The Environmental Law Clinic will provide students the opportunity to work on cases and matters involving environmental, natural resources and/or energy law issues. Clinic students will take an active role in matter development and case work, assuming substantial responsibility at an early stage. The Clinic will represent clients involved in litigation (courts and administrative tribunals) and counsel clients in other fora. The Clinic's case load is likely to be diverse, spanning a wide range of environmental and natural resources law, with the potential to cover local, regional and national issues ranging from air, water, and coastal pollution, to issues dealing with wildlife and marine protection, toxics, climate change and energy. The Clinic will provide a rigorous and intellectually challenging educational experience for students interested in environmental and natural resources law, conservation, administrative law, and/or complex civil litigation. Prior completion or current enrollment in Administrative Law is recommended. Fulfills the clinic degree requirement.
Spring 2013
84736 [Require Authorization Code]
6.00
8
ROBINSON-DORN, M.
Clinics And Externships [Primary]
Fulfills Clinical Requirement
Clinic
None