Equine Law: A State and Federal Update / March 2022

8:30 A.M.       Registration and Coffee

8:55 A.M.       Welcome and Introduction

9:00 A.M.       The Indiana Equine Activity Statute: I.C. 34-31-5, et seq.
                    Gregg S. Gordon
                    A.  I.C. 34-31-5-1 Activity Sponsor or Professional
                    B.  Definitions for the Indiana Equine Activity Statute
                    C.  Exclusions to the Indiana Equine Activity Statute
                    D.  Mandatory Prerequisites for the Indiana Equine Activity Statute
                    E.  The Indiana Equine Activity Statute is a Starting Point

9:45 A.M.       Indiana Equine Case Law: An Overview and Update
                    Peter J. Sacopulos
                    A.  Equine Case Law: Personal Injury Decisions
                    B.  Equine Case Law: The Indiana Workers Compensation Act
and Decisions Regarding the Status of Laborers Working in
the Equine Field
                    C.  Indiana Equine Case Law Review of Decisions Involving
Abuse or Neglect of, or Injury to Horses
                    D.  Equine Case Law Review: Deductibility of Equine Related
Expenses—Or Not: Business Expense or Hobby Loss
                    E.  Overview of the Administrative Process of Representing a
Client Before the IHRC.

10:30 A.M.     Coffee Break

10:45 A.M.     Equine Liens: An Overview of Indiana’s Liveryman Lien
Codified at I.C. 32-33-8-1 & I.C. 32-33-9
                    Gregg S. Gordon

11:30 A.M.     Horseracing Integrity and Safety Act (HISA): A New Era for
                    Thoroughbred Racing in Indiana and Nationally:
                    Status/Review/Analysis and Concern:
                    Peter J. Sacopulos
                    A.  HISA: Legislative History
                    B.  HISA: Organization and Structure of HISA
                    C.  HISA: The Disciplinary Process
                    D.  HISA: Constitutional Concerns and Challenges
                    E.  HISA: A New Era of Thoroughbred Racing Without Any
                         Rade-Day Medications Including Furosemide
                    F.   HISA: USADA, the Center Piece of Federal Testing and
                         Enforcement That Has Left The Negotiation Table—What’s Next?
                    G.  HISA/Inclusion of Thoroughbreds but what about other breeds?

12:15 P.M.     Adjourn

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