Environment
Tennessee
2 years ranked
Provided by Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
Environmental Law
Economic Development & Renewable Energy
Real Estate
Katherine Barnes Cohn focuses her practice on environmental, administrative, and regulatory law. She has extensive experience in environmental matters, particularly with water law, solid and hazardous waste law, environmental permitting, and environmental litigation in various forums. Her diverse practice also includes obtaining Certificates of Convenience and Necessity from the Tennessee Public Utility Commission.
Katherine began her environmental legal career at the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, where as Senior Counsel she litigated complex and high-profile enforcement cases, permit appeals and related regulatory matters. She also advised TDEC leadership in policymaking and research initiatives, including in significant and emerging areas of environmental and regulatory interest. After leaving TDEC, she spent several years in private practice working with clients to obtain various permit approvals for water-related development, as well as solid waste disposal and hazardous waste treatment processes. She has also worked on PFAS matters, evolving federal and state regulations, and brownfield agreements.
Tennessee Bar Association
American Bar Association
Nashville Bar Association
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Katherine Barnes Cohn draws on her experience at the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation to adeptly advise clients on environment litigation.
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Katherine consistently delivers high-quality representation for her clients. She maintains extensive knowledge of Tennessee environmental laws, and her ability to analyze complex issues, combined with strong problem-solving skills, has helped resolve many matters.
Katherine is extraordinarily knowledgeable in her environmental field, and she is dedicated and committed to providing good service to clients.
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