State Supreme Court Hears Landmark Case Pitting Canal Companies Against Groundwater Irrigators
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By Rocky Barker, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Dec. 9--The Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments Friday between canal companies and groundwater pumping irrigators in an effort to decide who controls Idaho's most important natural resource -- its water.
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The Supreme Court said Tuesday that it will decide whether cities can seize a person&#39;s property and transfer it to private developers whose projects could boost an ailing local economy.
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By Ken Ward Jr.  kward@wvgazette.com  Coal operators cannot evade the Clean Water Act by building sediment-treatment ponds just downstream from strip mine valley fills, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.   U.S. District Judge Robert C.
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WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will consider a technology patent case that could have far-reaching ramifications for computer makers and other industries with global supply chains.
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By ALEX DOBUZINSKIS\\ Staff Writer  SANTA CLARITA -- A watchdog group has sued the Castaic Lake Water Agency over a plan to buy water from the Kern River.
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A legal battle brews over whether fishermen are trespassing when they fish in the flooded bottomlands.
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A court in India admits a petition by environmentalists challenging large dams in the country's north-east.
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WASHINGTON -- The Supreme Court is about to plunge into an agenda laden with issues affecting the business sector. Tobacco companies, the biotech industry, and operators of coal-fired power plants have a stake in cases the court will hear in the next month.
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The U.S. Supreme Court said on  Tuesday that it would decide whether the government can take a  person's home or business for a private development project  intended to boost tax revenues and revitalize a local economy.
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LOS ANGELES - A disparate group made up of dozens of state attorneys general, labor unions, retailers, professional sports leagues and others urged the US Supreme Court on Monday to hear a claim brought by the recording and film industries against two
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Some of the major business-related cases that will be heard by the Supreme Court in the term that begins Monday:
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In the wake of a recent landmark Supreme Court ruling, patent reform is bubbling toward a boil on Capitol Hill, where advocates in both parties and both chambers are urging timely action on pending legislation and contending with well-financed interest groups on both sides of the issue.
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By Rocky Barker, The Idaho Statesman, Boise  Mar. 6--Just because you hold the oldest and highest-priority water right doesn't mean you have an absolute right to that water, the Idaho Supreme Court said Monday.
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A legal challenge over plans to introduce water rates in NI clears the first hurdle in the High Court.
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By Greeley Tribune, Colo.  Feb. 14--The trial to keep some 200 irrigation wells operational has started in the Weld County Courthouse.
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By MATTHEW BROWN  BILLINGS, Mont. - Montana sued Wyoming in the U.S. Supreme Court Thursday over water rights in two shared rivers, which Montana claims are running dry due to Wyoming's overuse.
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By Charles Ashby, The Pueblo Chieftain, Colo.  Feb. 24--DENVER -- A bill to strip governments' ability to take water rights through eminent domain squeaked through the House on a preliminary vote Friday.   Freshman Rep.