About Jennifer
Jennifer Cave has over 20 years of experience working as an environmental consultant and attorney across the United States. Serving as Chair of the firm's Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, she works closely with businesses to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental laws and regulations. Ms. Cave advises clients on air quality, storm water, wastewater, and solid and hazardous waste permitting and compliance requirements and defends clients in administrative, civil, and criminal enforcement actions. Ms. Cave also regularly counsels equipment manufacturers on the importation and sale of mobile sources under the Clean Air Act and guides clients through transactions involving the purchase and sale of contaminated properties.Recent AssignmentsNegotiated a coverage settlement on behalf of an excess insurance carrier in a matter involving claims made in connection with contaminated sediments at the Portland Harbor Superfund site.Conducted a Clean Air Act audit and negotiated penalty amnesty with state air agency for a large, coal-fired power plant.Obtained hardship relief from U.S. EPA for a manufacturer of non-road equipment following supply chain shortages of compliant engines resulting from the 2011 tsunami in Japan.Evaluated state and local air permitting requirements for a nationwide product recall by a Japanese automotive manufacturer.Prepared a combined PSD/Title V Permit Application for a proposed coal-fired power plant.Counseled museum with respect to assessment for possible toxic mold growth inside museum building.Defended a major oil company against CERCLA liability in federal court relating to an accidental release of product from a rail car.Advised telecommunications company regarding state air permitting requirements for emergency generators at cell tower sites.Defended an insurance company in coverage action resulting from the release of radioactive materials into a city sewer system by a manufacturer of aircraft engine parts.Advised client with respect to assessment, remediation, and potential sale of a former electric transformer manufacturing facility.Recent News, Articles & Speaking EngagementsJennifer Cave appointed to chair Stites & Harbison’s Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, by editor, The Lane Report, February 9, 2024Jennifer Cave Appointed Chair of Stites & Harbison’s Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, by editor, Attorney At Law Magazine, February 8, 2024People on the Move: Jennifer J. Cave, by editor, Louisville Business First, February 9, 2024Kentucky Begins Implementation and Possible Expansion of Medical Cannabis Program, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, January 9, 2024EPA Finalizes Long-Awaited PFAS Reporting Rule, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, October 10, 2023Responding to Environmental Conditions Resulting from Recent Tornadoes, Floods, and Lightning Strikes (It Can Happen to You too….), co-speaker, 26th Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, August 9-10, 2023A Vapor Mitigation Case Study Under the Brownfields Redevelopment Program, co-speaker, 26th Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, August 9-10, 2023Kentucky Becomes 38th State to Legalize the Use of Medical Cannabis, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, April 3, 2023Latest Trends in Inspections, Enforcement, and EJ, Speaker, 21st Annual Kentucky Environmental Conference, Lexington, KY, March 9-10, 2023Vapor Mitigation Case Study, co-speaker, 2022 Kentucky Commercial Real Estate Conference, October 18, 2022Beshear announces 17 members of Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, by staff writer, Northern Kentucky Tribune, June 15, 2022Gov. Beshear names members of Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, by staff reporter, The Lane Report, June 14, 2022Permitted Vices: Ordinary and Extraordinary Requirements for Expanding Industries, Panelist, Virtual SEER 28th Fall Conference: Webinar Series, American Bar Association, October 21, 202020 People to Know in Law, Louisville Business First, May 11, 2020Four Important Environmental Law Changes Since You’ve Been Home, with W. Blaine Early III, William T. Gorton III, Robert C. Moore, Mary Lucille Noah (Mary Lu), and W. Patrick Stallard, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, May 5, 2020Environmental Compliance Considerations for Kentucky Businesses in the Wake of COVID-19, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, March 31,2020EPA Suspends Enforcement Activities at Regulated Entities Impacted by COVID-19, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, March 27, 2020New and Emerging Issues: Chemical Regulatory Developments, U.S. EPA's Implementation of the Amended Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and Coping with California Proposition 65, 29th Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability & Environmental, Health and Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 24-25, 2020Information You Need on the COVID-19 Coronavirus, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, March 2020Expansions and New Facilities - Permit Planning and Strategies to Stay on Track, 22nd Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber, Lexington, KY, August 14-15, 2019Odors - Air Quality Issues Beyond the Four Corners of Your Permit, 22nd Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber, Lexington, KY, August 14-15, 2019Best Practices to Avoid Environmental Enforcement in an U.S. EPA Era of Power Rebalance, 28th Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability & Environmental, Health and Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 26, 2019Environmental Enforcement - What You Need to Know in 2019, 17th Annual