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Pamela Frasch Receives Excellence in Teaching Award
The Animal Law Section of the AALS awarded Pamela D. Frasch, Assistant Dean, Animal Law Program and Executive Director, Center for Animal Law Studies at Lewis & Clark Law School, the inaugural AALS Animal Law Section Award for Excellence in Animal Law: Teaching, Scholarship, and Service.January 19, 2016 News -
Coalition Sues North Carolina over Constitutionality of ‘Anti-Sunshine’ Law
Law challenged on First Amendment, Equal Protection, Due Process Grounds.January 13, 2016 Press Release -
Animal Legal Defense Fund Case Challenging Hendry County’s Approval of Primate Breeding Facilities Going to Trial
Trial will determine legality of closed-door approval process for facilities.January 13, 2016 Press Release -
Animal Legal Defense Fund Asks Georgia Supreme Court to Recognize Pets’ Intrinsic Value
The Animal Legal Defense Fund has filed a “friend of the court” brief in the Georgia Supreme Court, in support of a family suing Barking Hound Village.January 5, 2016 Press Release -
The veterinarian’s duty to report animal cruelty in the U.S.
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Where Are They Now? Kevin Schneider
Kevin Schneider is the executive director of the Nonhuman Rights Project, a nonprofit organization working to achieve legal rights for nonhuman animals.December 30, 2015 Student Chapters -
A Great Year for Animals, Thanks to Your Support
Watch our video overview of 2015, and join me in reflecting on an amazing year.December 28, 2015 News -
Protest of Inhumane St. Louis Horse Carriage Rides, on Anniversary of ‘King’ the Horse’s Death
Animal Legal Defense Fund and St. Louis Animal Rights Team continue to put pressure on city officials.December 21, 2015 Press Release -
Where Are They Now? Laura Hagen
Laura Hagen, Esq., is currently the deputy director of advocacy for the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (MSPCA), where she has worked since February 2014.December 18, 2015 Student Chapters -
Legally Brief: Exotic Animals and the Law
States that do not set even minimal safety and animal welfare requirements for private ownership of captive wild animals are playing a dangerous game that too often results in tragedy both for the animals and for people.December 14, 2015 Legally Brief
