Posts Categorized: Appeals

Lockaway v. Alameda: Kassouni Law Prevails in $2 Million Land Use Case

Posted by Timothy V. Kassouni at & filed under Appeals, Constitutional Property Rights, Land Use Law.

County of Alameda Must Pay Storage Facility Company $2 Million In Damages and Attorney’s Fees For Violation of Constitutional Property Rights Court of Appeal in San Francisco labels County’s legal position “nonsensical and convoluted;” taxpayers on the hook due to government ineptitude. Kassouni Law announces major property rights victory. “Government officials for too long have… Read more »

4th Circuit to Determine Whether Challengers of Protectionist Economic Regulations Get their Day in Court

Posted by Chance Weldon at & filed under Appeals, Appellate.

It is a long standing tradition in American law that one who is harmed by an economic regulation she believes is unconstitutional should have the opportunity to make her case in court. Soon, the Fourth Circuit will have the opportunity to determine the extent to which that tradition remains in place when it hears arguments… Read more »