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Kristen Burke focuses on corporate immigration matters, visa petitions, I-9 compliance, and applications for submission to governmental agencies

Food prices are rising at rates not seen in over 40 years.

U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit Civil Practice; removal to federal court: Where the Baltimore mayor and city council sued oil and energy companies in state court for substantially contributing to greenhouse-gas pollution, global warming and climate change, and the suit was based entirely on state law, there was no basis for removal ...

Depending on other countries for energy production enables tyrants. The U.S. has massive amounts of energy that we can produce domestically.

Kevin M. Sligh Sr. will join the Department of the Interior as the new Director of the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE)…

2021 witnessed a new but familiar competition among stakeholders for the use and enjoyment of the Outer Continental Shelf. Last year, interested parties initiated five lawsuits against the first federally approved offshore wind farm, Vineyard Wind I (located off the coast of Nantucket). And 2022 has so far continued the trend with a new challenge to the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s (BOEM) designation of Wind Energy Areas in the New York Bight in late January.

2021 witnessed a new but familiar competition among stakeholders for the use and enjoyment of the Outer Continental Shelf.

2021 witnessed a new but familiar competition among stakeholders for the use and enjoyment of the Outer Continental Shelf. Last year, interested parties initiated five lawsuits against ...

The California coast offers significant potential for offshore wind development that can help the state reach its renewable energy goals. Developers of wind energy projects located off...

Gov. Kristi Noem spoke to a full audience at the 2022 Conservative Political Action Conference in Orlando, Florida on Feb. 25.