On June 30, 2020, PG&E filed with the California Public Utilities Commission its application to move to a regional structure for certain of its operations and management functions, which is part of PG&E’s plan of reorganization to exit bankruptcy. Continue reading “Local Governments and Communities Should See Improved Coordination, Service Under PG&E Regionalization Proposal”
Regulatory Partner Megan Somogyi has been named a “Super Lawyers Rising Star” for the sixth consecutive year, and has appeared in the Super Lawyers Top Women Attorneys in Northern California section of San Francisco Magazine every year since 2017. Continue reading “Regulatory Partner Megan Somogyi Named “Rising Star” for Sixth Consecutive Year”
In a case raising issues under both the California Sustainable Groundwater Management Act (“SGMA”) as well as the California Public Utilities Code, the firm successfully defended a desert water company in its efforts to resist providing service to a planned fertilizer (lime) plant in its service area. Continue reading “Goodin MacBride Prevents Large Groundwater Draw from “Critically Overdrafted” Groundwater Basin”
GoGo Grandparent offers individuals, who cannot use a smartphone, for financial or physical reasons, the ability to reach Uber or Lyft and obtain a ride. Continue reading “Goodin MacBride Helps GoGo Grandparent Maintain Access to Uber and Lyft for Physically and Economically Disadvantaged Californians”
For the ninth year in a row, Goodin, MacBride, Squeri & Day has been honored with multiple listings in The Best Lawyers in America©, a peer-reviewed ranking of attorneys and law firms nationwide produced by U.S. News & World Report. New to the list in 2020 is recognition under the Metropolitan Tier 2 category. Continue reading “New Regional Categories Added to Growing List of Recognition for Goodin MacBride Squeri & Day, LLP by US News & World Report-Best Lawyers in America© for 2020″