Arnold & Porter’s Environmental Practice is Recognized by Legal 500 USA 2024

Environmental Edge: Climate Change & Regulatory Insights

By Brian D. Israel

The Legal 500 USA rankings have been released. We are proud to share that our group maintained its long-standing Tier 1 ranking for Environment: Regulatory and Environment: Litigation, along with a highlight for Climate Change Litigation. Our firm was also recognized as Tier 1 for Product Liability, Mass Tort and Class Action: Toxic Tort — Defense and highlighted for Energy Regulatory: Electric Power.

Legal 500 USA also recognized several members of our group as Leading Lawyers and Next Generation Partners:

Brian Israel (Environment: Litigation; Environment: Regulatory)
Jonathan Martel (Environment: Regulatory)
Ethan Shenkman (Environment: Regulatory)
Michael Daneker (Product Liability, Mass Tort and Class Actions – Defense: Toxic Tort)
Sandra Rizzo (Energy Regulation: Electric Power)
Sarah Grey (Environment: Regulatory)
Stacey Halliday (Environment: Regulatory)
Elissa Preheim (Environment: Litigation)

Legal 500 USA also highlighted the work of additional outstanding attorneys in our group, including Lawrence Culleen, Lauren Daniel, Zachary Fayne, Judah Prero, and Emily Orler.

Legal 500 USA notes that Arnold & Porter’s Environmental Litigation practice “offers clients coast-to-coast expertise, handling a spread of climate change and environmental litigation cases to do with air and water, hazardous waste, toxic tort and contamination, in addition to Superfund and NRD liability cases.” And its Environmental Regulatory practice “offers clients assistance across a gamut of regulatory and enforcement matters, spanning the Oil Pollution Act, Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, as well as the Endangered Species Act.”

We are proud of our attorneys and their commitment to our work and our clients.

© Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP 2024 All Rights Reserved. This blog post is intended to be a general summary of the law and does not constitute legal advice. You should consult with counsel to determine applicable legal requirements in a specific fact situation.