Baker Botts L.L.P. is notable firm for tackling highly contentious litigation and arbitration cases for top multinational companies in the electric power industry. The firm also has a strong bench of attorneys specialising in disputes related to innovative projects at the intersection of the technology and energy industries. William Kroger leads the group alongside Louie Layrisson in the firm's Houston headquarters. Kroger has vast experience representing clients in state and federal courts across the country as well as appearing before several energy regulatory agencies. Layrisson has a broad trial practice involving commercial disputes for major electrical power industry players and advising on risk mitigation for energy transition projects. Tina Nguyen is also a skilled litigator in high-stakes commercial matters, particularly for renewable energy clients.

Steptoe LLP is a go-to firm for handling complex litigation for both traditional energy and energy transition, with a robust client base that includes numerous electric utility systems. The firm is also sought after for its expertise in antitrust issues in the space. Daniel Mullen and Richard Roberts co-lead the Washington-based group. Mullen focuses his practice on defending clients in FERC and CFTC investigations and assisting them in developing robust energy regulatory compliance programs. Roberts is also active on contentious matters, handling private litigation for clients alongside trying cases before the FERC and appeals courts. He also excels at counselling energy clients on market manipulation and antitrust matters. William Keyser is also a key partner handling regulatory litigation and transactions for a host of clients including electric utilities, transmission providers and energy storage developers. Karen Bruni is a particularly active associate, aiding in cases related to enforcement and antitrust issues.

Bracewell LLP represents large energy companies as both plaintiffs and defendants in high-profile and complex litigation. The firm is adept at handling disputes ranging from contracts and pricing through to infrastructure developments, as well as work in front of state and federal regulatory bodies. Stephen Crain leads the team from Houston, as an experienced litigator, representing developers, producers and suppliers in the electric power industry in cases ranging from personal injury to property loss. Washington-based Michael Brooks focuses on commodities and derivatives within the electricity market. Houston’s Bradley Benoit is experienced in representing both sides in commercial disputes, whilst Deanna King inAustin concentrates on advising domestic and foreign clients on regulatory compliance and any associated litigation.

McGuireWoods LLP is a major player in the energy enforcement space, representing a host of electric utility clients in FERC cases in federal courts. Todd Mullins and Noel Symons are joint leaders of the department, operating from Washington DC. Mullins has long-standing experience representing clients in energy traders of the FERC and offers additional advisory guidance to electric clients on compliance programs and audit preparation. Symons is heavily active in the electric power space with traditional utility clients and operators of nontraditional transmission. Julia English also leads matters involving the development and operation of electric generation and transmission projects. Katlyn Davis Farrell and David Martin Connelly are also active individuals to note.

Dentons caters to a host of clients in the electric power industry, handling major civil disputes and administrative litigation in front of regulatory boards. Clinton Vince leads the Washington DC-based group with an enviable litigation record, arguing before trial and state appellate courts, US district court and in some instances the Supreme Court. Emma Hand also has extensive experience litigating for top energy companies and advising them on efficiency and regulatory compliance. Justin Mirabal negotiates settlement deals between regulated entities and his clients following successful litigation proceedings. Andrew Mina excels in representing electrical utilities and renewable energy developers before the FERC.

Haynes and Boone, L.L.P.  has a strong team of power litigators with experience in guiding clients across the electric power sector through regulatory and litigation proceedings. Leslie Thorne leads the team, splitting her time between New York and Austin and litigating bet-the-company cases for clients in the conventional and renewable energy spaces. Ben Mesches also heads the group from Dallas, as a sought-after appellate practitioner in the electric power sector.

K&L Gates is well-versed in handling administrative litigation before the FERC and other regulatory bodies in the electric energy field. The group is led by Washington DC's Kimberly Frank, who has vast experience in administrative and appellate litigation, and Brogan Sullivan from Kansas City. Donald Kaplan focuses his practice on litigation, handling energy matters before the Court of Appeals. Nathan Howe has extensive knowledge of regulatory processes and the evolving energy landscape.

Troutman Pepper Locke LLP has experience handling high-stakes litigation cases across all regional markets, particularly for clients navigating transactional work within electric power. Atlanta’s Brandon Marzo leads the team alongside Christopher Jones from Washington. Jones regularly represents players in the electricity market in matters relating to federal regulation and competition issues. Washington DC’s Charles Sensiba is a recognised authority in hydropower, taking the lead on administrative and appellate litigation.