Energy and environmental litigator

Lauren Rosso represents electric and natural gas utilities before the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin and on appeal. She also litigates environmental matters and other complex disputes in state and federal court.

Lauren approaches her work with a practical mindset that is focused on the end goal and creative solutions to get there. She enjoys briefing complex legal issues through simple and convincing terms and prides herself on delivering actionable advice to clients.

Bar Admissions

• Wisconsin

Education

• University of Minnesota (B.A., 2015)
  • Political Science

• University of Minnesota Law School (J.D., cum laude, 2018)
  • ABA Journal of Labor & Employment Law, managing editor
  • Litigation Trial & Advocacy Group
  • University of Minnesota Law School Family Law Clinic, student attorney

• SCOTUS Unanimously Limits Scope of NEPA in Major Infrastructure Ruling
• Subcontractor Tort Claims Barred Under the Economic Loss Doctrine
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Additional Statutory Default Terms (Article #6)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Battle of The Forms (Article #4)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Contract Modification (Article #7)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Force Majeure (Article #9)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Introduction (Article #1)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Is There a Contract? (Article #2)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Key Statutory Default Terms (Article #5)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: Risk of Loss and Transfer of Title (Article #16)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: What Contract Terms Apply? (Article #3)
• Supply Chain Survival Series: What is Breach of Contract (Article #12)