Shannon Broome began practicing law in 1990 after working as a chemical engineer for a few years and then attending law school at UC Berkeley.
"I learned as an engineer that a lot of the key decisions and policies affecting my work were being influenced by the legal team on a project and I was drawn to that. I wanted to help get projects across the finish line and to influence environmental policy," she said.
Over the years, Broome has developed one of the most...
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