Energy transition ushers in compensation claims for shifting land use plans

In this article – “Energy transition ushers in compensation claims for shifting land use plans” – we look at how the move to more sustainable energy production has changed the demands on land use planning. The article examines the law of constructive taking, which is complex and requires a sophisticated litigation strategy when dealing with high profile disputes against governments. This article is authored by Maureen Killoran, K.C., partner, Litigation and National Co-Chair; Sander Duncanson, partner and Co-Chair, Regulatory, Indigenous and Environmental Group; Sean Sutherland, partner, Litigation; and Lisa Manners, associate, Litigation.   Osler Legal Outlook is brought to you by Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP. Osler is a leading, national law firm with a singular focus – your business. We advise clients on an array of domestic and cross-border legal issues, drawing on the expertise of over 550 lawyers to provide the answers you need, when you need them.Osler Legal Outlook provides general information only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Specific advice should be sought in connection with your circumstances.For more information about Osler, please visit our website at osler.com. For the full Osler Legal Outlook, please visit www.legaloutlook.ca.