Leah J. Knowlton has more than 25 years of experience counseling clients on environmental regulatory matters and representing them in criminal and civil litigation involving chemical contamination and other environmental violations. Ms. Knowlton regularly develops and implements environmental compliance management systems and advises clients on chemical safety and security matters. She has extensive experience assessing environmental risk and negotiation contracts and remediation plans in corporate and real estate transactions.
| Job Types | Partner |
| Areas of Practice | 1) Environmental and Energy and 2) Litigation and Dispute Resolution |
| Law School | Yale Law School (J.D.,1987) |
| Education | University of Chicago (B.A.,1982) |
| Bar Member / Association | Georgia State Bar Association, New York State Bar Association |
| Most recent firm | Taylor English Duma LLP |
| LinkedIn Profile | https://www.linkedin.com/in/leahknowlton |
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