Managing partner Bill Hines noted that the trio brings a wealth of experience in complex environmental disputes and regulatory counseling. The firm expects this expansion to enhance its service offerings for clients navigating federal and state agency requirements, including those involving the EPA and the US Army Corps of Engineers.

Turner, who previously spent over a decade as an environmental consultant, brings a background in air, water, and hazardous waste remediation. Orlansky adds a dual focus on environmental litigation and cybersecurity law, while Johnson provides support across a broad spectrum of civil and regulatory disputes. The group will operate out of the firm's Jackson office, serving a client base that spans energy, healthcare, and real estate development sectors.