Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section Membership
Join the premier association for lawyers shaping the future of administrative law.
The Value of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section Membership
Trusted Content
Administrative Law Review: In-depth review of the latest administrative law and regulatory practice issues and policy developments.
Administrative and Regulatory Law News: Current articles explore unique ideas, reveal new approaches and analyze actions at the Supreme Court, federal and state courts.
Top-Tier Programming
Annual Conferences: Attend Live and Virtual CLE conferences taught by expert practicing lawyers, judges, government officials and academics.
On-Demand: Watch webinars and virtual conferences.
Committees
Valuable Connections: Join our Administrative Process, Government Functions, or Section Activity Committees to collaborate with top professionals.
Committee Content: Access shared documents, committee work, interactive discussions, leadership announcements, and more.
Leadership Opportunities
Content Creation: Write, teach, lead, learn, and support efforts to protect and advance the administrative law issues you care about.
Leadership Roles: Serve as a Section Officer, Council Member, Committee Leader or other role.
Member Discounts
CLE Webinars: Save on exclusive member pricing and free non-CLE webinars.
"The field of administrative law is appealing to many lawyers because of the almost limitless variety of contexts and areas to which it applies. Nearly every area of human activity is the subject of regulatory legislation and agency implementation...
[T]he Section's tag line: 'Administrative Law, Everybody Does It!" certainly describe[s] the experience of the contemporary practitioner of administrative law."
Renée M. Landers
Professor of Law and Faculty Director, Health and Biomedical Law Concentration and Master of Science in Law: Life Sciences Program, Suffolk University School of Law, Boston, Massachusetts
"For the past twenty-five years... the Ad Law Section has been an important part of my professional life. Initially, the most tangible benefits from my membership were educational – learning from the Section's excellent publications ... conferences and seminars. But ... as I became involved in Section committee work, and then assumed increasingly-responsible leadership positions ... I made life-long friendships, enhanced my leadership skills, and networked with the nation's most knowledgeable and prominent administrative lawyers and scholars."
Randolph J. May
President, Free State Foundation, Potomac, Maryland
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