Scott Laseter

October 1, 2025

Scott Laseter is a founding partner in the environmental law firm Kazmarek Mowrey Cloud Laseter LLP.  Over the course of more than 30 years of practice, Scott has represented public and private companies, local and state government entities, nonprofits and individuals in a wide range of litigation, regulatory and transactional matters involving environmental laws.

Among other civic and charitable engagements, Scott has served as a chair of the board for the Institute for Georgia Environmental Leadership (IGEL) and as chair of the board for the Georgia Justice Project (GJP), currently serves as secretary for the Georgia Chapter of The American Chestnut Foundation, and has served as a member of the board for the Georgia Brownfield Association and for AH Capital Campaign, Inc., a support organization for Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.  He has also led the resource development functions for the Institute for IGEL and GJP and volunteered in the Atlanta Legal Aid Society’s lawyer-to-lawyer campaign.

Scott has a still unexplained, but nonetheless lifelong, love affair with longleaf pine.  For the last fifteen years, he has been engaged in the stewardship of montane longleaf situated along the eastern edge of the Pine Mountain terrain roughly sixty miles south of Atlanta, Georgia, and has harbored a special ambition to develop viable methods for precision direct seeding from local sources that are feasible for both small and larger scale conservation projects.  He was recently granted a patent on a specially designed shelter that is undergoing trials at sites in multiple states across the longleaf range.