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Washington, DC 20005-3311
Washington

• Administrative Law
• Air
• Appellate Litigation
• Climate Change
• Hazardous Materials Transportation
• International Environmental Law
• NEPA and State NEPA - Environmental
• Noise Regulation - Environmental
• Safe Drinking Water Act
• Transportation Conformity
• Environmental
• Land Use

• University of Missouri (B.A., 1975)
• Georgetown University (J.D., 1978)

• District of Columbia (1978)
• United States Supreme Court (1980)
• American Bar Association

Mr. Richichi joined Beveridge & Diamond in 1981. He has served as chairman of its Litigation Practice and has twenty-five years of experience litigating in state and federal trial courts. Similarly, he has served as lead counsel in numerous cases at the appellate level, with representation including arguments before the various federal circuits and the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Richichi's experience includes matters involving environmental, international, transportation and human health risk issues. He has served as lead counsel on numerous complex litigation and enforcement matters involving private parties, state and federal agencies, and the Department of Justice and its state counterparts.

On regulatory matters, Mr. Richichi represents large multinational corporations, major trade associations, and commercial and business ventures in the transportation, semiconductor, communications and chemical sectors. He represents them on a variety of compliance, enforcement and counseling matters involving the Clean Air Act, NEPA, the Clean Water Act, SDWA, scientific risk assessments, workplace health issues, international environmental issues, hazardous materials transportation and security, and the federal aviation laws.

Prior to joining the firm, Mr. Richichi served as a law clerk to the Honorable John J. Sirica of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. He is a member of the bar of the United States Supreme Court and numerous federal trial and appellate courts.