Only the Good Regulations Die Young: Recognizing the Consumer Benefits of the FCC’s Now-Defunct Privacy Regulations
June 2017
Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology, Volume 18, Issue 2
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- CEQA / NEPA
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- Energy
- Energy Project Development
- Environmental Enforcement Defense
- Environmental Remediation & Due Diligence
- Flood Protection Law
- Groundwater Law
- Infrastructure
- Land Use
- Pipelines & Terminals
- Proposition 65
- Public Trust Doctrine
- Public Utility Regulation
- Recycled Water
- Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (SGMA)
- Water Law
- Water Quality Law
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-
Moonlight Wildfire Litigation
Downey Brand defended Sierra Pacific Industries in seven lawsuits arising from the Moonlight Fire. Collectively, these lawsuits sought over a billion dollars in damages, costs and fees.
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