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SUMMARY:26th Annual Municipal Law Institute
LOCATION:PLI New York
DESCRIPTION:Why You Should Attend 
 The Annual Municipal 
 Law Institute provides attendees with analysis of 
 important developments, emerging legal issues, and
  best practices for local government lawyers. This
  year’s program will explore important issues and 
 developments in crucial areas of municipal law.   
 

What You Will Learn 
 After completing this p
 rogram, participants will be better able to:   
 
    
>  Review tenant housing protection and affor
 dability practices and policies   
>  Consider wh
 at municipal lawyers need to know about AI generat
 ed or altered content   
>  Explore intellectual 
 property basics for municipal attorneys   
>  Foc
 us on the latest Supreme Court developments for mu
 nicipal lawyers   
>  Spot and handle ethical iss
 ues that can arise for municipal lawyers and hear 
 the perspectives of chief ethics officers     


 Who Should Attend 
 Regardless of experience leve
 l, lawyers practicing in a city law department, as
  well as attorneys representing city agencies, com
 missions, or employees, will benefit from this pro
 gram.   

    

PLI offers full scholarships, 
 registration fee waivers, and discounts to attend 
 PLI programs for attorneys, paralegals, law librar
 ians, and staff working for nonprofit/legal servic
 es organizations; pro bono attorneys/volunteers (p
 roviding no-fee legal assistance to clients indivi
 dually or through a nonprofit organization); gover
 nment attorneys; judges and judicial law clerks; l
 aw professors and law students; retired attorneys;
  independent/freelance paralegals; unemployed atto
 rneys; and others with financial hardships. Learn 
 more  here  (https://learning.pli.edu/scholarship)
  .
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