Bracewell LLP

Global Projects

Partner

Michelle Boudreaux is an Energy Projects and Transactions partner within the firm’s Global Projects Department. A recognized and seasoned energy lawyer, Michelle brings to bear nearly 20 years of experience providing transactional and regulatory advice to the owners and operators of petroleum liquids and natural gas pipelines. She has represented clients at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and various state agencies, including the California Public Utilities Commission, in contested proceedings regarding rates and terms of service.

Michelle's portfolio of work includes greenfield and brownfield energy project development, regulatory counseling on transactions involving the acquisition and financing of pipelines assets and businesses, regulatory compliance, and pipeline litigation before FERC. She also has appellate experience at the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.

State Bar of Texas

American Bar Association

Energy Bar Association

J.D., Tulane University Law School 2002 magna cum laude Managing Editor, Tulane Environmental Law Journal Moot Court Board Order of the Coif

Master of Social Work, Social Work, Tulane University 1996

B.A., Languages, Literature, & Linguistics, Indiana University 1991