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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.
Aug 19 & 24: The Employer Advisory Council (EAC) of Orange County is presenting two workshops on "Web Abuse and Privacy Issues in the Workplace"
with speaker Robert Orozco. For information and registration, visit the
EAC website.
News
City of Bell hires Meyers Nave attorney James Casso as their interim City Attorney.
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Greg Newmark, environmental law and water quality attorney, becomes the newest principal at Meyers Nave.
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Local governments throughout California are anxiously awaiting an Appellate Court's decision to see if cities can enact regulations to
prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries.
Read the Daily Journal article Are Medical Marijuana Dispensaries on the Chopping Block?
Principal Art Hartinger is named to the Daily Journal's list of Top Employment Lawyers in California for 2010
Read more about Top Employment Lawyers.
In City of Ontario v. Quon, in which Meyers Nave submitted amicus briefs for California cities and counties, the U.S. Supreme
Court held that a city's review of an employee's messages on a city pager was reasonable in the circumstances, though the Court set no general
standards for future cases. Read an
anaylsis of City of Ontario v. Quon.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District has issued the first comprehensive guide for developers of residential and commercial projects
to determine when a project needs to cut its greenhouse gas emissions. Read the
Daily Journal article.
"In city after city in California, gang injunctions have proven to be effective in reducing gang-related violence and crime and helping to turn a gang's
turf back into a neighborhood for all its residents."
Read The Recorder article on Gang Injunctions Make Neighborhoods Safer authored by Tricia Hynes.
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.
