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Beth Barton and Rene Ortega Co-Author Article on the Standards for Phase I Site Assessments in CT Law Tribune

Publisher: Connecticut Law Tribune
April 11, 2014
Day Pitney Author(s) Elizabeth C. Barton

The Connecticut Law Tribune published an article by Beth Barton and Rene Ortega in its April 2014 Environmental and Construction Law Supplement. The column titled "Two Standards for Phase I Site Assessments" discussed the potential impact of a Dec. 30, 2013 final ruling issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency accepting the use of a revised industry standard for the conduct of an initial environmental assessment of properties by an environmental technical professional.

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Land Use Update 2021

On March 17, Partner Craig M. Gianetti moderated the panel, "Land Use Update 2021," for the NJICLE.

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Connecticut RSRs and EUR Regulations, Effective as of February 16
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Resubmitted Proposed Wave 2 RSRs and EUR Regulations on January 26 LRRC agenda
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The Property Tax Deskbook
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The ABA recently published the 25th Edition of The Property Tax Deskbook.

DEEP Revises and Resubmits Proposed Wave 2 RSRs and EUR Regulations
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Katharine Coffey Honored as One of NJBiz Forty Under 40
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Day Pitney’s Pro Bono Tax Team Wins NJ Supreme Court Appeal Involving Religious Use
July 16, 2020

On July 15, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued its much awaited decision in Christian Mission John 3:16 v. Passaic City. The court granted certification on an appeal from the Appellate Division, which affirmed a decision of the Tax Court rejecting a property tax exemption for a church in the City of Passaic.

Craig Gianetti Elected Chair of New Jersey State Bar Association Land Use Law Section
June 17, 2020

Craig Gianetti, a partner in Day Pitney's Real Estate & Land Use group, has been elected to serve as Chair of the Land Use Law Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association (NJSBA).

Craig Gianetti Featured in Real Estate New Jersey Market Forecast
January 21, 2020

Craig Gianetti is featured in a Market Forecast special section in the January 2020 issue of Real Estate New Jersey.

Real Estate Partner April Condon Joins Day Pitney’s Stamford Office
December 30, 2019

Day Pitney LLP announced today that April F. Condon has joined the firm as a partner in the Real Estate and Environmental group in its Stamford office. She joins from Robinson & Cole LLP.

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