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FULL-TIME FACULTY
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R. Lisle Baker |
Professor of Law
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Associate, Hill & Barlow (8 months leave of absence to work with public television), 1968-73; Associate Professor of Law, Suffolk, 1973-78; Professor of Law, since 1978
Degrees:
BA, Williams College; LLB, Harvard University
Bar Admittance:
MA
Subjects:
Mediation; Law Practice Management; Land Use; Property; Environmental Law
Professional Activities:
Alderman, City of Newton, 1980-84, since 1988; Member, Phi Beta Kappa
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Chapter: Common Law Environmental Protection in Massachusetts,
in
MASSACHUSETTS ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
(
Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education,
3d ed.
Gregor I. McGregor ed.,
2010
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Exploring How Municipal Boards Can Settle Appeals of Their Land Use Decisions within the Framework of the Massachusetts Open Meeting Law,
44 SUFFOLK UNIV. L. REV. 455
(
2011
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My Tree Versus Your Solar Collector or Your Well Versus My Septic System?--Exploring Responses to Beneficial but Conflicting Neighboring Uses of Land,
37 B.C. ENVTL. AFF. L. REV. 1
(
2010
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Using Special Assessments as a Tool for Smart Growth,
22 PROBATE & PROP. 55
(
2008
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Using Special Assessments as a Tool for Smart Growth: Louisville's New Metro Government as a Potential Example,
45 BRANDEIS L. J. 1
(
2006
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Achieving Smarter Growth in Massachusetts: Some Ideas for Moving Forward,
22
:3 MUNICIPAL ADVOCATE 21
(
2006
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Challenges of Learning InterpersonalNegotiation,
22 NEGOTIATION J. 505
(
2006
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Using Insights about Perception and Judgment from the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Instrument as an Aid to Mediation,
9 HARV. NEGOT. L. REV. 115
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2004
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Ethical Limits on Attorney Contact with Represented and Unrepresented Officials: The Example of Municipal Zoning Boards Making Site-Specific Land Use Decisions,
31 SUFFOLK U. L. REV. 349
(
1997
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Enhancing Professional Competence and Legal Excellence Through Teaching Law Practice Management,
40 J. LEGAL EDUC. 375
(
1990
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Byproducts Liability--Using Private Actions To Clean Up Hazardous Waste Sites,
10 HARV. ENVTL. L. REV. 99
(
1986
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(with Michael J. Markoff)
Negotiated Development and Open Space Preservation: A Case Study of Neighborhood Purchase and Ultimate City Acquisition Involving Partial Development, Betterment Assessments and Federal Tax Benefits,
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
(
1984
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(with Norman H. Wolfe)
Planning for Platted Lands: Land Use Remedies For Lot Sale Subdivision,
11 FLA. ST. U. L. REV. 505
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1983
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(with Frank Schnidman)
Recovering Privately Conferred Windfalls Recovering Privately and Publicly Conferred Windfalls—An Exploratory Essay,
13 URB. LAW. vii
(
1981
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Taxing Speculative Land Gains: The Vermont Experience,
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1980
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(with Dr. Stephen Andersen , economist at College of the Atlantic) Abridged version published in 22 URB. L. ANN. 3 (1981). Abstract also published by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy, Cambridge, MA, as part of its tax policy series (1981)
Local Zoning, Regional Planning/Permitting, and State Tax Incentives and Disincentives for Environmental Protection or Enhancement,
10 NAT. RESOURCES LAW. 737
(
1978
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Enhancing the Visual Environment of the Twilight Commercial Zone: The Great Neck Plaza Experiment,
2 HARV. ENVTL. L. REV. 389
(
1977
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Controlling Land Uses and Prices by Using Special Gain Taxation to Intervene in the Land Market: The Vermont Experiment,
4 ENVTL. AFF. 427
(
1975
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Prof. R. Lisle Baker 
Suffolk
University Law School
120 Tremont Street
, Suite 240-F
Boston, MA 02108-4977
t. 573-8186
f. 723-5872
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