Dan Slone has been working on all aspects of the creation of new, urban communities since 1988. He is a charter member of the Congress for the New Urbanism and has served as its national counsel since its formation. He has also served as counsel for the U.S. Green Building Council for many years, as well as counsel for the World Green Building Council, and serves on the boards of other urban and environmental organizations. Dan has assisted dozens of developers and communities with coding, land use, community governance, environmental permitting, utilities, broadband services, and all aspects of moving from the idea of a new community to its completion.
To contact Dan or to learn more about his legal practice, please visit www.mcguirewoods.com.

Doris Goldstein has participated in every phase of Seaside's development since 1986. In addition to Seaside, her legal practice includes developers of urbanist communities throughout the country, many of whom she has worked with past the initial development stage to include operational issues, giving her unique practical experience and insight. Doris has worked to define the best practices for communities that blend commercial and residential uses and to explore the legal issues inherent in private, public, and quasi-public spaces.
To contact Doris or to learn more about her legal practice, please visit www.newtownlaw.com.

The book includes a foreword by Andrés Duany, a chapter by litigation attorney Andy Gowder and contributions by leading practitioners and scholars Chris Brewster, Chad Emerson, Matt Lawlor, Brian Ohm, Robert Sitkowski, Bill Spikowski and Mark White.