Dan
Langley is board certified by the Florida Bar in City, County, and Local
Government Law. He has a broad range of experience representing
municipalities and private clients in all aspects of local government law
matters. Dan Langley has developed an extensive level of expertise and
experience in land use litigation, including, comprehensive plan consistency
challenges, writ of certiorari proceedings, administrative challenges to
comprehensive plan amendments and volusia growth management commission proceedings;
eminent domain and inverse condemnation proceedings, including Bert J. Harris
Act Claims; real estate acquisitions/transactions; electronic
sweepstakes/simulated gambling device regulation and enforcement; development
order application reviews, including comprehensive plan amendments, rezonings,
plats, special exceptions, conditional use permits, and variances; development
agreements for and with local governments; procurement/bid protests;
construction litigation, including defects, warranty, change order, delay,
resequencing, and constructive acceleration claims; code enforcement and code
enforcement lien foreclosure/collection; contract review and negotiations;
ordinance drafting and interpretation; Public Records Act litigation; general
and revenue bond issues and equipment leases; municipal redistricting
litigation; and challenges to constitutionality of ordinances.
Dan
attends various types of municipal board meetings as legal counsel, giving
advice to City Council/Commission, Code Enforcement Board, Planning &
Zoning Board, Board of Adjustment, Redistricting Commission, Development Review
Committee, Charter Review Committee and Employee Grievance Adjustment
Board. He advises board members on all pertinent legal issues, including
requirements of state laws and municipal codes, quasi-judicial procedures,
compliance with Florida’s Sunshine Law, Public Records Law and Code of Ethics
for Public Officers.
MUNICIPAL EXPERIENCE
·
City Attorney, City of Longwood, 2010-Present
·
Assistant City Attorney, City of DeBary,
2003-Present
·
Assistant City Attorney, City of Winter
Garden, 2006-Present
·
Deputy City Attorney, City of Winter Park,
Oct. 2015-Present
·
City Attorney, City of Belle Isle, Oct.
2017-Present
City Attorney, City of Longwood, 2010-Present. Deputy City Attorney, Winter Park, 2015 - Present Assistant City Attorney, City of DeBary, 2003-Present; City of Winter Garden, 2006-Present.
(Board Certified City, County and Local Government Law Lawyer, Florida Bar Board of Legal Specialization and Education)
ADMISSIONS DETAIL :
All State of Florida Courts, Federal District Court, Florida Middle District