Christopher Stracco and Katharine Coffey authored an article, "Bankruptcy Sale Does Not Obviate Chapter 91 Compliance," for Law360. The article discusses the recent New Jersey Tax Court decision in 975 Holdings, LLC v. City of Egg Harbor, which is another in a series of defeats for taxpayers under N.J.S.A. 54:4-34 (Chapter 91). As described in the article, the decision extends Chapter 91's dismissal provisions to properties purchased through a bankruptcy asset sale pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 363(f). The upshot of the decision, Stracco and Coffey write, "is that a taxpayer should always respond to a Chapter 91 request to avoid the dismissal of a subsequently filed property tax assessment appeal. Moreover, it is important to respond to such requests to protect the rights of subsequent purchasers, to avoid any future contractual liability by the seller, depending on the provisions of the sales contract which address property tax issues."
Day Pitney Real Estate Partner Steven J. Wernick is featured in the South Florida Business Journal article "28-Story Tower With Over 100 Apartments Planned in Miami."
Day Pitney Florida Offices Managing Partner Manuel Garcia-Linares has been appointed to chair the firm's Litigation department. The news was featured in Miami Today.
Day Pitney Real Estate, Environmental and Land Use practice co-chair Craig Gianetti was featured in Gothamist article "Court Tells Wealthy NJ Town: We'll Decide Where You'll Put Affordable Housing."
Day Pitney's Executive Committee, Executive Board and department leadership changes were featured on CityBiz.
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Day Pitney's Executive Committee, Executive Board and department leadership changes were featured in Law360 Pulse.
Day Pitney Litigation Partner Mark Salah Morgan's re-election to the firm's Executive Board and appointment to vice-chair of the Litigation department was featured in NJBiz.
Day Pitney Real Estate, Environmental and Land Use Partner Steven Wernick is featured in the Miami Herald article "The End of Single-Family-Only Home Suburbs? Miami-Dade Zoning Rule Impact Could Be 'Sweeping'."
Day Pitney Real Estate Partners Nicole Magdziak and Thomas Malman represented firm client Kushner, a real estate development and management firm headquartered in New York City, on a multimillion dollar mixed use residential and retail development in the Long Branch, NJ’s Lower Broadway redevelopment zone.
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