Attorneys for
Zoning
Riparian Rights
Commercial Real Estate
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Zoning
Riparian Rights
Commercial Real Estate
Development
Litigation
Michigan and Illinois Land Use Attorneys
Michigan and Illinois Land Use Attorneys
Whether buying or selling commercial real estate, developing in an area, or using a waterfront property, it’s critical to know how to navigate land use and zoning laws to maximize your property’s value and enjoyment.
Dalton & Tomich can help achieve your plans in both Michigan and Illinois. Our attorneys have decades of experience in zoning, commercial real estate, and riparian rights (water access) law and have successfully partnered with developers and landowners to help them maximize their investments.
We take a comprehensive view of the land use issue, anticipate any problems or pitfalls, and help you through the entire process.
From the Blog
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Private Actions Under the Michigan Environmental Protection Act
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