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: New Jersey Eminent Domain BlogCLE International Eminent Domain Conference in N.J.
By William J. Ward
William J. Ward and James M. Turteltaub will speak on Monday, October 15, 2007, at the 3rd Annual CLE International Eminent Domain Conference at the Nassau Inn in Princeton, N.J. On Monday October 15, Mr. Turteltaub and Stephen Eisdorfer of Hill Wallack will discuss best practices in their presentation, "Appealing the Case." Mr. Ward will present "Ethics and Redevelopment in New Jersey" The conference concludes on Tuesday, October 16. A full schedule of events can be obtained at the CLE International website.
Monday October 15 at 2:45 p.m. Appealing the Case: This presentation addresses special considerations for condemnation appeals. Condemnation actions have two final judgments and one award of commissioners, each of which must be appealed separately. Click here to read more about the course of action in contesting the right to take, staying an appeal, and other best practices. - James M. Turteltaub
Monday October 15 at 4:30 p.m. Ethics and Redevelopment in New Jersey: This presentation with power point focuses on the bribery, corruption and pay-to-play that has tainted redevelopment in New Jersey as well as recent case law on conflicts of interest affecting lawyers and officials at the state, legislative, and local government levels. Click here to read more about recent events and the call to action for one uniform code of ethics. - William J. Ward
Full post as published by New Jersey Eminent Domain Blog on October 13, 2007 (boomark / email).
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