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Recent Public Services, Infrastructure, Transportation

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Nov
14
2010
EPA Issues Guidance on Permitting for GHG Emissions Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Feb
8
2011
A Sputnik Moment for Renewable Energy or Another Failed Launch? Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jun
1
2011
Tier 1 and Tier 2 WPDES General Storm Water Permits Reissued Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Oct
28
2011
Trade Commission Likely to Play Growing Role in U.S. Renewable Energy Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Nov
13
2010
USPTO Extends and Expands the Green Technology Pilot Program Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jan
18
2011
EPA Defers GHG Permitting Requirements for Biomass Industries Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Aug
26
2015
Drones: Regulations Affecting Commercial Use Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
May
10
2011
How to Provide More Certainty in Financing Biomass Power Projects Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jun
27
2011
Department of Education Adopts New Regulations Regarding Incentive Compensation Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Oct
2
2013
Government Shutdown and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): What you need to know Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Nov
25
2014
President Obama’s Executive Action on Immigration: Workforce Implications Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jun
27
2011
U.S. Supreme Court Decides American Electric Power Co., Inc. v. Connecticut Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Nov
21
2012
New 3.8% Tax on Sale of Real Estate Effective January 1, 2013 Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jan
8
2014
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Gets (One of) Its Wish(es): Citation Authority for Wetland Violations Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Mar
31
2014
EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Releases Proposed Rule to Clarify Its Jurisdiction Under the Clean Water Act Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Dec
3
2015
Drones: Mandatory Registration Requirement Including Recreation/Hobby Owners Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Feb
29
2016
Are Student-Athletes Employees and Owed Wages Under FLSA? Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jan
24
2017
Cybersecurity Should Be Top of Mind for Colleges and Universities in 2017 Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
May
10
2011
Wisconsin DNR’s New Phosphorus Rules: Are They in Effect? Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Sep
12
2011
OFCCP’s Advance Notice of Proposed Compensation Data Collection Tool Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Oct
8
2011
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Announces December 8, 2011 Permitting Deadline Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Nov
8
2013
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) Releases Three Draft Guidance Documents on Storm Water Management Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Dec
3
2013
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Proposes to Revise Silica Standards and Extends Comment Period Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Nov
5
2010
Supreme Court to Review Whether University Owns Patent Under Bayh-Dole Act Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jan
25
2011
Greenhouse Gas Permitting Requirements Now in Effect (For Now?) Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Nov
28
2011
Federal Court Approves OFCCP Broadened Access to Compensation Data Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Jan
15
2012
Los Angeles District Attorney Files Criminal Charges Against University and Professor for Alleged Occupational Safety and Health Violations Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
Aug
30
2013
EPA’s Final Rule on Solvent-Contaminated Wipes Reduces Regulatory Burden Michael Best & Friedrich LLP
 

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