Lewis & Clark Law School Podcasts

14th Annual Animal Law Conference Agenda

NOTE: 2006 Conference Binders are available for purchase! They are $25 each, including domestic shipping. Please email SALDF.

Friday, October 13 2006
Defending Whales, Dolphins and Ocean Fish
This segment is not available as a podcast
Sue Fisher, Andrew Hawley & Joel Reynolds

Legal Developments for Animals and their Rescuers in Disasters
Barbara J. Gislason, Drew Moore & Steven Wise

Animal Law Developments in Australia & Canada
Katrina Sharman & Martine Lachance

Preventing the Exploitation of Primates as Pets and for Profit
This segment is not available as a podcast
Sarah Baeckler & Nicole Paquette

Saturday, October 14 2006
Fighting Canned Hunts, Contest Kills, and Animal Fighting
Nancy Perry and Tanya Sanerib

Animals in Research: Pet cloning, Patents, and Bioethics
Elizabeth DeCoux, Tracie Letterman & Art LaFrance

Defending Activists and their Constitutional Rights: Wegman’s and SHAC Case Studies
Len Egert and Will Potter

Estate Planning for Companion Animals
Eden Rose Brown

Why Trying to Obtain Fundamental Common Law Rights is Good for Nonhuman Animals and How it Can Be Accomplished
Steven M. Wise

Recognizing Companion Animals’ Intrinsic Values: Civil Damages and Criminal Actions
Scott Beckstead, Amy Breyer, Elizabeth DeCoux, & Adam Karp

Causes of Action & Legislative Efforts for “Farmed Animals”
Carter Dillard, Nancy Perry & David J. Wolfson

Protecting “Performing Animals”: Zoos, and Circuses
Nicole Paquette & Tanya Sanerib

Problems with Puppy Mills
Sara Amundson & Bruce Wagman

Animals: Movers of the Mind
Keynote Address by James B. Mason

Scholarship Award Ceremony

Sunday, October 15 2006
Animal Law Curriculum: Resources, Support, and Developing Courses & Clinics Part 1
Animal Law Curriculum: Resources, Support, and Developing Courses & Clinics Part 2
-Funding, gaining student and administrative support, marketing, what and how to teach, networking
Laura Ireland Moore, Nancy Perry, Bruce Wagman, Steven Wise and David J. Wolfson

Successful Animal Lawyering
This segment is not available as a podcast
-Solo or small practice, exclusively animal law or incorporating other areas of practice, screening clients, proactive lawyering, defensive lawyering, role as an activist, how much to charge/recovering costs and fees, and networking/marketing
Scott Beckstead, Amy Breyer, Len Egert, Corey Evans, Adam Karp, and Geneva Page