Keller and Heckman is excited to announce a new location – Research Triangle Park, NC – for our 2026 Practical Primer on Pesticides, to be held Tuesday, September 22 - Wednesday, September 23, 2026!
This comprehensive two-day course on the regulation of pesticides is designed and presented by the attorneys and scientists of Keller and Heckman LLP, who will discuss pesticide regulation at the federal and state levels, and from the legal and scientific perspectives.
Learn about FIFRA and EPA's rules and procedures governing pesticide registration, labeling, production, import/export, and other new developments in the ever-changing landscape of pesticide regulation.
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
- What is the definition of a "pesticide"?
- Registration applications and exemptions from registration
- Labels and labeling
- Data requirements and data supporting registration
- Inert ingredients and the approval process
- Production requirements, including establishment registration, reporting, and recordkeeping
- Procedures for importing and exporting pesticides
- Enforcement at the federal and state levels
- Data citation and compensation
- Reporting adverse effects information to EPA
- Plus many more timely topics
SEMINAR DETAILS
Dates
Tuesday, September 22 - Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Registration Fees
$1,099 if registered by August 28, 2026
$1,199 if registered after August 28, 2026
Location
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Raleigh-Durham Airport at Research Triangle Park
4810 Page Creek Lane
Durham, NC 27703
Group Discount
Register three or more people from the same company and receive 10% off the total registration fee. Contact Abby Maxwell-Morrisroe at maxwell@khlaw.com for instructions on how to receive the discount.
Continuing Legal Education (CLE)
CLE credit is available, pending individual state approval.
Certificate of Attendance
All seminar attendees will be eligible to receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.
Cancellation Policy
The cancellation deadline has passed, so no refunds will be granted; however, substitutions are welcome.