The ink's not quite yet dry on the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid, No. 20-107 (June 23, 2021), but we're already ready to roll with a program about what this decision means for you and your clients, and for takings law.
Find out from the experts in a one-hour webcast, "Takings and Eminent Domain After Cedar Point: What Practitioners Need to Know" from ALI-CLE. Registration and more information here.
In Cedar Point, a 6-3 majority affirmed a bright-line rule that physical invasions of whatever duration are takings, and held that "[w]henever a regulation results in a physical appropriation of property, a per se taking has occurred, and Penn Central has no place." Questions about duration of the invasion "bears only on the amount of compensation."
Our highly respected faculty will discuss the effect of this fascinating case on takings, eminent domain, and property law. With a short investment of your time, you’ll learn about this landmark ruling and why the Court's decision is important to your practice. The faculty includes Joshua Thompson (arguing counsel for the prevailing property owners); Professor Julia Mahoney (University of Virginia School of Law, and a nationally-renown property scholar); and Matthew Littleton (who authored a government-side amicus brief in the case).
This program is an adjunct (and preview) to the full, three-day ALI-CLE Eminent Domain & Land Valuation Litigation Conference, which is scheduled for January 27-29, 2022 at the McCormick Ranch Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona. Stay tuned for more information on our big reunion event, which we'll post very shortly.
In the meantime, please register for the Cedar Point program and join us. Bring your questions and comments, and come prepared to learn.
