Clients benefit from Amy’s commitment to the environment combined with her extensive legal experience. SuperLawyers continues to rate her as a Rising Star in Environmental Law.
Amy is:
Previously, Amy served as an appointee of Governor Lynch on the New Hampshire Water Sustainability Commission, and for over two years on the legislative (HB1295) Stormwater Commission, representing the New Hampshire Business and Industry Association. The BIA honored her with an Above and Beyond Award for her service. Amy served on the Bike Pedestrian Technical Advisory Committee.
She is sought after statewide to deliver dynamic presentations and trainings on various land-use and environmental topics, including constitutional bounds of takings and exactions, conservation easements with options to purchase at agricultural value, and more.
Amy earned her Master’s in Environmental Law and her Juris Doctor degrees from Vermont Law School; and her B.S. in Environmental Conservation, her B.A. in Spanish, and a minor in Biology from the University of New Hampshire, where she is now a Distinguished Alumna and an active mentor through the Pathways Alumni/Student Mentoring Program.
She makes her home in Pembroke, NH, along with her husband, two children, and rescued boxer dog. She enjoys family time, local food, gardening, edible landscapes, hiking, biking, cooking, and travel.
