400 Convention Street, Suite 700, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70802
Practice Areas : Energy
600 Jefferson Street, Suite 1101, Lafayette, Louisiana, 70501
Practice Areas : Energy
600 Jefferson Street, Suite 1101, Lafayette, Louisiana, 70501
Practice Areas : Business Law
400 W Market St, Louisville, Kentucky, 40202
Practice Areas : Antitrust Law
201 West Short Street, Suite 310, Lexington, Kentucky, 40507
Practice Areas : Appeals & Appellate
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Energy attorneys work across power generation, transmission and supply: utility regulation and rate proceedings, renewable project development, power purchase agreements, interconnection and siting, storage, energy efficiency programmes, and disputes between developers, utilities and offtakers.
The practice sits at the meeting point of regulation and project finance. Federal energy regulation, state utility commissions and local siting authority all touch the same project, and timelines are driven as much by permitting as by construction.
Before you hire
- Ask which side of the industry the attorney serves — utilities, developers, industrial customers or landowners — and whether that creates a conflict.
- For projects, ask about experience before your state's public utility commission and about interconnection queues.
- Landowners approached about a lease or easement should have it reviewed before signing. These agreements run for decades.
Oil and gas law and environmental law are the closest neighbouring categories.