Heather L. Demirjian uses her broad range of experience in state and federal environmental law to craft creative solutions to her clients’ complex environmental needs. Heather represents and counsels a wide array of clients, including real estate developers, banking institutions, commercial, industrial and manufacturing operations, data centers, oil and gas companies, municipal utilities, and government entities. She counsels clients with an eye toward finding ways to use the requirements of environmental law to support her clients’ strategic objectives and to minimize the impacts of those requirements on their business needs.
Heather has significant experience assisting clients on environmental transactional, regulatory and litigation matters, including:
Rutgers Law School - Camden, J.D., 2005
Rutgers University, B.A. English, 2002
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