Virginia Environmental Law & Waterfront Property Rights Resources

Last week, attorney Jim Lang presented to members of the Nansemond River Preservation Alliance during their series, River Talk, in Suffolk, VA. Read the full article.

Effective July 1, 2024, Virginia plans to unify its stormwater requirements with its erosion and sediment control (ESC) requirements. Read the full article.

On Saturday, October 28th, the Waterfront Law Team supported the Citizens for a Better Eastern Shore (CBES) and their annual Between the Waters Bike Tour. Read the full article.

Attorneys Jim Lang and Thomas Berkley of our Waterfront Law team will join the Nansemond River Preservation Alliance’s River Talk series to share their expertise with industry peers on waterfront and riparian property rights. Read the full article.

In our latest webinar, Jim Lang of the Waterfront Law Team explains civil lawsuits, the stages involved, how to determine if an attorney is necessary, costs and what happens after a court issues a judgment order. Read the full article.

On October 11th, Waterfront Law Team attorney, Bryan Peeples, supported the Hampton Roads Chapter of the Appraisal Institute at the Real Estate Symposium 2023, held at the Brock Center in Virginia Beach, VA. Read the full article.

Learn the difference between littoral rights and riparian rights. Oftentimes used interchangeably even though, as a technical matter, doing so is incorrect. Read the full article.

Civil litigation is where one person/party files against another to vindicate a legal right. We discuss the process and costs associated with civil litigation. Read the full article.

In our latest webinar, Jim Lang of the Waterfront Law Team discusses the difference between cases involving environmental agency decisions, how they differ from a “normal” civic case, and things you can do to increase your chances of winning. Read the full article.