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Dueling Supreme Courts to Decide Beach Replenishment Takings Issues Heard on Same Day
The United States Supreme Court and New Jersey Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the same day this week in cases focusing on the issue of where a beachfront property owner’s rights end, and … more →
New Jersey Condemnation Law
Is There Any Limit Left on Declaratory Judgment Jurisdiction?
Matt Osenga wrote 3 days ago: Last week, the Federal Circuit reversed a district court’s dismissal of a declaratory judgment … more →
Appeals Court Upholds Limit on Homestead Rebate Qualification
Thomas Olson wrote 6 days ago: A New Jersey appellate court recently affirmed the decision of New Jersey Tax Court Judge Joseph C. … more →
Dueling Supreme Courts to Decide Beach Replenishment Takings Issues Heard on Same Day
Anthony Della Pelle wrote 1 week ago: The United States Supreme Court and New Jersey Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the same d … more →
Federal Circuit Uses KSR's "Common Sense" Test to Affirm Invalidity
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Matt Osenga wrote 1 week ago: Yesterday, the Federal Circuit issued an opinion in Perfect Web Technologies, Inc. v. InfoUSA, Inc. … more →
New Jersey Supreme Court Considers Tenants' Rights to Notice in Redevelopment Challenge
Anthony Della Pelle wrote 1 week ago: The New Jersey Supreme Court heard oral arguments this week in a case regarding the rights of commer … more →
NY Court of Appeals Deals Blow to Property Owners In Atlantic Yards Case
Anthony Della Pelle wrote 1 week ago: Associated Press Photo - Atlantic Yards, c. 2008 Within weeks of Pfizer abandoning the redevelo … more →
Charbonneau on Free Access to Law in the Era of User-Generated Content
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legalinformatics wrote 2 weeks ago: Olivier Charbonneau, LL.M., a librarian à l’Université Concordia, has posted his thesis entitled La … more →
Business Law Updates
Cade Cox wrote 3 weeks ago: Recent Decision Concerning the Purchase of a Business In Sunbelt Business Brokers v. James, 2009 Ark … more →
NJ Supreme Court Agrees to Hear "Bizarre" Condemnation Case
Joseph Grather wrote 3 weeks ago: The New Jersey Supreme Court recently granted a petition for certification filed by the property own … more →
Joe Jackson Appeals Court Decision
riverwillow wrote 3 weeks ago: Nov. 16, 2009, 8:54 PM EST (WENN) — Michael Jackson’s father is refusing to give up on h … more →
Asbuy Park Redeveloper's Claim Against City Revived
Joseph Grather wrote 1 month ago: A redeveloper’s claim against the City of Asbury Park was remanded to trial by a recent New Je … more →
Peoples on the Citation of Blogs in Judicial Opinions
legalinformatics wrote 1 month ago: Professor Lee F. Peoples of the Oklahoma City University School of Law has posted the abstract of hi … more →
District Court Denies Motions to Dismiss in Gene Patent Case
Matt Osenga wrote 1 month ago: In the continuing saga in the lawsuit seeking invalidation of gene patents, Patently-O is reporting … more →
Tenants' Rights Scrutinized in Kearny Redevelopment Taking
Anthony Della Pelle wrote 1 month ago: A New Jersey appellate court recently analyzed the rights of a tenant who challenged a town’s … more →
Atlantic Yards Arguments Made to Court of Appeals
Anthony Della Pelle wrote 1 month ago: The New York Court of Appeals is hearing arguments today about the Atlantic Yards project, where cha … more →
October 9, 2009 update
ksdwr wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a sampling of recent events from the past few weeks that may be of interest: Wichita ASR proj … more →
Tax Sale Certificate Holder Rights Upheld
Richard De Angelis wrote 2 months ago: In DSC of Newark Enterprises, Inc. v. South Plainfield Borough, decided October 6, 2009 (Approved fo … more →
Winn on Judicial Information Management in an Electronic Age
legalinformatics wrote 2 months ago: Peter A. Winn, Assistant U.S. Attorney, Office of the U.S. Attorney, Western District of Washington … more →
Tax Court Clarifies Taxpayers' Need to Pay Property Taxes While Under Appeal
Thomas Olson wrote 2 months ago: The New Jersey Tax Court has recently clarified the longstanding statutory requirement that a taxpay … more →
