Timothy Riley has over 13 years of experience practicing in Governmental Relations and Administrative law, focusing on Land Use, Environmental, Oil, and Gas law. Prior to moving to Florida, Timothy previously worked in Texas as the Manager of Environmental Resources for the Town of Flower Mound. He then worked as the Manager of Policy & Development for the Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer Conservation District where he was appointed to the City of Austin’s Environmental Board. While there he was responsible for managing the district’s groundwater regulatory compliance, enforcement, planning, legislative, intergovernmental affairs, and resource development operations. Since 2008, Timothy has been in Florida working closely with clients and representing them before local, state, and federal regulatory agencies and civil and administrative courts concerning corporate, commercial environmental, land use, and land use related legal matters.

Currently, Timothy serves as the Command Judge Advocate for the 83^rd Troop Command, in the Florida Army National Guard, where he recently completed a 16-month federal activation with the Florida Division of Emergency Management in support of the State of Florida’s COVID19 response. Timothy is also a veteran who served in Afghanistan as an Operational Law Attorney in support of Operation Enduring Freedom with the 82^nd Airborne Division.

In his free time, Timothy enjoys working as an Adjunct Professor where he teaches Oil & Gas Law at Florida State University’s College of Law.