academics > certificate > sustainable business law

Second and third-year School of Law students can begin developing a specialty in the field of sustainable business law. Sustainable Business Law Statement of Completion requirements are:

1. Students must satisfactorily complete:
   business associations,
   securities regulation,
   administrative law, and
   either natural resources law or environmental and pollution
   
   
2. In addition, students must satisfactorily complete two courses from each of Groups A and B below.
   
   Group A
   climate change litigation
   comparative environmental law
   energy law
   environmental justice
   global environmental challenges
   hazardous waste
   international environmental law
   renewable energy law
   sustainability (if offered)
   water law
   
   Group B
   accounting for lawyers
   advanced business law seminar
   business planning
   environmental tax (if offered)
   mergers and acquisitions
   private equity and venture capital
   small business clinic
   sustainable business (at the Business School)
   tax policy
   
   
3. Students may petition members of the statement of completion committee to substitute up to two equivalent courses for any two of the above-listed courses.
   
   Sustainable Business Law Statement of Completion application
   
   Members of the Sustainable Business Law Certification Committee: Professors Adell Amos, Robert Illig and Judd Sneirson.