Panoramic: Automotive and Mobility 2025
We work on a range of natural resource issues: incentive-based strategies for compliance with listing and habitat provisions of the Endangered Species Act (ESA); wetlands and water (CWA) permitting (section 404) and mitigation; and trading in pollution and carbon credits. We have a solid track record with tax-leveraged real estate transactions with historic preservation and conservation components. This includes conservation easements, bargain sales of conservation parcels, and rehab tax credits.
We have close working relationships with the U.S. Forest Service and the Natural Resources Conservation Service. We assist with permitting of projects on National Forest lands, and applications for funding from programs that promote sustainable forestry (Forest Legacy) and agriculture.
Our capabilities at a glance
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Hear from our clients and industry leaders
The whole team is super smart. They are all really easy to work with and then know our business inside out. They come to us proactively with issues and are incredibly responsive.
Chambers & Partners, UK Guide, 2025
An intellectually brilliant and commercially astute public law team. One of the very best in the city.
Chambers & Partners UK 2025
Hogan Lovells has a high capability in solving complex issues that involve both legal and technical perspectives.
Chambers & Partners, Germany, 2025
The lawyers are just experts. They are there when you need them and happy to entertain all my questions. They understand the wider context and the politics and sensitivities of it.
Chambers & Partners, UK 2025
Representative experience
Represent largest U.S. wetland mitigation banks developer in all aspects of its pioneering business: real estate transactions, regulatory compliance, policy development, and identification of mitigation opportunities.
Represented association of oil and gas producers in successful challenge to listing of an endangered species.
Prepared comments for trade association on U.S. Forest Service’s guidance that would have significantly impacted users of groundwater on or near National Forest System lands.
Represented numerous entities in comments on critical habitat designations to limit impacts on development of needed infrastructure.
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