Wayne Law Review Symposium on the Evolution of Religious Liberty
On Friday October 13, 2023, the Wayne Law Review of Wayne State University School of Law is hosting a symposium on the Evolution of Religious
On Friday October 13, 2023, the Wayne Law Review of Wayne State University School of Law is hosting a symposium on the Evolution of Religious
One of the more interesting questions to be voted on at the 2024 United Methodist Church, General Conference, is the request for “full communion” with
The Session of Young-Nak Church of Los Angeles, California, a 9000-member congregation – prevailed in a religious property lawsuit filed against it by the Korean Presbyterian Church, Abroad (KPCA), a denomination it was formally affiliated with, resulting in the local church retaining its $110 million dollar property.
Over 6000 churches have left the United Methodist Church denomination, the bulk of which occurred this past June 2023 through the Annual Conference season. In
In case after case, the Supreme Court has protected religious schools from various forms of government discrimination. In 2002, the Supreme Court held in Zelman v.
On May 5, 2023, The Honorable Terry Green, Los Angeles Circuit Court Judge entered a judgment dismissing a religious property lawsuit filed by the Korean Presbyterian Church Abroad denomination (“the KPCA”), against the individual session / board of director members of Young-Nak Church Presbyterian Church of Los Angeles, California and Young-Nak Church. This religious property dispute over a 9,000-member congregation having vast real estate holdings near downtown Los Angeles was largely premised on Young-Nak Church’s disaffiliation from the KPCA and its subsequent efforts to maintain rights to control its own property.
We have had the distinct honor and experience in successfully litigating religious property disputes throughout the United States and helping local churches out of the
On Thursday, February 9, 2023, a Hillsborough County (Tampa), Florida jury reached a verdict and found for Bayshore Christian School in its long pending litigation
Minimum off-street parking requirements have been around for decades. Their purpose is to alleviate traffic congestion as well as reduce street and spillover parking. While
The percentage of Americans in search of senior housing alternatives continues to increase. Fortunately, many churches and faith communities are stepping up to meet the
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