David Lazerwitz, speaker, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation's Special Institute on the National Environmental Policy Act, Denver, Colorado. 

NEPA Process for Energy Projects: Expediting, Streamlining, Tiering and Phasing.

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David Lazerwitz, Speaker, "The State of the PV Market - Policies, Forecasts and Developments in the Western US"

Avia Hotel
Napa Valley, CA

David Lazerwitz, panelist, Infocast Interactive Web Conference.
Permitting Solar and Wind Projects on Federal Lands.

For more information visit, http://www.infocastinc.com.

Jim Bruen, Co-Chair and Speaker, Fourth Annual Advanced Conference on Natural Resource Damages New Developments and Strategies

David Lazerwitz, Co-Chair and Speaker, "Defenses to Claims of Natural Resource Damages"
 
July 15 - 16, 2010
La Fonda Santa Fe Hotel
Santa Fe, New Mexico

David Lazerwitz, Speaker: "Legalities of Natural Resource Damage Claims"

UC Irvine, Irvine, CA  

The National Environmental Policy Act is the principal federal charter for the protection of the environment and fundamental to the permitting and approval of natural resources and energy development projects. While often overshadowed in California by its state equivalent, the California Environmental Quality Act, there has been a substantial increase in NEPA compliance issues in California as a result the increasing interest in the federal public lands for siting renewable energy and transmission projects and funding mechanisms provided through federal grants and loan guarantees. This panel will discuss current projects undergoing NEPA review in California, new issues and pressures resulting from the renewable energy boom, and strategies and lessons learned through this evolving process.

Program: 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Farella Braun + Martel
San Francisco, CA

 "Natural Resource Damages" Teleconference, David Lazerwitz, speaker

• NRD structure, assessment, and claims
• Trustee perspectives-reviewing the damages of trustees, evolving remedies from replacement to service costs, and settlement strategies and opportunities
• Providing loss and damages-the procedural requirements of both
• Defense perspectives on claims, defending NRD actions and updates on new case law
• New Mexico v. GE, NJDEP v. Exxon, et al. and Blue Tee -addressing tension between statutory and common law claims
• Emerging trends-using in-kind substitutions and new settlement techniques

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Charles Sink and David Lazerwitz, speakers, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation's 55th Annual Mineral Law Institute, San Francisco, CA 

Sink: "Crossing Borders - Mega Projects: The Mega Project Construction Contract"
Lazerwitz: "Renewable Energy Development on the Federal Public Lands - Catching Up with the New Land Rush".

David Lazerwitz, faculty, CLE International 17th Annual Conference - California Water Law, "Recent Water Cases Before the United States Supreme Court".
Monterey, CA 

Jim Bruen and David Lazerwitz, panelists, BVR Legal/Mealey's Conferences Presents: Quantifying and Defending Natural Resource Damages.

David Lazerwitz, Faculty, "Wetlands, Water Quality and Stream Impact"
Lorman Education Services Seminar
Oakland Marriott City Center, Oakland, CA