Mr. Scanlon is a Shareholder at DWGP and has three decades of experience in commercial litigation and administrative law, including rate proceedings involving: (1) electric and natural gas utilities; (2) surcharge cost recovery mechanisms; and (3) accelerated pipeline replacement programs. Mr. Scanlon’s FERC practice involves advising clients on rate case litigation, regulatory compliance, enforcement matters, standards of conduct, power plant acquisitions and construction issues, municipal law, and energy contracts. Mr. Scanlon has extensive experience on other utility rate, regulatory compliance, enforcement, standards of conduct, and transactional matters. Mr. Scanlon has led EUCI seminars on FERC practice, and regularly updates a treatise on natural gas practice and procedures and rates issues. Mr. Scanlon has also made presentations to the APPA legal forum on topics including FERC's Market Manipulation authority, federal power marketing administrations, and energy contracting issues. Mr. Scanlon previously served as in-house counsel for a natural gas public utility holding company involved in natural gas exploration, interstate pipelines, storage, local distribution, and energy production and marketing.
Mr. Scanlon is a Shareholder at DWGP and has three decades of experience in commercial litigation and administrative law, including rate proceedings involving: (1) electric and natural gas utilities; (2) surcharge cost recovery mechanisms; and (3) accelerated pipeline replacement programs. Mr. Scanlon’s FERC practice involves advising clients on rate case litigation, regulatory compliance, enforcement matters, standards of conduct, power plant acquisitions and construction issues, municipal law, and energy contracts. Mr. Scanlon has extensive experience on other utility rate, regulatory compliance, enforcement, standards of conduct, and transactional matters. Mr. Scanlon has led EUCI seminars on FERC practice, and regularly updates a treatise on natural gas practice and procedures and rates issues. Mr. Scanlon has also made presentations to the APPA legal forum on topics including FERC's Market Manipulation authority, federal power marketing administrations, and energy contracting issues. Mr. Scanlon previously served as in-house counsel for a natural gas public utility holding company involved in natural gas exploration, interstate pipelines, storage, local distribution, and energy production and marketing. |
Mr. Scanlon is a Shareholder at DWGP and has three decades of experience in commercial litigation and administrative law, including rate proceedings involving: (1) electric and natural gas utilities; (2) surcharge cost recovery mechanisms; and (3) accelerated pipeline replacement programs. Mr. Scanlon’s FERC practice involves advising clients on rate case litigation, regulatory compliance, enforcement matters, standards of conduct, power plant acquisitions and construction issues, municipal law, and energy contracts. Mr. Scanlon has extensive experience on other utility rate, regulatory compliance, enforcement, standards of conduct, and transactional matters. Mr. Scanlon has led EUCI seminars on FERC practice, and regularly updates a treatise on natural gas practice and procedures and rates issues. Mr. Scanlon has also made presentations to the APPA legal forum on topics including FERC's Market Manipulation authority, federal power marketing administrations, and energy contracting issues. Mr. Scanlon previously served as in-house counsel for a natural gas public utility holding company involved in natural gas exploration, interstate pipelines, storage, local distribution, and energy production and marketing.
Mr. Scanlon is a Shareholder at DWGP and has three decades of experience in commercial litigation and administrative law, including rate proceedings involving: (1) electric and natural gas utilities; (2) surcharge cost recovery mechanisms; and (3) accelerated pipeline replacement programs. Mr. Scanlon’s FERC practice involves advising clients on rate case litigation, regulatory compliance, enforcement matters, standards of conduct, power plant acquisitions and construction issues, municipal law, and energy contracts. Mr. Scanlon has extensive experience on other utility rate, regulatory compliance, enforcement, standards of conduct, and transactional matters. Mr. Scanlon has led EUCI seminars on FERC practice, and regularly updates a treatise on natural gas practice and procedures and rates issues. Mr. Scanlon has also made presentations to the APPA legal forum on topics including FERC's Market Manipulation authority, federal power marketing administrations, and energy contracting issues. Mr. Scanlon previously served as in-house counsel for a natural gas public utility holding company involved in natural gas exploration, interstate pipelines, storage, local distribution, and energy production and marketing. |