The City Bar will close at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 4, for a special event.
Jeremy Zenilman
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The Committee on Administrative Law is interdisciplinary and considers administrative law issues on a local, state, and federal level. The Committee has played an active role in efforts to further due process and access to justice at New York City's administrative tribunals, including providing testimony to the New York City Charter Revision Commission, and then commenting to a special mayoral committee on the consolidation of certain administrative tribunals. The Committee's focus on agency rulemaking, adjudication, and process also informs its participation on amicus briefs and other projects. It collaborates with the City's Administrative Justice Coordinator and the Office of Administrative Tribunals and Hearings on CLEs. In addition, the Committee has co-sponsored a CLE for practitioners on federal, state, and local agency choices with respect to employment discrimination charges and complaints, a CLE on SEC enforcement of civil claims through administrative tribunals, and a CLE on Aikido and the art and science of conflict. The Committee periodically invites guest speakers from the private nonprofit sectors, and various branches of government and the judiciary to appear and present at meetings.
The Committee on Administrative Law is interdisciplinary and considers administrative law issues on a local, state, and federal level. The Committee has played an active role in efforts to further due process and access to justice at New York City's administrative tribunals, including providing testimony to the New York City Charter Revision Commission, and then commenting to a special mayoral committee on the consolidation of certain administrative tribunals. The Committee's focus on agency rulemaking, adjudication, and process also informs its participation on amicus briefs and other projects. It collaborates with the City's Administrative Justice Coordinator and the Office of Administrative Tribunals and Hearings on CLEs. In addition, the Committee has co-sponsored a CLE for practitioners on federal, state, and local agency choices with respect to employment discrimination charges and complaints, a CLE on SEC enforcement of civil claims through administrative tribunals, and a CLE on Aikido and the art and science of conflict. The Committee periodically invites guest speakers from the private nonprofit sectors, and various branches of government and the judiciary to appear and present at meetings.