Barry Needleman
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Phone

Direct (603) 230-4407
Fax (603) 625-5650

Email

barry.needleman@mclane.com

Office

11 South Main Street - Suite 500
Concord, NH 03301

Practice/Industry Groups

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Barry Needleman
Director & Chair of the Management Committee

Barry regularly handles environmental matters for regional and national clients involving permitting, compliance counseling, auditing, and defense of administrative and judicial enforcement actions. He has done substantial work developing energy projects. He litigates issues arising out of historic liabilities at former manufactured gas plants and environmental insurance coverage disputes on behalf of policyholders.

Department

Environmental

Areas of Practice

  • Environmental litigation
  • Environmental Compliance Counseling

Representative Clients & Work

  • KeySpan - Manufactured Gas Plant Litigation
  • Town of Hopkinton - Clean Air Act and general environmental counseling regarding concerns associated with the siting of a solid waste incinerator
  • AES - permitting work to site a new 720 megawatt gas-fired cogeneration facility

Admissions

New Hampshire

Professional & Association Memberships

  • New Hampshire Bar Association
  • Past chair, Environmental Section of the New Hampshire Bar Association

Community Involvement

  • Board of Directors member, New England BioSolids and Residuals Association
  • Former Board member, Adirondack Mountain Club

Recognition

  • Recognized in Chambers USA
  • 1993 Randolph C. Shaw graduate fellow in Environmental Law at George Washington University, National Law Center

Career

  • L.L.M. (Environmental), with highest honors, George Washington University, National Law Center, 1993
  • J.D., cum laude Lewis & Clark College, Northwestern School of Law, 1992
  • B.A., Clark University, 1987

Recent Publications and Lectures

Barry writes and speaks frequently on a wide variety of environmental topics; has taught environmental courses at Vermont Law School, Boston University School of Law, and Franklin Pierce Law Center