GreenLaw and Sierra Club Applaud Plan
to Curb Carbon Pollution
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a proposal for the first-ever national protections from dangerous carbon pollution from existing power plants. Carbon pollution causes climate disruption and is already costing American communities billions of dollars from flooding, super-storms, wildfires and extreme heat. Read more >>
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GreenLaw Attorneys Ashten Bailey and MaKara Rumley hosted a public meeting in Sandersville about Plant Washington. This is the local Fox News coverage of the event.
A proposal to build a $2.1 billion coal fire power plant in Washington County came under harsh criticism by a duo of lawyers from environmental non-profit organization GreenLaw. The lawyers were invited to speak at New Light Christian Fellowship Church in Warthen by Washington County community group Fall Line Alliance for a Cleaner Environment (FACE).
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Welcome New Board Member: Stephen Lowry
GreenLaw welcomes Stephen G. Lowry as our newest board member. Steve is a partner in the firm, Harris Penn Lowry. He is a talented litigator with broad experience across multiple areas of practice. A passionate advocate for parties who have been harmed by the actions of others, Steve has secured multiple top 10 verdicts in Georgia, including the state's largest verdict, a wrongful death case, in 2010.
While attending Lewis & Clark Law School, Steve worked for non-profits on Clean Water Act cases and he served on the Environmental Law Review.
Steve serves in leadership positions in numerous organizations such as Governor of American Association of Justice; Executive Committee of Georgia Trial Lawyers Association, Board Member of the Southern Trial Lawyers Association and Past President of the Savannah Trial Lawyers Association.
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