Kentucky Environmental Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Lexington, KY, March 14-15, 2019The X Factor . . . Pathways to Plant Security in the New Millennium, 27th Annual Business and Industry's Sustainability and Environmental, Health & Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 27-28, 2018Caveat Emptor? Strategies to Avoid Environmental Enforcement in a New U.S. EPA Era, 27th Annual Business and Industry's Sustainability and Environmental, Health & Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 27-28, 2018Developments in Federal and Kentucky Environmental Law, Engineering Law and Ethics, HalfMoon Seminars, Lexington, KY, January 18, 2018Community InvolvementKentucky Horse Park Commission (2023-27)Greater Louisville, Inc., Environment and Energy Committee, ChairGreater Louisville, Inc., Public Policy CommitteeTeam Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Board (2022-present)Louisville Regional Science and Engineering Fair, Vice President of Legal & Business Affairs (2018-21)Kentucky Air and Waste Management Association, Board of DirectorsLouisville Air Pollution Control District Multi-Pollutant Stakeholder GroupWomen Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), Co-FounderLeadership Louisville, Class of 2019More Than Stites & HarbisonMs. Cave joined the firm after working as an environmental consultant specializing in due diligence investigations and hazardous waste compliance in New England and the Pacific Northwest. In the past, Ms. Cave has served on the Board of Directors of the Lexington Humane Society, the Louisville Energy Alliance, and the KMAC Museum and the Steering Committee of Leadership Lexington. In 2017, she co-founded Women Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), a networking group of over 100 women working in the environmental, health and safety, and sustainability fields in Louisville. Ms. Cave is an avid horsewoman who enjoys competing in the sport of eventing. She also assists her two rescue dogs, Mason and Malcolm, with managing the family farm in Shelby County.
Jennifer Cave has over 20 years of experience working as an environmental consultant and attorney across the United States. Serving as Chair of the firm's Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, she works closely with businesses to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental laws and regulations. Ms. Cave advises clients on air quality, storm water, wastewater, and solid and hazardous waste permitting and compliance requirements and defends clients in administrative, civil, and criminal enforcement actions. Ms. Cave also regularly counsels equipment manufacturers on the importation and sale of mobile sources under the Clean Air Act and guides clients through transactions involving the purchase and sale of contaminated properties.Recent AssignmentsNegotiated a coverage settlement on behalf of an excess insurance carrier in a matter involving claims made in connection with contaminated sediments at the Portland Harbor Superfund site.Conducted a Clean Air Act audit and negotiated penalty amnesty with state air agency for a large, coal-fired power plant.Obtained hardship relief from U.S. EPA for a manufacturer of non-road equipment following supply chain shortages of compliant engines resulting from the 2011 tsunami in Japan.Evaluated state and local air permitting requirements for a nationwide product recall by a Japanese automotive manufacturer.Prepared a combined PSD/Title V Permit Application for a proposed coal-fired power plant.Counseled museum with respect to assessment for possible toxic mold growth inside museum building.Defended a major oil company against CERCLA liability in federal court relating to an accidental release of product from a rail car.Advised telecommunications company regarding state air permitting requirements for emergency generators at cell tower sites.Defended an insurance company in coverage action resulting from the release of radioactive materials into a city sewer system by a manufacturer of aircraft engine parts.Advised client with respect to assessment, remediation, and potential sale of a former electric transformer manufacturing facility.Recent News, Articles & Speaking EngagementsJennifer Cave appointed to chair Stites & Harbison’s Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, by editor, The Lane Report, February 9, 2024Jennifer Cave Appointed Chair of Stites & Harbison’s Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, by editor, Attorney At Law Magazine, February 8, 2024People on the Move: Jennifer J. Cave, by editor, Louisville Business First, February 9, 2024Kentucky Begins Implementation and Possible Expansion of Medical Cannabis Program, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, January 9, 2024EPA Finalizes Long-Awaited PFAS Reporting Rule, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, October 10, 2023Responding to Environmental Conditions Resulting from Recent Tornadoes, Floods, and Lightning Strikes (It Can Happen to You too….), co-speaker, 26th Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, August 9-10, 2023A Vapor Mitigation Case Study Under the Brownfields Redevelopment Program, co-speaker, 26th Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, August 9-10, 2023Kentucky Becomes 38th State to Legalize the Use of Medical Cannabis, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, April 3, 2023Latest Trends in Inspections, Enforcement, and EJ, Speaker, 21st Annual Kentucky Environmental Conference, Lexington, KY, March 9-10, 2023Vapor Mitigation Case Study, co-speaker, 2022 Kentucky Commercial Real Estate Conference, October 18, 2022Beshear announces 17 members of Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, by staff writer, Northern Kentucky