On March 20, 2024, Governor Murphy signed into law, Bill S50/A4 setting a course for future determination as to and enforcement of the longstanding Mount Laurel Doctrine, the State’s mandate for each municipality to provide its fair share of affordable housing.
On Friday Governor Christie signed legislation that would extend the protections afforded by the Permit Extension Act through December 31, […]
MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING- THE DAYTON AND CHESTNUT VILLAGE IN RIDGEWOO COMING TO RIDGEWOOD For the last several years, Tom Wells and […]
Who says land use law is boring??? The NY Times reports on Jan 8 that Kate Hepburn’s former home in Fenwick […]
Dunes protected several communities from catastrophic damage during Hurricane Sandy, while Long Beach, N.Y., which built no dunes, suffered $200 […]
Jim Jaworski, Esq., (Administrative Partner who actively practices in the firm’s Land Use Department) is pleased to announce that after more […]
The August 21st New York Times reports that a $4.7M deposit was forfeited by Roberta Campbell, ex-wife of Intuit Chairman […]
Due to the decline in property values and the unstable real estate market, a lot of our clients have been […]
TAX EXEMPTIONS REINSTATED FOR GROUP HOMES FOR THE MENTALLY DISABLED In our winter 2010 Legal Update, we […]
Extension of Nonresidential Development Fee Moratorium On August 24, 2011 Acting New Jersey Governor Kim Guadagno signed into law […]