Environmental
Residents’ Comments About Existing Fire Hazards Do Not Constitute Substantial Evidence of a New Project’s Impacts Under CEQAProperly Posting Notice of Determination Triggers Short CEQA Statute of Limitations Despite Not Providing the Notice to Petitioner as RequestedAgency Email Correspondence Must be Retained Under CEQA, Appeals Court Holds
Real Estate & Construction
California Court of Appeal Affirmed the Principle that Privately-Owned Utilities Can Be Considered Public Entities for Inverse Condemnation LiabilityWebinar: Terner Center for Housing Innovation and the Land Economics Society (LAI) - Addressing Construction Defect Liability to Expand HomeownershipFourth District Court of Appeal Holds the “Pay First, Litigate Later” Rule Applies to Sustainable Groundwater Management Act Fee Lawsuits, But Does Not Reach Significant Questions of Groundwater Usage by Overlying Landowners