Symposium
Every year, Animal Law Review hosts a symposium featuring thoughtful discussions on various topics in animal law. Our 14th annual symposium, Litigation Tools Against Animal Breeders and Roadside Zoos , will be held primarily virtually on Saturday, March 15th, 2025, with an option to attend in-person in McCarty 4, Lewis & Clark Law School. This symposium covers different laws that can be used to sue animal breeders and roadside zoos for mistreatment of animals. These different statutes can be used to achieve one common goal: justice for animals.
Schedule
10:00 am—10:30 am: Breakfast
10:30 am—10:40 am: Introductions by the Symposium Editor
10:40 am—11:30 am: Using State Laws to Take Down Puppy Traffickers by Morgan Boutilier
11:30 am—11:40 am : Closing Remarks by the Symposium Editor
11:40 am: ———Lunch Break———-
Register Here
Zoom link here!
Pricing: Free!
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.
Since 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.
MSC: 51
Editor in Chief
Suzannah Smith
eic-animallaw@lclark.edu
Managing Editor
Aaron Kline
me-animallaw@lclark.edu
Executive Editors
Bailey Grinter
Macaela Burke
ee-animallaw@lclark.edu