Meghan Greenfield, a seasoned litigation counsel from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has been appointed as a partner at Jenner & Block, an announcement made by the firm on Tuesday. Greenfield will join the firm’s energy practice and its environmental and workplace health and safety practice in Washington. Her expertise in regulatory and litigation matters extends across several significant areas including power sector environmental regulation, greenhouse gas regulation, chemical and hazardous substance regulation, federal preemption, and environmental justice issues.
Her move to Jenner & Block marks the latest in a series of strategic lateral hires by law firms seeking to bolster their environmental and regulatory practices amidst evolving regulatory landscapes. Greenfield’s experience at the EPA, particularly as senior counsel for litigation, positions her to be a valuable asset, particularly in advising on complex regulatory challenges and litigation risks facing corporations.
The move aligns with broader industry trends where law firms continue to enhance their capabilities in response to increasing regulatory scrutiny and the growing significance of sustainability and environmental governance in corporate agendas. For further details, refer to the official announcement from Jenner & Block.