Natural Gas International Arbitration
Understanding the regulation, institutional framework, and demand and supply economics of natural gas is critical to assessing the issues that arise in disputes.
Forbes Magazine Names Cornerstone Research to 2018 List of Best Management Consulting Firms
Firm receives high marks across numerous areas of expertise.
United States v. EnergySolutions Inc. et al.
A Delaware federal judge blocked a proposed $367 million merger between two rival nuclear waste disposal companies.
In re BP p.l.c. Securities Litigation—June 2016 Ruling
U.S. District Court Judge Keith P. Ellison ruled on pending motions for summary judgment, granting numerous elements of the defendants’ motion and denying the plaintiffs’ motion in its entirety.
In re Polyurethane Foam Antitrust Litigation
Cornerstone Research responded to allegations of price fixing for a manufacturer/supplier of polyurethane foam products.
GE-Alstom Merger
Cornerstone Research analyzed the competitive implications of the target company’s financial position in GE’s multibillion-dollar acquisition of Alstom’s energy-related business.
United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 880 Pension Fund et al. v. Chesapeake Energy Corporation et al.
The Tenth Circuit Appeals Court affirmed summary judgment based on lack of materiality in this securities class action.
Calculation of Damages for Cancelled Uranium Licences
Senior Advisor José Alberro acted as the damages expert for the claimant in this international arbitration administered by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague.
In re BP p.l.c. Securities Litigation—May 2014 Ruling
The court declined to certify the subclass covering the vast majority of the proposed class period and most allegations.
Energy Breach of Contract Case
The defendant, an electric utility, retained Cornerstone Research to analyze transactions that took place during the California electricity crisis from 2000 through 2001.
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