Congress enacted the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act, 42 U.S.C. § 2000cc et seq (“RLUIPA”), to protect churches and houses of worship from
Over the past year, the demand for new data centers from companies seeking to develop artificial intelligence has skyrocketed.[1] Without getting too technical, a data
Back in 2020, the Supreme Court decided several consequential cases related to the religious exercise during the Covid-19 lockdowns. One of these cases, Tandon v.
In my last blog post, I highlighted a few of the actions that states have taken to assist churches in the process of converting their
Recently I wrote that religious institutions could play a substantial role in addressing the severe housing shortage facing the nation. Churches who find themselves in
It is no secret that America is facing a housing crisis. Currently, the U.S. is estimated to possess a deficit of 4.5 million homes in
In Michigan, the summers are particularly renowned in towns and cities lined along its bordering Great Lakes, as well as the many areas surrounding its
Has this happened to you? You built a structure on your property (a shed, barn, etc.) which you have used for many years. Or maybe
The State of Michigan enacted sweeping legislation in 2023 known as the Clean and Renewable Energy and Energy Waste Reduction Act, in an effort to
Michigan’s recent move to attract data centers through expanded tax incentives highlights both the opportunities and challenges states face as they compete for digital infrastructure
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