Watching the recent decisions around training large language models and the intersection with copyright, a balancing of interests is...
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Project developers are seeing a notable shift in federal permitting. The conversation is moving away from abstract reform and toward...
Though the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case was last month's news, the drama continues. The Massachusetts mother, accused in the...
For energy, renewable, transmission, and mining developers, the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 ("BAAJA") is worth...
Over the past fifteen years, I have negotiated, implemented, and enforced Community Benefits Agreements (CBAs), also known as Host...
Arizona’s HB 2999, signed by Governor Hobbs on June 5, 2026 (Laws 2026, Chapter 123), creates a new State Affordability Infrastructure...
Cannabis companies are used to hearing "no" from the tax system, so a recent ruling from the Colorado Department of Revenue stands out....
In a 4–3 decision issued September 21, 2026, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that a ski pass liability waiver signed after a skier's...
State and local governments face a persistent fiscal dilemma: heavy reliance on income taxes that fluctuate with economic cycles and...
The Department of Labor (“DOL”) recently issued Field Assistance Bulletin 2026-03 and an 11-page guidance document to provide guidance...
Laches is an equitable defense that punishes plaintiffs for waiting too long to enforce their rights. Or, put another way, it protects...
A lot is changing in federal environmental review, and anyone developing, buying, financing, or permitting projects may have a hard time...