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Thomas McMorrow

  • Partner, Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP and Contributor, JD Supra
Sacramento
As seen in: JD Supra, Los Angeles Times, The Toronto Star, Ottawa Citizen, Lexology, Mondaq, Burlington County Times, Policy Options Politiques Magazine
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The Court Of Appeal Deals Another Blow To Conservation Pricing By Municipally-Owned Water Systems

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By Viral Mehta, David Moran, Thomas McMorrow
| Mondaq
In San Diego, the City owns and operates the local water utility system, which provides potable water to its 1.4 million residents. As with many utilities, the water system is designed to be self-supporting and its revenues and expenses are segregated from other City operations. In 2014, the City imposed a tiered rate structure, arguing that it encourages conservation by single-family residential customers (SFR).
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Federal Judge Limits Constitutional Claims In Legal Challenge To California's Climate Reporting Requirements

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By Thomas McMorrow, Benjamin LaZebnik
| Mondaq
In the federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of California's landmark Senate Bills 253 and 261, Judge Wright of the Central District of California narrowed the constitutional claims the court will consider at trial.
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Federal Judge Dismisses Constitutional Claims, Narrowing The Challenge To California's Climate Reporting Requirements

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By Thomas McMorrow, Benjamin LaZebnik
| Mondaq
In the federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of California's Senate Bills 253 and 261, Judge Wright of the Central District of California narrowed the constitutional claims the court will consider at trial.
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