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Washington Poised to Ban Noncompete Agreements: What Employers Need to Know
This week, the Washington legislature passed a bill, HB 1155, that effectively bans workplace noncompete agreements. If signed by the governor, this new law will take effect on June 30, 2027. As of that date, all noncompete agreements inconsistent...
Dimension Renewable Energy Closes $203 Million Financing Facility with Silicon Valley Bank for Construction of 95-Megawatt Solar Portfolio
The portfolio of 24 community solar projects will provide local solar energy to more than 10,000 customers across five states, including low-and-moderate income households. , Sept. 11, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Dimension Renewable Energy (Dimension), a leading developer and operator of community solar projects, has announced the closing of a $203 million financing to support the construction of a 95MWdc distributed generation portfolio.
Is California ready for the summers of 2022 and 2023?
Photo by Justin Leniger on Unsplash By Seth Hilton, Stoel Rives In August 2020, the California ISO was forced to briefly shed load in the evening hours of August 14 and 15.
Biglaw Firm Boosts Salaries For The THIRD Time This Year, But…
How badly does your firm want to compete in the white-hot lateral market? For some firms, the answer can be evidenced in its compensation. Did your firm raise salaries once this year? Great, a lot of firms did that. But did your firm raises salaries twice this year? Eh, probably not, only a few did. Did your firm raise salaries three times this year? Only two firms that we know of can say that they did, and one of them did it earlier this week.
West Coast Firm Bumps Salaries In All Offices
It’s not a match of the top Biglaw salary scale, but no one expected that. Am Law second hundred firm Stoel Rives has DC and Minnesota offices, but the heart of the firm is out West. So when Stoel speaks about compensation, it’s giving us a window into where smaller markets like Portland and Salt Lake are going. And the answer is: up a tad. In an email from managing partner Melissa Jones, associates were informed that they’d be seeing a bump at all levels. Not a match, but it’s something.
Biglaw Firm Offers Special COVID Bonuses To Associates On Top Of Other Special Bonuses
The year is almost over, and with Biglaw firms looking forward to leaving 2020 in the rearview mirror, they’ve been dropping bonus announcements to remind associates that working hard through a pandemic that included austerity measures like salary cuts still allowed them to reap some rewards.
Biglaw Firm Announces Full Retroactive Salary Restorations For All, Plus Some Bonus News
As 2020 draws to a close and holiday season quickly approaches, more and more Biglaw firms are announcing good news (or as good of news as can be expected considering they’re still doing business amid the never-ending coronavirus crisis). Today, we have news from Stoel Rives, a firm that came in 132nd place in the most recent Am Law 200 rankings, with $236,541,000 in gross revenue in 2019.
Biglaw Firm Announces Complete Rollback Of COVID Austerity Measures
As we get closer and closer to the end of 2020, more and more Biglaw firms that instituted austerity measures during the height of the coronavirus crisis have walked them back either in part or in full. Today, we have news from Stoel Rives, a firm that came in 132nd place in the most recent Am Law 200 rankings, with $236,541,000 in gross revenue in 2019. Back in April, the firm announced across-the-board salary cuts and employee furloughs.
You get MOPR’d! And you get MOPR’d!
At the end of 2019, the energy world was treated to a decision from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that was perhaps the most hotly anticipated of the entire year. By now you have likely heard of the years-long dispute over PJM Interconnection’s Minimum Offer Price Rule (MOPR)—the rules by which resources of all kinds must account for certain subsidies when bidding into the nation’s largest capacity market.
Following Ninth Circuit’s Lead, Fourth Circuit Expands CWA Jurisdiction to Groundwater Where “Connection” to Navigable Waters Exists | JD Supra
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5 Key Takeaways from FERC’s Recent Energy Storage Order | JD Supra
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