In response to a number of questions and requests from our members in recent weeks regarding immigration issues affecting municipalities, including ICE and school related issues, the MMLA is scheduling a special webinar on February 26 at noon to address this important topic. Our panel includes Paul Kominers from Anderson Kreiger, Elizabeth Matos, Chief of the Civil Rights Division of the Attorney General's Office, and Sammy Nabulsi from Rose Law Partners.
This free program is open to all our members and any of your interested local
officials. Registration is now open.
Meeting and program materials links will be sent via email to all registrants the week of the program.
Please note that if you are viewing this announcement in an email forwarded to you from one of our members, the registration link in the email is personal to the member and will not work for you. Instead, please register by going to the event page on our website.
Join us for next monthly webinar as we dive into the latest edition of Town Meeting Time!
President of the Massachusetts Moderators’ Association, Mark DiSalvo (Town Moderator of North Andover), will provide a brief overview of the process to revise Town Meeting Time. Two members of the Editorial Board, Carmin Reiss (Town Moderator of Concord) and John Fallon (former Town Moderator of Boxborough) will highlight the substantive changes between TMT3 and TMT4. Be amongst the first of your friends to learn what color the new TMT will be! Spoiler, you won’t be reaching for the dark blue book anymore.
Registration and program information coming soon...
Lawyers who represent and advise our cities, towns, or other public sector clients encounter complex, multi-disciplinary questions daily, ranging from A (affirmative litigation) to Z (zoning). The breadth and depth of legal competence required of the public sector attorney can be staggering. Similarly, attorneys who represent private clients in their dealings with local government are working in an ever-changing legal framework and are challenged to keep abreast of the rapidly evolving legal landscape. Get the latest essential updates and developments from the legislature, government regulators, and courts. The accelerating rate of change in municipal law makes this Conference indispensable to those who work in and with the public sector. Learn how your counterparts across the Commonwealth are navigating the latest legal challenges in the municipal arena!
Agenda, faculty, and registration information can be found on the MCLE website here.
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