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By Michael Ceccorulli | October 19, 2017
Connecticut residents have perhaps become accustomed to the daily reminders of the budget crisis that confronts our state and, in turn, its municipalities.…
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By Meaghan M. Miles | October 19, 2017
With the approaching launch in May 2018 of a new commuter rail line between New Haven and Springfield, Massachusetts, transit-oriented development initiatives…
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By Jacqueline Olschan Kaufman | October 19, 2017
Connecticut wants to make it easier for taxpayers to care for aging or impaired dependents at home by allowing small, freestanding structures (a.k.a. “granny…
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By CLT Editorial Board | October 18, 2017
Connecticut Law Tribune Editorial BoardThe reality in land use matters in Connecticut today is that virtually every approval of a development…
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By Scott Flaherty | New York Law Journal | October 16, 2017
The sewer district in New York's Rockland County is looking for more than $8.8 million in a malpractice lawsuit alleging its former law firm, Nixon Peabody, botched a long-running eminent domain dispute.
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By David Gialanella | New Jersey Law Journal | October 9, 2017
I welcome this opportunity to reply to the September 18th “Voice of the Bar” piece by Jeffrey Surenian, Esq., and Michael Jedziniak,…
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By Katheryn Tucker | Daily Report | October 5, 2017
By Katheryn Hayes [email protected] Georgia Court of Appeals stepped into a battle between lawyers Wednesday, reversing a trial judge's…
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By Alexa Woronowicz | September 29, 2017
Court granted pipeline company's motions for summary judgment and preliminary injunction in action for the taking of property for the construction of an interstate natural gas pipeline because FERC had issued a certificate of public convenience, landowners' due process challenges were attacks on the FERC order disguised as constitutional claims, the court lacked jurisdiction to address a challenge to the FERC order, the filing of a request for a rehearing did not operate as a stay of a certificate order, due process did not require an in-person evidentiary hearing, and the FERC order was not a "conditional order" because the NGA did not contain a requirement that the holder of a FERC certificate satisfy all conditions of the certificate prior to the exercise of eminent domain. Motions granted.
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By Anthony S. Guardino | September 26, 2017
In his Zoning and Land Use Planning column, Anthony S. Guardino discusses how, after more than two decades, litigation over New York City's efforts to use its zoning powers to regulate adult bookstores and adult eating or drinking establishments appears to be over.
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By Alexa Woronowicz | September 26, 2017
On Oct. 23, the Connecticut Law Tribune will publish its special section on land use law and we're seeking submissions from contributing authors.
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