Animal Law Symposium
Animal Law Symposium: State Confinement Laws and the Future of Farmed Animal Policy
April 5-6, 2024
This two-day online event focused on state-level farmed animal protection and policy, with expert panels discussing issues including anti-confinement laws, protecting Proposition 12 and Question 3, defending against the EATS Act, and a look ahead at the future of farmed animal confinement bans and how to protect them. Check out the full agenda and exciting lineup of expert speakers!
The Animal Law Symposium: State Confinement Laws and the Future of Farmed Animal Policy was approved for 6 Continuing Legal Education credits by the Florida State Bar Association, and 5 Continuing Legal Education credits by the Oregon State Bar Association. Most states accept credits from other mandatory CLE states such as Florida and Oregon, but please check with your local bar association to confirm. For CLE information please contact events@aldf.org.
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