Juge Gregg

Juge has significant experience supporting ESG initiatives, including most notably at a top-5 Fortune Global 500 company, where he served as Senior Corporate Counsel and the first attorney on the company’s Sustainability Legal team, which has twice been recognized by the Financial Times as one of the most innovative in-house legal teams in North America. In that role, he provided legal partnership to business teams across multiple industry sectors on their highest profile sustainability initiatives, including the development of the company’s carbon offset strategy and purchasing program, circular economy initiatives, transportation decarbonization, sustainable shopping programs, product and supply chain sustainability, human rights policies and due diligence, and green claims.

In addition to his ESG practice, Juge also provides counseling and handles litigation matters across the spectrum of environmental matters, including in matters involving the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and project development, international environmental law, Superfund/CERCLA, Endangered Species Act, Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, Inflation Reduction Act, and Native American law.

Prior to entering the private sector, Juge served as a Trial Attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Environment and Natural Resources Division in the Law and Policy and Natural Resources Sections, working on high-profile environmental, natural resources, and Native American law issues and litigation.

Juge also taught international environmental law and policy as a visiting professor at Stanford University’s Stanford in Washington program. He earned his law degree from Stanford Law School and his bachelor’s degree in Earth Systems from Stanford University. He hails from Alaska, where he grew up in a small arts and adventure community.