Below are the details from the ABA AdLaw Section.

For what it’s worth, my ABA Adjudication Co-Chair (and the ACUS Vice Chair) Matt Wiener and I have helped organize two great panels on agency adjudication — one on recent developments related to the constitutionality of administrative law judges and the other on agency adjudication outside of the Administrative Procedure Act — and I’ll be doing the agency adjudication part of the annual developments panel on Friday. I’ll also be moderating a great panel on Josh Chafetz’s new book Congress’s Constitution and the oversight role of Congress in the federal regulatory state. This should be a really great conference, as it is every year, and I hope you’ll consider joining us.

We are happy to announce that our program for the 2017 Administrative Law Conference is now open for registration. The program offers 12.5 hours of General CLE credit and 1.5 hours of Ethics CLE credit (to be applied for) on October 19^th-20^th  at the Capital Hilton in Washington, DC. This year’s conference features exciting administrative law and regulatory practice topics including:

• Immigration and Executive Orders
• Congress’ Role in the Administrative State, Congressional Review Act (CRA)
• How to Become an Administrative Law Judge
• Current Operations of the Office of Information & Regulatory Affairs (OIRA)
• Federal Agency Guidance
• Top Ten FDA Challenges
• Regulatory Reform in Congress
• Regulation of Disruptive Innovation
• International De-Regulatory Efforts
• Practical Focus on De-Regulatory Activities in Government Agencies
• Regulating Cybersecurity
• Judicial Remedies in Administrative Law
• Developments in Administrative Law, Parts I & II
• Evaluating Federal Actions: The Powers, Processes, and Proclamations of Administrative Agencies and the Oval Office
• Ethics for Government Attorneys
• Are Administrative Law Judges Unconstitutionally Appointed? Or Are They Just Employees?
• Executive Privilege and the Deliberative Process
• Agency Adjudication Outside the APA
• Litigation and the Administrative Record

The full program brochure is coming soon. If you would like to register, or check for program updates, you may visit our 2017 Administrative Law Conference web page here, where you will find event location details, CLE, pricing, and links to registration. If you have any questions about registration, please contact either myself, Rebecca Mobley (rebecca.mobley@americanbar.org), or Angela Petro (angela.petro@americanbar.org).