
Dentons announced today that Gina Angiolillo has joined as of counsel in the Portland, Maine, office, further strengthening the Firm’s capabilities in environmental and natural resources.
Gina Angiolillo focuses her practice on complex environmental and natural resources matters, with experience in state and federal litigation involving water rights, Superfund and tort claims. She represents clients in litigation involving contamination, groundwater and regulatory concerns. Gina also represents clients in water adjudications and offers strategic guidance on issues involving historic water rights.
In addition to her litigation practice, she advises clients on land use and development matters, helping navigate environmental impacts, permitting requirements and regulatory compliance. Gina counsels clients on a broad range of environmental and land use issues, including environmental due diligence, permitting strategies, residential and commercial development projects, and regulatory compliance. Her experience allows her to guide clients through the full lifecycle of environmental and development challenges.
“We are thrilled to welcome Gina to our growing Portland office. Her deep experience in environmental litigation, land use and water rights will be an exceptional asset to our clients and a strong complement to our team,” said Portland Office Managing Partner Andrew Helman.
“We continue to add top talent like Gina who have the skills and experience to serve clients locally, nationally and globally. Gina strengthens our ability to support our clients as they face complex environmental legal and business challenges in Portland and beyond,” said Managing Partner Keith Bice.
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