Energy attorney Rich Miller on a career in the law and love of cities that power NYC
Energy attorney Rich Miller discusses the role of legal professionals in maintaining New York City's electrical grid. Lawyers in this sector work for both private companies and the government to ensure a resilient and sustainable energy supply. The practice focuses on the legal counsel necessary to keep the city's lights on.
Behind New York City’s powerful electricity grid is a cadre of lawyers working for both private companies and the government in a sector of legal practice known as energy law, deploying their love of cities and the legal counsel necessary to keep the city’s lights on and make its energy supply more resilient and sustainable....
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