For attorneys, law students and greater community members looking to explore disclosure laws in a variety of industries, on September 27, 2013, the Vermont Law Review will host its 13th Annual Symposium entitled “The Disclosure Debates.” Taking place in the Chase Community Center at Vermont Law School in South Royalton, this day-long symposium will include a presentation from Brian Dunkiel called “Are Consumers the New Environmental Regulator?” Dunkiel is a co-founder of the Burlington-based law firm Dunkiel, Saunders, Elliott, Raubvogel & Hand and focuses on green marketing, agriculture, food products, corporate social responsibility and more.
The symposium panels will address a range of issues including Environmental Laws & Disclosure, Financial Disclosure Regulations, Food & Product Labeling and a debate on Campaign Finance Disclosure. Dunkiel’s presentation will explore the role of the regulators that protect consumers from marketing deception and if they are setting environmental policy.
The Disclosure Debates is open to Vermont Law School faculty and staff, Vermont and New Hampshire attorneys seeking CLE credit, community members and the greater public.
For more information about the symposium, please visit http://disclosuredebates.eventbrite.com.
Dunkiel Saunders is a Burlington, VT based law firm that was founded with the mission to serve the public interest and improve the world around them. The practice focuses primarily on environmental, energy, health care, telecommunications, nonprofit and business law, as well as provides legal services in a range of other related practice areas like green marketing, renewable energy, intellectual property, agriculture and food producers, real estate and more.
Dunkiel Saunders is designed to help their clients make a difference. Each experienced attorney provides strategic advice to support leaders in businesses, nonprofits and government take meaningful action to achieve their goals.