Tribune, June 15, 2022Gov. Beshear names members of Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, by staff reporter, The Lane Report, June 14, 2022Permitted Vices: Ordinary and Extraordinary Requirements for Expanding Industries, Panelist, Virtual SEER 28th Fall Conference: Webinar Series, American Bar Association, October 21, 202020 People to Know in Law, Louisville Business First, May 11, 2020Four Important Environmental Law Changes Since You’ve Been Home, with W. Blaine Early III, William T. Gorton III, Robert C. Moore, Mary Lucille Noah (Mary Lu), and W. Patrick Stallard, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, May 5, 2020Environmental Compliance Considerations for Kentucky Businesses in the Wake of COVID-19, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, March 31,2020EPA Suspends Enforcement Activities at Regulated Entities Impacted by COVID-19, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, March 27, 2020New and Emerging Issues: Chemical Regulatory Developments, U.S. EPA's Implementation of the Amended Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and Coping with California Proposition 65, 29th Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability & Environmental, Health and Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 24-25, 2020Information You Need on the COVID-19 Coronavirus, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, March 2020Expansions and New Facilities - Permit Planning and Strategies to Stay on Track, 22nd Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber, Lexington, KY, August 14-15, 2019Odors - Air Quality Issues Beyond the Four Corners of Your Permit, 22nd Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber, Lexington, KY, August 14-15, 2019Best Practices to Avoid Environmental Enforcement in an U.S. EPA Era of Power Rebalance, 28th Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability & Environmental, Health and Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 26, 2019Environmental Enforcement - What You Need to Know in 2019, 17th Annual Kentucky Environmental Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Lexington, KY, March 14-15, 2019The X Factor . . . Pathways to Plant Security in the New Millennium, 27th Annual Business and Industry's Sustainability and Environmental, Health & Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 27-28, 2018Caveat Emptor? Strategies to Avoid Environmental Enforcement in a New U.S. EPA Era, 27th Annual Business and Industry's Sustainability and Environmental, Health & Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 27-28, 2018Developments in Federal and Kentucky Environmental Law, Engineering Law and Ethics, HalfMoon Seminars, Lexington, KY, January 18, 2018Community InvolvementKentucky Horse Park Commission (2023-27)Greater Louisville, Inc., Environment and Energy Committee, ChairGreater Louisville, Inc., Public Policy CommitteeTeam Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Board (2022-present)Louisville Regional Science and Engineering Fair, Vice President of Legal & Business Affairs (2018-21)Kentucky Air and Waste Management Association, Board of DirectorsLouisville Air Pollution Control District Multi-Pollutant Stakeholder GroupWomen Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), Co-FounderLeadership Louisville, Class of 2019More Than Stites & HarbisonMs. Cave joined the firm after working as an environmental consultant specializing in due diligence investigations and hazardous waste compliance in New England and the Pacific Northwest. In the past, Ms. Cave has served on the Board of Directors of the Lexington Humane Society, the Louisville Energy Alliance, and the KMAC Museum and the Steering Committee of Leadership Lexington. In 2017, she co-founded Women Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), a networking group of over 100 women working in the environmental, health and safety, and sustainability fields in Louisville. Ms. Cave is an avid horsewoman who enjoys competing in the sport of eventing. She also assists her two rescue dogs, Mason and Malcolm, with managing the family farm in Shelby County.
Jennifer Cave has over 20 years of experience working as an environmental consultant and attorney across the United States. Serving as Chair of the firm's Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, she works closely with businesses to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental laws and regulations. Ms. Cave advises clients on air quality, storm water, wastewater, and solid and hazardous waste permitting and compliance requirements and defends clients in administrative, civil, and criminal enforcement actions. Ms. Cave also regularly counsels equipment manufacturers on the importation and sale of mobile sources under the Clean Air Act and guides clients through transactions involving the purchase and sale of contaminated properties.
Recent Assignments
Recent News, Articles & Speaking Engagements
Community Involvement
More Than Stites & Harbison
Ms. Cave joined the firm after working as an environmental consultant specializing in due diligence investigations and hazardous waste compliance in New England and the Pacific Northwest. In the past, Ms. Cave has served on the Board of Directors of the Lexington Humane Society, the Louisville Energy Alliance, and the KMAC Museum and the Steering Committee of Leadership Lexington. In 2017, she co-founded Women Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), a networking group of over 100 women working in the environmental, health and safety, and sustainability fields in Louisville. Ms. Cave is an avid horsewoman who enjoys competing in the sport of eventing. She also assists her two rescue dogs, Mason and Malcolm, with managing the family farm in Shelby County.
