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S. Keith Garner | The National Law Review - Vimarsana News

S. Keith Garner | The National Law Review

Keith Garner AICP is a partner in the Real Estate Land Use Natural Resources and Environmental Practice Group in the firms San Francisco office.

Jimmy F. Kirkland | The National Law Review - Vimarsana News

Jimmy F. Kirkland | The National Law Review

Jimmy Kirkland brings a strong technical background and regulatory experience to his legal practice as a Member in the Environmental Practice Group.

Shannon M. Mandich Environmental Lawyer Sheppard Mullin - Vimarsana News

Shannon M. Mandich Environmental Lawyer Sheppard Mullin

Attorney Shannon Mandich is a special counsel in the Real Estate, Land Use and Environmental Practice Group in the firm's Orange County office. Shannon represents residential and commercial developers and builders in connection with the development and sale of master-planned communities, mixed-use developments, planned unit developments, condominium projects and

Nicholas van Aelstyn | The National Law Review - Vimarsana News

Nicholas van Aelstyn | The National Law Review

Nicholas van Aelstyn is a partner in the Real Estate, Land Use and Environmental Practice Group in the firm's San Francisco office.

The Supreme Court just took away an EPA tool to fight climate change — what happens next? - Vimarsana News

The Supreme Court just took away an EPA tool to fight climate change — what happens next?

The Supreme Court’s decision on a major climate change case, West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency, makes it harder for the EPA to crack down on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. It’s now up to Congress and individual states to clean up the US power grid.