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BCM Environmental Land Law
SEPTEMBER 28, 2021
We are looking for an experienced attorney to join our team of legal professionals at BCM Environmental & Land Law. Superior academic law school credentials. Admission to the New Hampshire Bar. Maine and/or Vermont Bar admission. Attendance (including travel) to professional conferences. Required Attributes.
BCM Environmental Land Law
SEPTEMBER 28, 2021
We are looking for an Associate Attorney to join our team of legal professionals at BCM Environmental & Land Law. Superior academic law school credentials. Admission to the New Hampshire Bar. Maine and/or Vermont Bar admission. Attendance (including travel) to professional conferences. Preferred Attributes.
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The Energy Law Blog
MAY 18, 2020
the Third Circuit affirmed the Vermilion Parish School Board’s authority to sue on behalf of the state, rejected a prescription defense on the basis of prescription immunity under the Louisiana Constitution, and concluded that a finding of “environmental damage” as defined under Act 312 is sufficient to trigger a breach of contract claim.
Physics World
DECEMBER 20, 2021
According to the latest annual survey of UK graduates by Prospects Luminate, secondary education is the third most popular professional career choice for physics graduates. “I wanted to help and influence people, and teaching physics to secondary school students has the potential to change their whole lives.”
Physics World
FEBRUARY 10, 2022
Hakeem Oluseyi found his way into professional physics unlike anyone you have ever known. Shipped out west at the age of 10 to stay with an aunt, he lived in nine different households in 16 months, few of which seemed to want or like him, and attended five different schools. In Oluseyi’s own words, he “lived like a feral animal”.
The Energy Law Blog
OCTOBER 19, 2020
The Third Circuit found the School Board was entitled to bring virtually any kind of claim in the State’s name, thus shielding its claims from prescription. The Louisiana Supreme Court’s decision on this matter will have a notable impact on legacy lawsuits and the relationship between Act 312 and admissions of “environmental damage.”
The Energy Law Blog
OCTOBER 19, 2020
The Third Circuit found the School Board was entitled to bring virtually any kind of claim in the State’s name, thus shielding its claims from prescription. The Louisiana Supreme Court’s decision on this matter will have a notable impact on legacy lawsuits and the relationship between Act 312 and admissions of “environmental damage.”.
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