Jennifer Cave has over 20 years of experience working as an environmental consultant and attorney across the United States. Serving as Chair of the firm's Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, she works closely with businesses to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental laws and regulations. Ms. Cave advises clients on air quality, storm water, wastewater, and solid and hazardous waste permitting and compliance requirements and defends clients in administrative, civil, and criminal enforcement actions. Ms. Cave also regularly counsels equipment manufacturers on the importation and sale of mobile sources under the Clean Air Act and guides clients through transactions involving the purchase and sale of contaminated properties.Recent AssignmentsNegotiated a coverage settlement on behalf of an excess insurance carrier in a matter involving claims made in connection with contaminated sediments at the Portland Harbor Superfund site.Conducted a Clean Air Act audit and negotiated penalty amnesty with state air agency for a large, coal-fired power plant.Obtained hardship relief from U.S. EPA for a manufacturer of non-road equipment following supply chain shortages of compliant engines resulting from the 2011 tsunami in Japan.Evaluated state and local air permitting requirements for a nationwide product recall by a Japanese automotive manufacturer.Prepared a combined PSD/Title V Permit Application for a proposed coal-fired power plant.Counseled museum with respect to assessment for possible toxic mold growth inside museum building.Defended a major oil company against CERCLA liability in federal court relating to an accidental release of product from a rail car.Advised telecommunications company regarding state air permitting requirements for emergency generators at cell tower sites.Defended an insurance company in coverage action resulting from the release of radioactive materials into a city sewer system by a manufacturer of aircraft engine parts.Advised client with respect to assessment, remediation, and potential sale of a former electric transformer manufacturing facility.Recent News, Articles & Speaking EngagementsJennifer Cave appointed to chair Stites & Harbison’s Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, by editor, The Lane Report, February 9, 2024Jennifer Cave Appointed Chair of Stites & Harbison’s Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, by editor, Attorney At Law Magazine, February 8, 2024People on the Move: Jennifer J. Cave, by editor, Louisville Business First, February 9, 2024Kentucky Begins Implementation and Possible Expansion of Medical Cannabis Program, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, January 9, 2024EPA Finalizes Long-Awaited PFAS Reporting Rule, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, October 10, 2023Responding to Environmental Conditions Resulting from Recent Tornadoes, Floods, and Lightning Strikes (It Can Happen to You too….), co-speaker, 26th Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, August 9-10, 2023A Vapor Mitigation Case Study Under the Brownfields Redevelopment Program, co-speaker, 26th Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, August 9-10, 2023Kentucky Becomes 38th State to Legalize the Use of Medical Cannabis, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, April 3, 2023Latest Trends in Inspections, Enforcement, and EJ, Speaker, 21st Annual Kentucky Environmental Conference, Lexington, KY, March 9-10, 2023Vapor Mitigation Case Study, co-speaker, 2022 Kentucky Commercial Real Estate Conference, October 18, 2022Beshear announces 17 members of Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, by staff writer, Northern Kentucky Tribune, June 15, 2022Gov. Beshear names members of Team Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Committee, by staff reporter, The Lane Report, June 14, 2022Permitted Vices: Ordinary and Extraordinary Requirements for Expanding Industries, Panelist, Virtual SEER 28th Fall Conference: Webinar Series, American Bar Association, October 21, 202020 People to Know in Law, Louisville Business First, May 11, 2020Four Important Environmental Law Changes Since You’ve Been Home, with W. Blaine Early III, William T. Gorton III, Robert C. Moore, Mary Lucille Noah (Mary Lu), and W. Patrick Stallard, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, May 5, 2020Environmental Compliance Considerations for Kentucky Businesses in the Wake of COVID-19, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, March 31,2020EPA Suspends Enforcement Activities at Regulated Entities Impacted by COVID-19, Stites & Harbison Client Alert, March 27, 2020New and Emerging Issues: Chemical Regulatory Developments, U.S. EPA's Implementation of the Amended Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and Coping with California Proposition 65, 29th Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability & Environmental, Health and Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 24-25, 2020Information You Need on the COVID-19 Coronavirus, Stites & Harbison, PLLC, March 