Mark your calendars for this Friday, June 16, 2017, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time for a free talk we’ll be giving, “Regulatory Takings: Emerging Issues.”
Yes, it’s free, but there’s a catch: this talk is sponsored by the ABA Section of State and Local Government Law’s Land Use Committee, and you have to be a Section member (or be willing to join us). One of the benefits of being a member is that you can sign on to these bi-monthly calls and learn about the latest developments in the broad range of topics the Committee covers. Ping me if you want to sign up.
And what’s the deal with the graphic above? Well, starting in August 2017, I’ll be taking over as Chair of the Section (assuming my ABA colleagues do not come to their senses before then), and the big focus of the Chair is to lead the planning for the Section’s two big yearly in-person conferences. For 2017-18, we’ll be meeting in Savannah in October, and Detroit in the Spring. More on these conferences here. We’ve already secured the dates and venues, and the agenda and faculty planning is well underway. I invite you to come join us — for my reasons why I am active in the ABA, go here.