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Inverse Condemnation Can be a Powerful Property Owner Remedy For Damage or Destruction of Property Value by Governmental or Utility Company Actions

What Next, Now That Transportation Fees Have Been Ruled Illegal in Minnesota?

Wisconsin’s Act 67 Could be a Game-Changer For Conditional Use Permit Applicants

New Rights Available to Property Owners in Path of Transit Projects

Conditional Use Permit Denial, Later Explained, Was Timely

Limited Partnerships Must be Represented by an Attorney in State District Court

California Raisin Case Decides the Obvious: When the Government Takes Your Property, it Has to Pay You For it

Environmental Review Becoming Tripwire for Southwest Light Rail?

State Legislature Passes Compensation Bill for Bees Killed by Pesticide

Real Estate Value Capture: The Future of Transportation Infrastructure Financing in Minnesota

No Robbing Peter to Pay Paul: Court Holds Property Owner Cannot Rely on Cross-Parking Easement With Adjacent Shopping Center to Meet Parking Requirements for New Use

Thinking About A Property Tax Appeal? Be Prepared (in some cases) To Make Financial Disclosures

Court Rules Ex-Wife Cannot 'Lean' on Lien Defense To Avoid Personal Judgment

Property Tax Alert

Property Owners’ Condemnation Bill of Rights

Nonresident Parent Companies May be Liable for Claims Against Their Minnesota subsidiaries Under New Court of Appeals Ruling

Court to Township: Not a Smart Way to Establish a Cartway

Supreme Court Holds DNR Without Authority to Intervene in Local Zoning Decisions in Lower St. Croix River Area

Is a Home Mortgage Enforceable if Only One Spouse Has Signed It?

"Green Acres" May Once Again Be The Place to Be

Road Improvements: When Are Special Assessments Legitimate?

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