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100th Anniversay ENRD seal 1909 to 2009

On November 16, 2009, ENRD will celebrate the Division's 100th Anniversary! 

Commemorative celebration plans will be finalized over the next several months, but early planning already is underway. 

Click the envelope icon above to subscribe to our 100th Anniversary updates, or email enrd100@usdoj.gov to send an idea to the planning committee. 

We look forward to celebrating with you!

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Attorney Duties and Training

Duties of Entry-level Attorneys
An entry-level attorney in the Environment and Natural Resources Division can expect to become intimately and immediately involved in a wide variety of environmental litigation; personally handle settlement negotiations; travel across the country taking depositions and negotiating consent decrees; and assist senior attorneys in major cases.

Training
Specialized programs have been developed to acquaint new employees with the Division and their work in environmental law. These programs include both individual and group orientation sessions; luncheon presentations by senior managers; section retreats; and seminars on a variety of topics, relating both to legal practice generally and to particular substantive areas of the laws. In addition, the Division regularly sponsors nationwide seminars on subjects in environmental and natural resources law.

 
Last Updated: 3/20/2009