Energy Regulation

Lawyers at Cohen Highley provide comprehensive, strategic legal advice and representation regarding a wide range of energy regulation issues.

Services

Cohen Highley’s Energy Law Group provides legal representation and advice to landowner associations, First Nations, municipalities, private industry and individuals with respect to issues related to energy deregulation and development, such as:

• Energy pipeline projects;
• Electricity and gas transmission and distribution;
• Designation of gas storage pools;
• Oil and gas production and storage leases;
• Right of way/easement agreements; and
• Land rights and damage compensation.

We can help you:

• Participate in regulatory applications/interventions;
• Understand implications and opportunities of energy deregulation;
• Identify and assess potential impacts of energy development; and
• Negotiate/arbitrate land rights and damage compensation.

Whatever your Energy Regulation issue, we're here to provide you with quality service, expert advice, and world-class representation.

Experience

Our lawyers are members of the Canadian Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the American Trial Lawyers Association and have written extensively and given numerous presentations on issues related to energy regulation and development.  Lawyers at Cohen Highley have appeared before provincial and federal trial and appellate courts and various administrative tribunals, including the National Energy Board, Ontario Energy Board and Environmental Review Tribunal.

Contact Us

Should you wish to speak to a lawyer about an energy regulation issue, please contact either Paul Vogel by e-mail or by phone at (519) 672-9330. If corresponding by e-mail, be sure to include your name, your telephone number and a brief message.

Environmental Law Articles 

Our lawyers have writen extensively on topics relating to Energy Regulation (see articles).