Parsons Behle & Latimer (Parsons), a preeminent law firm in the Intermountain Region, is pleased to announce that attorney Kaycee May Royer has joined the firm’s Boise office as a member of its energy, environmental and natural resources (EENR) practice. With extensive experience in the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Royer enhances the firm’s capabilities, serving clients across a range of energy, environmental and natural resource matters. Prior to joining Parsons, Royer practiced at Perkins Coie.
Royer counsels clients on regulatory compliance, permitting, environmental due diligence and enforcement defense. She has deep experience advising clients in the mining, energy and agricultural sectors, particularly in navigating complex state and federal environmental regulations.
“I am excited about the opportunity to join the outstanding team at Parsons Behle & Latimer,” says Royer. “Parsons is renowned for its commitment to excellence in client service, and I look forward to contributing to this tradition by assisting my mining, energy, agriculture and industrial clients through the complexities of environmental permitting and regulatory compliance."
The addition of Royer to Parsons’ EENR practice continues a long-standing tradition of excellence at the firm. Parsons has been a leader in environmental, natural resources and mining law in the Intermountain Region for more than 140 years, representing many of the region’s most prominent mining and energy entities. Parsons’ EENR attorneys are widely recognized for their depth of knowledge, industry insight and practical approach to solving complex regulatory and litigation challenges.
“We are thrilled to welcome Kaycee to the firm,” says Michael A. Zody, chairperson of Parsons’ environmental and natural resources practice. “Her substantial experience and proven track record in energy, environmental and natural resource law further strengthens our Boise team and our ability to serve clients in Idaho and beyond.”
Royer’s arrival underscores Parsons’s ongoing commitment to expanding its presence in the Intermountain Region and delivering top-tier legal counsel in energy, environmental and natural resources to its EENR clients.
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