Symposium
Every year, Animal Law Review hosts a symposium featuring thoughtful discussions on various topics in animal law. Please check back in September for details about our 15th annual symposium, which will be held on Friday, March 6, 2025.
This year’s Animal Law Review Symposium invites advocates and attorneys to challenge corporate practices that treat the exploitation of non-human animals as a necessary cost of doing business. The program explores how consumer protection law, securities regulation, and corporate governance can be used to hold corporations accountable for misleading labels, deceptive disclosures, and harmful supply-chain practices. By reframing core questions of corporate law—who must tell the truth, what risks must be disclosed, and who bears responsibility—the Symposium highlights how legal strategies can recognize non-human animals as stakeholders rather than mere commodities.
This Symposium is a hybrid event open to all in-person and virtual advocates interested in non-human animal protection. In-person attendees are invited to join us for lunch and an evening reception held in partnership with Lewis & Clark’s Animal Legal Defense Fund Student Chapter. CLE credit will be offered for all interested attorney participants.
Zoom link T.BA
Pricing:
Parking
Parking is free on the weekends. Parking is allowed at the law school, and we highly encourage carpooling to our events. If the law school lot is full, we suggest parking in the Upper Griswold or Lower Griswold parking lot at the college campus (just a few minutes walk to the law school).
For those unfamiliar with the campus, you can access a full campus map here.
Past Symposiums have been recorded. You can view details about those events and the recordings here.
Animal Law Review is located in Wood Hall on the Law Campus.
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Editor in Chief
Camille Bond
eic-animallaw@lclark.edu
Managing Editor
Katherine Engelken
me-animallaw@lclark.edu
Executive Editors
Brittany Bennett
Dennis Hall
ee-animallaw@lclark.edu