Cynthia (Cyndi) Bishop is listed first in D Magazine’s 2023 recent roll-out of the Best Environmental Lawyers in the Dallas-Fort Worth region. She is a longtime member of Women in the Environment, having held numerous leadership positions through the years. For 30 years, she has been assisting clients nationwide, resolving environmental problems through her experience as an attorney and chemical engineer. Before deciding to join the legal world 20 years ago, she worked as an environmental consulting engineer, completing air permits, removing underground storage tanks, and conducting asbestos inspections, among other projects.
“I decided I could help my clients understand their environmental rights and obligations by becoming an attorney. Because of my engineering background, I understand both the technical and legal components of my projects and can provide efficient, cost-effective solutions to environmental problems,” Cyndi said.
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