Legal Conference

Reinventing learning for a diverse legal community.

The 2019 Legal, Regulatory and Compliance Conference is the only industry conference specifically tailored to legal, regulatory and compliance issues affecting the food retail and wholesale industry. Attended by a diverse community of food retail representatives, attendees discuss developing legal topics and best practices for regulatory compliance.

CLE Credits will be awarded for this conference, pending state approval. Please indicate your state(s) and bar number(s) on your registration form. Attendees will be asked to fill out a sign-in sheet each day and will receive a certificate of attendance after the conference. Please direct any questions relating to CLE credits to Amanda Saxton at asaxton@fmi.org

LEARN

Gain actionable knowledge. Topics include Food Safety; Trends in Food Labeling and Litigation; Labor and Employment; and more. CLE Credits awarded, pending state approval.

NETWORK

Attracting the best and brightest in the profession. Discuss key issues facing food retailers and wholesalers while networking with peers in a relaxed atmosphere.

EXPERIENCE

Enjoy meeting in the nation's most unique southern city, Charleston! Revel in historic charm and vibrant atmosphere. Stay at the official conference hotel to make the most of you stay.

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2018 CLE Accreditation Information (subject to change)

Jurisdiction	Application Status
California	Approved for 9.5 general credit hours
District of Columbia	No mandatory CLE
Florida	Approved for 11.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour
Idaho	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Illinois	Approved for 9.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Indiana	Approved for 9.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Kansas	Approved for 10 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Louisiana	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Maryland	No mandatory CLE
Massachusetts	No mandatory CLE
Minnesota	Approved for 9.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Missouri	Approved for 10.4 general credit hours and 1.2 ethics credit hours.
New Jersey	Approved for 11.4 general credit hours and 1.2 ethics credit hours.
New York	New York grants CLE credit for courses sanctioned by certain jurisdictions. Documentation will be provided to any person requesting CLE credits for New York.
North Carolina	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Ohio	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Pennsylvania	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Texas	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Virginia	Approved for 5.0 general credit hours.
Vermont	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Washington State	Approved for 8.5 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.
Wisconsin	Approved for 11 general credit hours and 1 ethics credit hour.