Law Practice
Dec. 8, 2011
High-speed rail hit with early lawsuits
California's highly controversial high-speed rail line is expected to generate years of work for land use lawyers, and it's already getting hit with lawsuits by plaintiff's attorneys.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
With a completion timeline spanning the next two decades, California's 520-mile high-speed rail network is expected to generate a future train of work for attorneys involved in environmental, eminent domain, construction contracting and financing aspects of the project.
Though its completion - if it happens - is far off, the controversial system is already translating into work for the plai...
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