Randy Strobo specializes in advising clients on legal and policy matters related to renewable energy, environmental protection, conservation, and sustainability, serving both Kentucky and the broader U.S. With a master’s degree in Environmental Management from Yale School of the Environment and a law degree from the University of Louisville's Brandeis School of Law, Randy combines a strong academic background with practical expertise. He is also a lecturer in Bellarmine University’s Department of Environmental Studies and an adviser for Brandeis's Journal of Animal and Environmental Law. A respected leader in the field, Randy has served as Chair of the Kentucky Bar Association’s Environmental Section, president and general counsel of the ACLU of Kentucky, legal chair of the Kentucky Sierra Club, and sits on the board of Wilderness Louisville.