NSU Law Environmental Symposium
Post – Election Environmental and Land Use Law Landscape
Friday, May 10, 2019 9:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
NSU Shepard Broad College of Law
1 Shepard Broad Way, Fort Lauderdale, FL
The seminar will feature lawyers and other speakers from South Florida and around the state, addressing environmental law changes resulting from the November 2018 Florida Constitutional Amendments, current issues involving South Florida’s water pollution problems, recent and pending legislative, rule and policy changes coming from Washington and Tallahassee. Speakers will emphasize land use and environmental issues impacting Florida’s coasts.
Continental Breakfast and Full Lunch will be provided with registration.
Agenda | Speaker Biographies | Registration Information
CLE Credits: 6.5 General
Certification Credits
City, County and Local Government Law: 6.5 Credits
State and Federal Government and Administrative Practice: 6.5 Credits
Questions please contact Professor Richard Grosso (954) 262-6140 or Karen Rose or (954) 262-6303
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Dana Weinstein, RN, BSN, NSU Law JD 2020, 2019-2020 NSU Law Environmental Law & Land Use Society President Welcome |
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Brion Blackwelder, Esq. Associate Professor of Law, NSU Shepard Broad College of Law National Ocean Policy Update - Florida Focus |
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Heidi Mehaffey, Esq., (JD 2011) Robert N. Hartsell, P.A., Pompano Beach, FL The Constitutional, Property, and Land Use Law Aspects of Animal Law |
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Erin Deady, Esq., (JD 2000) Delray Beach Climate & Sea Level Rise Legal & Policy Update |
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Nancy Metayer, Environmentalist, The New Florida Majority The Environmental Justice and Equity Implications of Sea Level Rise and Climate Change in South Florida |
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Aliki Moncrief, Esq. Executive Director, Florida Conservation Voters Recent Florida Law & Policy Changes |
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Professor Richard Grosso, Professor of Law, Shepard Broad College of Law Major Federal Environmental Law Legislative & Policy Update
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Keith L. Williams, Attorney, Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP New Developments in “Waters of the United States” Federal Wetland Permitting Jurisdiction, Endangered Species, and Other Issues Impacting Florida’s Coastal Environment |
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Update on Florida's Constitutional Amendments, and Roundtable Discussion Professor Richard Grosso, Moderator, Professor of Law, Shepard Broad College of Law The day’s panelists will join with participants in an interactive discussion regarding the key issues raised throughout the day. |
Co-Sponsored by NSU Law Connect Plus and The Environmental and Land Use Law Section (ELULS) of The Florida Bar
