he Supreme Court Revisits Regulatory Takings: Murr v. Wisconsin and the Parcel-As-A-Whole Rule Having trouble with this email? View it online <http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?m=1111165842025&ca=7a70ce08-fe35-4576-9676-24358a5930ea> International Municipal Lawyers Association [teleconference image] Thank You for registering for the following IMLA Distance Learning Webinar February 13: The Supreme Court Revisits Regulatory Takings: Murr v. Wisconsin and the Parcel-As-A-Whole Rule **This webinar begins at 2:15 PM eastern time** The U.S. Supreme Court granted certiorari review of a regulatory taking case for the October 2016 term which is focused on the issue of how the court measures the property interest at issue in determining whether the impact of the governmental regulation triggers the requirement for compensation. The case involves a challenge to a lot merger ordinance that involuntarily merges substandard lots by operation of law with a commonly owned, contiguous lot so as to make one fully conforming lot. Regulatory takings expert and organizer of the annual Conference on Litigating Takings Challenges to Land Use and Environmental Regulations Professor John Echeverria wrote an amicus brief in the case on behalf of a group of economists to help the Court understand how regulatory restrictions affect the value of land and will discuss the case and its potential impacts on the law with land use webinar hosts Susan Trevarthen and Dan Mandelker. Speakers: John Echeverria, Susan Trevarthen & Dan Mandelker Materials: FORTHCOMING Distance Learning Event Information Date: February 13, 2017 Time: 2:15 PM - 3:15 PM Eastern This 60-minute event will begin at 2:15 PM Eastern Time. Attendees are responsible for checking the time in their time zone to make sure they call in on time. 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Speakers [http://files.constantcontact.com/96235a6b201/cd1e0b3a-94f4-46b6-aa0a-7df52392dec8.jpg] John Echeverria Professor of Law Vermont Law School John Echeverria is a Professor of Law at Vermont Law School where he teaches Property, Public Law and a wide range of environmental and natural resource law courses. Prior to joining the Vermont Law School faculty in 2009, he served for 12 years as Executive Director of the Georgetown Environmental Law & Policy Institute at Georgetown University Law Center. He also was General Counsel of the National Audubon Society and General Counsel and Conservation Director of American Rivers, Inc., and was an Associate for four years in the Washington, D.C. office of Hughes, Hubbard & Reed. He served for one year as law clerk to the Honorable Gerhard A. Gesell of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia immediately after graduating from law school. Professor Echeverria has written several books and numerous scholarly articles on environmental and natural resource law topics. He has published pieces for more general audiences in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Christian Science Monitor. He has represented state and local governments, environmental organizations, and planning groups in a variety of legal matters at all levels of the federal and state court systems. In 2007, Professor Echeverria received the Jefferson Fordham Advocacy Award from the American Bar Association to recognize outstanding excellence within the area of state and local government law over a lifetime of achievement. In addition to teaching at Vermont Law School, he has served as a Visiting Professor at Harvard Law School and Georgetown University Law Center. Professor Echeverria received a JD degree from the Yale Law School. He received a Master's degree from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies as well as a BA degree from Yale College (summa cum laude). [http://files.constantcontact.com/96235a6b201/571e284d-a65f-42a6-a1ea-caaa05e3eda7.jpg] Susan Trevarthen Chair of Municipal Land Use & Zoning Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, P.L. Susan Trevarthen ESQ., FAICP chairs the Municipal Land Use and Zoning practice and is a Member of the law firm of Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, P.L. in Fort Lauderdale. She handles land use, planning and zoning matters for governments, and is Town Attorney for a Broward coastal community. Her work includes reviewing and negotiating development agreements and approvals, drafting municipal codes and plans, advising municipal staffs, managers and attorneys, defending