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Paul Rupprecht publishes in the Transportation Law Journal’s spring issue
October 22, 2009
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Speaker Event, “Aviation and Climate Change”
October 12, 2009
John E. Putnam, a partner at Kaplan Kirsch & Rockwell LLP, came to the University of Denver Sturm College of Law on behalf of the Transportation Law Journal to discuss aviation and climate change. In front of a packed classroom, Mr. Putnam discussed the different ways aviation affects the environment including emission of greenhouse gases. Mr. Putnam also discussed how the aviation industry is acting to reduce its negative affects on the environment.
Mr. Putnam’s practice emphasizes counseling and litigation for public and private entities on complex issues of environmental, land use and transportation law, especially for large public and public/private projects. Mr. Putnam has extensive experience providing clients with strategic advice on large and controversial development and transportation projects, including airports, highways, real estate development, telecommunications facilities, water projects and other infrastructure throughout the country.
You can find a link to Mr. Putnam’s presentation here.
Social Event at Jordan’s
September 26, 2009
Following a grueling new member training and staff meeting the TLJ treated its staffers to some food at Jordan’s giving them a chance to get to know each other.
Congratulations to the TLJ’s Newest Staff Editors
September 23, 2009
Congratulations to the Newest Members of the Transportation Law Journal!!
Staff Editors
- Allison Blemberg
- Sarah Coleman
- Frank Herbst
- Jason Lantagne
- Trent Lauridson
- Nicoal Miller
- Tyson Wilde
- Jennifer Wirkus
Come see TLJ during student street Sept. 4-18
September 02, 2009
Our hours will be: Monday and Wednesday 12 – 1 pm and 5 to 6 pm
TLJ Fall Candidacy
September 02, 2009
Beginning September 4 – Ending September 18
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Intelligent Transportation Systems: “From Hometown Solutions to World Leadership”
August 25, 2009
TLJ alumni Joshua Prok writes article primarily exploring the federal legal framework calling for development and implementation of intelligent transportation systems technology at the regional level.
To read the article, click here.