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May 2, 2017

Seattle Eminent Domain Conference, May 18, 2017

Do you really need an excuse to visit Seattle? If you do, and want to earn some CLE credit while you're at it, check it out the brochure for the upcoming Eminent Domain seminar on May 18, 2017. This is a one-day program that focuses on the hot topics in our area of law. We'll be speaking about "Changes in National Public Policy" and the latest developments in eminent domain and takings law. 
Agenda and full registration information here. 
Come, join us. 

7th Annual Eminent Domain Seminar, Seattle, Washington, May 18, 2017 

Posted on May 2, 2017 in ▪ Eminent Domain | Condemnation, ▪ Inverse condemnation, ▪ Just Compensation | Appraisal, ▪ Land use law, ▪ Municipal & Local Govt law, ▪ Nollan/Dolan | Exactions, ▪ Penn Central, ▪ Public Use | Kelo, ▪ Regulatory takings, ▪ Seminars, ▪ Williamson County | Ripeness, ▪ Zoning & Planning |

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