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Jeremy Meier

Mr. Meier has deep experience in regulatory affairs and governmental litigation, representing corporations and individuals doing business in California. He primarily represents national companies in the health care, telecommunications, energy, transportation and financial services sectors. His practice focuses on government contracts, regulatory enforcement, and rulemaking matters involving federal, state and local regulation; procurement; bid protests; writs; commercial litigation; contract negotiations; audits; government investigations; complex false claims matters; and public records and conflicts of interest disputes. Mr. Meier has handled numerous trials and arbitrations, mediations, and administrative hearings and routinely works with state regulators, state attorneys general offices, agency staff, policy makers, and stake holders on governmental and emerging public policy regulatory and civil disputes. He has broad experience in federal and state energy, telecommunications, transportation, health care, and financial services regulatory matters, involving agencies such as the CPUC, CEC, FCC, FERC, CA DHCS and DMHC, and the CA DBO.

His government contracts practice involves bid protests and writs of mandate, contract disputes and budget funding and payment negotiations, procurement counseling and advise on bidding strategies, and related false claims, investigations, and administrative and civil litigation. His public policy litigation work involves matters of first impression and state legislative and regulatory interpretation in evolving areas of industry, including appeals, writs and injunctions, licensing and compliance, public records and conflicts of interest matters. Mr. Meier has handled numerous trials and arbitrations, mediations, and administrative hearings and routinely works to resolve complex matters with state regulators, state attorneys general offices, agency staff, policy makers, and various stake holders.

The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) on April 4, 2025, issued its formal notice of rulemaking for digital financial business regulation, following receipt of two sets of 2024 comments on its draft proposed rules for California’s “Digital Finance Assets Law” (DFAL) (AB 39 and SB 401, 2023).
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