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The article focuses on how updating New York's zoning rules to make life sciences development less cumbersome would help to maximize the industry's potential in New York City.
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Land Use partner Elise Wagner and special counsel Patrick
Sullivan's article, "New York's Frankenstein Zoning
Rules Creates Monster Problems for City Laboratories" appeared
in Crain's New York on Jan. 7, 2021. The
article focuses on how updating New York's zoning rules to make
life sciences development less cumbersome would help to maximize
the industry's potential in New York City.
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