Graham Gilbert's practice focuses on water, land use and environmental law. He regularly works on issues related to appropriation, management and sale of water rights; acquisition, entitlement, development and disposition of commercial and residential real estate; purchase, sale and cleanup of environmentally impaired properties; and wetlands and water quality permitting.
Before becoming an attorney, Graham worked as a hydrologist with water conservation district, municipal, ski resort, agricultural and energy clients in Colorado. He prepared technical information in support of water rights applications and change applications; developed technical information to support NEPA review of ski area expansion and reservoir development; designed and managed water quality monitoring programs and completed water quality analyses; and prepared and managed stormwater pollution prevention plans. Graham's background as a hydrologist helps him to understand technical issues, to effectively communicate with regulators, engineers and scientists and to develop practical solutions for clients.
