Foley Partner Brian Potts and Associate David Zoppo co-wrote an opinion editorial for The Wall Street Journal, “Let’s Find Out How Much ‘Clean Power’ the Feds Really Have,” on October 1, 2014. The piece discusses the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s controversial Clean Power Plan, which if enacted, would require the total carbon emissions from the power sector in the U.S. be reduced by 30 percent by 2030. Potts and Zoppo analyze the challenges the EPA faces regarding power plant regulation and the overlap with the Clean Air Act.
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To Collaborate or Not: What are the advantages and pitfalls of sharing resources, IP and data in the digital age?
Partner Thomas (T.J.) Ferrante, a board-certified health care attorney and vice chair of Foley’s Health Care Practice Group, will present on the panel “To Collaborate or Not: What are the advantages and pitfalls of sharing resources, IP and data in the digital age?” at the North Carolina Health Innovation District’s Digital Health Summit in Charlotte, North Carolina on March 19, 2025.