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- Participation: On-Demand
- Duration: 60 Minutes
CLE Credits
- Credits: 1
- Credit Type: General (See State Credit Info above)
- Topic: Animal Law
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- Price: $39
- Presenter: Mariann Sullivan
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1 CLE Credit
1 CLE Credit
Companion
Mariann Sullivan leads an exploration into the unique legal landscape surrounding companion animals. Gain expertise on key cases, statutes, and recovery theories as you learn to navigate complex damage claims. Equip yourself with the tools to advocate for clients facing the loss or harm of cherished pets effectively.
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Meet Mariann
Meet Mariann
Professor, Cornell Law School
Mariann Sullivan is an esteemed animal law professor and dedicated advocate for animal rights. She co-founded Our Hen House, a nonprofit organization committed to ending animal exploitation, and co-hosts its signature podcast, engaging with leaders and change-makers in the movement. Mariann also hosts the Animal Law Podcast, where she delves into pivotal legal cases and developments shaping animal protection laws. Her extensive experience and insightful commentary have made her a prominent figure in the field, inspiring many to join the cause for animal welfare.
Education
- Newton College of the Sacred Heart, B.A.
- Fordham University School of Law, J.D.
Organization
- Our Hen House
- New Jersey
- www.ourhenhouse.org
Contact
- info@ourhenhouse.org
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Learning Objectives
- Understand Animal Property Laws
- Explore Recovery Theories Options
- Analyze Key Case Law
- Assess Damage Calculation Methods
- Discuss Emotional Distress Claims
- Navigate Civil Rights Issues
- Apply Relevant Statutory Provisions
- Develop Effective Legal Strategies
By the end of this Continuing Legal Education course, participants will earn 1.0 MCLE credits and possess a solid foundation in companion animal law, including how to assess damages and navigate complex legal frameworks. Attendees will be equipped to address emotional distress claims, analyze pivotal case law, and apply effective strategies for advocating in cases involving companion animal harm or loss.
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