QUESTION–The U.S. Court of International Trade can’t hear a Texas importer’s allegations that the U.S. illegally blocked fish harvested off Antarctica, a trade judge has ruled, saying claims (more…)

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is urging a federal court against throwing out its fraud lawsuit against the CEO of a Texas oil and gas company, arguing they have laid out enough (more…)

Houston-based LyondellBasell has agreed to sell its ethylene oxide business along with the unit’s production facility in Bayport, Texas, to U.K.-based chemical producer INEOS for $700 million, (more…)

Novvi LLC, a renewable oil joint venture that’s majority-owned by a Chevron subsidiary, can use $16 million in debtor-in-possession funding, a Texas bankruptcy judge ruled Tuesday, overriding (more…)

Texas, New Mexico and Colorado are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reject the federal government’s objections to a proposed consent decree that resolves a long-running dispute over Lower (more…)

An AIG unit reached a settlement resolving a Texas landlord’s claims it wrongfully denied coverage for property damage from a June 2020 hailstorm, ending the plaintiff’s bid to recover nearly (more…)

Glass recycling company Strategic Materials filed for Chapter 11 protection in a Texas bankruptcy court with about $433 million in debt and a plan to hand lenders its business, after struggling (more…)

Three states on Monday defended their plans for complying with ozone emission regulations meant to curb downwind ozone problems, telling the Fifth Circuit that the U.S. Environmental Protection (more…)

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission reiterated that the Fifth Circuit should pause a dispute over the licensing of a temporary nuclear waste storage facility in New Mexico until the appeals (more…)

Renewable oil producer Novvi LLC told a Texas bankruptcy court its two largest creditors signed off on Chapter 11 plans to shift its sales strategy and streamline operations to come out from (more…)