Mitchell Ansell Featured in Industry Magazine Mitchell Ansell, Shareholder, and Chair of the Criminal Defense Department, recently was featured as a power player by Industry Magazine in their July/August 2021 issue. This inclusion provides an opportunity to more personally know a power player who prides himself on the lasting impact
Rick Brodsky, a partner with the firm, recently sat down with Industry magazine to discuss the unique perspective he brings to his practice in real estate, zoning and land use, and development. You can see the full profile here: For the People
The Red Bank Planning Board approved a site plan for a third taco restaurant, Taylor Taco Shop to be located at 1 Broad Street. Read More
In Just Two Hearings, Brodsky’s Environmental Reviewers and Penske’s Commitment to Strong Environmental Protections Convince Cranbury Planning Board to Approve Major New Facility Read More
Community Association Practice Partner Richard B. Linderman discusses what material facts are in HOA documents that buyers need to know in an interview with HomeLight Reporter Christine Bartsch. Read More
The Link News publishes Ansell Grimm & Aaron Partner James G. Aaron’s article on how Redevelopment Area Bonds Benefit Municipalities. Read More
Fidelity Eatontown and QuickChek, represented by AGA attorneys Joshua Bauchner and Michael Ansell, will continue to pursue their claims against Excellency Enterprises, Kennedy Auto Service and others for attempting to eliminate competition in the local market for gas station convenience stores by preventing Plaintiffs’ developments from moving forward. Fidelity Eatontown
Ansell Grimm & Aaron recently secured a victory for its client, Old Bridge Township Raceway Park, permitting it to continue its fight in state court. For the past decade, Raceway Park has been involved in a zoning dispute with a neighboring property owner, Dayalbagh Radhasoami Satsang Association of North America
Ansell Grimm & Aaron partner Joshua S. Bauchner is representing Morristown business owner James Cavanaugh in his dispute with the town’s Parking Authority over the use of an easement behind his South Street buildings. Cavanaugh is asserting the historic right to continued and appropriate use of the right of way
AGA partner Rick Brodsky successfully obtained a use variance to allow a mixed commercial and residential use for a property in Sea Bright. Representing 280 Ocean Avenue LLC, Brodsky won Zoning Board approval for a banquet facility and new apartments on the site of the former Quay restaurant. Existing buildings
