It is the type of ruling that could weigh heavily in thejudicial decision-making process in future public-taking cases,especially in Florida, Douglas M. Halsey, a law partner in theMiami offices of White & Case, tells GlobeSt.com.
Halsey represents the Arthur Shadek and Joseph Harrison familiesin the inverse condemnation case against the Monroe County.
That ruling is about to fall under a higher precedent, however,with the US Supreme Court scheduled this fall to review a similaraction emerging out of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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