THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF PROFFERS
An exaction is an appropriation of private property for public use in exchange for a development approval; e.g., a subdivision approval conditioned upon dedication of...
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An exaction is an appropriation of private property for public use in exchange for a development approval; e.g., a subdivision approval conditioned upon dedication of...
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The VBA 124th Summer Meeting was a great success, and this year M&L proudly sponsored a program entitled “The Next Phase of the Women’s Movement...
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Steve Price participated in a panel that discussed litigating easements and restrictive covenants. An outline of his remarks is available here: “Overview of Easements (Servitudes), Licenses and Restrictive...
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An article by Elizabeth Gray A recent article by Judith Graham “The New Old Age, A Misunderstood Directive,” New York Times, 20 November, 2013, got...
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Steve Price was a presenter for a seminar entitled “Advanced Eminent Domain and Valuation” in Fairfax, Virginia on Thursday, October 3, 2013. An outline of his remarks...
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Ben Trichilo participated in a panel that discussed issues that arise in litigating uninsured and underinsured motorist claims. An outline of his remarks is available...
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In a guest column written for Virginia Lawyer’s Weekly, John Farrell discusses a recent Supreme Court of Virginia case in which the court’s unpublished order caused confusion both...
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John Farrell gave an updated presentation on this topic at the Virginia CLE’s 16th Annual Advanced Real Estate Seminar on March 2, 2012 in Williamsburg, Virginia. ...
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During his annual seminar on developments in Virginia subdivision and site plan law, John Farrell explains that after your client has obtained the rezoning, special exception, special permit,...
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In 2010, Bob McAllister made a presentation to the Intra-agency Institute for Health Care Executives during which he discussed: Health care reform American Recovery and...
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