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DavidSolimeno

Associate

"Navigating New York's complex regulatory landscape is both exciting and a challenge, making the process of obtaining results for the client all the more rewarding."

Overview

Biography

David’s experience includes assisting with Article 10 and Article VII major electric generating facility and infrastructure siting under the New York Public Service Law. He has taken part in regulatory proceedings involving litigation and settlement negotiations and appeared before administrative law judges at evidentiary hearings, procedural conferences, and public statement hearings.

Selected Memberships & Affiliations

  • National Eagle Scout Association, Member
Experience

Representative Experience

  • Represented Department of Public Service staff across numerous Article 10 and Article VII proceedings.
  • Advised the NYS Public Service Commission and Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment on various matters related to renewable energy generation siting, electric transmission infrastructure siting, consumer complaint procedures and matters, and other policy initiatives.

Prior Experience

  • NYS Department of Public Service, Office of General Counsel, Excelsior Fellow
  • Pace Food and Beverage Law Clinic, Legal Extern
  • Permanent Mission of Papua New Guinea to the United Nations, Legal Extern
  • Pace Energy and Climate Center, Student Researcher

Selected Community Activities

  • University at Albany Essential Career Readiness Skills Course, Alumni Mentor

Featured Media

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US Supreme Court Shrinks Federal Authority Under the Clean Water Act

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Taxing Authorities' Right to Retain Surplus Monies in "Strict Foreclosures"

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Appellate Division, Third Department, Denies Appeal and Upholds Office of Renewable Energy Siting Regulations

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NYS Public Service Commission Formally Initiates Proceeding to Establish What Constitutes "Zero Emission" Under the CLCPA

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NYS Appellate Court Dismisses Common Law Claims Against Contractor for Injuries Sustained by "Special Employee"

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Child Victim Act Complaint Dismissed for Failure to Sufficiently Allege Special Duty

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