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W. William Weeks
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Practice Areas
2
Practice Areas
Environmental and Natural Resources
90%
46 years | 5 cases
Agriculture
10%
23 years
Fees and Rates
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Licensed in Indiana for 46 years
State: Indiana
Acquired: 1979
No misconduct found
Licensed in District of Columbia for 22 years
State: District of Columbia
Acquired: 2004
No misconduct found
Location
The Conservation Law Center Inc.
116 S Indiana Ave Ste 4, Bloomington, IN, 47408-4043
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Experience
Honors
N/A
Distinguished Sevice Award, Indiana University Maurer School of Law
Work Experience
1998 - 2002
Executive Vice President, The Nature Conservancy
Associations
2015 - Present
American Bar Association, Real Estate, Property , Trust and Estate Law SectioinbvChair, Conservation Easement Task Force
Sample of Legal Cases
Union Neighbors UNited v. Sally Jewell Et Al.
prevailed on NEPA claim in US Cir Court for DC CIr. DC cir.
Education
1979
Indiana University
JD - Juris Doctor
Publications
2011
Law and Contemporary Problems, Duke UNiversity School of Lawal of L
A Tradable Conservation Easement for Vulnerable Conservation Objectives
2011
Environmental Law, Lewis & Clark Law School
Statutory Reform to Protect Migrations as Phenomena of Abundance
2009
Wyoming Law Review
In Defense of Conservation Easments: A Response To "The End of Perpetuity"N