Monarch Butterfly

Laura’s practice includes water rights acquisitions, sales, contracts, easements, well share and water delivery agreements, adjudications, permitting, extensions, transfers, certification, regulatory compliance and litigation of water rights disputes before state administrative bodies as well as State and Federal trial and appellate courts.

Therese Ure completed factual investigations related to civil and administrative matters; drafted and edited documents; prepared trial exhibits; prepared for and undertook client interviews; drafted state and federal agency requests; prepared for and completed witness identification and preliminary interviews; prepared discovery requests; organized production requests and responses; completed simple legal research; and assisted attorneys in all aspects of hearing and trial.

Elizabeth works with companies and individuals to navigate complex natural resource and environmental regulations and to obtain permits and authorizations.

Craig Trueblood led the firm’s environment, land use and natural resources practice group from 2004 through 2012. He practices exclusively in environmental, land use, real estate and natural resource law and litigation, focusing on air quality, water quality, Superfund, natural resources restoration, NEPA/SEPA, and siting complex facilities such as incinerators, wastewater treatment plants, landfills, marine terminals, telecommunication facilities and mixed-use developments.

Accomplished, first-chair environment litigator with over 26 years of experience in water quality, water resources, and complex environmental litigation, with particular expertise in Clean Water Act permitting and regulatory compliance, CERCLA (Superfund) site remediation, and emerging contaminants.

Rick Agnew represents a variety of clients before Congress and federal agencies, particularly on matters relating to federal laws and permits governing energy projects, environmental matters, and the uses of natural resources.

Duncan assists private and public clients with a wide range of land development and real property issues. He provides strategic advice and support to clients in planning and permitting large, complex projects in the energy, transportation, and natural resource sectors.

Connie Sue Martin helps Indian tribes and companies address environmental contamination and restore injured natural resources. She is one of the count

Draper Law PLLC is a solo law firm focused on all aspects of land conservation — from serving as transactional counsel for the purchase, sale and donation of properties and conservation easements, to providing strategic guidance on the stewardship, management and enforcement of conservation easements.

Mr Mason is one of the founders of Jefferson Land Trust, with over 18 years of experience drafting conservation easements.

Arthur Macomber has practiced real property law in the Inland Northwest since 2006, bringing a practical approach to legal problems.

Greg George joined Macomber Law in 2015.  Mr. George received his Juris Doctor from University of Washington School of Law and graduated from Whitworth University cum laude with a degree in Economics.

Mr. Schroeder has provided quality legal services to individuals, families, farmers, ranchers, businesses, non-profit organizations, cities, and counties.

Misti focuses her practice on conservation transactions and regularly provides guidance to property owners and land trusts regarding the structuring, negotiating, and closing of conservation easements, purchase agreements and options, and carbon projects.

Nossaman represents a wide array of government and private entities engaged in resource use and conservation activities both within California and across the nation.

Mission Our mission is to provide high-quality, effective legal representation for those who share our commitment to fight for the right to own and use property, limited and ethical government, individual liberty, and the free enterprise system.

Billy provides counsel on issues regarding natural resources, land use, and environmental regulations, including matters involving wetlands or hazardous waste, natural resource damage actions, and Clean Water Act and Clean Air Act challenges