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New Enforcement Trends in Waste Management in California

Fri Jan 16th, On Environmental Law, Litigation, by

Waste management compliance could be a key issue for companies throughout California in 2026. We have recently seen an uptick in waste management-related enforcement actions pretty much across the board, and it appears likely that this trend will continue throughout the year. Learn what company owners, executives, and in-house lawyers need to know from a California environmental litigation attorney at Bick Law LLP: 4 Trends in California Waste Management Enforcement […]

Founded by Women Features Bick Law LLP Founder, Kimberly Bick

Tue Jan 13th, On Firm News, by

We’re excited to announce that Founded by Women recently featured our founder, Kimberly Bick, and the story of how Bick Law LLP came to be. Kimberly started out as an environmental engineer. After practicing environmental law for more than three decades, she founded Bick Law in 2015 with a mission to provide Fortune 500 clients with “big law-level” environmental services, delivered through flexible, client-oriented billing and staffing structures, as a women-owned “Big Law alternative.”  […]

Bick Law LLP Attorneys Author Chapter in Chambers Global Practice Guide: Environmental Law 2025

Wed Dec 31st, On Firm News, by

We are pleased to announce that attorneys Kimberly Bick, Alan Bick, Corrie Plant and Tyler Alexander have authored the USA – California: Law and Practice chapter of Chambers and Partners’ Environmental Law 2025. Part of the well-respected organization’s Chambers Global Practice Guides, Environmental Law 2025 is a “definitive global law guide, offering comparative analysis from top-ranked lawyers.” USA – California: Law and Practice in Chambers and Partners’ Environmental Law 2025 […]

Top California Environmental Lawyers

Mon Dec 29th, On Environmental Law, by

Leading California Environmental Lawyers Working with Clients Nationwide Effectively managing environmental compliance is a key aspect of doing business in California. From operating existing facilities to acquiring vacant parcels for development, companies doing business in California must prioritize environmental compliance and risk management at every phase of the business lifecycle. This makes it extremely important to work with a team of highly experienced California environmental lawyers who can assist with […]

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