Elizabeth (Beth) Fortino
Email: elizabeth.fortino@winnicklaw.com
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Beth Fortino represents a diverse range of clients in environmental law transactions, guiding them through the complex environmental considerations that arise in business and real estate deals. She works closely with clients to identify, manage, and mitigate environmental risks, helping them move forward with confidence and clarity.
Beth regularly counsels clients on compliance across a wide spectrum of environmental programs, providing practical, strategic advice tailored to their operations and objectives.
Beth has been closely tracking the significant shift in Connecticut’s environmental regulatory framework, including the sunsetting of the Connecticut Property Transfer Act and the transition to the new release-based regulations that became effective March 1, 2026. Her up-to-date knowledge of these changes positions her clients to navigate evolving requirements efficiently and proactively.
Beth’s legal insight is grounded in real-world experience. Prior to becoming an attorney, she worked as an environmental consultant and interned with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection during law school. This foundation allows her to approach legal challenges with a practical understanding of environmental issues.
Practice Areas
Education
- BA, cum laude, Assumption College
- JD, Florida Coastal School of Law
Admissions
- State of Connecticut
- State of Florida
Memberships
- Connecticut Bar Association, Environmental Law Section, Immediate Past Chair
- Society of Women Environmental Professionals (SWEP), Connecticut Chapter Executive Committee, Member
- New Haven County Bar Association, Member
- Connecticut Bar Association, Member