Federal Court Denies Government’s Attempt to Dismiss Church’s RLUIPA Lawsuit
A federal court sided with a church that wants to build a bigger facility in Prince George County, Maryland (the “County”). After purchasing four parcels,
A federal court sided with a church that wants to build a bigger facility in Prince George County, Maryland (the “County”). After purchasing four parcels,

A recent case by the Michigan Court of Appeals demonstrates the consequences of failing to keep corporate records in check. In Touchwerx, Inc. v. Dynics,
Plus, commercial real estate considerations of prime church properties Media Contacts: Barbara Fornasiero, EAFocus Communications; barbara@eafocus.com; 248.260.8466; Daniel Dalton; ddalton@daltontomich.com; 248.229.2329 Detroit—February 20, 2020—Daniel P.
In Illinois, there is a very old and little-known law called the Religious Corporation Act of 1872 (805 ILCS 110 et seq.). The Act is
The cost of remaining a part of the United Methodist Church is another factor a local church must consider when evaluating its options after the
The only thing better than a win is a quick win. Case in point, just over a week after we filed suit on behalf of
Church allowed to operate a temporary homeless shelter as part of its rightful property use; resolution prompts update to city code Media Contacts: Barbara Fornasiero,
United Methodist Church’s proposed plan for denominational splits should spur all local Methodist churches to action, says attorney who wrote the book on religious land
On Friday, November 22, senior associate Larry Opalewski had the opportunity to speak to a group of high school students at Troy High School as
On October 26, 2019, Noel Sterett was honored to speak about his work and the fight for religious liberty in America at an Alliance Defending
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