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When is Necessity Actually Necessary? The Changing Landscape of Easements by Necessity in New York
May 16, 2017
Smith owns Greenacre, a large parcel of land that she subdivides and then sells piecemeal. Jones, looking for somewhere nice to build his home, purchases one of the lots, which just happens to be landlocked and inaccessible from the local roads. Read More >
Landlocked property rights New York State – Easement by necessity New York
Land Use, Zoning + Development, Litigation
DEC’s Proposed 2017 Amendments to SEQRA: Do They Help or Hurt Project Applicants?
March 31, 2017
Neil J. Alexander
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (“DEC”) has proposed a series of amendments to the State Environmental Quality Review Act (“SEQRA”). Read More >
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Land Use, Zoning + Development
Retailers are Re-Tooling – Is Your Community Ready?
February 16, 2017
Lucia Chiocchio
In order to survive, retailers must adapt to the major shift in buying habits from brick and mortar to e-commerce. How big a shift is it?  Think about it for a minute – how much on-line shopping do you do today? Read More >
Retailers are Re-Tooling – Is Your Community Ready?
Land Use, Zoning + Development
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