About
Donna J. Pugh is a zoning and land use attorney inside the Chicago workplace of Foley & Lardner LLP where she focuses her exercise on obtaining governmental approvals related to land use and zoning on behalf of her retail, health care and corporate clients. With her technique of bridging the gap among purchaser, civic and municipal wishes, Ms. Pugh has an incredibly high success price of securing essential entitlements for land development tasks in the Chicago region.
Ms. Pugh served as 2009-2010 Chair of the American Bar Association s (ABA) Section of State and Local Government Law.
A consensus builder, Ms. Pugh works to unite property proprietors, elected officials and community agencies to acquire approvals that maximize flexibility of future land use and benefit all concerned stakeholders. A member of the corporation s Real Estate Practice and Senior Living Industry Team, she was decided on for inclusion in the 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, and 2010 Illinois Super Lawyers(R) lists for her zoning and land use work.
She has also been selected for the listing of Leading Lawyers within the location of land use, zoning & condemnation regulation from 2003-2010. Most currently, Ms. Pugh become diagnosed as a Top Business Lawyers in Illinois in 2010 Leading Lawyers Magazine, Business Edition, and the 2011 version of The Best Lawyers in America(R) within the location of land use and zoning regulation.*
Ms. Pugh has enjoy in securing rezoning, variations, text amendments and other land use approvals for the following task types:
-- Retail, such as regional purchasing department stores, retail shopping facilities, and strip malls
-- Health care, inclusive of hospitals, clinics, health practitioner organizations, nursing houses, outpatient remedy facilities, senior dwelling facilities, clinical faculties and others
-- Mixed-use development, which include tasks which could incorporate condominium, office, resort, retail, senior housing and other land uses
-- Public manner, inclusive of securing approvals for personal use of skybridges, tunnels, canopies, monuments and others
* The Illinois Supreme Court does no longer apprehend certifications of specialties in the practice of law and no award or recognition is a requirement to practice law in Illinois.
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