Charlotte A. Biblow - Farrell Fritz

Charlotte Biblow was an environmental lawyer prior to her retirement from Farrell Fritz. During her successful career, Charlotte provided a breadth of knowledge to clients in the areas of environmental, land use, and municipal law, as well as in commercial litigation. She had a reputation for incredible legal abilities that were unmatched by other environmental lawyers.

As a trained scientist, Charlotte applied her deep scientific background to environmental litigation in support of corporations and individuals. Charlotte stood out for her work in a range of business transactions involving environmental due diligence, audits, and environmental regulations. Through her broad practice, Charlotte also advised clients on environmental permitting, regulatory compliance and investigation, and the remediation of environmentally impacted properties, such as brownfield sites, Superfund sites, and petroleum contamination sites.

Over the course of her career, Charlotte was seen as a thought leader. She shared generously of her knowledge by publishing content on brownfield remediation, environmental law, and SEQRA. She also wrote on the impacts of environmental law on real estate transfers, land use issues, and indoor air pollution. She published a bimonthly column for the New York Law Journal on New York State environmental regulations for many years and was also a frequent contributor to the firm’s Long Island Land Use & Zoning blog.