Messner Reeves Partner Laura Chartrand is the former Regional Solicitor of the Rocky Mountain Region with the U.S. Department of the Interior and the former Deputy Attorney General for the Natural Resources and Environment Section at the Colorado Attorney General’s Office.
Natural resources law and environmental law are inherently complex and ever-evolving. Our firm provides high-level guidance from a blended perspective that includes years of experience in state, federal, and administrative law. Messner Reeves Partner Laura Chartrand, Former Regional Solicitor of the Rocky Mountain Region with the U.S. Department of the Interior, heads this practice area with representative experience covering water law, land use rights, and wildlife law.
Messner Reeves lawyers work closely with our clients to protect their interests in water, lands, energy, and climate change-related matters, navigating the regulations and policies that impact environmental & land use permitting, wildlife management, water supply, and corporate governance. Messner Reeves attorneys work with our renewable and fossil-fuel energy industry clients to provide legal services ranging from corporate law to land use and developing their interests.
Messner Reeves is a top choice for representation in all aspects of natural resources law and environmental law.
