As one of Texas’s leading environmental and energy lawyers. Scott Deatherage has practiced environmental and energy law for over 35 years.
His environmental law practice has involved solving environmental problems for clients in manufacturing, oil and gas, chemical, petrochemical, petroleum refining and marketing, real estate development, trucking, banking, private equity, among other industries and businesses.
In the energy space, Scott has worked with clients on electricity generation projects totaling more than $10 billion. His energy work work includes power purchase agreements, EPC contracts, membership interest purchase agreements, and other energy-related representation.
He has advised business entities for decades and negotiated numerous contracts such as purchase and sale of businesses and assets, leases, independent contractor agreements, engineering, consulting, and construction contracts, and environmental and energy agreements.
As one of Texas’s leading environmental lawyers, Scott Deatherage has practiced environmental law for over 30 years. His practice has included representation of clients in manufacturing, oil and gas, chemical, petrochemical, petroleum refining and marketing, real estate development, trucking, banking, private equity, among other industries and businesses.
Scott is also an energy attorney who has worked with clients on electricity generation projects totaling more than $5 billion.
He has advised business entities for decades and negotiated numerous contracts involving purchases and sales of businesses and assets, leases, independent contractors, engineering, consulting, construction and environmental and energy matters.
Scott brings an innovative approach to environmental, energy, and business matters and finds creative ways to represent clients and achieve successful outcomes.
We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of a complex data center transaction for our client, which…
An EBA-RMC Replay of Scott Deatherage’s presentation on Solar Roof Tax Credits (originally recorded on June 19th, 2019).
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