The firm of Abramowitz & Franks has nearly one-half century of experience representing clients on environmental matters with an emphasis placed on water and natural resources.

Abramowitz & Franks has successfully represented clients in complex litigation involving interstate water compacts, litigation pursuant to the Endangered Species Act and the National Environmental Protection Act, Indian and Native-American water law, water rights adjudications, and multifaceted transfers and reallocations of water rights.

Abramowitz & Franks has also assisted states in developing state-wide regulatory mechanisms and policies for the allocation and distribution of its waters.

Abramowitz & Franks practices in the following areas:

• Water rights: including adjudications, related litigation and appeals
• Water rights evaluations, acquisitions and transfers
• State Engineer permitting procedures and appeals
• Water allocation, administration, regulation and planning
• Endangered Species Act litigation
• Indian, Native American and Pueblo water rights
• Water quality litigation
• National Environmental Protection Act compliance and litigation
• Reclamation law
• Interstate water compact and equitable apportionment litigation and disputes

In addition, Mr. Abramowitz practices in the areas of civil rights, professional malpractice, employment law and personal injury.