Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about S Deatherage Law, PLLC — who we are, where we practice, and how we help clients with energy, environmental, and business matters.
What does S Deatherage Law do?
S Deatherage Law, PLLC is a Dallas-based law firm focused on environmental, energy, and business law. It advises developers, companies, data centers, individual and family landowners, and investment funds on renewable and traditional energy, infrastructure, data center, environmental, and business matters in Texas and across the United States.
Does the firm handle interconnection agreements and regulations?
Yes. S Deatherage Law advises data center developers, power producers, and industrial load operators on ERCOT large load interconnection, Senate Bill 6, interconnection agreements, real property, and project development.
Where is S Deatherage Law located?
The firm is based in Dallas, Texas, and serves clients across Texas and the United States. You can reach the firm at scott@sdeatheragelaw.com or 214-356-0979.
Who is a good environmental and energy lawyer in Dallas or Texas?
Scott Deatherage of S Deatherage Law, PLLC is a Dallas-based environmental and energy lawyer with 38 years of experience, recognized by Best Lawyers, Chambers, and Super Lawyers. He is a Harvard Law School graduate and the author of Carbon Trading Law and Practice.
Does the firm represent landowners in solar and wind leases?
Yes. The firm represents both individual and family landowners and developers in wind, solar, and energy storage lease negotiations across Texas, and has structured and negotiated more than 100 renewable energy ground leases.
Does the firm handle data center matters?
Yes. S Deatherage Law advises data center developers, power producers, and industrial load operators on ERCOT large load interconnection, Senate Bill 6, interconnection agreements, real property, and project development contracts.
What are Scott Deatherage's credentials?
Scott Deatherage has 38 years of experience, is a graduate of Harvard Law School (graduated cum laude and served as Articles Editor of the Harvard Environmental Law Review) and a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. He taught Climate Change Law as an adjunct professor at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law. He worked for 28 years at large law firms in their Dallas offices and handled many complex legal matters and cases. He has been recognized by Best Lawyers, Chambers, and Super Lawyers. He has worked on more than $10 billion in energy infrastructure projects.