challenges to municipal regulations and decisions, handling public hearings, and counseling elected officials, as well as advocating for municipalities on legislative issues in her field. Her practice also includes constitutional law issues (such as takings, Harris Act, and First Amendment-protected land uses including signs), public school facilities, and hot topics in zoning law. Ms. Trevarthen has been board certified in City, County and Local Government Law by the Florida Bar since 2003, has been recognized as one of the top land use attorneys in the state in publications such as Florida Trend Magazine and SuperLawyers, and is AV rated. She has also held leadership positions in the Florida Bar's Section for Environmental and Land Use Law and Section for City, County and Local Government Law. Susan grew up in Boca Raton, Florida. She was graduated from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a joint degree in law and planning (M.R.P. and J.D., 1991) and from Duke University (A.B., 1986), and is a member of the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Certified Planners. [Mandelker Mugshot] Daniel Mandelker Professor of Law Washington University in Saint Louis Daniel R. Mandelker, Stamper Professor of Law, Washington University in Saint Louis, is a leading scholar and teacher in land use law, environmental law, and state and local government law. He was the principal consultant and contributor to the American Planning Association's model planning and zoning legislation project. He was also the principal consultant to a joint American Bar Association committee that prepared a model law for land use procedures that was adopted by the ABA House of Delegates. He recently published a handbook on free speech law for on premise signs, a coauthored fourth edition of his APA report on Street Graphics and the Law, and a coauthored new edition of his law school casebook in State and Local Government. Additionally, he received the ABA's State and Local Government Section Daniel J. Curtin Lifetime Achievement Award. 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Using this critically acclaimed dystopian zombie thriller as a backdrop, Ms. Moran walks attendees through several important tips for navigating the risky waters of employee discipline (no actual knowledge of the Walking Dead required). The presentation will address a variety of legal issues that arise during the disciplinary process, including practical limitations on at-will employment and how to avoid discrimination and retaliation claims under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and similar laws governing the employment relationship. The presentation will also look at the EEOC's guidance on employee discipline and termination and offer practical strategies to help navigate the high-risk process of separating employees. Speakers: Marilyn Moran & Roberta "Robin" Cross Marilyn Moran is passionate about learning her clients' businesses from the ground up and working with management to solve problems and implement smart business solutions as efficiently as possible. Marilyn provides advice and training to employers on a wide variety of employment law issues, including discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage and hour violations, non-competition agreements, executive compensation issues, and reductions in force. She also helps employers navigate the process of accommodating employees with disabilities under the ADA and managing employee leave under the FMLA and USERRA. A seasoned trial attorney, Marilyn has a wealth of experience litigating employment law cases at the trial court level and on appeal, and she has managed complex cases involving unfair competition and trade secret theft, federal and state class actions, and nationwide collective actions brought under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Over the course of her career, Marilyn has represented many high-profile companies in Florida and around the nation in the industries of healthcare, energy, hospitality, restaurant and foodservice, manufacturing, banking and finance, technology, transportation, broadcast media, family entertainment, and global security and defense, among others. In 2014, Marilyn launched "Florida Employers Law Blog," a blog for business owners, human resource professionals, and in-house counsel who grapple with legal issues in the workplace (www.floridaemployerslawblog.wordpress.com<http://www.floridaemployerslawblog.wordpress.com>). She is also a regular contributor to the current FordHarrison Blog, EntertainHR, an informative look across the landscape of television, movies, sports and celebrity culture from an employment-law perspective. The website is available at http://blogs.hrhero.com/entertainhr/.