Month: September 2016
A new California law will soon require owners of commercial buildings over 50,000 square feet to calculate the energy consumption and energy efficiency of their buildings every year. The annual calculations, and other building information, must then be delivered to the State of California, which will publish the building-specific data on a publicly-viewable website. The…
Read MoreIn two recent decisions, the United States Supreme Court loosened the standards applicable to successful litigants’ efforts to obtain enhanced damages and attorney’s fees awards from the losing party, and gave trial judges more discretion to give bigger awards to prevailing parties. In Halo Electronics, Inc. v. Pulse Electronics, Inc., decided on June 13, 2016,…
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