Cuddy & Feder attorney Alec Gladd ’16 was recently featured in Albany Law Magazine for his work in environmental and land use law, particularly in advancing renewable energy projects. The article highlights Alec’s commitment to bringing solar farms to fruition and navigating the increasingly complex environmental review process.
Growing up with deep connections to the Adirondacks, Alec developed a deep appreciation for conservation, which led him to pursue a legal career focused on land use and environmental issues. In his current role at Cuddy & Feder, he helps developers work through regulatory hurdles to bring large-scale renewable energy projects to life.
In the article, Alec discusses the growing challenges of renewable development, particularly in upstate communities balancing the demand for solar energy with local concerns. Despite these complexities, he finds the work rewarding, citing projects like a cell tower near the Newburgh–Beacon Bridge as milestones in his career.
Alec also highlights the growing demand for land use attorneys, encouraging Albany Law graduates to explore this evolving field.
To read the full article, visit Experts in Environmental Law | Albany Law School