On December 9, the US Supreme Court heard oral argument in Kousisis v. United States, a case that has significant potential...

Much has been made in recent months of renewables no longer being in vogue. Upheavals in international trade, disruption to supply chains...

In this episode of Bracewell's Data Center Counsel podcast, Scott Segal and Andrew Shaw explore whether nuclear energy can meet the rapidly growing electricity demands...

In this episode of the Data Center Counsel podcast, Jared Berg and Bryan Clark are joined by Josh Robichaud for a discussion...

On 7 November 2023, the Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill (the Bill) was announced as part of King Charles III's "King's Speech", outlining the UK Government's legislative...

There has been significant bipartisan progress on nuclear energy over the last several years, dating back to the first Trump administration through the Biden administration.

Brownfield redevelopment is emerging as a strategic option for data center siting, offering existing power infrastructure and grid proximity. However, these former industrial sites carry significant environmental liabilities and contamination...

In this episode of the Bracewell Environmental Law Monitor, host Daniel Pope is joined by Shailesh Sahay and Stephen Wald to discuss how ESG compliance is evolving as California and international regulators...

Greenwashing, or the use of green ‘claims' to improve a business' or product's environmental credentials with consumers, has come under significant scrutiny in recent years.

Donald Trump won the 2024 US presidential election, becoming the first president since Grover Cleveland to serve non-consecutive terms. He secured both an electoral and popular vote victory, with significant gains across...

There is something new to make your patent applications "special." The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) just launched the "Streamlined Claim Set Pilot Program"...

Tariffs are a hidden energy policy – difficult to predict and hitting the oil and gas industry in unexpected ways. Public debate on US energy policy is typically focused on fuel choices: oil, gas or renewables.

In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy sits down with Marek Krasula and Abbey Hawthorne, the director and deputy director of arbitration and ADR for the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in North America, to discuss the ICC's 10-year anniversary in New York.

In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, Sherman Humphrey, associate director of global practice development at JAMS, and Bob Davidson, a mediator based in JAMS' New York office...

In this episode of The Arbitration Acumen Podcast, J.P. Duffy interviews Diana Bowman, secretary general of the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (ACICA)...

In this episode, J.P. Duffy speaks with Kevin Nash, director general of the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA), about the institution's recent successes and future direction.

The US Supreme Court unanimously declined to reshape the corporate veil-piercing doctrine when presented with the opportunity to do so in Dewberry Group, Inc. v. Dewberry Engineers, Inc.

In this episode of the Data Center Counsel podcast, Scott Segal and Tamara McKinzie examine the shifting geography of US data center development.

The Data Center Counsel Podcast returns for an episode on the evolving legal and regulatory framework governing large-load interconnections in Texas...

As the e-discovery landscape grows more complex, practitioners must be prepared to look beyond the prototypical EDRM model towards consistent and repeatable checklists...