The Legal IntelligencerThe U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday struggled with a landowner's claim that the denial of a permit to develop his land because he refused government suggestions to mitigate potential damage to wetlands
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...Pennsylvania has ruled that the reorganized successor to the former Penn Central Transportation Co. must pay a $15 million judgment against the original railroad...
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The U.S. Supreme Court surprised observers recently by granting certiorari in yet another takings case for its current term
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