Environmental lawyer on chemical regulation and related issues; Principal at Beveridge & Diamond
Join my colleagues as they outline what industry can expect from environmental and natural resource law, policy, enforcement, and litigation following the 2024 general election. #TheEnvironmentalLawFirm #2024Election
Abigail Pearl DeWeese and Josh Friedmann will present at the WSBA Environmental and Land Use Law Section Midyear Meeting on Friday, April 19. Their presentation will discuss recent housing-related legislation and legislative proposals, and explore what’s working within the legal policy options to address our ongoing housing affordability crisis in Washington. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gsTqRPCF #EnvironmentalLaw #LandUseLaw #AffordableHousing
Supreme Court rules out linking a company's revenue to penalties for environmental damages! Stay informed with the latest legal updates. 📰 Let Bharat Law House be your trusted legal resource. 📞 Contact us at +91 9314955100 or visit www.bharatlawhouse.in for expert guidance. 💼" #LegalUpdates #SupremeCourt #EnvironmentalLaw #BharatLawHouse #LegalNews #StayInformed #NGT #LegalSupport #LawExperts #justiceprevails
⚖️This blog summarizes a land use case in which the Court held that the Village of Chestnut Ridge, New York may have violated the State Environmental Quality Review Act when the Village approved a local law allowing additional Houses of Worship in residential zoning districts. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ea6a-_5B #clientservice #highlyrated #legaladvice #legalknowhow #responsive #trustedsource #westchesterNYlawyer #personalized #integrity #locallawyer @bedfordvillagebuzz @mtkiscochamberofcommerce
My column this month in The Legal Intelligencer considers what the #SupremeCourt’s ruling that the #SEC cannot assess #administrative #penalties without violating the #SeventhAmendment means for #environmental #enforcement. Read it on law.com at https://lnkd.in/e8ggSXjt or on Greenberg Traurig, LLP ‘s #E2LawBlog. #Jarkesy #jury #SCOTUS #environmentallaw #environmentallitigation
When does a person incur a cost under #CERCLA and when does another person who provided the funds incur that cost? My September #environmental practice column in The Legal Intelligencer considers the question in light of a recent opinion in Gallagher & Kennedy v. Phoenix (9th Cir. Aug 30, 2024), https://lnkd.in/ejsWmbyv. Read the column on law.com at https://lnkd.in/eyfHcjkv or on Greenberg Traurig, LLP's #E2LawBlog. #environmentallaw #environmentallitigation #superfund
The Supreme Court of the United States’ recent ruling in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo dealt a significant blow to the power of federal agencies by ending the 40-year-old precedent commonly known as “Chevron deference.” Loper has now removed the judicial mandate that courts apply “Chevron deference” and defer to agencies on the interpretation of ambiguous language in laws pertaining to their authority. While it is unclear what impact this ruling will have in environmental enforcement cases as well as environmental regulations, federal judges will now have the power to decide what a law means for themselves, expanding the federal bench’s role in enforcement actions and policymaking. #LoperBrightRuling #ChevronDeferenceOverturned #environmentrules
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In the past 48 hours, in its Loper Bright, Ohio, and Jarkesky opinions, the Supreme Court majority has dramatically decreased the power of the Executive Branch of our Federal Government and dramatically increased the power of the Judicial Branch. One has to have been alive in the first half of the 20th century to have experienced anything like the new order the SCOTUS has established (or reestablished if you're a Federalist). Pretty much everything will change, including in Federal Environmental law, and it will be critically important that the Legislative Branch do its job which is pretty scary in light of recent behavior by that Branch of our Government. Much more to come. #ChevronDeference #AdministrativeLaw #AdministrativePenalties
Environmental Attorney Assisting Business with the Clean Air Act, Self-Audits, and Enforcement in Texas & Beyond
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Environmental and Energy Attorney and Counselor Partner at Sahn Ward Braff Coschignano PLLC
We are pround to announce the beginning of an active 2024 - 2025 term at the Environmental Law Committee. Save the Date of September 10, 2024 for our first Joint Committee event of the fall. The recent SCOTUS decision overturning Chevron deference demonstrates that administrative law is in flux. We will look at the implications of the decision on administrative law in a variety of contexts as the Courts are already witnessing an increase in litigation challenging agency decision-making. The Joint Commitee CLE event will include Michael Sahn Chair of the Governmental Relations Committee and Danny De Voe, Esq. , addressing employment law and commercial litigation issues, and will be moderated by Elisabetta Tredici Coschignano Chair of the Municipal Law and Land use committee rounding out the Sahn Ward Braff Koblenz Coschignano PLLC team presenting at this event. Thank you to the Nassau County Bar Association and the efforts of Stephanie J. Ball, JD and Stephanie Pagano to make the event possible. The in person and hybrid event will be open to the public. Register at https://lnkd.in/dEpn53P3 #loperbright #jarkesy #savethedate #employmentlaw #environmentallaw #administrativelaw #regulations #compliance #scotus #chevrondeference #litigation #agencyaction
Sahn Ward is proud to announce that Co-Managing Member, Michael Sahn, Member, Elisabetta Tredici Coschignano, and Partners, John Parker and Joshua Brookstein will serve in leadership positions on committees at the Nassau County Bar Association. Michael Sahn will serve as Chair of the Government Relations Committee, Elisabetta Coschignano will serve as Chair of the Municipal Law and Land Use Committee, John Parker will serve as Chair of the Environmental Law Committee, and Joshua Brookstein will serve as the Chair of the School Engagement Sub-Committee. Our Firm is proud to serve the legal profession and our communities. #committee #chair #ncba #sahnwardbraffkoblenzcoschignano