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Mark W DeLaquil

Mark W DeLaquil

USA 2026

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BakerHostetler LLP
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Ranked in 1 practice area

Environment

District of Columbia

12 years ranked

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Career

Mark DeLaquil is an experienced advocate who focuses on complex environmental and regulatory proceedings, appellate practice and political law.

Mark has been recognized by Chambers USA for environmental litigation (2015 to 2022), and has been named by Law360 as one of the "Top 5 Environmental Attorneys Under the Age of 40" on two occasions.

Professional Memberships

ALI-ABA: Faculty of Global Warming: “Climate Change and the Law”

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Chambers Guide to the USA

Environment - District of Columbia

Band 4
Individual Editorial
Mark DeLaquil is a CAA specialist who focuses on the representation of clients in environmental litigation at the district and appellate court levels. He also handles regulatory and rulemaking proceedings pertaining to emissions standards.
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Strengths

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  • Mark DeLaquil is the go-to guy in the regulatory EPA world. He is the guy.

    EnvironmentChambers Guide to the USA

  • He is one of the most gifted attorneys in this field that I have had the fortune of working with. We appreciate his realistic and pragmatic approach and his extensive natural resource knowledge and experience.

    EnvironmentChambers Guide to the USA

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