2020Expansions and New Facilities - Permit Planning and Strategies to Stay on Track, 22nd Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber, Lexington, KY, August 14-15, 2019Odors - Air Quality Issues Beyond the Four Corners of Your Permit, 22nd Annual Kentucky Environmental Permitting and Reporting Conference, Kentucky Chamber, Lexington, KY, August 14-15, 2019Best Practices to Avoid Environmental Enforcement in an U.S. EPA Era of Power Rebalance, 28th Annual Business & Industry's Sustainability & Environmental, Health and Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 26, 2019Environmental Enforcement - What You Need to Know in 2019, 17th Annual Kentucky Environmental Conference, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Lexington, KY, March 14-15, 2019The X Factor . . . Pathways to Plant Security in the New Millennium, 27th Annual Business and Industry's Sustainability and Environmental, Health & Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 27-28, 2018Caveat Emptor? Strategies to Avoid Environmental Enforcement in a New U.S. EPA Era, 27th Annual Business and Industry's Sustainability and Environmental, Health & Safety Symposium, Cincinnati, OH, March 27-28, 2018Developments in Federal and Kentucky Environmental Law, Engineering Law and Ethics, HalfMoon Seminars, Lexington, KY, January 18, 2018Community InvolvementKentucky Horse Park Commission (2023-27)Greater Louisville, Inc., Environment and Energy Committee, ChairGreater Louisville, Inc., Public Policy CommitteeTeam Kentucky Medical Cannabis Advisory Board (2022-present)Louisville Regional Science and Engineering Fair, Vice President of Legal & Business Affairs (2018-21)Kentucky Air and Waste Management Association, Board of DirectorsLouisville Air Pollution Control District Multi-Pollutant Stakeholder GroupWomen Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), Co-FounderLeadership Louisville, Class of 2019More Than Stites & HarbisonMs. Cave joined the firm after working as an environmental consultant specializing in due diligence investigations and hazardous waste compliance in New England and the Pacific Northwest. In the past, Ms. Cave has served on the Board of Directors of the Lexington Humane Society, the Louisville Energy Alliance, and the KMAC Museum and the Steering Committee of Leadership Lexington. In 2017, she co-founded Women Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), a networking group of over 100 women working in the environmental, health and safety, and sustainability fields in Louisville. Ms. Cave is an avid horsewoman who enjoys competing in the sport of eventing. She also assists her two rescue dogs, Mason and Malcolm, with managing the family farm in Shelby County.
Jennifer Cave has over 20 years of experience working as an environmental consultant and attorney across the United States. Serving as Chair of the firm's Environmental, Energy & Sustainability Service Group, she works closely with businesses to ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental laws and regulations. Ms. Cave advises clients on air quality, storm water, wastewater, and solid and hazardous waste permitting and compliance requirements and defends clients in administrative, civil, and criminal enforcement actions. Ms. Cave also regularly counsels equipment manufacturers on the importation and sale of mobile sources under the Clean Air Act and guides clients through transactions involving the purchase and sale of contaminated properties.
Recent Assignments
Recent News, Articles & Speaking Engagements
Community Involvement
More Than Stites & Harbison
Ms. Cave joined the firm after working as an environmental consultant specializing in due diligence investigations and hazardous waste compliance in New England and the Pacific Northwest. In the past, Ms. Cave has served on the Board of Directors of the Lexington Humane Society, the Louisville Energy Alliance, and the KMAC Museum and the Steering Committee of Leadership Lexington. In 2017, she co-founded Women Environmental Leaders of Louisville (WELL), a networking group of over 100 women working in the environmental, health and safety, and sustainability fields in Louisville. Ms. Cave is an avid horsewoman who enjoys competing in the sport of eventing. She also assists her two rescue dogs, Mason and Malcolm, with managing the family farm in Shelby County.
Practice Areas
Education
Professional Affiliations
Awards & Recognition
- Lawyer of the Year: Environmental Law, Louisville (2020)
- Recognized: Environmental Law
- Practice Area: Energy Regulatory Law
- Practice Area: Administrative / Regulatory Law
- Practice Area: Litigation - Environmental
- Practice Area: Energy Law
- Martindale-Hubbell AV-Preeminent Peer Review rated
- ChambersUSA, "America's Leading Lawyers for Business," Environment, Natural Resources & Utilities: Environment (2021-present)
- The Women We Admire, Top 100 Women Leaders in Law of 2021
- Business First of Louisville, 20 People to Know in Law (2020)
- Kentucky Super Lawyers, Rising Star (2013-16)
- Leadership Lexington Distinguished Leader Award (2013)
