Adrian LeCesne is an experienced civil litigation and land use attorney based in Mansfield, MA, with a background in environmental law. Besides being a professor of Environmental Law at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth School of Law, Adrian has worked with several reputable law firms such as Kelly, Souza, Rocha & Parmenter, P.C., Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, and Polsinelli.

Adrian studied Anthropology and East Asian Studies at Yale University before studying Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Law at Stanford University, earning a Doctor of Law degree as well as an M.S. degree. During law school, Adrian interned at the California Office of the Attorney General, and later worked as a summer law fellow at the National Park Service.

Adrian is dedicated to his law practice and is referred to as a skilled civil litigation and land use attorney, adroitly representing clients. His experience includes working on energy and water subcommittees at the San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, where he established valuable connections with decision-makers in the field.

Overall, Adrian LeCesne is a distinguished attorney, a knowledgeable professor, and a committed environmentalist.