We just came back from a meeting of the International Governing Council of the International Right of Way Association in New Orleans, so it seems appropriate to post about a recent case out of New Orleans, involving everyone’s favorite delicious New Orleans bite to eat, oysters. The United States Court of Federal Claims recently handed [...]
When we launched a brand-new podcast in August of last year designed for people with an interest in the right-of-way industry, who would of thought it would have come this far this fast? The Pendulum Land Podcast is now in its second season and in the Top 100 on iTunes! We at RightofWay.law are particularly [...]
Ever think about who owns the bottom of a river? At least in Virginia’s tidal saltwater rivers, the answer is often that the state owns it and that people can rent state-owned river bottom in order to plant oysters for $1.50 per acre per year. So what does one get for a rent of [...]