Separation of Powers: A Call to Deference By William Petit Related Practices: Natural Resource Damages November 2009 Partner Will Petit co-authored "Separation of Powers: A Call to Deference" for the Law Seminars International Conference on Natural Resource Damages in November 2009. Related Content September 28, 2018 The Science Behind Climate Change The 2018 Annual Environmental Conference is pre... August 9, 2018 Sources, Strengths, and Preemptive Effects of Federal NRD Claims Special counsel Andrew Homer presented "So... September 25, 2018 PFCs and State Actions on Emerging Contaminants Partner Bill Jackson will present on "PFCs... August 9, 2018 State Statutory and Common Law Claims for Natural Resource Damages Partner Bill Jackson, co-chair of Law Semi... March 7, 2018 2018 Energy and Environmental Outlook Conference After rescheduling due to Hurricane Harvey, thi... June 2010 The Authority of Co-Trustees Under CERCLA’s Natural Resource Damages Regime (Another Look at Coeur d’Alene and Tyson Foods) Partner Will Petit co-authored "The Author... July 2012 Wholly Before 1980: What Does It Mean for the Recovery of Natural Resource Damages? Partner Will Petit co-authored "Wholly Bef... July 2014 The Standard of Review For Natural Resource Damages (CERCLA) Settlements with Government Agencies Partner Bill Jackson co-authored "The Stan... July 2016 The Standard of Review For Natural Resource Damages (CERCLA) Settlements with Government Agencies: 2016 Update Partner Bill Jackson co-authored "The Stan... November 9, 2017 Energy Litigation: An In-House Perspective Partner Mark Robeck will moderating the session...