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Gregory Howard Suess is a distinguished energy law attorney based in Los Angeles, California, with 27 years of dedicated practice in the field. Located at 10250 Constellation Boulevard on the 19th floor, Gregory practices at both Christensen, Glaser, Fink, Jacobs, Weil and Shapiro, LLP, and his own Law Offices of Gregory Howard Suess. His extensive experience and in-depth knowledge of energy law make him a formidable advocate for clients navigating the complexities of this ever-evolving sector. Gregory's practice is focused on providing strategic legal solutions tailored to the unique needs of his clients, ranging from multinational corporations to innovative startups. He is highly regarded for his ability to manage intricate energy transactions and regulatory compliance issues, ensuring his clients achieve their business objectives while adhering to the latest legal standards. Gregory's commitment to excellence and client-centric approach have earned him a reputation for reliability and effectiveness in delivering results. His keen understanding of the energy market dynamics positions him as a valuable partner to those looking to excel in the industry. With nearly three decades of experience, Gregory Howard Suess is a trusted advisor who combines legal acumen with a pragmatic approach to problem-solving. He is deeply committed to fostering long-lasting relationships with his clients, emphasizing open communication and proactive engagement. Whether navigating the challenges of renewable energy projects or traditional energy resource management, Gregory remains steadfast in his dedication to advancing his clients' interests. His authoritative presence in the legal community and unwavering commitment to service make him a leading figure in energy law.
Energy and utilities attorneys advise companies in the energy sector on regulatory compliance, transactions, and disputes. Common matters include regulatory compliance, energy transactions, utility disputes, renewable energy.