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- Government, Environment and Real Estate
- Community Development Districts
- Developments of Regional Impact
- Energy and Natural Resources
- Environmental
- Land Use & Zoning
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Fowler White Boggs’s Environmental Group constructs multi-disciplinary teams of attorneys from various practice areas within the Firm to provide integrated legal services to energy companies, utilities, government entities and property owners. Our Environmental lawyers handle a wide variety of legal issues throughout the state of Florida that center upon Energy and Natural Resources. Fowler White has formed strong strategic alliances with consulting partners, environmental engineers and consultants, regulatory agencies and other permitting authorities to assist our clients within the Energy and Natural Resources fields. Not only does our multi-disciplinary project approach address Intellectual Property law, capital transactions, state and federal tax and regulatory issues, but our approach also places a great deal of emphasis on project management issues, which include real estate issues, land use and zoning needs, land use and regulatory entitlements and complex environmental permitting. Our Energy and Natural Resources attorneys also work closely with the Firm’s lobbyists to provide governmental advocacy services at the federal, state and local levels.
News
- Andrea Zelman Appointed to Economic Competitiveness Committee
- Rhea Law Named Chair of The Tampa Hillsborough Economic Development Corporation
- Rhea F. Law Appointed to the Board of Directors of The Pasco Economic Development Council
- Rhea Law Inducted to NAIOP’s Hall of Fame
- Fowler White Attorneys Recognized as Lawyers of the Year by Best Lawyers
From Our Video Library
2011 Land Use Symposium: The Demographics in 2035
Introduction by Wayne Daltry, FAICP
- Older and Wiser....Our Health Depends on it! (Jim Nathan, President, Lee Memorial Health System)
- A Changing Landscape: Education in the Millennium (Dr. Erin Harrel, Edison State College)
- Public Education in 2035 (Tom Scott, Lee County School Board Chairman)
- Real Estate and Tourism in 2035: A Vision (Gary Verwilt, President, REALTOR Association of Greater Fort Myers and the Beach Inc)
2011 Land Use Symposium: The Economy in 2035
Introduction by Tom Wallace, President, Independent Development Services Corporation
- When Will Lee County Recover? (Henry H. Fishkind, Ph.D., President, Fishkind & Associates, Inc.)
- The Era of Less (Woody Hanson, MAI, CRE, CCIM, FRICS, Hanson Real Estate Advisors, Inc.)
- The Economics in 2035: Demography as Destiny and Economics as the Mechanics Thereof (Tom Wallace, President, Independent Development Services Corporation)
2011 Land Use Symposium: The Land Use Pattern in 2035
Introduction by Dawn Jourdan, Assistant Professor, University of Florida
- What's Happening in Tallahassee and How This May Impact Our Ability to Plan for 2035 (Linda Shelley, Former Secretary, Florida Department of Community Affairs, Shareholder, Fowler White Boggs P.A.)
- The Land Use Implications of Current Federal Policy: Sustaining the Momentum (Dawn Jourdan, Assistant Professor, University of Florida)
- The Way Forward: Lee County's Horizon 2035 EAR and Comprehensive Plan Update (Jerry Murphy, AICP, CFM, Murphy Planning)
2011 Land Use Symposium: Transportation in 2035
Introduction by Michael J. Ciccarone, Shareholder, Fowler White Boggs P.A.
- Multi-Modal Transportation Systems: Lessons Learned from Southeast Florida (Kim DeLaney, Ph.D., Growth Management Coordinator, TCRPC)
- Complete Urban Thoroughfares: Transportation Policies for a Sustainable Lee county in 2035 (Richard A. Hall, P.E., President, Hall Planning & Engineering, Inc.)
- Community Leadership and Vision: Case Studies in Implementing a Balanced Transportation System (Margaret E. Banyan, Ph.D., Florida Gulf Coast University)
2010 Land Use Symposium: Current Legislative and Executive Growth Management Initiatives
Rhea F. Law, Chair of the Board, and CEO of the Firm, gives an up to date report on current Florida legislative and executive growth management initiatives.
2010 Land Use Symposium: The Alachua County Mobility Plan: Bus Rapid Transit and the Evolution of Suburbia
A discussion of Alachua County's recently adopted plan for rapid transit, transit oriented developments and alternative approaches to transportation concurrency.
2010 Land Use Symposium: What is TOD?
Seth Harry, principal with Seth Harry & Associates, Inc., discusses principles and attributes of TOD from an economic, political and design perspective.
