Eduardo Negrón-Navas stands at the forefront of environmental law in Puerto Rico, bringing over forty years of expertise in representing corporate clients through intricate environmental legal challenges. Renowned for delivering high-quality service, Mr. Negrón-Navas excels at devising practical solutions that align closely with his clients' needs. His strategic approach to legal matters combines meticulous analysis with proactive problem-solving to achieve optimal outcomes, always with an eye on cost, timeline, and scope.  He is admitted to practice in Puerto Rico, New York, and Washington, D.C., broadening his ability to handle diverse legal challenges across multiple jurisdictions.
 

Mr. Negrón-Navas played a key role in establishing the first public-private partnership in the territory. This groundbreaking project involved a consortium of multinational corporations and covered the financing, design, construction, and operation of a regional secondary wastewater treatment plant. His extensive portfolio also includes representing high-profile cases in land acquisition, environmental impact assessments, and regulatory compliance across various sectors.
 

Mr. Negrón-Navas possesses deep regulatory expertise, having represented clients before the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Puerto Rico Environmental Quality Board (EQB). His track record includes successfully navigating complex negotiations and enforcement actions under major environmental statutes such as the CWA, CAA, RCRA, CERCLA, and the Puerto Rico Environmental Policy Act.

Further cementing his leadership in the field, Mr. Negrón-Navas is the Editor-in-Chief of the "Puerto Rico Environmental Law Handbook," now in its third edition and published by Government Institutes, Inc. This publication is considered an essential resource for understanding environmental law and policy in Puerto Rico.