The Pacific Legal Foundation is bringing the case of an Idaho couple to the Supreme Court this month seeking review of an EPA decision to stop the couple from building a home on a lot due to wetlands designation. Lower courts have insisted that the couple undergo what is generally ... Read More

"Thirteen years after the city began planning a massive business park in the Mississippi River flood plain, a long-awaited trial on an environmental group's challenge of a related tax subsidy is set to begin Monday. The recession has hindered efforts to attract tenants to the Premier 370 Business Park but city ... Read More

Eagan, Minnesota's plans for its downtown hit a road block when the Minnesota Court of Appeals halted its attempts to acquire several businesses by eminent domai. The Court held that the authority to condemn was improper due to the lack of a "binding development agreement." The city has condemned condemned ... Read More

NATO officials are finding it difficult compensating Afghan property owners for damage caused during the conflict: "But as word spread, military units found themselves overwhelmed with hundreds of people claiming compensation for damage, some of it done long before the recent fighting. 'We are victims of our own success,' Lt. Col. Tom ... Read More

"Opponents of Paul McKee's plans for north St. Louis who persuaded a judge to block the project last year now are trying to prevent him from getting millions of dollars in state tax credits. At issue is whether state law allows the credits to be issued to McKee's Northside Regeneration project ... Read More

Robert Denlow, principal of Denlow & Henry, will speak at the upcoming American Law Institute and American Bar Association conference on Eminent Domain and Land Valuation. "This popular and long running advanced course of study kicks off with a comprehensive update on eminent domain case law and legislation by a pre-eminent ... Read More

After his NorthSide redevelopment plan was rejected by a St. Louis Circuit Judge, Paul McKee's attorneys asked for a new hearing to present additional evidence. That request was denied.   Receive Updates on this Project

As reported by the St. Louis Post and KMOX.com, just compensation has finally been paid to St. Louis property owner Bill Simon for the full block of commercial property he owned in the Bottle District of downtown St. Louis. In 2005, the Land Clearance and Redevelopment Authority (LCRA) seized Mr. ... Read More

The ongoing refusal by the City of Louis to honor a $2.2 Million judgment reached national news, as Robert Denlow and the property owner was interviewed during Fox News' "Fox & Friends" show on May 26. The judgment was entered in 2008, when a jury awarded Denlow & Henry's client $2.9 ... Read More