Alternative Dispute Resolution
Oct. 15, 2008
Neutral Creates Center to Settle Public Land Use Disputes
Mediator and attorney Len Levy remembers being glued to public access television in 2006, as the Los Angeles City Council, flanked by a raft of lawyers, prepared to vote on the fate of Venice's Lincoln Place housing complex.
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - Mediator and attorney Len Levy remembers being glued to public access television in 2006, as the Los Angeles City Council, flanked by a raft of lawyers, prepared to vote on the fate of Venice's Lincoln Place housing complex. The dispute - which still has not been resolved - pitted tenants and activists against a real estate developer in a high-profile fight. As Levy watched, the developer threa...
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