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Can a publisher be held liable for a real estate advertisement found to be discriminatory? Yes

A reader of my last post asked a good question: can a publisher really be held responsible for the contents of an advertisement for housing? In a

New Jersey has adopted a process which may expedite foreclosures on vacant and abandoned residential properties. Under this procedure, vacancy and

In our last Alert, we advised those property owners disaffected by Superstorm Sandy to take heed of the new "Advisory Base Flood Elevations" (ABFEs

Absent official conduct that is so egregious as to "shock the conscience," municipal action with respect to zoning and land use matters, even when

Mortgage priority lawsuits continue to attract the attention of the New Jersey courts. In that context, the theory of equitable subrogation continues

Two recent Pennsylvania cases confirm that bringing a procedural challenge to a zoning ordinance will be difficult, absent bringing such a challenge

I got a question this week about advertising, human models, and the Fair Housing Act (FHA) which I thought merited a blog post. A provision in our

On January 15th, after years of legal wrangling, a Florida man's case was resolved by the United States Supreme Court. In October, 2006, Hurricane

New Jersey has taken a huge step in steam lining the process for mortgage holders to foreclosure on residential properties that are found to be

I just had an interesting discussion with a partner on the subject of the sale of exempt property in bankruptcy. We concluded that even though tenant