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| Practice Areas | Real Estate Transactions; Land Use; Environmental Litigation | | | Education | Emory University School of Law, J.D., with distinction, 1996, University of California, San Diego, B.A., 1991 | | | Admitted | 1996, California | |
| Born | Sacramento, California, August 20, 1968 | | | Biography | Order of the Coif. Articles Editor, Emory Law Journal. | | | ISLN | 910345420 | |
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If Not In Your Backyard, Where?Brian C. Fish, October 8, 2009 Many agree that the United States would benefit from greater energy independence, but there is no consensus on how to achieve that goal. A variety of approaches are currently being discussed. Perhaps due to concerns about global warming, however, the unprecedented investment in "green"...
Developers Beware: Development Impact Fee Deferrals Can Trigger Prevailing WagesBrian C. Fish, David B. Franklin, July 29, 2009 While painful enough in good times, development impact fees can kill a project in a tough economic market. The difficulty posed by these fees is further compounded by the fact that developers must typically pay the fees at building permit issuance - long before a project generates any revenue.
Legislation Extends Unexpired Tentative Maps for 2 YearsBrian C. Fish, Jennifer LaFond Chavez, July 29, 2009 Building on a similar law passed last year, Governor Schwarzenegger signed AB 333 into law yesterday. That law automatically extends the life of unexpired tentative maps and vesting tentative maps for two years beyond their current expiration date.
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