James Glasgow is a partner in the law firm's Energy practice and is located in the Washington, DC office. He has 40 years of Federal government and private sector experience on a wide variety of regulatory, contractual and international trade aspects of licensing, constructing and operating nuclear power plants and facilities for mining, converting, enriching and fabricating uranium into nuclear fuel.

Mr. Glasgow counsels domestic and foreign clients on domestic and international regulation of nuclear power plants and nuclear fuel cycle facilities, the import/export licensing requirements of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and the Department of Commerce and the Department of Energy (DOE) rules regarding U.S. assistance to foreign atomic energy programs. He also counsels clients on bilateral agreements for cooperation concerning peaceful uses of nuclear energy, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) safeguards agreements, laws and international agreements concerning nuclear liability and other agreements and rules that govern the international supply of components, services and fuel for nuclear power stations. He also advises clients on nuclear liability and other issues that arise under contracts for the procurement and transportation of nuclear fuel and contracts concerning remediation of radioactively contaminated facilities.