He also will present his popular annual Environmental Law Update workshop, while associate attorney Caroline E. Smith will present (with Brandon Faneuf, PWS) their workshop on ticketing under General Laws .c. 40, Section 21D. This is the enforcement tool known as Non-Criminal Dispositions.
Who: 800 individuals, including members of Conservation Commissions, municipal and state staff and officials, engineers and consultants, lawyers, non-profit organizations, and others will be in attendance at the AEC.
What: The AEC offers a full day of four tracks of workshops, lunch, coffee breaks, exhibit hall, student poster competition, book sale, business session, and lots of networking.
When: Saturday, March 1, 2025. 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.
Where: The College of the Holy Cross, Hogan Campus Center: 1 College St., Worcester, MA, 01610
Speakers:
Gregor I. McGregor, Esq. is an environmental attorney and founder of the Boston law firm, McGregor Legere & Stevens PC. His court cases, including several for MACC as amicus curiae, have created numerous legal precedents in the environmental realm. He was president of MACC twice. In 2020, Greg received MACC’s Long-Time Environmental Service Award. This year, upon his retirement from the Board of Directors after 50 years, he is the keynoter.
Caroline E. Smith, Esq. is an environmental attorney of the Boston law firm, McGregor Legere & Stevens PC. She has experience in Massachusetts courts and before local and state agencies, boards, and commissions, helping clients with a range of environmental, land use, and real estate issues including zoning, subdivisions, state and local enforcement actions, wetlands permitting and appeals, Article 97, stormwater, and Chapter 91 Licenses. Ms. Smith is a member of the Medford Conservation Commission.
