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Young-Nak Church – a case study of the importance of perseverance in winning a religious property dispute.

Religious property disputes can be some of the most emotionally charged legal battles. They often involve deeply held beliefs and the legacy of a community. If you find yourself embroiled in such a dispute, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and…

Electrifying Michigan: A Guide for Landowners and Developers on EV Charging Stations

The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) is transforming transportation, making the need for charging infrastructure crucial. In Michigan, this shift offers landowners and developers a unique business opportunity. As we move towards cleaner energy, the role of EV charging stations…

Constitutional Concerns with Regulating Assembly Uses Based on Religious Content

The term “assembly use” is a zoning classification for places where people gather for a wide range of group activities. Typical examples include community centers, auditoriums, theaters, meeting halls, and places of worship. These uses are often subject to specific…

En Banc Drama: The Ninth Circuit Vacates the Huntsman decision and Orders a New Hearing

Federal appellate courts, like the Circuit Courts of Appeals, typically operate with panels of three judges who hear arguments and issue decisions. However, there's a provision that allows the entire court, all the judges on the bench, to rehear a…
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