Vermont (VT) Zoning Law CLE Course Catalog

Have you heard about the zoning changes Minneapolis has done to address the lack of affordable housing? Join our experts as they discuss initial consequences and strategies for other jurisdictions.

The food truck industry is booming but the road to success can be filled with potholes if you don’t mind your legal Ps and Qs! From start-up considerations to how to address ongoing issues such as licensing, permitting, and zoning, this program will explore the many issues to address for your clients in the food truck business. Get your engines running and your griddles on – we’re going to serve up an excellent repast!

Despite Myanmar’s recent transition out of military rule, conflict and human rights violations are ongoing in Myanmar. This program features a Clinical Instructor and Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic who will help you learn about land rights, as well as the complexities of human rights advocacy, government structures, and the rule of law, in Myanmar.

Cannabis laws are constantly evolving nationwide, and health lawyers especially need to know the latest state of play. Do you know the most recent updates and how they might affect your clients in the healthcare field?

This program will examine the phenomenon of natural disaster risk to low- and moderate-income individuals and the institutions and businesses that serve them, and discuss possible solutions.

This session will explore what GCs need to know to effectively advise their organizations on operations standards and compliance risks.

This program will explain how the use of new technologies raises difficult legal issues that defy easy solutions to the legal challenges they present. You'll gain perspectives from sharing economy technology network companies with speaker representatives from Uber, HomeAway, and LimeBike.

This program provides an overview of the fundamental intellectual property rights related to street art, or graffiti, and the corresponding property rights of the building owner. Specifically, faculty will explore the copyright, visual artists' rights and property rights issues related to street art, and the 5Pointz ruling, which awarded $6.75 million to a group of graffiti artists for the white-washing and eventual demolition of their work by the building owner.

Persons with disabilities are disproportionately affected by housing discrimination, with disability issues accounting for over half of complaints last year. Federal law prohibits housing discrimination based on your race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability. Our experts will provide an overview of the Fair Housing Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, discuss who is covered under these laws, and examine the duties that housing providers have under these laws.