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By Scott Blake Harris, John A. Hodges, Sam Walsh, and Stephanie Weiner The Department of Energy (DOE) is continuing its effort to streamline its energy efficiency program.[1]  To that end,…

HWG Partner Michael Nilsson has been recognized as one of the top lawyers serving the cable industry by industry publication Cablefax.  Mr. Nilsson, who also been recognized for excellence in…

By Adrienne Fowler, Shiva Goel, John Hodges, and Matt Miller A recently enacted California law, SB 327, requires all Internet of Things (IoT) devices sold in the state to be…

HWG counsel Gena Cadieux will be a featured panelist on at the Department of Energy Contractor Attorneys’ Association (DOECCA) Spring Meeting on Thursday, May 2nd.  Ms. Cadieux, a former senior…

Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business recognized two HWG practices and eleven HWG attorneys as leaders in the legal field in the publication’s 2019 edition.  For the eleventh consecutive…

Harris, Wiltshire & Grannis (HWG) is pleased to announce that the firm has again been named to Washingtonian’s 50 Great Places to Work in the magazine’s April 2019 edition.  HWG…

By Scott Blake Harris, John A. Hodges, Sam Walsh, and Stephanie Weiner The California Energy Commission (CEC) has an aggressive program to enforce its energy efficiency requirements.  In 2015, CEC…

The New Yorker quoted HWG counsel John Amaya in an article titled “Kirstjen Nielsen’s Inevitible Resignation from the Department of Homeland Security.”  The article, published in the magazine’s April 9th…