Lisa McKinney Goldner

Profile

Lisa McKinney Goldner is a partner and chair of the Environmental Law Group. Ms. Goldner concentrates her practice in five areas of law: environmental, administrative, alcohol and tobacco, procurements and equine law. Her particular focus within environmental law includes due diligence, Brownfields, grant and low interest loans assistance, Voluntary Remediation Program Cleanups, RCRA and CERCLA issues, as well as real estate and corporate transactions. She has extensive experience in administrative hearings before the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission and also has represented clients in federal, state and international matters related to permitting, production, distribution, labeling and marketing of alcohol products. In addition, Ms. Goldner has successfully worked on procurement contracts and appeals before the Indiana Department of Administration, including procurement opportunities and appeals for certified women-owned or minority-owned businesses (MBE/WBEs). She has experience in equine law handling issues such as the purchase of horses, disputes over ownership and property rights, breeding contracts, boarding contracts and involvement with equine associations. A graduate of Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington, she is past-president of the Board of Directors for the Indiana University - Bloomington School of Law Alumni, a member of the IU Board of Visitors and a representative for the Mauer School of Law on the IU Alumni Association Executive Council. She is the chairperson and newsletter editor for the American Bar Association's General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Section - Administrative and Government Law Committee. Ms. Goldner is admitted to practice before the Indiana Supreme Court and the U.S. District Court for the Southern and Northern Districts of Indiana.

Honors / Awards

Ardath Burkhart Leadership Series participant; 2006 finalist, Indy’s Best and Brightest

Appearances / Publications

Ms. Goldner has written extensively on topics relating to environmental law, including remediation cleanup, Brownfields development and contamination. Her articles have appeared in numerous publications, including the Indiana Lawyer, Hoosier Banker, Indianapolis Business Journal, and publications for the American Bar Association and the Indiana Manufacturers Association.

Appointments / Memberships

Member: Indianapolis (past president, Environmental Law Section), Indiana State (Alcoholic Beverage Section, Government Practice Section, Environmental Law Section, and Agricultural Law Section), American (chairperson and newsletter editor for the Administrative and Government Law Committee, General Practice, Solo and Small Firm Section, the Natural Resources, Energy, and Environmental Law Section) Bar Associations; Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington (board of visitors); Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington representative to the Indiana University Alumni Association Executive Council; Girls Inc. of Indianapolis (vice chair of strategic planning, board member, Touchstone event fundraising committee); American Cancer Society, Great Lakes Division, co-chair of 2008 Fashion A Cure; Indiana University School of Law Alumni - Bloomington (past president, Board of Directors); Traders Point Hunt Charity Horse Show (program chairperson); Society of Women Environmental Professionals; past member of the Indianapolis Zoological Society (Advisory Counsel and Lowell Nussbaum Society Committee) and Humane Society of Indianapolis (past member of the Development Committee)