Water & Environmental Law

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McGeorge’s Online MSL is the Future of Legal Education

The legal profession has a reputation for being slow-moving;litigation or other proceedings across different areas of law may take months or even years. The enactment of change within regulations can take decades when people need to lobby and fight to dismantle ineffective precedents. Law is also a profession known for resisting operational change. Even when it comes to getting your legal education – a chapter culminating in needing bar passage in order to enter the practice of law – the process has not changed in many years.

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Nicole Kuenzi The Ripple Effect

The Ripple Effect: How Water Law Shapes Our Environment and Societies

In a recent webinar, Nicole discussed how water law shapes our environment and societies, focusing on California. Nicole has a particular interest in water law and water rights in the West, which extends globally, especially in arid climates. Read the full blog or watch the webinar recording to learn more about the past, present, and future of water law.

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Complex Legal Concepts for Non-Lawyers

Breaking Down Complex Legal Concepts for Non-Lawyers

A common school of thought is that to work in the legal field, you have to be a lawyer. This is far from the case (pun intended). Plenty of people – including lobbyists and even politicians, who help make laws – are not attorneys. You can work within your legal system as long as you understand it.

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Environmental Law without a Law Degree

Learn Environmental Law without a Law Degree

A specialized degree opens doors for you to advance your career, whether you have an established career or are looking to break into the field. McGeorge School of Law offers an MSL graduate degrees in Water and Environmental Law for students that range from recent graduates to working professionals.

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McGeorge’s Online MSL is the Future of Legal Education

The legal profession has a reputation for being slow-moving;litigation or other proceedings across different areas of law may take months or even years. The enactment of change within regulations can take decades when people need to lobby and fight to dismantle ineffective precedents. Law is also a profession known for resisting operational change. Even when it comes to getting your legal education – a chapter culminating in needing bar passage in order to enter the practice of law – the process has not changed in many years.

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The Ripple Effect: How Water Law Shapes Our Environment and Societies

In a recent webinar, Nicole discussed how water law shapes our environment and societies, focusing on California. Nicole has a particular interest in water law and water rights in the West, which extends globally, especially in arid climates. Read the full blog or watch the webinar recording to learn more about the past, present, and future of water law.

Read More

Breaking Down Complex Legal Concepts for Non-Lawyers

A common school of thought is that to work in the legal field, you have to be a lawyer. This is far from the case (pun intended). Plenty of people – including lobbyists and even politicians, who help make laws – are not attorneys. You can work within your legal system as long as you understand it.

Read More

Learn Environmental Law without a Law Degree

A specialized degree opens doors for you to advance your career, whether you have an established career or are looking to break into the field. McGeorge School of Law offers an MSL graduate degrees in Water and Environmental Law for students that range from recent graduates to working professionals.

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