
Climate, human rights, international law, environmental law | Associate Professor @SetonHallLaw | Board Member @breachcollectiv | Member @iucn_wcel | 🏳️🌈
Brooklyn, NY
Joined July 2012
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I was interviewed for this article about how progress in international law regarding climate change may (or may not) impact the behavior of the Trump Administration domestically. Check it out!
insideclimatenews.org/news/1…
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Seton Hall Law School is thrilled to announce that four new faculty members with expertise in health, food and drug law, environmental law, and experiential learning this month! Click the link to learn more! hubs.li/Q03tW9qG0
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As we are about to start the new school year, it's exciting to see all the forthcoming scholarship by my fantastic @SetonHallLaw colleagues! Read more about it: law.shu.edu/news/seton-hall-…
Through their research and scholarship, Seton Hall Law faculty continue to advance knowledge and deepen understanding in diverse areas of law and on issues of pressing public importance. hubs.li/Q03CzW3j0
I was honored immensely to receive the Feng-Shan Ho Prize for international human rights scholarship at the Asia-Pacific Research Forum held in Taipei, Taiwan. Stayed tuned for my associated article about the correct judicial standards and remedies for climate rights litigation.
The world's highest court declared that countries have significant obligations to address climate change under international law. What does this mean for the United States? Read my recent op-ed in Bloomberg Law to find out! news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…
I could use your help with my fundraiser on GoFundMe. Please share, support, or donate—every small action counts. gofund.me/c62d16d0
In this newly published piece, Michael O'Hora and I explore how recent legislative developments in New Zealand could help advance Indigenous rights and reshape environmental law in the U.S.
Incorporating Indigenous Stewardship in Land Management americanbar.org/groups/envir…
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.@HaubEnviroLaw is proud to be ranked the #1 #EnvironmentalLaw Program in the nation! Our @HaubLawatPace students & faculty are shaping a sustainable future through research, advocacy, & real-world experience — a leading legacy in environmental law, rooted in innovation & impact.
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A team from Yale Law School heads to wine-tasting competition finals after defeating challengers from 10 other schools.
law.yale.edu/yls-today/news/…
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🚨BREAKING🚨
CHIQUITA BANANA HELD LIABLE BY U.S. JURY FOR FUNDING PARAMILITARY ABUSE IN COLOMBIA.
This may be the first time that a U.S. corporation has been held liable by a U.S. jury for human rights violations abroad.
earthrights.org/media_releas…
I helped write an amicus brief for this case while working at Our Children's Trust. I'm thrilled that these senior Swiss women saw success in court even though the decision was tied to a climate change target that does not fully protect human rights.
news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…
I discuss the youth-led climate lawsuit, Held v. Montana with my new colleague, Professor Leslie Tenzer, on the most recent episode of her podcast, Legal Tenzer. Enjoy!
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The Pro-Life Case for Joe Biden thepalindromic.wordpress.com…
Mona Lisa cat strikes again @ Chicago, Illinois instagram.com/p/BAv0VYMhG4v/ – at Chicago, IL
"I never thought green beans were meant to be in casserole" #foxnewsinsight
"I will never say anything that could not stand as the last thing I ever say." - Benjamin Zander. youtube.com/watch?v=r9LCwI5i…
David looking out over New Jersey apparently. @ Whitney Museum of American Art instagram.com/p/8Ba9NWhGx7/ – at Manhattan, NY










