Molly Morgan

Molly Morgan supports clients in the energy and utilities industry as part of the firm’s transactional practice group in Wichita, where her practice centers on renewable energy projects, electric power, and transmission. Molly’s representative client work includes large commercial and industrial users of power at the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) in various proceedings, such as those related to rate increases, utility generation assets, and tariff negotiations; regulation of power markets and utilities by the KCC and the Southwest Power Pool (SPP); local counsel support of independent power producers (IPPs) and developers of renewable energy and energy storage with local project development, grid interconnection, and regulatory assistance at the KCC and SPP. She also assists businesses interested in utilizing Kansas-generated renewable energy.

Drawn to the practice of law throughout her life, Molly first joined Foulston as a legal administrative assistant to gain exposure to the legal profession. Molly earned her Juris Doctor from Washburn University School of Law, where she conducted research on solar geoengineering technologies and governance at an international level, the global energy transition, and various public international law issues, working with Professor Craig Martin.

Outside the office, Molly loves to travel, especially internationally, and has hiked more than 150 miles of Camino de Santiago in Spain – a trip in which both her Spanish-language fluency and interest in fitness came in handy. She also enjoys spending time with friends and family, listening to podcasts, and exploring Wichita.

Education

• Washburn University School of Law (J.D., Dean's Honors, 2023)
  Washburn Law Journal, Articles Editor; Research Assistant, Prof. Craig Martin; 1J Professionalism Mentor; CALI Excellence for the Future Awards: Osaka Study Abroad: Comparative Constitutional Law, Administrative Law
• Fort Hays State University (B.A. in Political Science, magna cum laude, 2016)
  Student Government Association, vice president; Dean’s Honor Roll six semesters; Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority, allocations committee chair, appropriations committee chair; Pi Sigma Alpha Honor Society.

Admissions

• Kansas (2024)
• U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas (2024)

• Energy
• Renewable Energy, Electric Storage & Transmission
• Administrative/Regulatory

• Energy & Natural Resources

• Foulston Siefkin LLP, Summer Associate (2022, 2023)
• Washburn University School of Law, Research Assistant (2022-2023)
• Foulston Siefkin LLP, Legal Administrative Assistant (2018-2022)

• American Bar Association
• Kansas Bar Association
• Wichita Bar Association

2025

• Regulatory Update on Evergy Kansas Central's 2025 Rate Case and Amendments to Federal Tax Incentives Resulting from Federal H.R.1 (Kansas Industrial Consumers Annual Energy Conference)

2024

• Focus on Kansas Businesses: Unique Renewable Electricity Acquisition Options (Future Forward: The Kansas Energy Economy Conference)

2025

• Preserving the Future: Recognizing Intergenerational Equity in United States Constitutional Jurisprudence in Light of Evolving Climate Rights Litigation
  - SSRN, Cardozo Journal of Equal Rights and Social Justice, June 2, 2025