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A. Kimberly Hoffman

Wilmington
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Delaware attorney, title agent and lobbyist. Chambers rated in land use. Delaware Today Top Lawyer in land use and healthcare
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FSU Center for Environmental, Energy & Land Use Law Spotlights Kim Hoffman

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By Kim Hoffman, A. Kimberly Hoffman
| morrisjames.com
As part of their Fall 2025 Newsletter, the Florida State University Center for Environmental, Energy, and Land Use Law has chosen to spotlight Partner Kim Hoffman as a distinguished alumnus, noting her leadership in counseling the Riverfront Development Corporation (RDC) “through the next phase of legal challenges associated with investigation, acquisition, permitting, cleanup and eventual disposition of riverfront lands.” The Center for Environmental, Energy, and Land Use Law is devoted to...
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Morris James Expands Real Estate Practice with the Addition of Katelyn Crawford

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By Katelyn Crawford, A. Kimberly Hoffman
| morrisjames.com
Morris James is pleased to announce that Katelyn M. Crawford, “Kate”, has joined the firm as an associate in our Real Estate practice. With seven years of legal experience, Kate represents real estate buyers, sellers, investors, builders and developers in all aspects of real estate transactions, and is a Delaware licensed title agent.
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An Endangered Species: Delaware environmental policy and permitting

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By A. Kimberly Hoffman
| morrisjames.com
State environmental policy will impact Delawareans’ quality of life and the state’s ability to attract and retain high quality jobs for years to come. Existing businesses as well as new ones rely on a rational environmental permitting process with a tolerable timetable; even residential development normally cannot proceed otherwise.
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