It sounds like every property owner’s nightmare: Without notice, your local government declares your holdings are blighted. That’s what happened to a landowner in Colorado—until a team from Kirkland & Ellis got involved.
May 16, 2018 at 04:46 PM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
It sounds like every property owner’s nightmare: Without notice, your local government declares your holdings are blighted, opening the door to a taking where your land is sold to a private redeveloper.
That’s what happened to a landowner in Glendale, Colorado—until a team from Kirkland & Ellis led by R. Alexander Pilmer got involved.
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