HeyJaredSPRingBoard Environmental Law Podcast
Hosted by Sive, Paget & Riesel, New York's preeminent environmental law firm for over 60 years, SPRingBoard Environmental Law Podcast is a conversational and interview-based show centralized on a wide spectrum of environmental law-based topics.
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Beyond the Phase One: Navigating Environmental Risk in Complex Transactions (opens the original)
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Environmental issues can significantly affect the timing, structure, and economics of business transactions. In the latest episode of SPRingBoard, SPR Principal Maggie Macdonald is joined by Christina Lewis of Langan and Corinne Dougherty of Marsh for a practical discussion of environmental due diligence and risk management strategies in real estate and corporate transactions. The conversation explores how attorneys, environmental consultants, and insurance professionals work together to identif
Building on Brownfields: Affordable Housing and the Transformation of Gowanus (opens the original)
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Summary In the latest episode of SPRingBoard, host Michael Hannaman dives into a critical issue facing New York City and communities across the country: how to build more affordable housing—and where to build it. Michael is joined by guests Justin Pelsinger, Chief Operating Officer at Charney Companies, and Michael Bogin, Principal at SPR. At a time when the demand for housing continues to outpace supply, policymakers and developers are increasingly looking to underutilized and historically indu
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