New Jersey Appellate Division Holds Environmental Escrow in Condemnation Cases Set at Cost of Remediation to Achieve Highest and Best Use
In New Jersey, governmental entities with the power of condemnation have long battled with owners of real...
In New Jersey, governmental entities with the power of condemnation have long battled with owners of real...
In a recent case, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection v. Trainer Custom Chemical, ---- F....
The New York State Legislature recently passed a law allowing plaintiffs to pursue “personal damages” for injuries...
In a New Jersey Law Journal article this week, Riker Danzig counsel Alexa Richman-La Londe explores the...
On August 15th, the Appellate Division permitted the owner of contaminated property to assert a claim under...
In a recent case, ACP Partnership v. Garwood Borough (Tax Court March 22, 2016), a New Jersey Tax court...
In the murky waters of determining liability under the New Jersey Spill Act, New Jersey courts are...
The Supreme Court of New Jersey will soon decide whether private parties who have not incurred any...
The EPA has recently proposed adding a subsurface intrusion component to its evaluation of contaminated sites for...
A question recently arose regarding whether Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (“LSRPs”) and certified Subsurface Evaluators (“SSEs”) need...
Under the New Jersey Spill Compensation and Control Act (“Spill Act”), NJDEP may remediate hazardous substances and...