RENO – Severin Carlson, a partner with Kaempfer Crowell, was quoted in a February 7, 2021, article of The Nevada Independent relating to water law. The article discussed the Nevada Division of Water Resources’ recent decision not to pursue Senate Joint Resolution (SJR) 1 during the 2021 Session. SJR 1 was an attempt to amend the Nevada Constitution so that all water law cases are heard by Nevada’s Court of Appeals.
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Sev regularly represents and advises clients concerning various water rights issues, including the appropriation of water rights for a variety of beneficial uses, the purchase and sale of water rights, related due diligence, regulatory matters before the Nevada Division of Water Resources, and before Nevada’s district courts and the Nevada Supreme Court. Sev represents a myriad of industries on water rights issues including developers, mining companies, and ranching operations.
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