William T. Rogers

William has over 25 years of experience in local property tax, real estate tax appeal litigation, condemnation, and redevelopment. Experienced in all aspects of real estate tax appeal litigation, William represents private property owners at trial, motion practice and settlement in the prosecution and defense of property tax appeals, condemnation matters, municipal lien matters and other litigation, and has represented numerous government and public entities. He represents clients in a variety of industries and handles matters throughout New Jersey and New York. While William has won millions of dollars in property assessment reductions, he also has significant experience negotiating and obtaining tax exemptions and abatements for developers and redevelopers under New Jersey’s Long-Term Tax Exemption Law and Five-Year Exemption and Abatement Law. William has a State of New Jersey Tax Assessor Certificate.

William has served as president of the Garden State Bar Association, and served as chair of the General Practice Subcommittee of the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on the Tax Court. William is a frequent lecturer in the areas of property taxation and real estate tax appeals.