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Analyzing the 'Highest, Best Use' of Property Taken by Eminent Domain
John R. Casolaro, a partner at Carter Ledyard & Milburn, and Lee A. Ohliger, counsel at the firm, review recent cases involving a range of issues relating to highest and best use, including one where the condemnor claimed a property's current use as a water park was not financially feasible, given previous failures to turn a profit, another involving a potential assemblage of properties, and one that turned on a change in zoning.'Put It in Writing'! GCs From Cos. in Oil Fire Receive Terse Letter
The attorneys general in five Gulf Coast states send a curt letter to the top lawyers at BP, Halliburton, Transocean, and Cameron — demanding written statements that the companies will stand by their promise to pay for all cleanup and recovery costs.Daily Decision Alert: Vol. 8, No. 245 -- December 22, 2000
New Jersey Firms Feel the Crunch, but Still Increase Revenues
The New Jersey Law Journal's annual survey of the state's Top 20 firms shows the rate of growth for gross revenues, revenues per lawyer, profitability and firm size down for 2001 compared with the prior year. But don't cry for the firms just yet. Records were broken, nevertheless, in all of those categories as the 20 firms collectively pushed revenues up another 5 percent.Supreme Court Mandates Permit For SugarHouse
The state Supreme Court Tuesday told the city of Philadelphia to issue HSP Gaming a foundation permit to begin building its planned SugarHouse Casino. The court also appointed a special master to handle any further disputes between the city and the gaming company.From the Supreme Court, a Year of Few Sweeping Opinions
Sweeping decisions that would alter the course of Pennsylvania law were few and far between for the state Supreme Court in 2002.Sears Wins Dismissal of Class Action Over Kmart Merger
The plaintiffs in a long-running class action against Sears, Roebuck & Co. over its merger with Kmart had reason to be optimistic: Their case survived a motion to dismiss, and they won class certification. But they suffered a potentially fatal setback last week when Chicago federal district court Judge Robert Gettleman granted Sears' motion for summary judgment. Gettleman also granted summary judgment to Sears Holdings Chairman Edward Lampert and an investment fund that became a controlling shareholder of Sears.Trending Stories
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