Committees
The Committees of the Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice Section deal with emerging legal issues and are the force behind many developments in administrative law. Since the Section covers such a broad spectrum of substantive practice areas, the Section has established twelve Administrative Process Committees and thirty Government Functions Committees. These committees sometimes meet in conjunction with ABA and Section meetings while some committees hold independent meetings throughout the year. There are eight Section Activity Committees and one Adhoc Committee.
Administrative Process Committees
Adjudication
Constitutional
Law and Separation of Powers
Corporate
Counsel
Dispute
Resolution
Ethics and Professional Responsibility
E-Rulemaking
Government
Information & Right to Privacy
Judicial
Review
Lobbying and Government Affairs
Ratemaking
Regulatory
Policy
Rulemaking
State
Administrative Law
Government Functions Committees
Antitrust and Trade Regulation
Banking and Financial Services
Benefits
Beverage Alcohol Practice
Communications
Consumer Products Regulation
Criminal Process
Education
Elections
Energy
Environmental and Natural Resources Regulation
Food and Drug
Government Personnel
Health and Human Service
Homeland Security and National Defense
Housing and Urban Development
Immigration and Naturalization
Insurance
Intellectual Property
International Law
International Trade and Customs
Labor and Employment Law
Ombuds
Postal Matters
Securities, Commodities, & Exchanges
Transportation
Treasury, Revenue and Tax
Veterans Affairs
Join An Administrative Law Committee
Committee membership is open only to members of the Section of Administrative Law and Regulatory Practice. To join the Section visit our Membership Information web page. For more information about Section committees, please call the Section office at: 202-662-1528.
Each of these committees offers members the opportunity to:
- Meet
and work with colleagues who are expert in the committee’s area
of expertise. As a committee member, you will have the chance
to work side by side with lawyers dedicated to promoting important
innovative ideas for and to the profession.
- Attend
CLE programs and brown bag luncheons. You’ll receive Notice of
all committee offerings.
- Get newsletters, reports, and comment on pending legislation. Some of our committees offer newsletters on timely issues in their area of concentration. Often, our committees are asked to comment on pending legislation.
Please use our Online Committee Enrollment Process to join a Section committee. How much time will you have to commit? It’s up to you. Just by joining a committee, you’ll have access to the latest developments in that area. Be an active member and you could head up a subcommittee, write a report, draft comments to pending legislation. If you are short on time, be less involved. It’s up to you. For more information about Section committees, please call the Section office at: 202-662-1528.
