Practice Groups

Environmental Compliance

Air, Water, CEQA, and Civil Rights

Environmental Impact Reports • Water Rights • Air Quality • Endangered Species Act • Civil Rights • Litigation

The water rights law and air quality law attorneys at the law firm of Jackson DeMarco Tidus Peckenpaugh represent landowners, developers, agricultural businesses, homebuilders, water districts, energy companies, and refineries with regard to compliance with all permitting requirements for air emissions and the handling and disposal of hazardous materials.

Contact one of our Land Use and Environmental Compliance attorneys to schedule a consultation on air, water, endangered species, coastal issues, CEQA, or civil rights legal matters and concerns such as the following:

  • California Environmental Quality Act ("CEQA") compliance and litigation
  • National Environmental Policy Act ("NEPA") compliance and litigation
  • California Costal Act
  • Geological issues
  • Mitigation monitoring programs
  • Mitigation-related easements and agreements
  • Water rights and water supply
  • Endangered Species Act
  • Air quality requirements and global warming issues
  • Direct and inverse condemnation claims

The lawyers in JDTP's Environmental Compliance practice group have significant experience and expertise in pursuing lawsuits involving:

  • Constitutional claims
  • Takings claims
  • Civil rights claims
  • Writs of mandate
  • Defending and challenging governmental actions related to land use,
  • CEQA
  • Air quality
  • Water rights and supply
  • Endangered species

The firm represents clients, sole proprietors, partnerships and Fortune 500 companies, in energy, residential and commercial real estate development, and emerging technologies industries. Inquiries from non-California law firms regarding related issues specific to the state of California are welcome.

Learn more about the qualifications of our Land Use and Environmental Compliance attorneys.

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