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Welcome
Welcome to Meyers Nave, a law firm established
to provide quality, cost-effective legal services in all areas of
public law. Our general government, real estate and redevelopment,
litigation, eminent domain, land use, public contract and labor
and employment practice groups are dedicated to serving both public
agencies and our private clients.
I invite you to explore our website, meet the talented and diverse
men and women who comprise Meyers Nave, and see the ways in which
we are finding innovative and cost-effective solutions for our clients.
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Jayne Williams
Managing Principal
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Events |
Feb 5: Full-day seminar on "Public Contracts and Procurement Regulations" in Oakland.
Speakers are Jerry Bradshaw, Public Works Director of El Cerrito and Meyers Nave attorneys Benjamin Reyes, Kevin Gilbert and Rich Pio Roda.
For more information or to register,
go here.
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Feb 10: California Special Districts Association (CSDA) Webinar on Ethics Training: AB 1234, 10:00am to 12:00pm.
Speakers: Michael Dean and Jacob Knapp. To register for the webinar,
visit the CSDA website.
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Feb 19: "California Conservation, Capture, Pooling and Utilization," full-day oil/gas law seminar, Santa Barbara.
Speakers include John Harris. For more information,
go here.
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News |
Meyers Nave's win in Retired Employees Association of Orange County v. County of Orange featured in the Daily Journal's Top Defense Verdicts of 2009.
Read Daily Journal article.
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Art Hartinger and Geoff Spellberg successfully defended the City of Tracy against a wrongful termination suit brought by Tracy's former head of personnel, Kathy McFall.
Read the article,
"Jury hands Tracy victory in wrongful firing lawsuit" published by the Tracy Press.
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On the heels of their victorious settlement in the Vidrio Development matter for
the City of Pittsburg, Ruthann G. Ziegler and Kevin Gilbert authored an article for
the Daily Journal discussing the creative solutions that government agencies
can implement when redevelopment projects are abandoned. Click here to read the
Daily Journal article titled,
"Jump-starting Stalled Redevelopment Projects."
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Meyers Nave’s public finance practice is listed in the Bond Buyer’s Municipal Marketplace, better known as “The Red Book” in public finance circles.
It is a comprehensive database of qualified municipal-bond firms and municipal bond professionals. See Meyers Nave in the Red Book.
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