Riker Danzig is pleased to announce the expansion and enhancement of its Appellate Practice, including the debut of the Appellate Law Blog!

In Susanne, LLC v. 1 Howe St. Bay Head, the NJ Appellate Division recently affirmed a trial court's order requiring the defendant to remove and relocate encroaching structures that it built on the plaintiff's adjacent oceanfront property.

Riker Danzig represents Liquid Church in its application for approval from the Bridgewater Zoning Board of Adjustment to convert an existing office building at 430 Route 22 East into an additional location for church services.

Nothing is changing to the building. And no new construction is proposed other than a stair tower with about a footprint of about 185 square feet and some interior modifications."

Of Counsel Michael O'Donnell and Associate Keshav Agiwal authored the practice note, "Title Disputes: Defenses and Strategies," featured on LEXIS, which discusses common defenses and strategies used to establish real property title.

Nicholas Racioppi was quoted extensively in Real Estate NJ's May 2026 lead article for his work on the exciting new RWJBarnabas Health Red Bulls Performance Center in Morris Township, NJ, one of the first sports facilities of its kind built adjacent to a residential neighborhood.

In a recent decision, In re P.T. Jibsail Family Ltd. P'ship, the New Jersey Supreme Court found that the State’s Tidelands Resource Council can set or modify a pierhead line in the context of reviewing an application for a tidelands license.

A key takeaway from the Opinion is that this decision allows owners of a property adjacent to tidelands added flexibility in obtaining dock permits as long as they have approval from all requisite government agencies.

The SEC and CFTC have issued major new guidance on crypto, signaling that many digital assets may not be securities. What does this mean for businesses and investors? riker.com/publications/the-s…