Rick Horder

Professor with a passion for advancing studies in environmental law, Richard A. Horder serves as an Adjunct Professor at Emory University School of Law. With a distinguished career spanning various roles in environmental compliance and litigation, he brings a wealth of practical experience and academic insight to his students. Horder's academic journey is marked by degrees from the University of Florida, the London School of Economics and Political Science, and Georgia State University, reflecting a robust foundation in both domestic and international legal frameworks. Horder's professional trajectory includes significant positions such as a former assistant US attorney, where he honed his skills in legal advocacy and public service. His tenure as associate general counsel for Georgia Pacific provided him with invaluable insights into corporate environmental strategies and compliance. Further enriching his legal expertise, he was a partner at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, where he engaged in complex environmental litigation and advisory roles. Currently, Horder is a partner at Kazmarek Mowrey Cloud Laseter LLP, where he continues to influence the field of environmental law through his practice. His work focuses on navigating the intricate landscape of environmental regulations and defending clients in high-stakes litigation. Horder's commitment to the environment and the law is evident in his ongoing contributions to legal scholarship and practice. At Emory University, Horder is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of legal professionals, imparting his extensive knowledge and experience in environmental law. His research interests lie in environmental compliance and litigation, areas where he has made significant contributions through both his professional work and academic endeavors. Students and colleagues alike benefit from his deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the field of environmental law.