Published in Michigan Environmental Law Journal , Fall 2020, Vol. 38, No. 1, Issue 108 [ view full issue ]. Cite: 38 Mich Env Law J 1 (2020)
by Rebecca Millican, Partner, Olson, Bzdok, & Howard [1]
I signed up for animal law as a 3L in my last quarter of law school without much thought as to what “animal law” meant or where its roots in the law lie. I chose the class out of personal interest and (if I am being honest), to balance out a slate of bar exam-driven selections like negotiable instruments. Animal law proved to be one of the most dynamic, thought-provoking courses of my law school career, however. What I quickly learned was that “animal ...