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USA: Court rules Dakota Access Pipeline must be emptied, citing need for environmental impact analysis
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Dakota Access Pipeline to shut down pending review, federal judge rules
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The Dakota Access Pipeline Company is Abusing the Judicial System to Silent Dissent
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Federal Court Dismisses $900 Million Pipeline Company Lawsuit Against Greenpeace
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U.S. court dismisses Energy Transfer Partners lawsuit against Greenpeace
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Energy Transfer Equity LP v. Greenpeace International, 17-cv-173
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Commentary: Companies' attempts to silence human rights advocates & attack free speech - Energy Transfer Partners' lawsuit against Greenpeace
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Commentary: Fossil fuel cos. push for tougher anti-protest laws to silence environmental activists opposing oil pipeline projects
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Dakota Access pipeline developer defends racketeering claims
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Greenpeace wants Dakota Access racketeering suit dismissed
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USA: Energy Transfer Partners adds more defendants to its lawsuit against NGOs over campaign opposing Dakota Access pipeline
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USA: Court blocks lawsuit against Earth First! filed by Energy Transfer Partners over campaign opposing Dakota Access pipeline
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USA: Court dismisses Energy Transfer's lawsuit against BankTrack over campaign opposing construction of Dakota Access Pipeline
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Energy Transfer et al. v. Greenpeace et al. - Decision on BankTrack's motion to dismiss
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Court Should Sanction Pipeline Lawyers, Rights Attorneys Say
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USA: Court must dismiss Energy Transfer's suit against EarthFirst! as it is a philosophy, NGO says
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Commentary: Companies' lawsuits against environmental groups threaten free speech & advocacy
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Nordic investors reject Dakota pipeline operator’s allegations
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Dakota pipeline lawsuit against campaign groups: the SRI sector reacts [subscription required]
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Energy Transfer Files Federal Lawsuit Against Greenpeace International, Greenpeace Inc., Greenpeace Fund, Inc., BankTrack And Earth First! For Violation Of Federal And State Racketeering Statutes
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Dakota Access Pipeline Owner Sues Greenpeace For 'Criminal Activity'
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Energy Transfer Suit Claims Greenpeace Incites Eco-Terrorism
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Society for Threatened Peoples files OECD complaint against Credit Suisse at the OECD National Contact Point (NCP) Switzerland
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Current Topics: Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL)
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