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Henry Kent-Smith was featured in the Law360 article, "NJ Facing Wave Of Affordable Housing Suits." Full text can be found in the July 7, 2015, issue, but a synopsis is below.

Henry Kent-Smith was quoted in the Law360 article "NJ Nonprofit Stands Up to Christie on Affordable Housing."

North Carolina's General Assembly has enacted sweeping legislation that fundamentally reshapes local zoning authority and development regulations across the state's largest cities. The new law introduces by-right residential redevelopment provisions, extends vested rights protections, and mandates accessory dwelling unit allowances while capping certain design requirements that have historically constrained developers.

In TIAA Global Investments LLC, et al. v. One Astoria Square, LLC, et al., Index No. 652907/2012, an owner and purchaser of a large multi-unit building complex sued the seller for alleged fraud and intentional misrepresentation.

The New York City Council, under Speaker Corey Johnson, announced this week the release of a proposal for "A New Comprehensive Planning Framework for New York City,"

The New Jersey state appeals court released an unpublished opinion in 520 Victor Street Condominium Association v. Raymond Plaza and The Township of Saddle Brook Zoning Board. Docket No. A5655-10T3.

On September 28, 2012, Ohio Senate Bill 224 became effective and reduced the statute of limitations period for written contracts from 15 years to 8 years.

In this One Minute Matters video, I highlight the three biggest changes real estate professionals need to know. It's a quick overview of what's shifting before the 2027 preservation date.

Recently, the "Commercial Lease Law Insider" advised landlords to avoid lease disputes by refusing to disclose the square footage of the space.

First, he encourages owners/investors not to over-improve their facilities.

Abraham Reich was quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer article, "Pa. Supreme Court.

On January 1st, partner Ali Panjwani was named co-chair of the Pryor Cashman Corporate Group, and partner Dennis Sughrue was named co-chair of the firm's Real Estate Group.

The Philadelphia Sheriff's Office has held two virtual town halls to introduce the platform and answer the public's questions regarding the change.

In Bruno v. Erie Insurance, the plaintiffs discovered black mold in their home and submitted a claim under their homeowners' insurance policy with Erie Insurance for mold remediation coverage.

Multiple applications for a development project are not required where the first permit denial makes clear that no development of the property would be allowed under any circumstance. Felkay v. City of ...

The bill prohibits local governments from enacting or enforcing residential occupancy limits based on familial relationship while allowing local governments...

A federal appeals court ruled that a landowner is not liable under CERCLA[1] for amounts due to a subcontractor, when the owner had already paid the prime contractor for cleanup work.