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2016-2018: Captive Wild Animals
Illegal trafficking in rare and exotic wild animals is a $10 to $20 billion-a-year business, the profits of which come at the expense of broken families and countless injured and/or dead animals. -
2014-2016: Ag-Gag Laws
Animal abuse, food safety violations, and illegal and life-threatening working conditions are rampant on facilities that farm and slaughter animals. -
Where Should You Go To Law School?
Today, there are over 160 schools that offer at least one animal law course, and this list continues to grow. -
Animal Law Books & Periodicals
Download this list of Animal Legal Defense Fund publications ti find out more about animal law. -
Career Advice for Aspiring Animal Attorneys
Do you want to work for the animals? Are you interested in obtaining a job as an animal lawyer? -
How Law Students Can Get Involved in Animal Law
Law students interested in this cutting edge field must be inventive and proactive in seeking out opportunities to become involved. -
How Undergraduate Students Can Get Involved in Animal Law
Undergraduate students can take many steps to become involved in the field of animal law. Below are some suggestions: Connect with us on social media. Check out the Animal Legal Defense Fund’s current cases to learn…
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Q&A with an Animal Legal Defense Fund Attorney about Pursuing a Career in Animal Law
Attorney Matthew Liebman recently answered a few questions for the Brandeis University Law Journal about the Animal Legal Defense Fund and working in animal law. -
Animal Law 101
Simply defined, animal law is the combination of statutory and case law that relates to or has an impact on nonhuman animals. It encompasses companion animals, wildlife, and animals used in entertainment, research, and raised for food. -
Animals’ Legal Status: Current Issues & Future Directions 2018
This webinar will discuss animals’ current legal status as property and how this status can hinder animal protection within the criminal law context and discuss animals’ legal status as property through the lens of civil litigation.
