Laura Zagar is a distinguished Partner at Perkins Coie, where she leverages her extensive expertise in natural resource, land use, energy, and water law to advance innovative solutions for climate resilience. With a focus on large-scale energy and infrastructure projects, Laura has played a pivotal...
Laura Zagar is a distinguished Partner at Perkins Coie, where she leverages her extensive expertise in natural resource, land use, energy, and water law to advance innovative solutions for climate resilience. With a focus on large-scale energy and infrastructure projects, Laura has played a pivotal role in shaping the future of sustainable energy in the United States. Her work encompasses a diverse array of initiatives, including transmission systems, offshore and onshore wind farms, solar energy developments, energy storage solutions, and critical water infrastructure projects.
In her current role, Laura represents clients in complex proceedings before the California Public Utilities Commission, navigating the intricate regulatory landscape that governs energy and environmental compliance. Her deep understanding of federal and state environmental statutes, such as the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the Endangered Species Act, and the Clean Water Act, allows her to provide strategic guidance that ensures her clients meet their legal obligations while advancing their project goals.
Laura's commitment to environmental awareness and sustainability is evident in her approach to litigation and appeals, where she skillfully advocates for her clients' interests while promoting responsible resource management. Her proficiency in corporate law further enhances her ability to advise clients on the multifaceted challenges they face in the energy sector. As a thought leader in the field, Laura continues to drive impactful projects that not only bolster infrastructure resilience but also contribute to a sustainable future for communities across the nation.
