2019 West Coast Air Law Roundtable

Below you will find the materials for Beveridge & Diamond's West Coast Air Law Roundtable, held on September 17 in San Francisco, California.

Agenda
Keynote Conversation
John Cruden, Ellen Peter (Chief Counsel, CARB), and Allyn Stern
Keynote Speaker Biographies
AB 617: New Frontiers in Citizen Monitoring – Assessing Regulatory and Litigation Risks
David Weber, Bina Reddy, and Julia Luongo, PhD (Ramboll)
Presentation Slides | Speaker Biographies
Getting the Deal Through in California: Community Benefits Agreements and Environmental Justice
John Cruden and David McCray
Presentation Slides | Speaker Biographies
Panel Discussion: Fuels, Fleets, Indirect Source Regulation, and Perspectives from the Regulated Community
Laura LaValle, Trevor Black (Chevron), Marisa Blackshire (BNSF), Steve Hill (Tesla), and Josh Van Eaton
Panel Biographies
California’s Regulation of Emissions from Products
Aminah Famili and Tim Serie
Presentation Slides | Speaker Biographies
Federal and West Coast Update
David Friedland, Felicia Barnes, and Jake Duginski
Presentation Slides | Speaker Biographies
Other Resources
Beveridge & Diamond Firm Overview
Beveridge & Diamond's Air and Climate Change Practice
Beveridge & Diamond's San Francisco and Seattle Offices

About the Program

Beveridge & Diamond's West Coast Air Law Roundtable is designed to help in-house counsel and EHS professionals navigate the latest regulatory, enforcement, and litigation initiatives impacting the air law landscape in 2019 and beyond.

Our Air and Climate Change Practice Group is one of the largest and most comprehensive in the nation and has been involved in virtually every major development under the federal Clean Air Act since its inception. We help companies nationwide and in a variety of industrial sectors understand and comply with the requirements of the Clean Air Act. In addition to strategic regulatory counsel, we support permitting and project expansion, enforcement actions and compliance reviews, and litigation matters (including potential criminal prosecutions).