It's interesting to note that the "federal government laision" (sic), Williams & Jensen, PLLC, is still not registered to do business in Hawaii and apparently has no GET license.  (Something I brought up about five years ago.)  There are others who also appear not to be in compliance with Hawaii's business laws.

In addition, I'm curious whether Williams & Jensen is also the firm that is responsible for preparing the annual business plan.  This year's plan, which was deferred due to the recovery status of the project, has many errors in it and cost taxpayers "thousands of dollars," per Dan Grabauskas.  (It would be good to know the actual cost.)  This plan was recommended by the firm that prepares it annually, and I wonder what kind of vetting that recommendation received prior to its implementation.