Energy Associate Attorney

This prominent law firm in Washington, DC, is seeking an Energy Associate Attorney with at least 5 years of experience in energy regulatory matters to join their team. This role is focused on the hydropower sector and requires specific expertise in federal and state energy and environmental statutes affecting this industry. The ideal candidate possesses exceptional writing skills, maturity, and effective communication abilities. Eligibility for membership in the District of Columbia Bar or the ability to waive in is essential.

As an Energy Associate Attorney at this firm, you will have the unique opportunity to delve into the intricacies of hydropower regulations and play a pivotal role in shaping the industry's future. Your responsibilities will encompass providing expert legal advice, conducting comprehensive research, and collaborating closely with clients to navigate the complex regulatory landscape. This dynamic position offers the chance to work within a diverse and inclusive team of legal professionals committed to delivering innovative solutions.

Joining this firm means becoming part of a supportive and forward-thinking environment where excellence in the practice of law is paramount. Competitive compensation and benefits, professional growth prospects, and a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion make this an attractive career choice for those ready to make a substantial impact in the energy regulatory field. If you are prepared to embark on a fulfilling legal career and contribute to the evolution of the hydropower industry, apply today to start your journey with us in Washington, DC.

This mid-sized firm has strategic offices throughout the nation and is known for litigation, in particular. Even with 60+ attorneys in the DC office, the work is abundant and the associate client contact are substantial. Look to this firm to continue to expand modestly, bringing in more business from an increasingly national clientele. The firm is entering it's third decade of existence and has certainly branched from its roots in insurance litigation.