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Lyle D. Larson

Birmingham, AL Directions

Recognized in Best Lawyers since 2007

Awarded Practice Areas

Energy Law Energy Regulatory Law

*Named the "Lawyer of the Year" in this practice area in the 2026 edition in Birmingham.

Lawyer of the Year Badge - 2026 - Energy Law

Awarded Practice Areas

Energy Law Energy Regulatory Law

*Named the "Lawyer of the Year" in this practice area in the 2026 edition in Birmingham.

Works at

Balch & Bingham LLP

126 Best Lawyers awards

Biography

Lyle D. Larson is a top attorney recognized by Best Lawyers in the practice area(s) of Energy Law and Energy Regulatory Law.

Lyle D., who practices law in Birmingham, Alabama, has been recognized since 2007. This recognition is based on an exhaustive peer-review survey, reflecting the high esteem in which Lyle D. is held by other top lawyers in the same geographic and legal practice area.

Locations

Birmingham, Alabama

1901 Sixth Avenue North, Suite 1500
Birmingham, AL 35203-4642

Education

Georgetown University, J.D., graduated 1991
Florida International University, graduated 1987

Affiliations

Energy Bar Association - Member
American Bar Association - Chairman, Carbon Trading and Energy Finance Committee

Client Testimonials

Awards & Focus

Lawyer of the Year Badge - 2026 - Energy Law

Lawyer of the Year Badge - 2021 - Energy Law

Lawyer of the Year Badge - 2012 - Energy Law

Named "Lawyer of the Year" by Best Lawyers^® for:

Energy Law, Birmingham (2026)
Energy Law, Birmingham (2021)
Energy Law, Birmingham (2012)

Recognized in The Best Lawyers in America^® 2026 for work in:

Energy Law
Energy Regulatory Law

Special Focus:

Administrative
Commercial
Electricity
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Litigation
Public Utility
Regulatory
Regulatory

Insights

RTO Tariffs and Market Protocols–Will the Supreme Court Limit Chevron Deference?

by Lyle D. Larson

Looking at the future of Chevron deference following Kennedy's unexpected departure.

Supreme Court building well-lit with a series of lines all connecting to each other

The Regional Capture of a National Resource

by Lyle D. Larson

The untold story of “congestion charges.”

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