Archive for the ‘Ethics’ Category
Fed. Dist. Court in MI Holds Additional Damages, Standing Alone, Did Not Entitle Plaintiffs to Pursue a Second Claim in Selective Enforcement of Zoning Ordinances Claim
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on March 29, 2023
District Court of New Jersey Dismisses Discrimination Claims Brought by Outpatient Opioid Facility
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 22, 2023
NY Appellate Court Upholds Area Variance Denial and Refuses to Entertain Bias Claim Raised on Appeal for the First Time
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 24, 2022
WI Appeals Court Hold Rezoning is a Legislative Act and Trustee who was Mother of one of the Applicants for the Rezoning Did Not Violate the State Ethics Code by Participating in the Rezoning Decision
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 13, 2022
NY Appellate Court Holds Adjacent Landowner’s Vague and Conclusory Allegations Regarding Alleged Conspiracy Between Plaintiffs and Town Officials Were Insufficient to State ยง1983 Claim
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on October 7, 2022
6th Circuit Court of Appeals Affirms District Court Decision That Found that Residents Did Not Meet Their Burden of Demonstrating That They Had a Protected Property Interest in Maintaining Road Without the Requested Variances and They Failed to Raise a Timely Conflict of Interest Claim
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on September 17, 2022
NJ Appeals Court Holds Council Members Were Not Disqualified Under the Common-Impact Exception
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on September 2, 2022
NY Appellate Court Finds Zoning Amendment Invalid where Conflicted Town Supervisor Recused Herself from Voting but Continued Attending and Participating at Public Hearings
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on August 5, 2022
NY Appellate Court Sends Back Zoning Amendments for SEQRA Compliance but Finds Rezoning Determination was in Compliance with Comprehensive Plan and Finds no Conflicts of Interest
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on August 1, 2022
NY Appellate Court Invalidates Local Law Due to Conflict of Interest
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 17, 2022
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