[Abby4116]

She had a private lawyer from Philadelphia and I did read a quote from her to the media that by the time she "paid her lawyer she wouldn't have enough left to live on".

[Fresh Wind]

She had a private lawyer from Philadelphia and I did read a quote from her to the media that by the time she "paid her lawyer she wouldn't have enough left to live on".

If she said that, she was lying. She was defended pro bono by the Institute for Justice.

[miss marmelstein]

I was involved in NJ with anti-eminent domain concerns. There are public interest law firms who fought on behalf of victims of eminent domain (Long Branch, NJ being a famous example) that worked pro bono. The 80s and 90s were a high time for this kind of stuff. I wonder why she didn’t get them involved. She should have cut her losses early. The only way to fight this, generally, is when it’s entire neighborhoods under assault.