Earlier this month, in Bruni v. Pittsburgh, the Third Circuit overturned a decision upholding a Pittsburgh ordinance that created “buffer zones” around certain medical clinics
On May 2, 2016 Kate Brink and I had the honor to be invited to speak at the RLUIPA Roundtable hosted by the United States
On March 22, 2016, Dan Dalton and Larry Opalewski spoke at the Michigan Municipal League’s Capital Conference. The topic of the presentation was the Supreme
Under a recent federal court ruling, an ordinance distinguishing between on-premises and off-premises billboards is subject to strict scrutiny. While this is not the majority
Most Americans believe that the First Amendment protects our free speech from government retaliation. And in most cases that belief is generally true. But sometimes
Last week, the Florida Court of Appeal struck down an injunction from the trial court which ordered a billionaire businessman to stop posting online about
A New York federal district court recently dismissed a First Amendment challenge to a New York City sign ordinance. In Vosse v. City of New
While most churches will go to great lengths to avoid the secular court system, sometimes inter or intra-church disputes do end up in court. But
This morning, we sent out our latest newsletter to update our friends and clients about all the exciting things happening at Dalton & Tomich. If
With the rise of online payment systems such as Paypal and Square, the use of checks as a method of payment has been declining for
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