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A couple of weeks ago, we (along with nationally renown zoning law expert lawprof Michael Wolf), offered our thoughts on “Euclid at 100,” the most most (in?)
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Spots are filling up, so if you are even thinking about it, here’s the complete agenda for the 2026 Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference, October 14-16, 2026, in London.
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The latest naming kerfuffle, in which the established name of that body of water separating Toronto from upstate New York has been summarily changed to Lake America (at least on this side of the border) got us to thinking back to a book review we did a nu…
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Every year at this time, it seems, we realize once again that as you get older, you overlook birthdays.
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Tomorrow, Friday, August 28, 2026, at 12 noon Eastern Time, the Federalist Society will be producing a one-hour web-based program, “Euclid at 100: The Past, Present, and Future of Zoning in America.”
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Here’s the latest in a case we’ve been following for a long time.
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We all know that generally, the power of eminent domain includes the authority to enter private property before instituting a condemnation action to take a look to see that the property is suitable for the public use to which the condemning agency intends…
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You know the drill: permitting authorities know that if they take a definitive position about how a regulation works on a particular piece of property, a takings challenge is ripe.
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Time to sign up for the upcoming “Unpacking Private Property’s Bundle of Sticks” Symposium, sponsored by our shop and George Mason Law Review.
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Worth checking out: Northland Management & Constr., LLC v.