In July 2013, the City of Alhambra, California adopted an ordinance that banned clothing donation bins from the city. While donation bins were banned, other
Servant’s Oasis (“Plaintiff”) is a non-denominational ministry “that exists to rescue, refresh and grow God’s people.” Servant’s Oasis sought to develop a religious retreat that
Tabernacle of Victory Pentecostal Church (“Petitioner”) is the owner of a certain property on the Hempstead Turnpike in Franklin Square, New York. The property is
Sunrise Detox V, LLC (“Sunrise”) sought to establish a facility in White Plains, New York (the “City”) for individuals recovering from drug or alcohol
Are there any claims available to a property owner whose property has been either physically taken, or rendered useless through zoning regulations under Michigan law?
American Islamic Center (“AIC” or “Plaintiff”) provides religious and educational services to the Muslim community of the Chicago metropolitan area. In March 2011, AIC
In Michigan, condominium developments are regulated by the Michigan Condominium Act, MCL §559.101 et seq. (“The Act”). The Act was adopted in 1978 and provides detailed
When does state environmental laws impact RLUIPA? We previously blogged on Fortress Bible Church v. Feiner, a case where the local community improperly used the
Michigan law provides that local governments have the power to re-zone property under a rather broad set of criteria. Can a property owner challenge the
Truth Foundation Ministries (“TFM”) is a small church – typically hosting between 40 and 60 parishioners – that conducts Sunday worship services in Romeoville, Illinois.
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