Lloyd Landreth

Jenks, Oklahoma

Region 6 AR, LA, NM, OK, and TX

Court Admissions

Environmental League of Massachusetts, Board Member, 2005-Present, Board Chair, 2011-2016
NAIOP Massachusetts Chapter, Member, Government Affairs Advisory Committee; Co-Chair, Environmental Committee, 2005-2013
Massachusetts Corporate Wetlands Restoration Partnership, Board Member, 2003-2011
New Ecology, Inc., Board Member, 1999-2009
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, Regulatory Reform Task Force 2011
Boston Bar Association Environmental Section, Chair, 1999-2002
Boston Bar Association Environmental Section, Hazardous Waste Committee, Chair, 1995-1997
Boston Bar Journal, Board of Editors, 1998-2000
Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection Wetlands Program, Volunteer Mediator, 1993-1995; Trained mediator
Massachusetts Environmental Justice Network, Steering Committee Member, 1994-2003

Represented Entegris, a leader in specialty chemicals and advanced materials solutions for the microelectronics industry, in the environmental aspects of a number of different acquisitions.
Provides ongoing compliance advice to a number of electric generating facilities.
Represents various firms in energy generation and transmission siting and licensing new projects.
Represents large biopharmaceutical company in defense of claims alleging violations of the Clean Air Act.
Represents large asphalt manufacturing in defense of Clean Air Act and related nuisance claims.
Represents maker of filtration equipment in settlement of claims alleging violation of Clean Water Act requirements.
Represented the owner of several hydropower facilities in defense of citizen suit claims under the Endangered Species Act and Clean Water Act.
Represents several PRPs and groups of PRPs in all aspects of CERCLA remedy negotiation and implementation including related litigation.
Represented Boston University in the development of the National Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratories in Boston, Massachusetts, including assistance in complying with NEPA and MEPA.

Acushnet v. Coaters, 191 F.3d 69 (1st Cir. 1999)