Garrett is an environmental associate in the firm’s Washington, D.C., office. He provides solutions to clients facing complex regulatory, litigation, and enforcement challenges under the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, Administrative Procedure Act, and other similar statutes. Based on his experience in public service and private practice, Garrett is particularly well-versed in challenging agency actions that affect the oil, gas, and chemical industries.

Bar Admissions

Education

• JD, University of Maryland School of Law, cum laude, Managing Editor, Journal of Business & Technology Law, 2019



• MPP, George Mason University, 2016



• BS, Environmental Science, University of West Florida, 2014

• Environmental Law in the Supreme Court: Highlights from the 2020 Term, The Federalist Society Review
• Litigation Update: Louisiana v. Biden and the Social Cost of Carbon, The Federalist Society Blog
• What’s in a Number: The Social Cost of Carbon, Georgetown Environmental Law Review
• Global Trends in the Protection of Migratory Birds, American Bar Association Natural Resources & Environment Magazine
• The Biden Administration’s Approach to “Further Advancing Racial Equity” at U.S. EPA, The Federalist Society Blog
• Analysis: US federal leasing strategy will continue to evolve, Offshore Magazine
• Regulatory Certainty: A Flight of Fancy for the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
• Analysis: US federal leasing strategy will continue to evolve, Offshore Magazine
• API v. EPA: Blurring the Line Between EPA Rulemaking Authority and the D.C. Circuit Court’s Power to Revise Final Agency Actions, The Federal Bar Association, The Federal Lawyer Magazine
• Mississippi v. Tennessee: Equitable Apportionment of an Interstate Water Aquafer, The Federalist Society Blog
• California offshore wind: What's next following the $757 million auction, Renewable Energy World