<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lw7vXOM0Oi8Vb3I9k_Qx0UKwBvggujxl9iI5sk7mKQIcHnXvCgD7TMdrys5boC-bTMyKbHLVA0ECzKg42f5wI_f7kJK59koN5sH3yjEJGTJt-Ue3AJz-GM2xQYm_JuOOAgaaG9r7Hz7ZqvzcMqurl2edTKH9lBdmEX2_6-5KsS7mBBThKAyg73ba2jbhYSVy&c=vLl96L2EnGIbG7kWKG4zTySHZ4ZGVHIRBpj-foGT_zPSJD9LAJXnVQ==&ch=tTbJ1acfVYYCmFrwKlAFO2wNFBd78TNUp6sT0ShTJd2TVjcMAcoFrg==> Marilyn is an active member of the Central Florida community. She frequently participates in client seminars, workshops, and conferences and enjoys mentoring students and giving back to the profession she loves through volunteering. In recent years, Marilyn has volunteered as a guest lecturer, moderator, or judge for the University of Central Florida, FAMU College of Law, Barry University's Dwayne O. Andreas School of Law, Eleventh Circuit Judicial Conference, American Bar Association, Federal Bar Association, and the Florida Bar. Marilyn is a fifth generation Floridian who worked as an Assistant State Attorney in Sarasota, Florida following law school. She also served as a law clerk for the Honorable Gregory A. Presnell, U.S. District Court Judge for the Middle District of Florida. Prior to working at FordHarrison, Marilyn practiced employment law at one of the nation's largest law firms. Roberta "Robin" Cross currently works as the Township Attorney for The Woodlands Township, Texas. She has over eighteen years' experience working for local governments and was recognized as an IMLA Fellow in 2013. She has also worked as in-house counsel for a police labor union and for the EEOC, as a trial attorney. She is licensed to practice in Texas and admitted all of its federal courts, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court. She has been Board-certified in Labor and Employment Law since 1992 by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. She was appointed as Vice-President of IMLA's Personnel Section in the fall of 2015. She enjoys employment law, among other things, because "you can't make this stuff up." IMLA's 2017 Mid Year Seminar Don't Forget to Register for IMLA's Spring Seminar: Building off of last year's success, IMLA will have a full Section 1983 track at the seminar as well as a "regular" seminar track, with municipal law staples. The seminar will run from April 21, 2017 through April 24, 2017 in Washington DC. We have a great program lined up and you really cannot beat the value we offer for the amount of high caliber CLE credits attendees will receive. Highlights from the seminar include: Section 1983 Track Regular Seminar Track * General Principles * Qualified Immunity Update * Understanding Taser Use of Force * Trial Practice * Wrongful Convictions * Constitutional Implications of Crowd Control * Fourth Amendment Update * Defending Officers in Use of Force Cases * Specific Focus: First Amendment * Dealing with the Press and Legal Issues in the Aftermath of the Pulse Shooting * Employment Law - FLSA * Supreme Court Update * Criminalizing Poverty: The Intersection of Homelessness and the Constitution * Telecommunication * Municipal Finance * P3s * Land Use * Employment Law - Fitness for Duty Exams / ADA * Case Law Update * Ethics and Governmental Practice To view the full tentative schedule and listed topics, please click here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lw7vXOM0Oi8Vb3I9k_Qx0UKwBvggujxl9iI5sk7mKQIcHnXvCgD7TOCMZZPkj7wy316fUitffS6OLsKDFuy2tXDQbmYIcUrP7-ok_fbqvS_16WxDAHcu0PPEY38LKf-G4m8v1Eag0hWCva13Fn537zJtVD-2MpszP4h1-Z6SuFdbEMwx4yYfEgn44lUtcHIg&c=vLl96L2EnGIbG7kWKG4zTySHZ4ZGVHIRBpj-foGT_zPSJD9LAJXnVQ==&ch=tTbJ1acfVYYCmFrwKlAFO2wNFBd78TNUp6sT0ShTJd2TVjcMAcoFrg==> To register for the seminar, please click here<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001lw7vXOM0Oi8Vb3I9k_Qx0UKwBvggujxl9iI5sk7mKQIcHnXvCgD7TAjiItfWS0t-4FJjTdJROAi7HzgJrCa2j9PFZR6C6QMRrbqf3IwlCn6aGZCe5uo1FVjZEA0S518xwCAhHu20tfnVQOgsQElTME-jbmAuUUufFywxg306zAnB5deBUy3TGhcU2i7_j-wZ6S8cye11-iSJ53_xDynTqQDWrDp7eH4hncDkC6srU6SfMaGluDTa29lO0zyap5hr&c=vLl96L2EnGIbG7kWKG4zTySHZ4ZGVHIRBpj-foGT_zPSJD9LAJXnVQ==&ch=tTbJ1acfVYYCmFrwKlAFO2wNFBd78TNUp6sT0ShTJd2TVjcMAcoFrg==> SIGN UP FOR 2017 KITCHEN SINK SUBSCRIPTION NOW AND SAVE! 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