Diane De Felice Nominated for Los Angeles Times’ 2025 Inspirational Women Awards
Shareholder Diane De Felice, a member of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s Natural Resources Department in Los Angeles, was honored with a nomination for the Los Angeles Times’ 2025 Inspirational Women Awards. The awards celebrate women whose leadership and influence are shaping their industries.
De Felice offers her clients—developers, investors, public agencies and other private sector clients—land use and environmental law counsel, as well as proven litigation skills. With a deep understanding of public agency administrative processes, she streamlines complex environmental issues entwined with land use and planning matters so clients’ projects are able to break ground. She possesses industry-leading experience with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Subdivision Map Act.
De Felice was recognized at an event on Nov. 13 in Santa Monica that honored the personal achievements and the collective power of women across Southern California. This is her second recognition by the Los Angeles Times, as she was also a finalist for its 2023 Inspirational Women Awards.
To see her profile, click here.
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