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Steven L. Flower is an associate in the
Public Law Department at Richards, Watson & Gershon. Mr. Flower
serves as the Assistant City Attorney for the Cities of City of
Seal Beach and Rancho Cucamonga.
Mr. Flower represents of public agencies in a wide range of government
law areas. His practice focuses on planning and land use issues,
and he has additional transactional and litigation experience in
CEQA, First Amendment, and affordable housing matters. In addition,
Mr. Flower is a member of the Firm's Climate Change Practice Group,
which is developing strategies for cities to respond to requests
for green building ordinances, purchasing policies and issues relating
to global warming.
Mr. Flower obtained his law degree from the University of Southern
California Law School. During law school he served as Executive
Notes Editor and staff member of the Southern California Law
Review.
Mr. Flower is the author of "Suspicious Minds: The Federal
Telecommunications Act Converges with the Doctrine of Prior Restraints
in the Ninth Circuit," 3 Public Law Journal 1 (Fall 2007),
and "Toward Correcting the Misapplication of Subrogation
in California Healthcare," 77 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1039 (2004).
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