5 Trends to Watch: 2024 Florida Environmental Issues
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Feb. 12 EVENT | Solving Today’s Water Infrastructure Challenges – Forever Chemicals, Water Plant Innovation, and More
Please join Greenberg Traurig, IDE Technologies, and several distinguished panelists for insightful presentations, interactive discussions, and enriching experiences as we examine the path to a more sustainable and efficient water future. The event “Solving Today’s Water Infrastructure Challenges – Forever Chemicals, Water Plant Innovation, and More” will be held at GT’s Miami office
Kerri Barsh and Christopher Neumann Interviewed for Law360 Article, ‘Regulatory Whiplash In Real Estate Here To Stay, Attys Say’
Kerri L. Barsh and Christopher J. Neumann, co-chairs of GT’s Environmental Practice, were interviewed for a Law360 Real Estate Authority article titled “Regulatory Whiplash In Real Estate Here To Stay, Attys Say.”
Click here to read the full article, “Regulatory Whiplash In Real Estate Here To Stay, Attys Say.” (subscription required)
Some 2024 Resolutions for Environmental Lawyers
You are reading this column in the first days of 2024. This might be an apt opportunity in the “environmental practice” column to consider what we environmental lawyers ought to resolve to do to elevate our practices in the new year. My observations are no more profound than anyone else’s. But as I begin my
Monetizing Clean Energy Credits: IRS Opens Registration Portal
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) opened the portal for taxpayers to register for elective payment (under Section 6417 of the Internal Revenue Code (Code)) or transfer (under Section 6418 of the Code) for the ITC, PTC, and other eligible federal income tax credits. Along with the registration portal, the IRS provided a user guide and
Clean Hydrogen Tax Credits: IRS Releases Proposed Treasury Regulations
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and U.S. Department of the Treasury (Treasury) issued proposed regulations, published in the Federal Register Dec. 26, 2023, applicable to clean hydrogen production facilities.
Notably, the proposed regulations address:
- determining lifecycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions rates resulting from hydrogen production processes and how taxpayers may use energy attribute certificates
Lauren A. Liss Named 2023 Massachusetts ‘Go To’ Lawyer for Environmental and Energy Law
Lauren A. Liss, senior counsel in the Environmental, Energy, and Real Estate practices in global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Boston office, was named a 2023 “Go To” Lawyer for Environmental and Energy Law by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Liss and her fellow honorees are featured in the publication’s Dec. 25
Greenberg Traurig Adds Tax Veteran David Gillespie to Energy & Natural Resources Practice
Greenberg Traurig continues the strategic expansion of its Energy & Natural Resources Practice with the addition of energy tax attorney David Gillespie as a shareholder in New York. Gillespie joins from Winston & Strawn where he was a partner.
Gillespie brings a deep knowledge of tax law as it relates to renewable power, energy transition,
Greenberg Traurig’s Energy & Natural Resources Practice Recognized in 2024 ‘Best Law Firms’ Report
Greenberg Traurig’s Energy & Natural Resources Practice received two National Tier 1 rankings and 16 metropolitan rankings in the 2024 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® “Best Law Firms” report.
The practice rankings include:
National Rankings
Tier 1 – Energy Law
Tier 1 – Oil and Gas Law
Tier 2 – Litigation – Regulatory Enforcement (SEC,
Greenberg Traurig’s David G. Mandelbaum Chosen as a City & State PA ‘Fifty Over 50’
David G. Mandelbaum, a shareholder in global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Philadelphia office, is among the professionals recognized on the 2023 City & State Pennsylvania Fifty Over 50 list. The magazine touts the compilation as “leaders who have a record of achievement worthy of recognition,” providing an overview of some of