Environmental
Oct. 30, 2014
State looking to speed groundwater lawsuits
On the heels of historic legislation to control groundwater pumping, officials are looking at ways to improve lengthy and expensive court adjudications.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
There is a joke among lawyers that working on one groundwater adjudication can make your career. The laborious court process settles fights over rights to the state's increasingly overtapped aquifers and sets out long-term management plans for them. And while they are crucial to resolving water rights disputes, getting there is not easy.
Case in point is an adjudication of the Antelo...
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