LUKE H. LEGERE, Esq. is a Senior Associate with McGregor & Associates, P.C. Since joining the Firm in 2005, he has helped clients with a broad range of environmental, land use, and real estate issues including coastal and inland wetlands and waterways, zoning, subdivision, development agreements, conservation restrictions, state and local enforcement actions, stormwater, solid waste, hazardous waste, air pollution, site remediation, regulatory takings, affordable housing, and energy facility siting.

Mr. Legere routinely represents clients in permitting matters before local boards, litigation in state courts, and in administrative proceedings before the Department of Environmental Protection (“DEP”). He has done extensive research and writing on topics such as the wetlands protection act, non-zoning wetlands bylaws, regulatory takings, brownfields, and effective court enforcement strategies for conservation commissions. He has had articles published in newsletters for the Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions (“MACC”) and Association of Massachusetts Wetlands Scientists (“AMWS”).

Mr. Legere teaches a course on Legal Research and Writing at New England Law / Boston. He leads workshops for the Citizen Planner Training Collaborative (“CPTC”) offering guidance to members of local boards on the State Zoning Act, Special Permits and Variances, and Writing Reasonable and Defensible Decisions. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Queechy Lake Club, a non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation and protection of Queechy Lake in Canaan, NY. Mr. Legere is a graduate of Colgate University and New England Law / Boston, cum laude.