The Ethica Nicomachea is the Greek philosopher Aristotle's
major work on ethics. Both his father and son were named
Nicomachos, and tradition holds that his son played a key
role in recording and preserving this foundational text.
We draw on Aristotle's legacy not only for its name, but for
what it represents: a belief that justice is not just a
concept, but a practice—one that requires courage and
action.
In that spirit, Nichomachos supports those using the law to
confront the defining ethical challenge of our time: the
climate crisis.