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In a major decision, the California Court of Appeal rejected a city's interpretation of what constitutes an "objective" standard under the Housing Accountability Act...

The Florida Supreme Court is considering whether a statute used to calculate attorneys’ fees in Florida eminent domain cases is unconstitutional when applied in the event of excessive litigation by the condemning authority.

Maryland's highest court recently held that the tax court can value a property by relying on sale prices of comparable properties bought soon after a cutoff date for the assessment.

This article analyzes the recent court of appeal decision on the case, Hernandezcueva v. E.F. Brady, Co., Inc., which expands contractors' potential exposure to strict liability claims on California construction projects.

Duke used 60 acres to build a gas-fired electric-generating station and applied to enroll those acres in the Keystone Opportunity Zone tax abatement program.

In Shoemaker v. City of Howell, a federal appeals court issued an important decision regarding the legality of municipal fees.

Following our Conversations with TED episode on preparing for an internal investigation, in our latest episode we walk through steps to consider during an internal investigation for youth-serving organizations.

The government appealed Altera Corp. v. Commissioner, 145 T.C. No. 3 (2015), to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Feb. 19.

A Denver District Court judge has held that the Colorado Department of Revenue cannot forcibly combine a corporation's subsidiary, a holding company that derived its income solely from investments...

A Pennsylvania state appellate court recently held that a taxing authority could not present an appraisal prepared by a non-testifying expert for the taxpayer.

This case deals with the constitutionality of the Individual Mandate in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

The Texas Court of Appeals, Third District recently determined that a taxpayer was not entitled to include labor costs incurred as part of repair work to install automotive parts on customer-owned vehicles...

In this podcast, Wiley partners Attison L. Barnes, III and David E. Weslow pull from their combined decades of experience for an in-depth discussion of cybersquatting and related Internet and...

Barry Alexander, co-chair of the Aviation Group, wrote "'Not Without My Daughter': Preemption of Claims Against an Airline for Parental Child Abduction" for the Southern Methodist University Journal of Air Law and Commerce.

Chicago Partners Jonathan W. Goken and F. Michael (Mickey) Pasqualino recently obtained summary judgment for their client in a head on trucking collision case in Cook County, Illinois before Judge Christopher Lawlor.

Madison County Partner Michael C. Schroer and Associate Adam S. Johnson recently won a defense verdict for their client after a three-day jury trial in Jackson County, Illinois.

In Vanderwall v. United Airlines, Inc., a passenger brought common law negligence and Montreal Convention claims to recover for a torn ACL sustained when she slipped on a piece of plastic wrap in the aisle.