Government,
Environmental & Energy,
Administrative/Regulatory
Jan. 18, 2018
Environmental court battles take a backseat
There was no shortage of litigation, but it was climate change and policy shifts and climate change that made the biggest impact.
R. Morgan Gilhuly
Managing Partner
Barg Coffin Lewis & Trapp LLP
Email: mgilhuly@bargcoffin.com
Morgan has specialized in environmental litigation and environmental compliance counseling for nearly 30 years. He has represented defendants in complex environmental litigation regarding oil refineries, mining sites, and industrial and commercial facilities.
David M. Metres
Principal
Beveridge & Diamond
333 Bush St Ste 1500
San Francisco , CA 94104
Phone: (415) 262-4000
Email: dmetres@bdlaw.com
David practices in all major areas of environmental litigation and compliance counseling, focusing on Superfund investigation and remediation, endangered species and natural resources policy and permitting, and water quality and supply for both surface water and groundwater.
2017 IN REVIEW
The year 2017 will probably not be remembered for developments in environmental law. The Trump administration's first year was filled with controversy about the travel ban, the Mueller investigation and the Russia probes, the march in Charlottesville, efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and the passage of tax reform, to name just a few news items. But it was also a truly momentous year for the environment and environmenta...
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