Douglas A. Codiga, counsel to the firm, concentrates his practice in the areas of environmental and regulatory law, climate and clean energy, and civil litigation.

Environmental, Land Use, and Climate and Sustainability:

• Environmental permitting and regulatory proceedings for $140 million renewable energy project
  
• Advise and represent renewable energy advocate in regulatory proceedings before the State Public Utilities Commission
  
• Environmental due diligence and lease review on $44 million oil company transaction
  
• Representation of landowners concerning environmental lease provisions and commercial summary possession
  
• Two-year mediation of complex, multi-party enforcement action involving Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, citizens suit, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and six other federal, state, and county agencies
  
• Resolution of Clean Water Act section 404 wetlands violations and litigation involving municipal sewage treatment plants
  
• Administrative proceedings and litigation involving $11 million Waikiki municipal development project
  
• Litigation of CERCLA cost recovery actions and defense of multimillion dollar claims under federal and state underground storage tank laws
  
• Negotiation of NPDES and Clean Air Act permits and defense of violations and penalty proceedings
  
• Incorporation of non-profit wildlife research organization

Intellectual Property:

• Trademark litigation
• Trademark and copyright registration