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Its practice areas include Administrative Lobbying, Executive Lobbying, Legislative Lobbying, Lobbying, Energy, Alternative Energy, Cogeneration, Electric Power, Electric Power Joint Ventures, Energy Acquisitions, Energy Competition, Energy Conservation, Energy Contracts, Energy Deregulation, Energy Facility, Siting Energy, Finance Energy, Marketing Energy, Project Development, Energy Regulation, Federal Energy Regulation, Hydroelectricity, Hydroelectricity Licensing, Independent Power, International Energy Law, North American Energy Trade, Nuclear Energy, Power Pooling Contracts, Renewable Energy, Wholesale Power Contracts, Wind Energy, Environmental Law, Air Pollution, Air Quality, Brownfields Redevelopment, California Environmental Quality Act, Ceqa, Chemical Regulation, Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Climate Change, Coastal Environmental Law, Endangered Species, Environmental Administrative Law, Environmental Cleanup, Environmental Compliance, Environmental Contamination, Environmental Corporate Law, Environmental Legislative Practice, Environmental Litigation, Environmental Permitting, Environmental Regulation, Hazardous Materials And Substances, Hazardous Materials Management, Hazardous Waste, Hazardous Waste Management, Hazardous Waste Permits, Hazardous Waste Regulation, National Environmental Policy Act, Nepa, Nuclear Waste, Property Remediation, Protected Species, Resource Conservation, Recovery Act, Rcra, Solid Waste, Solid Waste Management, Solid Waste Regulation, Superfund, Toxic Chemicals, Toxic Substance Regulation, Toxic Substances, Water Quality, Wetlands Protection, Wetlands Regulation, Federal Legislative Practice, Government Affairs, Government Agency Practice, Government Relations, Legislative Practice, Public Policy, Historic Preservation, Indians And Native Populations, Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, Alaska Native Law, Federal Indian Law, Indian Economic Development, Indian Land Law, Indian Law, Native American Law, Navajo Tribal Law, Litigation, Municipal Utility Law, Municipal Utility Regulation, Natural Resources, Coal Mining, Commercial Fishing Law, Conservation Law, Fisheries Law, Forestry Law, Geothermal Resources, Marine Resources, Mineral Law, Mineral Leasing, Mineral Rights, Mineral Royalties, Natural Gas, Natural Gas Contracts, Natural Gas Pipelines, Natural Gas Regulation, Offshore Oil And Gas Law, Oil And Gas Law, Oil And Gas Leasing, Oil And Gas Litigation, Oil And Gas Pipelines, Oil And Gas Regulation, Oil And Gas Transportation, Riparian Rights, Timber And Logging Law, Water Law, Water Rights, Conservation Easements, Land Trusts, Waterfront Development, Resorts And Leisure, Tax Legislation, Common Carrier Law, Surface Transportation, Transportation Regulation, Utility Law, Electric Utilities, Electric Utility Regulation, Electric Utility Restructuring, Gas Utilities, Gas Utility Regulation, Public Utility Law, Public Utility Rates, Public Utility Regulation, Utility Rates, Utility Regulation, Water Utilities, Environmental Land Use, Land Conservation, Land Use Permitting, Land Use Regulation The number of attorneys at Van Ness Feldman LLP is 80. There are more than 1.3 million lawyers in United States. We suggest you contact other law firms nearby before making any decisions.

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