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January 8, 2024
In the court opinion originating from the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, Division Two, a dispute between the Astons, acting as trustees for the KALA Trust, and DBK Trust,...
April 21, 2023
Where a plaintiff has claimed ownership over Wyer’s Way in Nantucket, the plaintiff is entitled to a declaration that it owns the fee in Wyer’s Way by adverse possession, as Wyer’s Way was used exclusively by the plaintiff’s predecessor from 1970 until at least 2006. “This is an adverse possession case that turns on the
February 28, 2023
The bill would add language stating that a prescriptive easement cannot be granted should a government entity places private property signage for at least five years.
December 15, 2021
Hikers and mountain bikers were surprised to find a barbed wire fence blocking the entrance to the Hog Hollow Trail system through the Angel’s Gate trailhead in Highland early in December. The popular trailhead is privately owned by Blue Bison Development, but residents from Alpine, Highland, Lehi and American Fork are fighting to keep the unofficial entrance open to […]
October 10, 2021
A lawsuit over Custer Gallatin National Forest’s handling of disputed trails is nearing resolution, and could have national implications for public access.
June 4, 2021
WEST STOCKBRIDGE — Two business owners now are trying to resolve a dispute created by decadeslong municipal negligence for a street grid that has trapped a restaurant in a corner