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Courtney Keehan Authors Article on Key Changes to Wetlands Legislation for Tennessee Bar Association Environmental Law Section Newsletter
Courtney Keehan recently authored, “Tennessee Enacts Wetlands Legislation: Key Changes for Property Developers and Owners,” for the Tennessee Bar Association Environmental Law Section newsletter. The article covers Senate Bill No. 670, a new law that will significantly change wetland management in the state of Tennessee, including wetland determinations, new classification systems, regulatory thresholds, and regional impact. Courtney explains that the legislation alters oversight requirements for many isolated wetlands, providing more flexibility for development while allowing for potential impacts on flood control and ecosystem health. Additionally, the article highlights the implications for property owners and developers, addressing both the opportunities and challenges this law presents.
Courtney Keehan is an associate at Chambliss and advises on business matters related to mergers and acquisitions, environmental compliance, health care, and general business operations. She works with clients in a wide variety of industries and is genuinely interested in their success. Courtney has developed great relationships through her personal approach and consistently offers high-quality results. For more details on her practice and experience, please visit Courtney’s bio.
