Zoning, Planning and Use
Jan. 5, 2001
Federal Follies
Property owners are caught in a catch-22 when they try to sue the government.
"Don't make a federal case out of it." That apocryphal advice has been handed down to generations of law students. And there are certainly times when it makes sense. But sometimes a client needs to sue the federal government. In those cases, access to the federal courts is unavoidable. But funn...
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