On November 12, 2024, the Biden administration announced a final rule to reduce methane emissions from high-emitting oil and gas producers.

Adams & Reese government relations advisors Patrick Gillespie and Jeff Littlejohn join the Florida Specifier Podcast to analyze Governor Ron DeSantis's approximately $1.7 billion in line-item vetoes from Florida's newly finalized state budget. The discussion examines the implications for land conservation, water quality funding, and municipal projects, while also exploring a pending ballot initiative on homestead exemptions that could impact local environmental funding.

A recent bankruptcy opinion delivers welcome news for secured creditors: Even if a financing statement lapses, a creditor can re-perfect its security interest by filing a new financing statement...

Adams & Reese Partner and Construction Team Leader Trent Cotney recently appeared on the Coffee Conversations podcast hosted by Megan Ellsworth...

In this episode of La Voz de los Ruferos, Coffee Shops host Jessica Bravo sits down with Adams & Reese Denver Partner in Charge, Gabriel Pinilla, who shares a bit about his bicultural background...

The cost of building materials has risen significantly this year. Who should bear this risk and how can the various parties to construction contracts mitigate this risk?

FinCEN has appealed the Texas court decision that vacated its Anti-Money Laundering Regulations for Residential Real Estate Transfers Rule, creating uncertainty for real estate professionals nationwide.

Alabama recently became the 50th state to pass a data breach notification law.

Insurance agents and brokers play a key role in connecting insurance companies to their policyholders.

Across the nation in recent weeks, we have seen record heat. These alarming temperatures are not merely an annoyance. They can put thousands of workers at risk.

The Supreme Court of Mississippi recently held in Tiger Production Company, LLC v. Pace, 2021-IA-00315-SCT, 2022 WL 11555295 (October 20, 2022) that surface owners are not necessarily required...

One week before Christmas, the Montana Supreme Court delivered a landmark gift to sixteen youth plaintiffs in Head, et al., v. State of Montana, et al., 2024 MT 300...

On October 4, 2024, without opinion and no recorded dissents, the United States Supreme Court handed the Biden Administration two wins on notable climate change regulations, denying emergency stay applications against Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations.

Many bars, hotels, restaurants, grocery stores, and convenience stores opening for the first time in Tennessee are surprised to learn that no license is required...

On January 20, 2025, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis issued Executive Order EO 25-13 declaring a statewide emergency regarding the inbound winter weather system...

A recent decision by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Texas (the "Court"), In re East Texas Machining & Manufacturing, LLC, Adversary No. 24-06043...

The Louisiana Supreme Court sent a concerning message to tort reform supporters when it surprisingly reversed its own earlier decision, which lowered an almost $19-million judgment...

Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure Article 966 sets forth the rules governing summary judgment proceedings in state court.

Restaurant, hospitality and grocery insiders call it The Wall.

In 2020, the August sales tax holiday allowed Tennesseans to enjoy food and drinks at their favorite restaurant - without paying sales tax.