Brigid Landy Khuri

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Brigid Landy Khuri is a member of the McNees Energy and Environmental Law Group, where she focuses in the area of environmental regulation. She advises clients from a variety of industries regarding air, water, waste, land use, and remediation issues, as well as in related litigation and administrative proceedings. Brigid guides clients seeking environmental permits and those responding to enforcement actions brought by state and federal agencies. She has also conducted comprehensive internal investigations stemming from alleged criminal environmental compliance issues. Brigid has significant experience litigating in Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court, where she has secured both emergency and permanent injunctions to stop the implementation of regulations and other actions by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Brigid has also practiced and argued before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

Brigid has been a regular speaker at Pennsylvania’s Environmental Law Forum and contributed to several environmental law treatises, including Pennsylvania Oil and Gas Practice. She understands environmental compliance is just one aspect of her clients’ operations and her goal is to find efficient, effective solutions that contribute to the client’s overall success.

Prior to joining McNees, Brigid was an associate at a global Am Law 100 firm where she primarily advised large energy clients. She also served as a law clerk for the Honorable J. Michael Eakin of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and in the chambers of U.S. Federal Magistrate Judge Timothy R. Rice. While in law school, Brigid interned at the Pennsylvania DEP. Prior to that, she spent time at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia and the Philadelphia Defenders Association.

Brigid was born and raised in Bradford County, Pennsylvania. She now lives in Camp Hill with her husband, two sons, and rescue dog. When not working, Brigid enjoys introducing her boys to the sport of baseball (specifically the New York Yankees), baking, and spending time with her very large Irish and Lebanese extended families