With 2022 underway, the Biden-Harris administration is continuing to implement its "whole-of-government" response to climate change. In 2021, the administration focused on building...

A round-up of recent Construction industry updates.

Quietfield v Vascroft - The article considers the propositions that the judgment of Jackson J, subsequently upheld by the Court of Appeal in Quietfield v Vascroft (Matthew Holt and Abdul Jinadu, was right, but that Quietfield’s concession on natural justice was wrong, and that the adjudicator’s error resulted in an excess of jurisdiction.

Large numbers of police officers, dressed in uniforms and yellow raincoats, were awaiting the Black Lives Matter rally.

On September 12, 2023, the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) led Interagency Working Group on Mining Laws, Regulations, and Permitting (IWG)...

The Greens MP asserts that the NSW police force has grown in powers and resources at a real cost to civil liberties.

In late April 2007, the government issued a consultation paper entitled Case Track Limits And The Claims Process For Personal Injury Claims which set out ambitious proposals for reforming how personal injury claims are handled by compensators and lawyers alike.

Monthly round-up of recent Construction industry updates.

As the United States enters a new administration, changes in workplace regulations and enforcement priorities are on the horizon.

Falling mercury usually signifies global cooling, but falling mercury regulations could signify a new twist in global warming legislation. This week, a Federal court vacated EPA’s Clean Air Mercury Rule (CAMR), which would have established a cap-and-trade program for mercury emissions from power plants.

See “YCMS v Grabiner” under Keating Chambers Reported Cases on exceeding slip rule by recalculation, invalidating adjudicator’s decision.

As all serious skiers know, consistent year-round quad, leg, and core workouts are critical to maximizing a fun, rewarding, and safe ski season.

Round up of recent cases (April 2006).

On April 9, 2025, President Trump issued an executive order (EO) directing several federal agencies and subagencies that regulate energy, environmental, and conservation matters...

As the Biden-Harris administration focuses on the clean energy transition, it has emphasized the need to strengthen the US supply chain for critical minerals.

Every oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) company acquires oil and gas properties either directly from landowners or from other lessees.

President-elect Donald Trump has made it clear that on Day 1 he plans to immediately reverse pauses on all liquified natural gas (LNG) export permits to accelerate oil and gas production and "lower energy prices."

This month's update brings a flurry of activity in energy-related policy, but the final outcomes will not be known until later in July, or even August.

In this special Eyes on Washington miniseries, energy attorneys Elizabeth Craddock and Jim Noe provide insights on the potential trajectory of a second Trump Administration in relation to oil and gas policies.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order (EO) titled "Reinvigorating America's Beautiful Clean Coal Industry and Amending Executive Order 14241" on April 8, 2025...