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Litigation

Nimby! The Views at Clarendon Project and Litigation 2004-2011

Nimby! The Views at Clarendon Project and Litigation 2004-2011

May 1, 2011

Litigation

Bean, Kinney & Korman Represents Developer of 'The Views' at Clarendon in Dismissed Case

Attorneys Jonathan Kinney and Raighne Delaney successfully defended affordable housing developer 1210 North Highland in a Fourth Circuit case, securing dismissal of an Establishment Clause challenge to the $46 million Views at Clarendon condominium project.

January 3, 2011

Real Estate

Jonathan Kinney Receives Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing's Affordable Housing Award

Land use attorney Jonathan Kinney received the 2010 Affordable Housing Award from the Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing, recognizing decades of advocacy, pro bono work, and community leadership advancing affordable housing in Arlington County.

October 5, 2010

Divorce and Family Law

Bean, Kinney & Korman Recognized as First-Tier Law Firm for Family Law and Family Law Mediation

U.S. News--Best Lawyers® named the firm to its inaugural "Best Law Firms" first-tier list for both family law and family law mediation --- the only Washington D.C. area firm recognized in both categories simultaneously.

September 27, 2010

Construction

Practice as a LEED Accredited Professional

Green building, sustainability standards, and LEED certification were becoming increasingly important for lawyers practicing in construction, land use, and real estate law. In this Virginia Lawyers Weekly article, Jonathan C. Kinney and Timothy R. Hughes explain that attorneys working in these fields needed to understand the regulatory systems, certification programs, and risk allocation issues associated with LEED-accredited projects. The article emphasizes that lawyers advising developers,…

May 1, 2010

Litigation

Bean, Kinney & Korman Represents Developer 1210 North Highland Street in Peter Glassman, Plaintiff v. Arlington County, Virginia, et. al.

Attorneys Jonathan Kinney and Raighne Delaney secured dismissal of an Establishment Clause challenge against affordable housing developer 1210 North Highland, with the court finding the $46 million project served a secular rather than religious purpose.

April 13, 2010

Construction

Arlington Law Firm Puts a Focus on Supporting Energy-Efficient Design

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May 10, 2009

Construction

Bean, Kinney & Korman Plays Significant Role in Introducing Arlington's First LEED Gold Residential Building

LEED-accredited land use attorneys Jonathan Kinney and Tad Lunger secured zoning approval for Arlington's first LEED Gold residential building --- a 16-story, 254-unit development at 14th Street North earning a density bonus for its green certification.

April 27, 2009