The One Big Beautiful Bill Act enacted significant tax provisions that impact farmers, ranchers, and rural landowners. In this one-hour webinar, agricultural tax expert Kristine Tidgren, Director of the Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation, will break down the key tax changes introduced by the OBBBA legislation, explaining how these provisions may affect your operation as you close out 2025 and prepare for the 2026 tax year. With practical examples and actionable planning tips, Kristine will help producers understand the implications of the new rules and how to make informed decisions that support long-term financial stability.

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In this webinar, legal experts unpack the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in Trump v. CASA, which limited the authority of federal courts to issue universal injunctions. The panel will explore the ruling’s implications for judicial power and future of legal challenges to statutes, regulations, and other unlawful actions.

Video replay of this webinar is available to members in the Webinar Archives of the Resources section of the AALA website.

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Replay not eligible for CLE credit.

This webinar explores the complex legal and interpersonal challenges involved in heirs’ property cases, with a focus on quiet title actions. Attendees will gain insight into navigating the tangled webs of ownership, family dynamics, and genealogy. The session will also offer practical strategies for managing client expectations, improving communication with multiple heirs, and addressing the emotional and logistical hurdles that often arise in these sensitive cases. Ideal for attorneys, legal aid professionals, and advocates working in property and estate law.

Video replay of this webinar is available to members in the Webinar Archives of the Resources section of the AALA website.

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Food industry policy and legal experts provide insights into the Making America Healthy Again agenda, including an update on the MAHA Commission, reforms to the GRAS regulations, banning of food dyes, and more. Our speakers come with a wealth of policy and legal experience, representing some of the most major food manufacturing brands in the country.

Video replay of this webinar is available to members in the Webinar Archives of the Resources section of the AALA website.

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Attendees will have the opportunity to receive up to 3 CLE credits on Wednesday and approximately 11-13 CLE credits Friday-Saturday.*

Thank you to our generous sponsors, who provide invaluable support to AALA as we offer our 47th annual educational symposium. For sponsorship information, contact Executive Director Liz Icenogle at Liz@aglaw-assn.org.

We look forward to seeing you in Dallas.

For more information, please e-mail us at info@aglaw-assn.org or use this websiteʼs contact form.

* AALA will submit sessions deemed eligible for continuing legal education (CLE) credits to symposium registrants’ states. CLE credits are granted based on individual attendance records and state CLE rules. Note that approvals will vary because each state has different CLE requirements and rules. For example, not every state calculates CLE credits based on the clock hour. Not every state will grant CLE credits for each session submitted by AALA. In all events, AALA is committed to providing top-quality, relevant CLE that will be approved for most states.

Attendees may earn up to 3 CLE credits for Thursday and up to 12 credits of CLE for Friday-Saturday.* There will be keynote sessions and concurrent sessions over the course of Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Concurrent sessions are organized by four tracks: food law; in-house/corporate counsel; policy; and private practitioner.

Our popular “Ag Law Updates” will be offered again. We will continue to announce additional session titles and speakers as we can. The agenda will include an array of speakers and some of the best AALA has had to date.

The symposium also will include AALA’s student competitions (Friday) and its 45th awards luncheon (Saturday).

Thank you to our generous sponsors, who provide invaluable support to the AALA as we offer our 45th annual educational symposium.

We look forward to seeing you in Memphis, Tennessee. For more information, please e-mail us at info@aglaw-assn.org or use this websiteʼs contact form.

* AALA will submit sessions deemed eligible for continuing legal education (CLE) credits to symposium registrants’ states. CLE credits are granted based on individual attendance records and state CLE rules. Note that approvals will vary because each state has different CLE requirements and rules. For example, not every state calculates CLE credits based on the clock hour. Not every state will grant CLE credits for each session submitted by AALA. In all events, AALA is committed to providing top-quality, relevant CLE that will be approved for most states.

Attendees may earn up to 3 CLE credits for Thursday and up to 12 credits of CLE (including 2 ethics hours) for Friday-Saturday.* There are keynote sessions and concurrent sessions over the course of Friday and Saturday. Concurrent sessions are organized by four tracks: food law; in-house/corporate counsel; policy; and private practitioner.

Our popular “Ag Law Updates” will be offered again. We will continue to announce additional session titles and speakers as we can. The agenda will include an array of speakers and some of the best AALA has had to date.

The symposium also includes AALA’s 44th Awards Luncheon on Saturday afternoon.

Thank you to our generous sponsors, who provide invaluable support to the AALA as we offer our 44th annual educational symposium.

We look forward to seeing you in Charlotte, North Carolina. For more information, please e-mail us at info@aglaw-assn.org or use this websiteʼs contact form.

Click here for the 2023 Symposium Agenda and Session Descriptions

* AALA will submit sessions deemed eligible for continuing legal education (CLE) credits to symposium registrants’ states. CLE credits are granted based on individual attendance records and state CLE rules. Note that approvals will vary because each state has different CLE requirements and rules. For example, not every state calculates CLE credits based on the clock hour. Not every state will grant CLE credits for each session submitted by AALA. In all events, AALA is committed to providing top-quality, relevant CLE that will be approved for most states.

Additional details will be available soon.