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June 16, 2017

Recording - "Takings: Emerging Issues" ABA State & Local Government Law Section Talk

Here's the audio recording of the talk we gave to the ABA Section of State and Local Government Law's Land Use Committee earlier today. (Some of you may note that in the intro we say the talk was on "June 17," but since that's tomorrow, we assume you understand that is just an error.)
The links to the cases and materials we mentioned in the talk are posted here. 

Posted on June 16, 2017 in ▪ Appellate law, ▪ Court of Federal Claims | Federal Circuit, ▪ Due process, ▪ Eminent Domain | Condemnation, ▪ Inverse condemnation, ▪ Just Compensation | Appraisal, ▪ Land use law, ▪ Municipal & Local Govt law, ▪ Nollan/Dolan | Exactions, ▪ Penn Central, ▪ Property rights, ▪ Regulatory takings, ▪ Seminars, ▪ Williamson County | Ripeness, ▪ Zoning & Planning |

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