Press Releases Jan 06, 2022
Best Best & Krieger Promotes Six Attorneys to Partner
Additional 2022 Leadership Updates Involving Managing Partner and Executive Committee
New technologies challenge cities, counties and transportation authorities to undertake large infrastructure projects that replace and modernize existing transportation networks — all at a time when competition for state and federal dollars is high.
Best Best & Krieger LLP’s Transportation practice focuses on creative and collaborative solutions that promote efficient construction and maximize resources toward successful project completion. We are experienced in public-private partnerships, utilization of alternative construction delivery methods and funding through bond and tax measures. Transportation infrastructure projects we assist on includes:
Our Transportation practice leverages the firm’s extensive knowledge and experience with public infrastructure projects to provide legal support and counsel through all phases of a project, from planning through environmental review, right-of-way acquisition, procurement, grant funding or finance, construction, operations and project close-out.
Our attorneys practice on the cutting edge of transportation issues, working on projects that promote integration of “smart” technologies, such as autonomous vehicles, into the transportation networks of municipal and transit agency clients. We advise on privacy and cyber-security issues, as well as legal and policy concerns, that arise when utilizing new technologies.
Taking a multi-disciplinary approach, the Transportation group works closely with attorneys in our Municipal, Special Districts, Environmental, Eminent Domain and Public Finance groups. With so much happening at the federal and state regulatory levels, we work closely with our Government Relations team to ensure our clients have a say in changes that will impact safety, planning, commerce and more.
BB&K clients include cities, counties, municipal planning organizations, transit agencies and transportation infrastructure and planning agencies. We are also available to advise Native American tribes regarding large transportation projects.
With an office in Washington, D.C., we are well positioned to assist clients seeking federal grant opportunities and regularly help clients interpret and comply with federal grant requirements and complex federal contracting rules and regulations. Additionally, we proactively keep clients informed on federal and state rulemakings, laws, and regulations that impact the transportation sector.
Additional 2022 Leadership Updates Involving Managing Partner and Executive Committee
San Diego Business Journal Recognizes Leading Special Districts Attorney
Two Professional of the Year Recognitions
Daily Journal Includes Municipal Law Partner on its Annual List
Court Holds There is No Reasonable Expectation of Privacy in Rental Scooter Location Information
California Appellate Court Says Public Utility Must Pay to Relocate Pipelines to Make Way for Public Transportation Project
Guidance Brings Heightened Scrutiny
California Appellate Court Says Toll is a Fee to Use Government Property, Exempt from Tax Definition
Housing Webinar by Partners Ruben Duran and Michael Maurer Among Most Popular Posts
The Legislation’s Key Provisions for Public Agencies and Local Governments
BB&K Free Webinar
The “4-Plex Bill” Meant to Address the Housing Crisis Couldn’t Muster Enough Support
UCLA Extension Public Policy Program
A Change in Methodology Will be Required Statewide July 1
Livability Discussion Part 2 by Partners Ruben Duran and Michael Maurer in PublicCEO
Eric Garner’s Updates to Text on Historical, Legal and Policy Issues Affecting California Water Use
Operations Over People and at Night Among Issues Addressed in Latest FAA Proposed Rules
Approved by California Natural Resources Agency
2019 Brings Changes to Election, Revenue, Conflict of Interest, Property and Public Safety Laws… and More
New and Expanded Services and More Attorneys and Staff Added in 2018
Served Senior Positions with the Army Corps of Engineers and the White House
Aims to Provide Revenue to Repair Failing Infrastructure
The Bill is Due: Now What? Infrastructure, Pensions and the Environment
The Bill is Due: Now What? Infrastructure, Pensions and the Environment
The Bill is Due: Now What? Infrastructure, Pensions and the Environment
The Bill is Due: Now What? Infrastructure, Pensions and the Environment
The Bill is Due: Now What? Infrastructure, Pensions and the Environment
The Bill is Due: Now What? Infrastructure, Pensions and the Environment
BB&K Attorneys Defended Against Funding Challenge
Mitigating Risks, Regulatory Update and a Tale of Two States
BB&K Attorney Gregory Rodriguez Writes on the Latest Legal and Regulatory Considerations for Autonomous Vehicles in PublicCEO
BB&K's Gregory Rodriguez and Steven DeBaun Discuss Bikeshare Issues in PublicCEO
Details Local Agencies Need are Included
The State of the Union Address and a Leaked Memo Give the Insight We’ve Been Waiting For
California Governor’s Office of Planning and Research Proposal Also Addresses SB 743
BB&K Partner Jeff Dunn Discusses Development With the Riverside Press-Enterprise
Recent White House and Federal Court Action Impacting Future UAS Regulations
By Whitney Blackhurst
Gregory Rodriguez's Article to Supplement his League of California Cities Conference Presentation
Bill Introduced in Advance of Los Angeles Being Awarded the Games This Week
BB&K Advised on $152.2 Million TIFIA Loan
Will Serve Clients from our Washington, D.C. Office
California Supreme Court Decision Could Impact High-Speed Rail Project
Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and the Law
BB&K Attorneys Represent RCTC; Defeat Environmental Challenges
California Supreme Court Finding Serves as a Key Victory for Public Agencies
By Gregory Rodriguez and Ana Schwab
BB&K Team Represents RCTC in Mid County Parkway Project Dispute
Of Counsel
By Gregory Rodriguez
BB&K Helped RCTC Pave the Way
How BB&K Can Help Your Agency Position and Respond
Partnership Also Elects New Member to Firm’s Executive Committee
Laws Passed in 2016 That Will Impact Public Agency Work
60-Day Comment Period Provides Important Chance to Have Local Voices Heard
BB&K Partner Kendall MacVey Filed Amicus Curiae Brief
Autonomous Vehicle Regulations Present an Opportunity for Local Governments to Get Involved, BB&K Attorney Jordan Ferguson Writes in PublicCEO
Criminal Charges Brought in Wake of Victorious Lawsuit Against City by WRCOG, Represented by BB&K
California Attorney General Addresses Local Preferential Parking Regulations
Cities Need to Climb on Board or Be Left Behind
Comments Sought by Feb. 29 on the Transition from LOS to VMT
Jeff Dunn, Thomas Eastmond and Steven DeBaun Recognized by the Daily Journal for WRCOG v. Beaumont
New Law Consolidates Certain Design-Build Authorizations Under a Single Statute
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