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At the environmental law firm of Kathleen P. Clack, Attorney at Law, we protect and defend the rights of property owners who are facing legal and regulatory challenges or who are seeking collaborative solutions to environmental concerns. We serve individual, business, and government clients throughout California, particularly in the major agricultural regions of the San Joaquin Valley, the Imperial Valley, and the Central Valley. In federal environmental law cases, we represent clients across the nation.
Environmental litigation, while a significant and valuable service to our clients, is only one part of our law practice. Equally valuable to our clients, and to the community at large, is our work in bringing together diverse stakeholders. Negotiation, sensitive facilitation, and creative environmental problem-solving can lead to solutions that avoid costly environmental litigation.
Ms. Clack worked to facilitate the transfer of 28,000 acres of former military property to civilian use. A multi layered group of people working toward a single goal within a complex legal framework: Federal Government, Local Agencies and Planning, Regulatory Agencies, Environmental Activists, Elected Representatives and Commercial Developers. Environmental and real property law was the glue, while divergent interests the challenge.
California
1998
Monterey College of Law
Environmental Law
