Nijman Franzetti Recognized as Featured Firm in Environmental Law Network
Nijman Franzetti is pleased to announce that it is the Featured Firm in the Environmental Law Network, a network that links environmental law firms and their attorneys nationwide. Additionally, our new partner, E. Lynn Grayson, is highlighted as a “Lawyer Spotlight” on the network. Both recognitions can be seen on the Environmental Law Network’s webpage. http://elnonline.com/.
Craig Thedwall
Supreme Court Strikes Down ‘End Result’ Discharge Limitations in CWA’s NPDES Permit System
In San Francisco v. EPA, released March 4th 2025, the United States Supreme Court ruled that Section 1311(b(1)(C) of the Clean Water Act (CWA) does not allow the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to include ‘end result’ provisions in National…
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Congratulations to Nijman Franzetti LLP’s Attorneys Named as 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Environmental Lawyers– The Green 500
We are pleased to share that attorneys from Nijman Franzetti LLP have been recognized in the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Environmental Lawyers – The Green 500. This prestigious guide highlights the top legal minds working to shape environmental and energy…
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Nijman Franzetti LLP’s Partners Recognized as 2025 Super Lawyers in Environmental Law
Join us in congratulating our 2025 Super Lawyers. Top 100 Illinois Lawyers: E. Lynn Grayson Top 50 Illinois Women Lawyers: Jennifer T. Nijman and E. Lynn Grayson 2025 Illinois Super Lawyers: Jennifer T. Nijman, Susan M. Franzetti, E. Lynn Grayson,…
Kristen Gale
Illinois Pollution Control Board Holds That Section 13-205 Statute of Limitations Does Not Apply to Section 31 Enforcement Actions Brought Before It.
Recently the Illinois Pollution Control Board (“Board”) decided that the 5-year statute of limitations under Section 13-205 of the IL Code of Civil Procedure did not apply to enforcement actions brought in front of the Board. In People of the…
Susan Franzetti
PFAS Monitoring in Industrial Stormwater: Key Updates from EPA’s Proposed 2026 MSGP
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is taking a first step towards requiring PFAS sampling of certain industrial stormwater discharges. On December 13, 2024, U.S. EPA published a notice requesting public comment for the 2026 National Pollutant Discharge Elimination…