Ted De Barbieri

Professors Reyhan and De Barbieri Reframe the Law of Donated Art albanylaw.edu/news/professor…

"Host benefit arrangements traditionally have been more common in cities rather than small towns. Now, with renewable development, AI data centers and a surge in advanced manufacturing, that dynamic is shifting with more large developments coming into rural areas."

"Developers may obscure what they paid to lease land as a “trade secret or through other means,” hindering transparent “benefits bargaining,” De Barbieri added."

“There’s an outsized power imbalance between industry and local government,” said Edward W. De Barbieri, an Albany Law School professor who researches community benefit agreements. timesunion.com/capitol/articl…

Check out my latest article: Observations from a First Time Lake Placid Ironman Finisher linkedin.com/pulse/observat… via @LinkedIn

Great piece by Melanie E. La Rocca in the NY Daily News nydailynews.com/2025/05/27/nyc…

@theREPny Talented cast! Compelling story … great debut performance from the Rep!

"It was better than television and more outrageous than movies. You will enjoy this one for sure." Decide for yourself with a ticket to "Rosie is Red And Everybody is Blue" by John Spellos at theREP only until May 18!! > bit.ly/3Q4h9rQ

Excited today to present “Art As Real Property,” written with Prof. Pat Reyhan @the_barnes at Art Law Works in Progress Colloquium! Thanks to Guy Rob @TempleLaw & Peter Karol @UNHLaw for organizing, & @rtushnet for offering comments! @AlbanyLaw #deaccession

Current 2Ls, and those interested in a post-graduate public interest law fellowship, check out these tips for How to Write an Excellent Post-Graduate Public Interest Fellowship Application ... linkedin.com/pulse/how-writ…

On a @united flight with @airswoopes22 and CEO Scott Kirby reached out to wish her a happy birthday—everyone on board sang happy birthday on board! Great way to arrive at our destination! #friendlyskies

From America’s Credit Unions @AmericasCUs americascreditunions.org/news-media/new…

A few insightful responses to the elimination of the CDFI Fund by Executive Order by @OppFinance ofn.org/news/ofn-state…

More on McKinley in today’s release of the New Yorker newyorker.com/news/the-finan…

Challenging my assumptions/ beliefs — The Triumph of William McKinley: Why the Election of 1896 still Matters by @KarlRove sheds light on tariffs, populism, and int’l affairs. And … McKinley came east to study law @AlbanyLaw g.co/kgs/4kvhaqz

Two books I am excited to discuss in the context of community development over the next four years: They Came for the Schools harpercollins.com/products/they-…… by @Mike_Hixenbaugh and White Poverty wwnorton.com/books/97813240…… by @RevDrBarber

"Musk wants to demonstrate to investors that this is monetizable," Albany Law School professor, Ted De Barbieri said. Tesla investors express skepticism as Elon Musk promises robotaxis in Austin in June finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-inv…

@CBS6Briana @CBS6Albany Any idea when the results will be shared?

Probably the longest line I’ve ever seen for a vote here at Bethlehem Public Library. It literally snakes through the library. Folks are waiting to place their vote on a proposed $36.9 million renovation for the library. @CBS6Albany

"It’s not surprising at all that Islip would continue to pursue this claim in the appellate division, especially if this is a novel issue,” [De Barbieri] added.

"Clearly local governments have an incentive to ensure that any instance of local property tax exemption is as narrow as possible, given what state law allows, because local government relies on property tax to provide basic services,”[Albany Law School professor Ted De Barbieri]