Animal Law Symposium
The Animal Law Symposium is an annual virtual or in-person educational event that brings together legal experts, practitioners, scholars, and advocates to discuss current and emerging topics in animal law. This free event provides an opportunity for lawyers, law students, and advocates to deepen their understanding of animal law and engage in discussions about how the law can advance protections for animals. Free Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits may be available for attorneys.
To view past Animal Law Symposia, including agendas and recordings, use the navigational panel on the right to browse by year.
Questions? Contact events@aldf.org.
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