Tiffanie (she/her) is a Natural Resource & Environmental Attorney specializing in energy infrastructure and transmission permitting for developments on federal, state, and tribal lands. As an associate in the firm's natural resources practice group, she guides clients through complex regulatory frameworks and authorization processes including NEPA, FPA, CWA, NHPA, ESA, MMPA, NMSA, BGEPA, and MBTA, while facilitating essential tribal consultations.
Her practice covers the entire United States, where she helps clients navigate federal environmental reviews and permitting for hydropower relicensing, transmission lines, and renewable and natural gas energy projects. She has particular expertise in FERC hydropower licensing and relicensing proceedings, crafting compelling legal arguments on proposed federal rulemakings. She also has expansive experience preparing comprehensive due diligence reviews for project compliance on a broad range of energy infrastructure developments.
Drawing from her experience at a California law firm, Tiffanie has significant background in water rights disputes and large water infrastructure projects, including work on the Central Valley Project and State Water Project. Her time as a judicial clerk at the Washington State Court of Appeals, Division I, provided her with valuable insight into litigation strategies and judicial review processes—expertise she brings to all client representations.
Committed to balancing development needs with environmental stewardship, Tiffanie helps clients navigate and defend permitting requirements for large infrastructure projects across the United States.
Outside the office, she is dedicated to mentoring through her alma mater and professional associations, and unwinds by spending time with her two rescue dogs, diving into fiction books, and traveling.