Attorney Amy Fitzhugh is one of the program planners behind the North Carolina Bar Association’s 2025 Administrative Law Section CLE, which will be rebroadcast on Monday, June 16.
The event, originally held on March 19, brought together administrative law practitioners from across the state to discuss developments, challenges, and trends impacting the field.
Fitzhugh co-planned the program with W. Bain Jones Jr., assembling a strong lineup of speakers and timely topics that touch on both the practical and policy sides of administrative law.
Highlights from the agenda include:
- Legislative Update
- Ethics in 2025
- Life Post Chevron
- Significant Administrative Law Decisions
- Rules Commission Update
- Are You or Those You Care About Suffering From Substance Abuse?
The CLE offers 6.0 hours of credit, including ethics and substance abuse credit, and is a solid resource for attorneys practicing before state agencies, handling rulemaking matters, or advising regulated industries.
To learn more or register for the June 16 rebroadcast, visit the NCBA CLE website.