Philips V. Borough of Keyport
Argued as the sole term-opening argument before the 13-member court and all 39 law clerks. the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals held that remand was necessary to determine whether the Plaintiffs/Appellants, who wished to open an adult bookstore. were entitled to injunctive relief or damages on claims that they were deprived of substantial due
Read MoreHovsons, Inc. & Homeland Corp. V. Department of Environmental Protection, Land Use Regulatory Program
Docket No. A-3220-99T2 (App. Dlv. 2001) (Unpublished). The Appellate Division affirmed the DEP’s determination that Appellant’s CAFRA application could not be reviewed unless and until its site was included in a sewer service area designated by a county Water Quality Management Plan. Argued by Andrew J. Provence; briefed by Gordon N. Litwin and Andrew J.
Read MoreGagnon V. Mayor & Council of the Borough of Point Pleasant Beach
Before the Appellate Division, successfully argued for the reversal of a Zoning Board of Adjustment’s decision granting a use variance for the expansion of a nonconforming parking lot use m a residential zone. Argued by Andrew J Provence. briefed by Gordon N. Litwin and Andrew J. Provence on behalf of Plaintiff. a resident Read the
Read MoreGagnon V. Perk’s Cafe, LLC
Docket No. OCN-C-00214-03 (Unpublished) Successfully obtained a permanent injunction to prevent a restaurant located in a residential zone from operating a commercial parking lot for beachgoers. Argued by Andrew J. Provence, briefed by Gordon N. Litwin and Andrew J. Provence on behalf of Plaintiff, a resident.
Read MorePerk’s Cafe, LLC, V. Point Pleasant Beach Board of Adjustment
Before the Appellate Division, successfully argued to affirm the ruling of the Zoning Board of Adjustment’s denial of a use variance for the operation of a commercial parking lot in a residential zone. Argued by Andrew J. Provence; briefed by Gordon N. Litwin and Andrew J. Provence on behalf of Intervenor-Defendant, a resident. Read the
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