases
In the wake of a Third Circuit ruling as to whether the court or the arbitrator determines if a case is suitable for class arbitration, two district judges in the Middle District of Pennsylvania split on how to apply the ruling to separate putative class cases involving the same energy company.Six Am Law 100 Firms Smooth Way for Another Pipeline Deal
As the U.S. moves to become the world's largest oil producer, lawyers from Cooley, Latham & Watkins, McGuireWoods, Norton Rose Fulbright, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz are helping QEP Resources unload its natural gas pipeline and processing unit for $2.5 billion in cash to Tesoro Logistics, a refinery operator owned by Tesoro Corp.Wachtell Advises Chesapeake on $5.38 Billion Asset Sale
Chesapeake Energy announced Thursday that it would sell a large portion of its gas business in Northern West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania to Houston-based rival Southwestern Energy. The deal allows Chesapeake to pay down a substantial amount of debt accrued from past expansion efforts.Putative Class Claims Against Oil and Gas Lease Broker Rejected
A proposed class of landowners who sued an oil and gas lease pooling company could not show how a transaction fee the company charged was improper, how the company engaged in the unauthorized practice of law or how the assignment of lease rights was a regulated security, the state Superior Court ruled in upholding the dismissal of the case.Trending Stories
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