Firm Spotlight
- Meyers Nave Recognized as one of the 2023 "Most Admired Law Firms to Work For"
- Los Angeles Business Journal Names Amrit Kulkarni to 2023 List of Leaders of Influence: Minority Attorneys
- Meyers Nave Elevates Richard D. Pio Roda to Equity Principal
- Meyers Nave Represents the Tongva Community in Historic Reclaiming of Ancestral Land in Los Angeles Area After 200 Years
- Meyers Nave Obtains Dismissal of Two High-Stakes Federal Lawsuits Against the City of Los Altos Under the Telecommunications Act
- Meyers Nave Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
- Meyers Nave Welcomes Jeffrey Wilcox as Of Counsel to the Eminent Domain and Inverse Condemnation Practice
- Super Lawyers Distinguishes Meyers Nave Lawyers in San Diego
- Meyers Nave Elevates Camille Hamilton Pating to Equity Principal
- Meyers Nave Elevates David Mehretu to Principal
- Meyers Nave Secures Key Victory In California Supreme Court Confirming Application of Automatic Stay Pending Appeal to Mandatory Injunctions
- Women's Initiative: Meet The Women Who Lead Practices at Meyers Nave
Climate Change Action Plans
Our attorneys have been at the forefront of the development of law relating to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as it relates to land use and transportation projects. We are fully knowledgeable about the requirements of California Assembly Bill 32 (AB 32) and Senate Bill 375 (SB 375). With respect to AB 32, we provide ongoing advice and analysis on CARB regulations to reduce GHG emissions; standards for measuring and reporting emissions; and the development and adoption of the Scoping Plan.
Many public agencies have engaged us as legal counsel regarding their programs to reduce GHG emissions, including land use and transportation policies. Our work on the development of local climate action and GHG reduction plans involves consideration of many measures under AB 32 and SB 375. For example, for the Port of Los Angeles, we advised on the development of a GHG reduction program to be used in CEQA documents for its projects.