Over the past several years, the scope of Second Amendment’s protections relating to owning and carrying firearms has been clarified by the Supreme Court. In
In the world of real estate, development projects can often move quickly. One day, a vacant field or an old industrial site is open; the
That law is the Fair Housing Act (FHA). Today, we’re going to break down the elements of an FHA case involving an Oxford House and explain how the law protects individuals in recovery.
Perhaps this has happened to you. Historically, during a spring storm you simply sat outside on your porch and thought about how April showers bring
In Michigan, a legislative battle is brewing that could fundamentally change the way your neighborhood looks. At its heart is a classic American struggle: the push for statewide progress versus the protection of local control.
One of the most important issues that a land use litigant will run into is the question of standing. That is, whether a court will
When considering whether your organization should file a federal lawsuit against a municipality (city, township, etc.) over their zoning ordinance you must consider two major
In my last blog post I mentioned that developers of data centers were beginning to deploy non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in their conversations with municipal officials.
As I discussed in my previous blog, municipalities across Michigan are now faced with land use decisions relating to the construction of new data centers.
Applying to rezone property is an increasingly common procedure for Michigan developers and property owners whose proposed projects may not comply with existing zoning maps.
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