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April 27, 2024

Can Eminent Domain Address the Urban Foreclosure Crisis?

Although eminent domain may be useful in addressing the urban foreclosure crisis, states like Alabama and Texas have taken steps to restrict such actions that seize private property from individuals to develop affordable housing options.
April 13, 2024

Legal Protections for Homeowners in Alabama in Highway Condemnation

Alabama provides several legal protections to homeowners facing condemnation for proposed highway projects. Talk to an experienced condemnation lawyer to learn more about how you can exercise your rights to negotiate a fair and favorable outcome.
March 27, 2024

Eminent Domain vs. Condemnation: What Property Owners Need to Know

As a property owner in Alabama or Texas, you may hear the terms eminent domain and condemnation used interchangeably. However, eminent domain refers to an entity’s constitutional right to seize private property, while condemnation refers to the legal process itself.
March 13, 2024

Strategies for Maximizing Your Compensation in Alabama Eminent Domain

Alabama property owners have the right to negotiate a fair compensation offer from the condemning authority when facing an eminent domain action. Talk to a condemnation lawyer today to learn more about how you can maximize the amount of compensation you can receive in exchange for your land.
February 27, 2024

Navigating Public-Private Partnerships and Condemnation in Texas

While public entities have the right to condemn private property for public use, Texas extends this right to certain qualifying private entities as well. As a Texas landowner, it’s essential to understand your legal rights and options when facing a condemnation action.
February 13, 2024

The Evolving Landscape of Condemnation Law in Texas

Texas condemnation laws are designed to protect private property owners. However, some entities in the oil and gas sectors may initiate condemnation proceedings against impacted landowners. Enlist the guidance of a skilled condemnation attorney to learn more.

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