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SUMMARY:American Conference Institute’s Automotive Product Liability Litigation Conference
DESCRIPTION:Tim Goodman will be presenting at the session\, Interview with NHTSA on Regulatory Oversight\, Recalls\, and Safety Standards\, at the American Conference Institute’s Automotive Product Liability Litigation Conference\, July 18-19\, 2019. \n2019 will mark the beginning of a new paradigm for Automotive Product Liability Litigation. Be prepared to address the new demands and legal and regulatory challenges the industry is facing. As new emerging technology for autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicles is developing at rapid speed to keep up with consumer demand\, automotive companies are facing potential liabilities and unprecedented litigation risk. Class action litigation is spreading and the effects of recalls and MDL litigation from alleged defective components is also on the rise. This conference will help make sense of all this and give practical knowledge on the latest legal and regulatory trends\, developments\, and case law in the automotive context. \nFor more information\, click here.
URL:https://www.babstcalland.com/event/american-conference-institutes-automotive-product-liability-litigation-conference/
LOCATION:Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel\, 163 E Walton Pl.\, Chicago\, IL\, 60611\, United States
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SUMMARY:EMLF’s 40th Annual Institute
DESCRIPTION:Attorneys Kathy Condo and Blaine Lucas will co-present “Opposition to Shale Gas and Other Extractive Industries Continues to Grow at the Local Level” at EMLF’s 40th Annual Institute\, June 9-11\, 2019. Townhall settings have become ground zero for efforts to restrict unconventional shale development. NGOs have used Pennsylvania’s Environmental Rights Amendment to not only oppose operator zoning applications\, but also to seek the invalidation of ordinances permitting industry activity. Many of these proceedings have evolved into battles of the experts\, without the procedural safeguards existing in civil litigation. In West Virginia\, local governments have attempted to restrict or ban extractive industries by adopting nuisance ordinances. Ohio activists continue to use referenda to implement restrictive ordinances. Federal and state preemption of local regulation has been the subject of litigation in many jurisdictions. This program will provide an overview of the case law addressing these issues. \nKathy Condo \nBlaine Lucas
URL:https://www.babstcalland.com/event/emlfs-40th-annual-institute/
LOCATION:Westin Washington D.C. City Center\, 1400 M St NW\, Washington\, DC\, 20005\, United States
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