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About Us
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About Us
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People
News
Contact
Meghan E. Gavin
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Meghan E. Gavin

Partner, Seattle and Olympia

Direct Line: (206) 292-2655
mgavin@cascadialaw.com
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Matt Love
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Matt Love

Partner, Olympia

Direct Line: (360) 292-7101
mlove@cascadialaw.com

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Dennis McLerran
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Dennis McLerran

Attorney, Seattle

Direct Line: (206) 292-2646
dmclerran@cascadialaw.com
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Cascadia Law Group PLLC

Pacific Northwest-based Cascadia Law Group PLLC provides clients with the most effective representation available in our region. We represent clients in litigation and regulatory matters that include complex, sometimes controversial, environmental, land use, and natural resource issues.

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LOCATIONS

Seattle Office
1201 Third Avenue
Suite 320
Seattle, Washington 98101
(206) 292-6300

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Olympia Office
606 Columbia Street NW
Suite 212
Olympia, Washington 98501
(360) 786-5057

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PRACTICE AREAS

Air Quality
Climate Change
Endangered Species & Natural Resources
Energy
Environmental Litigation
Federal Indian Law
Insurance
Permitting & Environmental Review
Property Development
Regulatory Process
Waste Management & Cleanup
Water Resources Management

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