When Corporations Poison Communities, We Fight Back.

Environmental Litigation · Singleton Schreiber · Letitia S. Johnson

Letitia S. Johnson is one of Mississippi's foremost advocates in environmental litigation. Her practice is driven by a simple but urgent truth: marginalized communities — Black and brown neighborhoods, rural towns, low-income families — are systematically targeted for the placement of harmful industrial facilities, from chemical plants to factory farms to hazardous waste sites. This is environmental racism, and Letitia fights it relentlessly.

As Managing Partner of Singleton Schreiber's Southeastern Region, she pursues both damages and remediation on behalf of affected communities across Mississippi and the broader Southeast — including active class action litigation against Drax-Amite Bioenergy for the harm its wood pellet manufacturing operations have caused to neighboring communities in Louisiana and Mississippi.

What Letitia Fights For

Every case is a fight we take personally.

01Chemical plant pollution affecting residential areas
02Factory farm waste contamination (hog farms, poultry operations)
03Public landfill placement in historically marginalized neighborhoods
04Hazardous waste disposal sites near homes, schools, and water sources
05Water contamination and groundwater poisoning
06Air quality violations affecting community health
07Industrial bioenergy and wood pellet facility pollution
08Civil rights violations tied to environmental harm
Featured Case: Drax-Amite Bioenergy Class Action

A Community Harmed. A Corporation Held Accountable.

Drax-Amite Bioenergy wood pellet facility

Letitia is leading litigation against Drax-Amite Bioenergy, a wood pellet manufacturing facility whose operations have caused widespread harm to communities in Louisiana and Mississippi. This is environmental justice litigation at its most direct — a corporation operating in communities that have historically lacked the power to fight back. Letitia and Singleton Schreiber are giving those communities that power.

Who Is Affected

Residents living near Drax-Amite Bioenergy's wood pellet operations in Louisiana and Mississippi.

What the Lawsuit Alleges

Air pollution, harmful particulate matter emissions, excessive noise and odor, and property damage from industrial wood pellet manufacturing.

What We're Seeking

Damages, remediation, and corporate accountability — so affected communities are made whole and protected going forward.

If You Live Near a Drax Facility

You may have a claim even without a formal health diagnosis — exposure itself matters. Contact us for a free case review.

How the Process Works

Your path to justice, step by step.

1

Free Consultation

Tell us what your community is experiencing. There are no upfront costs.

2

Investigation

We investigate the source of harm, gather evidence, and identify responsible parties.

3

Fight for Justice

We pursue compensation for your suffering and demand remediation to protect your community going forward.

Has Your Community Been Harmed? Let's Talk.

Letitia fights for communities that have been overlooked, exploited, and poisoned by corporate negligence. Free consultation — no fee unless we win.