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About the Program - This Seminar Does Not Include a Publication
The SC Bar-CLE Division is proud to present Environmental Law in South Carolina. This powerful seminar will feature a distinguished faculty of experienced environmental law practitioners from both the state and regulated community perspectives, and will cover the key issues faced by the environmental, natural resources and land use bars in South Carolina today. Most of the book's authors will speak at the seminar and will cover the critical highlights of their respective chapters. Whether you are an experienced or novice environmental law or land use practitioner, you'll leave this seminar confident that you are up to date on the important developments in environmental law in South Carolina.
Seminar Agenda
The Common Law: Foundation of Environmental Law in S.C.
Bradford W. Wyche, Greenville
Water Quality
Mary D. Shahid - Nexsen Pruet, Charleston
Samuel L. Finklea III, Columbia
Air Regulation in S.C.
Phillip L. Conner - Nexsen Pruet, Greenville
Waste Management
Amy E. Armstrong - S.C. Environmental Law Project, Pawley's Island
Rita B. Barker - Wyche Law Firm, Greenville
Solid Waste
Amy E. Armstrong - S.C. Environmental Law Project, Pawley's Island
Regulating the Competing Uses of Coastal Resources
Mary D. Shahid - Nexsen Pruet, Charleston
Amy E. Armstrong - S.C. Environmental Law Project, Pawley's Island
Administrative Practice & Procedure and Environmental Regulations Overview
Amy E. Armstrong - S.C. Environmental Law Project, Pawley's Island
Rita B. Barker - Wyche Law Firm, Greenville
Samuel L. Finklea III, Columbia
Related Issues: Drinking Water, Dams & Reservoirs, Mining and Environmental Issues in Real Estate Transactions
Samuel L. Finklea III, Columbia
W. Thomas Lavender Jr. ,- Nexsen Pruet, Columbia
Joan W. Hartley - Nexsen Pruet, Charleston
Land Use Planning and Regulation
Bradford W. Wyche, Greenville
Climate Change and Energy
J. Blan Holman - Southern Environmental Law Center, Charleston
Wyatt G. Sassman - Southern Environmental Law Center, Charleston
Environmental Crimes in S.C.
Ashley A. McMahan - S.C. Attorney General's Office, Columbia
Ethics Panel with Professor John Freeman
Mandatory MCLE Credit Hours
This seminar qualifies for 6.0 MCLE credit hours, including up to 1.0 LEPR credit hour.
This is a Basic Level Program.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, if you completed this in 2020,please use this course code: 201114ADO.
Note: When submitting your compliance reports to the SC Commission on CLE and Specialization, please use this course code if you completed the program in 2021: 211015ADO.
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