Land Use & Property Law, PLLC, is a boutique law firm located in Gig Harbor which focuses exclusively on land use and property law. Because each of the firm's attorneys has over 30 years of experience addressing such areas, they are able to efficiently and economically address complex problems facing individuals, developers, corporations, and small businesses associated with property ownership in a quickly changing regulatory environment.
The firm has well-established expertise addressing all phases of land use permitting and subdivision approvals, zoning, environmental law, the Shoreline Management Act, the Growth Management Act, government enforcement actions, property rights, easements, boundary disputes, and nuisance actions. The firm also represents homeowners' associations (HOAs) as well as assisting association members interpret covenants and bylaws.
The firm has well-established expertise addressing all phases of land use permitting and subdivision approvals, zoning, environmental law, the Shoreline Management Act, the Growth Management Act, government enforcement actions, property rights, easements, boundary disputes, and nuisance actions. The firm also represents homeowners' associations (HOAs) as well as assisting association members interpret covenants and bylaws.
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Government enforcement actions are often handled in an arbitrary fashion, leaving businesses and property owners unsure of where to turn as they confront government demands, layers of red tape, and the threat of fines.
Attorney Jane Koler has over 30 years of experience dealing with these issues and has provided skilled representation to her clients, including assisting a business in Mill Creek which the government had forced to close and demanded penalties of more than six million dollars per year.Ms. Koler got the penalties invalidated and the business reopened.
Attorney Jane Koler has over 30 years of experience dealing with these issues and has provided skilled representation to her clients, including assisting a business in Mill Creek which the government had forced to close and demanded penalties of more than six million dollars per year.Ms. Koler got the penalties invalidated and the business reopened.
Land Use & Property Law, PLLC, is the only firm in Gig Harbor and Kitsap County that specializes exclusively in property rights and land use issues. We also represent individuals, businesses, developers and homeowners associations in the Puget Sound area with the complex issues of zoning and permitting, government compliance and enforcement actions, property rights, and disputes.
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The firm represents clients throughout the Puget Sound Region, including but not limited to Gig Harbor, Tacoma, Bremerton, Everett, Marysville, Federal Way, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Mill Creek, Bainbridge Island, Lakewood, DuPont, Puyallup, Tillicum, Kingston, Kirkland, Edmonds, and other communities in Pierce County, Snohomish County and King County.
The firm represents clients throughout the Puget Sound Region, including but not limited to Gig Harbor, Tacoma, Bremerton, Everett, Marysville, Federal Way, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, Mill Creek, Bainbridge Island, Lakewood, DuPont, Puyallup, Tillicum, Kingston, Kirkland, Edmonds, and other communities in Pierce County, Snohomish County and King County.
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Dr. R.
Oct 13, 2020
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Although Jane seemed competent , professional, and courteous we did not end up working with her on our suit due to reasons unrelated. Unfortunately, we have now reached out four or more times collectively to get our retainer returned and we are either met with no response or “it is in the mail” from the office paralegal. Our first request was now several months ago.
Jody Bower
May 15, 2020
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I asked Ms. Koler to write a simple environmental covenant for me in August 2008. Once she had my retainer, she never initiated contact with me nor replied to e-mails requesting updates on my project. It took six months of constant calling to get the first draft of the covenant out of her. It turned out she had used the wrong boilerplate form (readily available from Ecology), and sent the draft to the wrong office even though I had provided her with the correct contact name, e-mail, phone, and address. After all that she charged me more than double her original estimate - for nothing, as I had
