Virginia Environmental Law & Waterfront Property Rights Resources

Jim Lang gives a summary of the January 2019 Virginia Marine Resources Commission Meeting. Read the full article.

Tom Berkley explains how Virginia and several Mid-Atlantic States, as well as the District of Columbia, enacted laws that streamline a waterfront riparian property owner’s ability to remove and dispose of derelict vessels dumped at the shoreline. Read the full article.

Waterfront Property Law Team attorneys Jim Lang, Tom Berkley, Jeff Wilson, Bryan Peeples, other Pender & Coward attorneys, employees, and family join with Lynnhaven River Now to remove hundreds of pounds of trash from a creek in Virginia Beach,... Read the full article.

Leading VA waterfront and riparian property rights lawyer Jeff Wilson shares how to maintain and improve oyster aquaculture, plus protect riparian property rights. Read the full article.

Waterfront Property Law Team attorneys Jim Lang, Tom Berkley, Jeff Wilson, Bryan Peeples, and other Pender & Coward employees support Elizabeth River Project by sponsoring the River Stars Lunch. Read the full article.

Bryan Peeples’ article recognizes that the poultry farming industry in Accomack County brings positive economic benefit while, at the same time, it causes environmental damage. Read the full article.

Waterfront Property Law Team attorneys Jim Lang, Tom Berkley, Jeff Wilson and Bryan Peeples, support Citizens for a Bette Eastern Shore by sponsoring Community Unity Day and serving food at the breakfast. Read the full article.

Jim Lang gives a summary of the December 2018 Virginia Marine Resources Commission Meeting. Read the full article.

Waterfront Property Law Team attorneys Jim Lang, Tom Berkley, Jeff Wilson, Bryan Peeples, other Pender & Coward attorneys, employees, and family join with Elizabeth River Project to remove invasive plant species and plant native shrubs at Paradise... Read the full article.