Emily Schilling is reputed for the depth of her expertise assisting clients to navigate clean air issues. She is well-versed in permitting, air quality compliance strategies, and representing clients in enforcement actions before both state agencies and the EPA.

Denise A. Dragoo offers a wealth of experience, frequently advising clients on a wide range natural resources and environmental law issues. She is a go-to advisor for energy and mining companies in particular, assisting them with environmental permitting, compliance, and regulatory matters.

Megan J. Houdeshel focuses on complex permitting matters, compliance and enforcement for mining, petroleum, chemical, and utility clients. Houdeshel has in-depth knowledge of NEPA, air and water programs, and RCRA, making her well placed to assist in major project development.

Matthew E. Jensen is highly regarded for his deep experience advising clients on permitting, due diligence, title, and regulatory compliance, with a particular focus on mining and resort development. He is a name to note for water rights and is equipped to handle transactions, litigation and appeals.

Wells Parker advises mining and energy clients on domestic and cross-border M&A, joint ventures, and project finance. Parker is well versed in handling wind, solar and conventional energy projects on public lands.

As chair of Dorsey & Whitney LLP’s oil & gas industry group, Mark L. Burghardt assists clients with acquisitions, exploration, development, and financing of oil and gas, mining, geothermal, and renewable energy projects. In particular, Burghardt is well versed handling cases involving federal, state, private, and Native American lands.

As chair of Ray Quinney & Nebeker P.C.’s environment and natural resources section, Steven G. Jones is highly experienced at assisting both public and private clients in environmental litigation and transactional work. Jones is especially noted for advising public utilities on permitting, regulatory approvals, and compliance in energy infrastructure projects. He has significant experience under key statutes such as CERCLA, RCRA, the Clean Water Act, and Clean Air Act.

John W. Andrews focuses on land and permitting for large energy projects—geothermal, green hydrogen, solar, lithium extraction, and storage. Andrews is well versed in NEPA processes, tribal and wildlife issues, mineral and water rights, and complex title and royalty questions for development on public and private lands.

Maria Windham Toth litigates and advises on various environmental and natural resources matters, with notable proficiency in nuisance, water law, and regulatory compliance. She has a proven track record of resolving complex environmental disputes and frequently assists clients with reviews and licensing tied to cellular infrastructure development.