Before founding Planetary Solutions, PLLC, Steve Mirmina practiced International Space Law for more than 25 years in the NASA Office of the General Counsel. Before joining NASA, he worked for several years as an Associate at two well respected DC law firms practicing Aviation Law.

Steve has been teaching Space Law at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC since 2011. He has also taught Space Law at the University of Connecticut School of Law, Vanderbilt Law School, and has been a Visiting Faculty Member at Yale Law School on three different occasions.

Most notably, Steve’s textbook on Space Law (co-author) is used at law schools across the country and internationally. Steve’s primary area of legal scholarship involves preserving the environment of outer space for the use of future generations. He has spoken and written extensively on the subject, and he has published more than a dozen peer reviewed articles, including in the American Journal of International Law, the Chicago Journal of International Law, as well as various publications of the American Bar Association, Harvard Law Review, and Journal of Air Law and Commerce.

Steve Mirmina received his first LL.M. degree with honors from Leiden University Faculty of Law in the Netherlands, and his second LL.M. with honors from Georgetown Law. He received his J.D. with honors from the University of Connecticut. Outside of work, Steve enjoys Argentine Tango dancing and scuba diving (but not at the same time).

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