New York (NY) Agriculture Law CLE Course Catalog

Join our panel as they discuss the consideration of climate change effects under NEPA, including recent caselaw, existing policy, and proposed regulations.

Given the huge increase in filings lately and the increase in the debt limit after the passage of the Family Farmer Relief Act, the webinar would like to provide more information to consumer and small business lawyers who might be interested in expanding into Chapter 12 practice.

As the coronavirus continues to spread in China and other parts of the world, it is critical for businesses to reassess their connections to global supply chains, evaluate workforce-related issues, and examine risk-minimization and quantization brought about by the pandemic.

Cannabis laws are changing at a rapid pace across all 50 states, making things a bit confusing and often challenging--a bit of a haze--for cannabis businesses. This seminar will highlight the current state of key issues that cannabis businesses face in tax, banking, employment law, and insurance.

In this program, the panelists will explain the legal considerations, opportunities, and challenges of Forest Resilience Bonds and the Qualified Opportunity Zone program.

Whether you already include equine law within your law practice or are looking to increase this area of your practice, you won't want to miss this course. Our panel will explore the most common legal issues encountered in the horse industry involving liability and contracts as well as details for lawyers handling these matters.

This seminar will look at a number of issues related to the use of medical marijuana for workers’ comp injuries, considerations and coverage questions for insurers, provide answers for employers on applying drug policies and look at other risks for employees, employers and insurers in the workplace.

This seminar will take an in-depth look at the types of coverage required by these various entities, their unique risks and the opportunities they present for insurers looking to expand their coverage products.

Have environmental law research to do but don't know your Indian tribal law from your federal Indian law? Getting to the bottom of a burning issue that involves some aspect of law governing any one of over 500 federally recognized Indian tribes can be confusing, especially when it comes to questions of whose constitution to use and which case law is the right one. Three experienced law librarians and experts in teaching and conducting Indian law research will answer your questions about conducting research in this fascinating and complex field and provide you with key resources and methods.