Jackson Walker is pleased to announce the selection of the following 14 partners to Lawdragon’s fifth annual guide to the nation’s leading energy lawyers:
- Amy Baird – Energy Litigation
- Jennifer Bencken – Energy & Natural Resources
- Linda Donohoe – Energy Project Development
- Leonard Dougal – Environmental Law, esp. Water
- Joe Flack – Energy Finance
- Meghan Griffiths – Energy & Electricity
- Peter Hosey – Energy, Environment & Natural Resources
- Richard Howell– Energy Litigation
- Jesse S. Lotay – Energy & Natural Resources
- Danny Nappier – Energy & Natural Resources Litigation
- Mike Nasi – Environment & Energy
- Mike Pearson – Energy Law
- Kirk Rasmussen – Energy & Natural Resources
- Jordan Smith – Energy Finance
Launched in 2005, Lawdragon is a legal media company that features news, editorial features, and a variety of guides to the nation’s top legal professionals who lead in a particular practice area or industry and who have handled significant matters within the past year. Selection to this list of the top energy attorneys in the U.S. is limited to those who have been in practice for at least 10 years and is based on the publication’s individual research, submissions from firms and companies, and vetting with experienced lawyers in their respective areas.
To see the full list, visit Lawdragon‘s announcement “The 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Energy Lawyers.”
About Our Energy Practice
Jackson Walker has been the counsel of choice on complex matters involving the energy and natural resources industry for over a century. Our Energy attorneys have the skills and experience to provide high levels of service to our energy clients in a broad range of diverse specialties, including acquisitions and dispositions, administrative and regulatory, commodities and derivatives, electricity, finance, intellectual property, litigation, tax, workouts and reorganizations, and many other practice areas. We have represented clients before the United States Supreme Court and other federal and state courts, the EPA, TCEQ, the Texas Railroad Commission, and the Texas Legislature, among others. To explore our related experience, visit the Energy practice page.
