Tim Hollister practices land use, environmental and municipal law, and handles a wide range of real estate and administrative law problems that arise in the context of land use and environmental matters. He has represented developers, corporations, property owners, municipalities, boards of education, and neighborhood and environmental groups in administrative proceedings before local, state, regional and federal agencies and litigation in the state and federal trial courts, and has argued more than 30 cases in the state and federal appellate courts.
Tim has specific experience in eminent domain and inverse condemnation, unconstitutional takings, exactions and other civil rights violations, workforce and affordable housing, fair housing, wetlands regulation, drafting and enforcement of land use regulations, inclusionary zoning, flood plain management, mineral rights, riparian rights, specific performance, landlord and tenant, quiet title, title insurance, tax appeals, broker's commissions and foreclosures.
Tim has developed a national reputation in land use law. He is widely recognized for his work in workforce and affordable housing development, wetlands regulation, and eminent domain. He currently serves on the Steering Committee of the HOME Connecticut campaign, which is pursuing innovative solutions to Connecticut's affordable housing crisis, was a principal drafter of the HOME Connecticut legislation, and during 2008-09 has been a frequent speaker on HOME Connecticut Incentive Housing Zones.