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Climate Change and the Environment On The Cutting Edge Of Climate Change Issues The Editor interviews John P. Cahill, former Commissioner of the New York Department of Environmental Conservation in the administration of Governor George Pataki, and with Governor Pataki, Co-chair of the Climate Change Practice at Chadbourne & Parke LLP. [P. 23] Goodwin Procter: Thought Leaders In Carbon Emissions Regulation The Editor interviews Elise Zoli, Chair of Goodwin Procter's Energy Practice Group and a Member of its Environmental Practice Group. [P. 24] Advising Clients On Greenhouse Gas Emissions' Reporting The Editor Interviews David P. Flynn, Partner, Phillips Lytle LLP, whose practice is in the areas of environmental law, energy and nanotechnology, and is practice team leader for the Firm's Energy and Nanotechnology practice teams. [P. 25] Environmental Law Practice: A Perspective From Inside And Outside The Editor interviews Michael E. Rigney, whose practice areas at Kelley Drye & Warren LLP are Environmental Litigation, Commercial Litigation, and White Collar Crime and Investigations. [P. 26] Recent Developments In Corporate Disclosure Of Climate Change Risk - Part I David R. Berz and Matthew Morton Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP [P. 27] A Proliferation Of "Green" Claims Leads The FTC To Consider Updates To Its "Green Guides" - Taking A Closer Look At "Eco-Friendly," "Carbon Neutral" and Other Terms Amy L. Edwards Holland & Knight LLP [P. 28] Proposed Amendments To The New York State Brownfield Cleanup Program Would Dramatically Reduce The Availability Of Tax Credits Charles S. Warren and Karen L. Mintzer Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP [P. 29] Understanding The Carbon Footprint - New Green Advertising Claims Under Scrutiny Despite Lack of FTC Guidelines Tracy Heinzman and Hugh Latimer Wiley Rein LLP [P. 29A] Regulating Climate Change: A Summary Of Federal And State Action Michael David Lichtenstein Lowenstein Sandler PC [P. 30] Ninth Circuit Holds That California's "Marine Vessel Rules" Are Preempted By Federal Clean Air Act Barry M. Hartman, Christopher R. Nestor, Mark Ruge and John F. Spinello Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Preston Gates Ellis LLP [P. 31] Sustainable Environmental Management: A Systematic Approach To Process Improvements Promises Reduced Risk, Cost Savings Jim Haried Ernst & Young LLP [P. 32] The Introduction Of Energy Performance Certificates For Commercial Buildings In England And Wales Simon Oats Eversheds LLP [P. 34] Climate Change: The Future Is Upon Us The Editor interviews Peter J. Fontaine, Co-Chair, Climate Change Practice Area, Cozen O'Connor. [P. 35] The Challenges And Opportunities Of Climate Change And Sustainability Part I - Legal Obligations And The Potential For Competitive Advantage John Grosskopf and Cynthia Retallick TRC Companies, Inc. [P. 36] Corporate Secretaries Society Of Corporate Secretaries & Governance Professionals - Filling Essential Needs The Editor interviews David W. Smith, President, Society of Corporate Secretaries & Governance Professionals. [P. 47] The Role Of The Corporate Secretary In The New Post-Sarbanes/Oxley Arena The Editor interviews Warren J. Casey and Michael T. Rave, Partners, Day Pitney LLP. [P. 49] Managing Your Unclaimed Property Risk The Editor interviews Andrew Panaccione, Vice President, Corporation Service Company ("CSC"), to discuss why more companies should be concerned about unclaimed property compliance. [P. 50] Judicial Independence Preserving Our Collapsing Judicial Function: DRI Officers Speak Out DRI-The Voice Of The Defense Bar deserves great credit for making defense of our judicial function a major goal and for marshaling the resources of DRI and of national, state and local defense organizations in support of judicial independence, including, as a principal emphasis, support for adequate funding for our court systems. We have asked each of the officers of DRI, representative of defense firms across the sweep of this country, for their comments about the current underfunding crisis. [P. 13] Underfunding Courts And Underpaying Judges Weakens The Judicial Branch: A Problem That Deserves Attention At The Highest Corporate Levels The Editor interviews Jeffrey W. Jackson , Vice President - Corporate General Counsel, State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company. [P. 14] A Study In Contrasts: The Canadian And U.S. Judiciaries The Editor of The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel interviews John Lorn McDougall, Q.C., Partner Emeritus with Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP in Toronto providing our readers with a comparative view of the court systems in the U.S. and Canada. [P. 15] Our Underfunded State Courts - An Issue That Urgently Needs Attention The Editor interviews James W. Quinn, Co-chair of the Global Litigation/ Regulatory Practice, Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP. [P. 16] NY State Judges Are Not Political Footballs! - A Progress Report The Editor interviews The Hon. George Bundy Smith and Thomas E. Bezanson, Partners, Chadbourne & Parke LLP. They may be reached at (212) 408-5100. [P. 17] Judges Under Siege: Some Thoughtful Observations By A Veteran Practitioner The Editor interviews Douglas S. Eakeley, Litigation Patner at Lowenstein Sandler PC. [P. 18] Improved Court Funding And Enhanced Judicial Compensation Needed The Editor interviews Philip Sellinger, Managing Shareholder - New Jersey, Greenberg Traurig, LLP [P. 19] The President Of ACC Speaks Out On Funding State Courts The Editor interviews Fred Krebs, President of the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC). [P. 20] Judging Business Cases - Adequate Funding And Case Management The Editor interviews The Hon. William F. Dressel, President, The National Judicial College (NJC). [P. 21] |
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