Martin J. (“Kelly”) McTigue’s practice covers a wide range of environmental issues, including water quality and supply, air quality including climate change and greenhouse gas regulation, reporting obligations, permitting issues, and the regulation and remediation of hazardous substances and natural resource damages. He also directs national and international environmental diligence associated with mergers, acquisitions and financings. The relationships with environmental regulatory agencies he established throughout his career enable Kelly to anticipate the environmental and water issues likely to confront his clients, and provide advice tailored to their unique circumstances.

Kelly’s experience with Superfund and hazardous waste law, as well as the redevelopment, transfer, and cleanup of contaminated property, includes representation of clients at several major groundwater contamination Superfund sites in California and Arizona, as well as other remediation sites in Washington, Oregon and Idaho along with federal and state locations. He represents clients across a variety of industries, including mining, waste management, property development, ports, airports, energy, oil and gas, manufacturing, biotechnology and entertainment. Kelly also provides environmental compliance, water resources and diligence advice to energy industry clients and has experience with most types of power plants, including thermal, cogeneration, and such alternative technologies as wind, solar, and geothermal.