Dealing with a fine law firm is like listening to a world class orchestra. You know it when you hear it. There's depth of sound that only comes from years of experience. There's the harmony of people in concert that produces solid melodies. And there's creativity with a passion for detail, practiced by everyone. All of this contributes to the music and allows extraordinary talent to come forth. Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP is such a firm.

Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP is known for its professional, yet down-to-earth culture. The firm's three founding partners are recognized in the field of environmental law, each with more than twenty years in practice. In addition, there are seasoned partners with both regulatory and litigation experience providing clients with a full service environmental firm. This foundation is complemented by an exceptional group of lawyers, technical consultants and paralegals serving the firm's clients in a wide variety of regulatory, transactional and litigation matters. Many attorneys have additional degrees and work-related backgrounds in science, engineering and land use planning and others have served with environmental regulatory agencies.

Because environmental law is technical, good legal advice is based on sound science. For that reason, we have established an in-house technical staff to assist clients in retaining qualified environmental consultants and expert witnesses, defining their scope of services and obtaining cost-effective and timely results through quality management.

The attorneys work closely with our technical staff to provide clients with an independent perspective concerning relevant legal issues and the merits and strategy of litigating or negotiating toward a successful resolution of environmental cases.

Manko, Gold, Katcher & Fox, LLP encourages participation in environmental programs outside of the office. The firm's attorneys serve in many capacities such as adjunct professors at law schools, officers and board members of recognized environmental and advisory groups, lecturers and course planners and numerous trial advocacy and other educational programs, and elected and appointed governmental officials.