Robinson Gray has experience helping businesses across the utilities sector—including oil and gas companies, water and electric utilities, and telecommunications providers—navigate the complex mix of administrative and regulatory law that governs the industry. Our versatile team can also advise companies on more common business issues, such as workers’ compensation, commercial transactions, and real estate matters. Should litigation become necessary, Robinson Gray has robust experience representing utilities through all stages, including appeals.
What we do
- Rate cases
- Complaints
- Applications for Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity
- Service area disputes
- Permitting issues
- Environmental
- Rights of way
- Regulations
- Changes in statutes
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Practice Areas
- Administrative & Regulatory
- Appellate Practice Group
- Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights
- Business Transactions
- Commercial Litigation
- Commercial Transportation and Trucking
- Construction Litigation
- Election Law
- General Litigation
- Healthcare Litigation
- Mediation & Arbitration
- Non-Routine Litigation
- Premises Liability
- Probate and Estate Litigation
- Products Liability
- Professional Liability and Ethics
- Real Estate and Title Insurance
- Securities and FINRA
- Tax Law
- Workers’ Compensation
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