By Michael Gerrard
The courts decided 37 cases under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) in 2010.1 That is the lowest number since this column began its annual survey of SEQRA cases in 1990. The second lowest number was 45 in 2009. This trough is most likely caused by the economic recession, as SEQRA activity primarily relates to real estate development. Published in Volume 245 of New York Law Journal.
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