Water and Power Law Group Welcomes Paul Kibel
Water and Power Law Group is pleased to announce that Paul Stanton Kibel has joined the firm as Water and Natural Resource Counsel.
Seneca Pumped Storage Project Settlement Agreement
On November 26, Seneca Nation of Indians and FirstEnergy reached a Settlement Agreement resolving competition for the new license for the Seneca Pumped Storage Project on the Allegheny River in Pennsylvania. The parties filed notice before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which is overs
Mono Settlement Agreement
On September 28, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, California Trout, and other parties (California Department of Fish and Wildlife and Mono Lake Committee) reached a Settlement Agreement to resolve all outstanding issues related to restoration of the creeks tributary to Mono Lake.
Paul Kibel Receives Tenure
We would like to congratulate our Water and Natural Resource Counsel, Paul Stanton Kibel, on receiving tenure at Golden Gate University School of Law, where he is now a full Professor of Law and serves as the Co-Director of the LLM Environmental Law Program.
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Upper Klamath Basin Comprehensive Settlement Agreement
On March 5, the Upper Klamath Basin Comprehensive Settlement Agreement was reached between ranchers, the Klamath Tribes, the United States, and Oregon.
Smith Mountain Lake Settlement Agreement
Appalachian Power Company and four Virginia counties (Bedford, Campbell, Franklin, and Pittsylvania) reached a Settlement Agreement for management of shoreline properties at Smith Mountain Lake. The settlement establ
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