On Monday, Nelson Mullins welcomed Dan Simon as a new partner to its energy practice. Simon will be based in both Charlotte, North Carolina, and Washington, D.C. With significant experience in energy regulatory law, Simon’s recruitment further strengthens the firm’s capabilities in representing clients before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
Simon served previously as a trial attorney on FERC’s Office of Administrative Litigation, equipping him with unique insights that will greatly benefit Nelson Mullins’ current and potential clients, according to the firm’s statement.
To read more about Dan Simon’s career move to Nelson Mullins, you can visit Bloomberg Law’s article.
This news adds to a series of team expansions and partner recruitments that are occurring within top-tier law firms, as the energy sector continues to undergo significant shifts and challenges. Energy law practice has been enjoying long term growth and increased demand for legal services because of important changes in industry regulations and global fossil fuel discussions.
Clients are looking for experienced professionals who can help navigate the complex world of energy law, and the addition of a partner like Simon – an expert in energy regulatory law – can help to address these needs.