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Environment - USA - Nationwide

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What the Team is Known For

Hogan Lovells represents a variety of clients on all major environmental requirements. The firm's expertise covers regulatory compliance, litigating on enforcement actions, rulemaking guidance and permitting. Experienced in areas including hazardous waste, contaminated sites and the Endangered Species Act, Hogan Lovells is also noted for its counsel on CAA and CWA matters, for healthcare, industrial engineering, pharmaceutical, utilities and transportation companies.

Notable practitioners

Adam Kushner in DC and the Denver-based Scott Reisch are key contacts.

Work Highlights

  • Hogan Lovells advised Rio Tinto on the environmental aspects of its sale of its uranium assets in Wyoming to Uranium Energy Corp, including its Sweetwater Plant and a portfolio of uranium projects with around 175 million pounds of historic resources.

Strengths

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Hogan Lovells provide excellent client focus and service. They offer sophisticated but practical advice. The firm is excellent at every level.

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Hogan Lovells has a very high degree of knowledge and experience on a wide variety of regulatory matters. The department offers in-depth research, insights and actionable recommendations.

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Hogan Lovells brings wide-ranging expertise and creative thinking to dealing with incredibly complex, cutting-edge legal issues. The firm has wide-ranging depth and is incredibly responsive.

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Hogan Lovells have deep technical expertise and strong interpersonal skills. The team are uniquely skilled in handling multi-dimensional and very complex matters. They deliver optimal results.

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Hogan Lovells has experienced practitioners in the environmental litigation and overlapping environmental criminal defense space.

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