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Jul 29, 2020

"Lakewood Water Company Sues Defense Department for Costs Related to Contamination"

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AI and Text-Based Analytics in Complex Environmental Litigation – What Environmental Practitioners Need to Know

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Apr 03, 2019

NEPA Overhaul Proposed By Trump Administration Depends on Second Term

By: Jessica K. Ferrell

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Feb 25, 2019

EPA PFAS Management Plan Falls Short – States and Private Litigants Move Ahead

By: Jennifer Hammitt

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Feb 20, 2019

Best Lawyers in America Recognizes Marten Law Attorneys in 2019 Edition

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Feb 12, 2019

Ninth Circuit Broadens Access to ESA Decision-Making Drafts

By: Jessica K. Ferrell, Jennifer Hammitt

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Feb 01, 2019

Oregon Legislators Demonstrate Continued Interest in Water Resource Planning and Drinking Water Quality

By: Jessica K. Ferrell

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Feb 01, 2019

Shutdown Impacts on U.S. Energy and Natural Resource Sectors: Assessing and Mitigating the Escalating Costs of Budget Brinksmanship

By: Jonathan E. Rackoff

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Jan 08, 2019

Navigating the Oversight Investigations to Come: A Quick Reference Guide for Companies and Individuals in the 116th Congress

By: Jonathan E. Rackoff

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Jan 03, 2019

Carbon Fee or Cap-and-Trade: After 2018 Legislative Failures, Washington and Oregon Greenhouse Gas Bills Have Second Chance at Life, But Distinct Approaches

By: Richard H. Allan

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Oct 30, 2018

New California Proposition 65 Regulations Become Effective August 30: Guideposts for Compliance and Risk Management

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Aug 29, 2018

Expanding Wildfire Planning Efforts to Address Rising Temperatures

By: Myles A. Conway

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Aug 21, 2018

Environmental Investigations Performed Under Consent Orders with the Government Are Not Covered as Defense Costs, Court Rules

By: Bradley M. Marten

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Jun 21, 2018

EPA and State Action to Regulate PFAS in Drinking Water Imposes Potentially Significant Costs on Water Systems

By: Jeff B. Kray

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Jun 12, 2018

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News & Insights

"Lakewood Water District Sues U.S. Government Over PFAS"

"Lakewood Water Company Sues Defense Department for Costs Related to Contamination"

AI and Text-Based Analytics in Complex Environmental Litigation – What Environmental Practitioners Need to Know

NEPA Overhaul Proposed By Trump Administration Depends on Second Term

EPA PFAS Management Plan Falls Short – States and Private Litigants Move Ahead

Best Lawyers in America Recognizes Marten Law Attorneys in 2019 Edition

Ninth Circuit Broadens Access to ESA Decision-Making Drafts

Oregon Legislators Demonstrate Continued Interest in Water Resource Planning and Drinking Water Quality

Shutdown Impacts on U.S. Energy and Natural Resource Sectors: Assessing and Mitigating the Escalating Costs of Budget Brinksmanship

Navigating the Oversight Investigations to Come: A Quick Reference Guide for Companies and Individuals in the 116th Congress

Carbon Fee or Cap-and-Trade: After 2018 Legislative Failures, Washington and Oregon Greenhouse Gas Bills Have Second Chance at Life, But Distinct Approaches

New California Proposition 65 Regulations Become Effective August 30: Guideposts for Compliance and Risk Management

Expanding Wildfire Planning Efforts to Address Rising Temperatures

Environmental Investigations Performed Under Consent Orders with the Government Are Not Covered as Defense Costs, Court Rules

EPA and State Action to Regulate PFAS in Drinking Water Imposes Potentially Significant Costs on Water Systems

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