A Practical Guide to Land Use Law in Rhode Island
A comprehensive guide
- Product Number: 2225026WCH
- Publication Date: 7/29/2022
- Edition: 1st Edition 2017, with 2022 Supplement
- Copyright: © 2022 MCLE, Inc.
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Drafting Employment Documents in Massachusetts gets right to the point through sample clauses and forms culled from the files of some of the most experienced employment lawyers in Massachusetts. You'll find revealing practice tips and expert analysis of drafting challenges and techniques. You'll be able to draft employment documents that convey accurate legal information, prevent misunderstandings, avoid inequities and guide your client through to a favorable and durable resolution.
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Update: August 2025
Dear Subscriber:
MCLE is pleased to enclose your copy of the 2025 edition of Drafting Employment Documents in Massachusetts . Inside, you will find new material addressing topics such as the following:
- Form of offer letter for nonexempt and exempt employees. See chapter 4 for several alternative options for clauses that address arbitration. The chapter also offers a sample document for the assignment of inventions and employee confidential information.
- Employees' reliance on artificial intelligence (AI). Chapter 17 includes discussion of several widely reported cases, such as those involving attorneys who relied on less experienced staff to write court briefs that included fictitious or incorrect citations to cases. The chapter includes practical suggestions for employers regarding implementation of policies on the use of AI. The chapter includes a sample AI use policy.
- Title VII. In chapter 8, find a new discussion of requested religious exemptions from an employer's health and safety policies, such as vaccination requirements, and the propensity for an imposition of hardship where an employee's job functions require them to interact in person—particularly in clinical health–care settings. A 2024 case is cited.
- Privacy in the workplace—lie detector tests. See chapter 11 for information about a recent clarification of G.L. c. 149, § 19B to create a private right of action to enforce the statute's notice provision. A 2024 case cites a denial of a motion to dismiss an action brought by a job applicant alleging that the employer failed to provide him with notice of his statutory rights before he unwittingly participated in a virtual interview that involved the use of AI to analyze the applicant's facial expressions, eye contact, voice intonation, and voice inflection.
We at MCLE trust that you will find this new material useful in your law practice and valuable in keeping your law library current.
Cordially,
MCLE Press
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
expand allChapter 1 expandThe Rhode Island Comprehensive Planning and Land Use Regulation Act
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Exhibit 1A
- The Consistency Doctrine Applied: A Hypothetical Problem and Response Buy FormChapter 2 expandThe Rhode Island Zoning Enabling Act
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Chapter 3 expandPresenting a Case for Zoning Relief and Litigating a Zoning Case on Appeal
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Chapter 4 expandThe Rhode Island Land Development and Subdivision Review Enabling Act
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Chapter 5 expandMoratoria, Tolling Statutes, and Expedited Permitting
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Chapter 6 expandThe Rhode Island Low and Moderate Income Housing Act
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Checklist 6.1
- Comprehensive Permit Application for Low and Moderate Income Housing Buy FormChecklist 6.2
- Required Findings for Approving a Comprehensive Permit for Low and Moderate Income Housing Buy FormChecklist 6.3
- Permissible Reasons for Denying a Comprehensive Permit for Low and Moderate Income Housing Buy FormExhibit 6A
- 2021 Low and Moderate Income Homes by Community Buy FormExhibit 6B
- Fees-in-Lieu by Municipality Buy FormExhibit 6C
- 2021 Rhode Island Income Limits for Low and Moderate Income Households Buy FormExhibit 6D
- List of Approved Monitoring Agents Buy FormExhibit 6E
- R.I. Housing Model Deed Restriction Buy FormExhibit 6F
- Rules Implementing the Rhode Island Low and Moderate Income Housing Act Established Pursuant to R.I.G.L. 45-53—Amendments Approved January 2006 Buy FormExhibit 6G
- New Home Construction in Rhode Island by Building Permits 2002–2022 Buy FormChapter 7 expandSpecial Development Districts, Business Improvement Districts, Historical Area Zones, and Redevelopment Authorities
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Exhibit 7A
- Providence Code of Ordinances: Capital Center Commission Provisions Buy FormExhibit 7B
- Providence Downtown Improvement District Petition Buy FormExhibit 7C
- General Powers of a District Management Authority Buy FormExhibit 7D
- R.I.G.L. § 45-32-5(a) (Setting Forth Powers of Redevelopment Authorities) Buy FormChapter 8 expandEminent Domain and Regulatory Takings
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Chapter 9 expandSignage and Adult Uses
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Chapter 10 expandBrownfields, Wetlands, and Municipal Regulations
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Chapter 11 expandCoastal Zone Law Impacting Land Uses
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Exhibit 11A
- Section 1.1.7 of the Coastal Resources Management Program: Variances Buy FormExhibit 11B
- Section 1.1.8 of the Coastal Resources Management Program: Special Exceptions Buy FormExhibit 11C
- Type 2 Water Matrix Buy FormExhibit 11D
- Section 1.3.1(A) of the Coastal Resources Management Program: Category B Requirements Buy Form - Editors & Authors