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Theodore F. Duver
Senior Counsel

Ted Duver's practice focuses principally on representing clients in regulatory and complex litigation matters before state and federal regulatory agencies and courts. Mr. Duver has represented public utilities in numerous rate cases and generic rulemakings. He has assisted clients in obtaining regulatory approvals for energy-related transactions. He has litigated matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission including a dispute arising over the development of major transmission infrastructure. He also has represented clients in complex litigation matters including, for example, defending against claims of monopolization and attempted monopolization and representing a market participant in the Enron bankruptcy against allegations of wrongful termination of power supply contracts.

Prior Work Experience

Prior to joining Loeb & Loeb LLP, Mr. Duver was counsel at Day Pitney LLP.

Representative Experience

Represented utility companies in rate cases before the New York, Maryland and District of Columbia Public Service Commissions and the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities
Represented utility companies in regulatory proceedings before the New York State Public Service Commission concerning the unbundling of potentially competitive energy services, metering, billing, and the Home Energy Fair Practices Act
Advised energy service company on the regulatory issues related to its participation in retail access program in New York
Worked with utilities and a major financial institution on regulatory matters before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, including seeking approval for the transfer of jurisdictional assets
Represented investor-owned utilities in a D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals matter seeking review of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's Order 888
Served as lead counsel for water company before the New York Court of Appeals on a matter concerning a successful challenge of a municipality's assessment methodology under the real property tax law
Represented a Fortune 100 technology company in litigation involving claims of monopolization and attempted monopolization
Advised global company regarding issues arising under the Robinson Patman Act

Instructor, Electric Transmission Rate Design, Dallas, Texas (June 7-8, 2011)
Speaker, iiBig Investment and M&A Opportunities in Energy, Dallas, Texas (June 6-7, 2011)
Instructor, FERC Compliance and Enforcement, Arlington, Virginia (June 29-30, 2010)
Co-author, FERC's Treatment of Generator Leads: A Policy at Cross Purposes with Competition and Renewable Power, Bloomberg Law Reports (March 2010)

Affiliations

Member, Energy Bar Association
Member, American Bar Association
Member, New York State Bar Association

Cornell Law School, J.D., 1993,

Symposium Editor, Journal of Law and Public Policy

Syracuse University, B.A., 1990, magna cum laude

Phi Beta Kappa

New York, 1994

U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York
U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York

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