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Land Use Issues when Preparing for and Dealing with Natural Disasters
Contains material from Apr 2018
Land Use Issues when Preparing for and Dealing with Natural Disasters
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Both presentations were useful, particularly appreciated hearing how cities encounter issues in disaster conditions.
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Session 1: Bracing for Impacts: A Practical Guide to Preparing for Disasters - Law firms are not immune to disasters – severe weather, work place violence, medical emergencies. What is a lawyer’s ethical duty to prepare for disasters, and how can they go about it efficiently?
Session 2: Post-Disaster Regulation - Consider forward-looking planning and regulatory approaches to recovery and new building after a disaster—from the legal, planning, and engineering perspectives—with a particular emphasis on minimizing private and public sector legal challenges.
Session 3: Ethics and Natural Disaster - A review of ethical issues arising from a natural disaster from an attorney whose been there, done that, and declined the T-shirt.
Session 2: Post-Disaster Regulation - Consider forward-looking planning and regulatory approaches to recovery and new building after a disaster—from the legal, planning, and engineering perspectives—with a particular emphasis on minimizing private and public sector legal challenges.
Session 3: Ethics and Natural Disaster - A review of ethical issues arising from a natural disaster from an attorney whose been there, done that, and declined the T-shirt.
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Bracing for Impacts: A Practical Guide to Preparing for Disasters (Apr 2018)
Paul Martin
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Session 1
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Bracing for Impacts: A Practical Guide to Preparing for Disasters (Apr 2018)
Law firms are not immune to disasters – severe weather, work place violence, medical emergencies. What is a lawyer’s ethical duty to prepare for disasters, and how can they go about it efficiently?
Originally presented: Mar 2018 Land Use Conference
Paul Martin,
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies - Austin, TX
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Post-Disaster Regulation (Apr 2018)
Kimberley Mickelson, Chad Berginnis, Jim Blackburn, Christopher D. Bowers
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Session 2
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Post-Disaster Regulation (Apr 2018)
Consider forward-looking planning and regulatory approaches to recovery and new building after a disaster—from the legal, planning, and engineering perspectives—with a particular emphasis on minimizing private and public sector legal challenges.
Originally presented: Mar 2018 Land Use Conference
Kimberley Mickelson,
City of Houston Legal Department - Houston, TX
Chad Berginnis,
Association of State Floodplain Managers - Madison, WI
Jim Blackburn,
Rice University - Houston, TX
Christopher D. Bowers,
Miklos Law, PLLC - Farmers Branch, TX
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Ethics and Natural Disaster (Apr 2018)
Thomas A. Gwosdz
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Session 3
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Ethics and Natural Disaster (Apr 2018)
A review of ethical issues arising from a natural disaster from an attorney whose been there, done that, and declined the T-shirt.
Originally presented: Mar 2018 Land Use Conference
Thomas A. Gwosdz,
City Attorney - Victoria, TX