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Orlando Drops Taking Of Church Property.
The City of Orlando on Monday dropped its attempt to condemn a family-owned church to build a new Major League Soccer stadium. The Church was the last holdout for the project. Orlando will move the new stadium about a block…
Save the Date: Family Law Scholars and Teachers Conference, June 22, 2015
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CFP: AALS Next Generation Issues on Sex, Gender & Law
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CFP: AALS Workshop on Next Generation Issues on Sex, Gender and the Law
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Orlando Church To Fight Taking
Here’s a quick update on a recent post about an Orlando church which is being targeted by the city so it can build a new stadium for a privately-owned soccer franchise.Turns out the church has hired our Owners’ Counsel colleague…
RLUIPA And The Condemnation Of Church-Owned Property
Our friends and colleagues over at RLUIPA Defense blog Evan Seeman and Dwight Merriam have posted on a case is generating some media attention, and might be interesting to watch.Orlando wants — what else — a new sports venue. A soccer…
RLUIPA & Eminent Domain City of Orlando to Take Church Property to Construct Major League Soccer Stadium
The City of Orlando, Florida has filed an eminent domain suit to acquire property owned by a church as part of its plan to construct an $85 million soccer stadium for a Major League Soccer expansion franchise. Although negotiations between…
Orlando Takes Church Property For Soccer Stadium
The city of Orlando initiated eminent domain proceedings to take property owned by a church to build a new soccer stadium. A judge ruled in January that Orlando could take the property via its eminent domain powers. Orlando spokesperson Heather…
US Airways Flight 735: Airline’s Obligation to Compensate Injured Passengers
US Airways Flight 735 from Philadelphia to Orlando encountered turbulence as it passed through 17,000 feet. Three passengers and two flight attendants were injured so badly that they were hospitalized when the plane returned for landing in Philadelphia. What is…