Overview

Nedda Mahrou is an associate in Mayer Brown’s Los Angeles office. She represents commercial and residential developers, businesses, and other entities in transactional land use matters and related litigation, including complex environmental litigation. Nedda advises clients on planning and zoning law, securing entitlements, municipal affairs, and environmental compliance, including compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). 

Areas of Focus

Practices

Spoken Languages

  • English
  • Farsi

Perspectives

  • March 2019

    Attainable Housing and The Missing Middle – The Struggle to Achieve the American Dream of Homeownership is Real

    California Land Use & Policy Reporter
  • January 2018

    California Rings in the New Year with a Comprehensive Housing Bill Package that Takes Full Effect on January 1, 2018

    California Land Use Law & Policy Reporter
  • January 2017

    The Other Green – The Land Use and Environmental Implications of California’s New Adult Use of Marijuana Act

    California Land Use Law & Policy Reporter

Events

  • March 2019

    Navigating Changes in California Land use Law, Policy and Planning for 2019 and Beyond

    California Land Use Policy Conference
  • March 2018

    Housing 2018: Will the Legislature’s Housing Package Have a Meaningful Impact?

    California Land Use & Policy Conference
  • September 2016

    Sustainable Groundwater Management Comes to California: Get Smart or Get Dry

    International Right of Way Association
  • February 2015

    New Statutes, New Rules and New Cases: What Every Business Litigator Needs to Know in 2015

    Orange County Bar Association, Business Litigation Section Meeting

Education

Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, JD

University of California, San Diego, BA, cum laude

Admissions

  • California