News | August 17, 2023
28 Gordon Feinblatt Lawyers Named Best Lawyers in America® 2024
Baltimore, Maryland — The law firm of Gordon Feinblatt LLC is pleased to announc...
Read MoreGordon Feinblatt’s Energy and Environmental Team takes an interdisciplinary approach, with the goal of preventing or containing multi-faceted and expensive problems.
We draw upon the experience and resources of our Energy and Environmental lawyers to navigate the often complex planning issues and approval processes surrounding power development, climate change law, environmental response and urban redevelopment in Maryland and beyond.
Most recently, Max Cooke and Michael Powell spoke at the IFMA (International Facility Management Association) Chesapeake Chapter's program on Maryland's Building Energy Performing Standards (BEPS). Click here to find the recording and the slides.
Our Team provides advice and legal counsel concerning all aspects of developing and redeveloping power sources in Maryland.
We are the go-to resource for the most up to date guidance on climate change laws in Maryland.
Our Team provides advice to developers and builders of urban projects regarding purchase, sales, planning, environmental and execution strategies.
Our Environmental Response Team advises property owners, developers, builders and corporations grappling with existing and potential environmental challenges that may demand corrective action and that often require creative solutions to seemingly intractable problems.
For more information or for advice in entering into a PPA, please contact Todd Chason, Doug Coats or Michael Powell.
The information contained herein is not intended to provide legal advice or opinion and should not be acted upon without consulting an attorney.
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