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In Grey GR Limited Partnership v Edgewater (Stevenage) and others, the Upper Tribunal has dismissed the respondents’ appeal against the First Tier Tribunal decision granting a remediation contribution order (“RCO”) under s124...more
When the government approves a private development that diminishes neighboring property values, can a property owner maintain a takings claim? According to a recent California court decision, the answer is no – governmental...more
In Lonsdale Quay Market Corporation v. Klondike Contracting Corporation (Lonsdale Quay Market), the British Columbia Court of Appeal issued a clear caution to owners who receive notice that a subcontractor has filed a lien....more
On January 16, 2026, Decree Number 178 was published in the Official Gazette of the Free and Sovereign State of Nuevo León (“POE”), by which Articles 1720 Bis, 1720 Bis 1, 1720 Bis 2, 1720 Bis 3, 1720 Bis 4, 1720 Bis 5, and...more
Earlier this month, we analyzed House Bill 2191, the proposed legislation that would significantly expand wage and benefit liability in Washington’s construction industry. On January 28, 2026, lawmakers released a substitute...more
With the Connecticut Board of Assessment Appeals (BAA) appeal deadline fast approaching, less than 3 weeks remain (in most municipalities) to prepare and file your BAA appeal form. ...more
A New Hampshire property owner that believes its real property assessment is excessive or disproportionate has until March 1 to file an abatement application with the municipality in which its property is located. ...more
The Homeowners’ Energy Policy Act (the Act) requires all condominium associations and subdivision associations to adopt and provide all members of the association with a written policy on the rights to install solar energy...more
In SM Energy Company v. Buzzard Roost Farms, Inc. a Surface and Subsurface Use and Compensation Agreement between operator SM and surface owners included a right of first refusal (ROFR) relating to placement of saltwater...more
As we begin the new year, it is time to evaluate whether your current property tax assessments accurately reflect the evolving market. While inflationary pressures persist and interest rates remain high, we are seeing a...more
On December 5, 2025, Governor Hochul signed into law an amended RPAPL § 881 statute (the "2025 Amended Statute"). We previously addressed this proposed amendment in two articles, the first published in a 2024 issue of the...more
When a lawsuit involves both inverse condemnation claims and other tort claims, trial courts often bifurcate the proceedings. A recent unpublished opinion from the Third District Court of Appeal, Rainey v. Nevada Irrigation...more
It is a longstanding law in Michigan that owners of real property have the right to restrict the future use of their property, but there are legal limits to those restrictions. It is common for developers of platted...more
As the 2026 General Assembly session progresses, it is important to understand how changes made in 2025 to Virginia’s eminent domain laws are impacting current condemnation proceedings. While characterized as procedural...more
Property owners who wish to challenge their tax assessment believing that their property was overvalued on the Oct. 1, 2025, Grand List only have a couple of weeks left to file a written appeal with the Board of Assessment...more
Because of this, homeowners often look to their association to “get the neighborhood back.” But short-term rental regulation is legally complex in North Carolina, and homeowner associations (“HOAs”) must tread carefully. This...more
Beginning last January 1, 2025, Arizona property owners were no longer required to collect and remit city Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) on residential rental income for long-term stays of 30 consecutive days or more....more
A central feature of modern condemnation law is the acquisition, whether mandatory or discretionary, by condemning authorities of remaining parcels in the context of partial takings. These remainders subject to acquisition...more
In Washington State, when a public agency determines it needs to acquire property for a public project, the agency will work directly with the private property owner to negotiate a purchase price for the property rights...more
On Jan. 26th, the Colorado Supreme Court issued a significant water law decision that clarifies how Colorado property owners can pursue claims against neighbors who waste water and flood their land....more
When a loved one leaves you a life estate in land that has natural resources (like timber, minerals, or natural gas), you receive the right to use and enjoy the property during your lifetime. But that right comes with limits...more
Over five years ago, Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal issued its decision in IconBrickell Condominium No. Three Association, Inc. v. New Media Consulting, LLC, 310 So. 3d 477 (Fla. 3d DCA 2020), sending shockwaves...more
As New Jersey and Pennsylvania brace for a big snowstorm this weekend, slippery sidewalks, parking lots, and steps can turn a routine trip into a serious injury. If you’re hurt in a fall on snow or ice, knowing what to do—and...more
Since their creation in 2017, Opportunity Zones (or OZs) have channeled billions of dollars into over 8,700 designated census tracts nationwide, making the OZ program one of the most ambitious community development...more
Washington’s construction lien statutes provide contractors with remedies to secure payment from property owners for furnished labor and/or materials. These statutory requirements are strictly enforced, and even minor...more