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Jeremy utilizes his knowledge of environmental, land use, regulatory, construction and real estate law to help clients acquire, develop, permit, build, operate and sell their projects and properties.
Jeremy counsels his clients through the full life cycle of a project from acquisition, permitting and construction to operation, leasing, financing or re-sale thereby providing the continuity and comprehensive services his clients require for the success of their projects. His technical on-the-ground experience with land development and redevelopment uniquely positions him to identify and address his client’s business needs and risks. Jeremy’s broad expertise in regulatory, real estate, land use, construction and environmental aspects of transmission, energy, and traditional land development projects provides critical continuity and insight into the multifaceted issues that are typical in energy and land development projects.
Prior to joining Fredrikson & Byron, Jeremy worked as a biologist for two state agencies and as a consultant for regional and international consulting firms where he assisted clients with environmental assessments, site design, permitting and entitlement and construction monitoring. Jeremy’s technical expertise is exemplified by his technical background and authorship or co-authorship of ten scientific publications.
April 28, 2020
By Haley Waller Pitts, Lindsey A. Remakel and Jeremy P. Duehr
On April 27, 2020, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers filed a motion asking a Montana federal court to partially stay its April 15, 2020, decision vacating Nationwide Permit 12, pending a Corps appeal of that decision.
April 17, 2020
By Haley Waller Pitts, Lindsey A. Remakel and Jeremy P. Duehr
On April 15, 2020, a Montana federal district court issued a decision in litigation arising from the Keystone XL pipeline that vacated Nationwide Permit 12.
