David Bricklin is a Partner at Bricklin & Newman LLP.
Bricklin has extensive litigation experience representing environmental groups, individuals, municipalities, and Tribes in a wide variety of environmental, land use, and condemnation matters. Bricklin argued Robertson v. Methow Valley Citizens case in the United States Supreme Court. He frequently appears before the Growth Management Hearings Boards, Shorelines Hearings Board, and other judicial and administrative tribunals. He provides consultation services to municipalities in the development of land use regulations and comprehensive plans and defending municipalities when challenged by dissatisfied land use applicants.
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