Beveridge & Diamond, P.C., a specialist environmental law firm, handles significant U.S. environmental cases, with a distinguished team – including former DOJ, EPA, and state agency professionals. The firm has a strong record on critical issues like climate change, PFAS, and sustainability. Recent hires, including Louis Manzo – from the U.S Department of Justice, Taylor Ferrell – from the US Department of Defense, and Amber Ahmed – from the Texas Office of the Attorney General, enhance the firm’s national litigation strength. John Cruden, a former Assistant Attorney General for the DOJ’s Environmental Division, leads high-profile cases as co-chair of the litigation group. Maddie Boyer, a founder of the firm’s Austin office and Latin American group, brings deep experience advising multinational clients on environmental matters, specializing in air permitting and litigation for the chemical and petroleum sectors. Daniel Krainin  is a seasoned environmental litigator specializing in toxic tort and product liability cases. Also key are Parker Moore and Katrina Krebs, who advise on NEPA and Wetlands regulation – as well as many other areas.
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Lawyers

Hall of Fame

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John Cruden
John Cruden
Leading associates

Leading associates with regular involvement in their team's key work, and recognition from peers or clients as being ones to watch.

Katrina Krebs
Katrina Krebs
Parker Moore
Parker Moore
Practice head

John Cruden; Dan Krainin; Maddie Boyer

Other key lawyers

Louis Manzo; Amber Ahmed; Taylor Ferrell; Parker Moore; Katrina Krebs