Township of Livingston v. Zheng
The Township of Livingston acquired our client’s property for the location of a new Department of Public Works facility. After a commissioners’ hearing, a settlement was reached in which the Township agreed to pay $1M over their initial offer and $1.4M over the recent purchase price of the property.
Additional condemnation verdicts and settlements from Carlin, Ward, Ash & Heiart.
Amtrak v. Weehawken Property Owner
A Weehawken waterfront parcel was sold to Amtrak for $60 million after an eminent domain settlement secured by Carlin, Ward, Ash & Heiart — one of the largest condemnation settlements in New Jersey history.
Jersey City Redevelopment Authority v. Kerrigan
A Hudson County jury awarded $18.6 million to the owner of 3.4 waterfront acres taken by the Jersey City Redevelopment Authority for a high-rise project. The authority offered $1.25 million,...
New Jersey School Construction v. Ruggiero Seafood Co.
The New Jersey School Construction Co., a state fund that finances school development in urban districts under Abbott v. Burke, paid $5.15 million for a Newark seafood plant to build...