Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP (JMBM), one of California’s prominent full-service law firms, announced that its Corporate, Tax and Intellectual Property lawyers assisted its client in an investment in a privately held commercial solar panel manufacturer.

SAN FRANCISCO — The Natural Resources & Mining Group of Jeffer Mangels Butler & Mitchell LLP (JMBM) is pleased to announce the publication of the Natural Resources and Mining Law Blog, a resource for the mining industry, trade associations, and ...

And as we’ve discovered from the breaches caused by the highly publicized Solar Winds software and the more recently discovered log4j API vulnerabilities, even the most reliable of vendors cannot be blindly trusted. ... Internet of things – the elf ...

Thompson’s clients have included a marketing company, a medical coding and compliance shareholder, multi-state restaurant groups, a gourmet food manufacturer, and a solar panel parts manufacturer.

He also organized and managed regional and statewide advocacy and outreach campaigns on environmental policy and regulatory issues, and clients working on complex projects such as concentrated solar, off-shore liquefied natural gas terminals, waste-to-energy, long-haul transmission, wind energy, carbon capture ...

A ductless energy system, and lighting with solar tubes provide the hotel with big savings in energy costs. ... Solar panels heat the pool and power the rooms’ fans.

As an example of how important such Chinese investors have become in the United States, Tiffany Hsu also noted that JMBM launched its Chinese Investment Group® in 2011 to orchestrate deals for Chinese investors in the United States, like the ...

., and Peter Connolly of Palladian Development Innovators in technology like Ellis Yan of TCP on CFLs, Michael Shore from FLS energy on solar And how about the Chicago Carbon Exchange — who knows when the value of carbon credits ...

Borrowers can use PACE lending on things like HVAC systems, insulation, water systems, geothermal heat recovery, lighting and solar energy.

However, our team has also successfully used EB-5 financing for a number of non-hotel projects, including hospitals, senior living, restaurants, solar farms, and infrastructure projects.