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American Bar Assn's Section of Litigation Real Estate, Condemnation, and Trust Litigation Roundtable Materials

Thanks to Professor Shelley Saxer, Anthony Della Pelle, Esq. and Kristen Renfro, Esq. for presenting at the American Bar Assn's Section of Litigation Real Estate, Condemnation, and Trust Litigation Roundtable on Property Damage Claims After Disasters.

The cases mentioned on the call are linked below:

• City of Oroville v. The Superior Court of Butte County, California Supreme Court, August 15, 2019.
• Miller v. Schoene, 276 U.S. 272 (1928)
• Russo Farms v. Vineland Bd. of Educ., 675 A.2d 177 (N.J. 1996)
• Bureau of Harvey Cedars v. Karan, 70 A.3d 524 (N.J. 2013)
• In re Stockton, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (Dec. 2018)

On the issue of statutes of limitation for inverse condemnation claims, our amicus brief is here. You can find more information about that case (and others) at www.inversecondemnation.com.  

Thanks to our speakers and we look forward to future ABA Section of Litigation Roundtables.

Upcoming Free Webinar: When the Floods and Fires Come: Landowner's Property Damage Claims

Fires, superstorms, cataclysmic floods seem to abound across the nation. Property damage claims abound, but how should claims against public utility or governmental actors be handled? Are there strategic implications for bringing claims against the utility? What are the practical issues?

Answers to these questions and more will be provided on a free webinar (conference call really) provided by the American Bar Association's Section on Litigation's Real Estate, Condemnation and Trust Litigation Committee.

We will hear from Professor Shelley Saxer of Pepperdine Law School, Anthony Della Pelle, Esq. of New Jersey and Kristen Renfro, Esq. of California.  Professor Saxer will provide the current trends in legal theories nationally and Mr. Della Pelle and Ms. Renfro will provide their insights as practitioners.

And its free.  Registration information is here.  August 22 at 2 p.m. Eastern. In the immortal words of Steve MacGarrett, be there.