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June 13, 2023
The Legal Framework of Condemnation: Understanding the Laws and Regulations in Texas
Many Texas landowners do not recognize their legal rights during the condemnation process, making them vulnerable to lowball settlement offers and other disadvantages. Discuss your options with a trusted attorney today.
May 27, 2023
The Process of Eminent Domain in Texas: What Property Owners Need to Know
Although every eminent domain project is unique, the process for notifying affected property owners and moving through condemnation proceedings typically follows a set pattern. Contact a trusted Texas condemnation attorney today to learn more.
April 27, 2023
Frequently Asked Questions About Eminent Domain in Alabama
Whether you are currently facing a condemnation matter or you suspect that an upcoming construction project may impact your property, familiarizing yourself with the condemnation process can help you approach the situation with greater clarity and confidence.
April 13, 2023
What to Know About the Proposed US 380 Roadway Project in Collin and Denton Counties
A newly proposed, five-part construction project impacting the entire stretch of US 380 in Collin County is likely to impact Texas landowners in significant ways. Call a trusted condemnation attorney today to learn more about your rights.
March 28, 2023
The Latest on Proposed US 380 Roadway Expansion Project Impacting Collin and Denton Counties
The Texas Department of Transportation has announced a five-part freeway expansion project affecting the entirety of US 380 throughout Collin County. Contact a trusted condemnation lawyer today to discuss your rights as a Texas property owner.
March 13, 2023
The Role of Appraisers in Alabama Condemnation Cases
The amount of compensation cited in the condemnation offer letter is often well below what you are entitled to be paid. Work with an Alabama condemnation attorney to involve an independent appraiser and maximize your chances of obtaining a lot more money for the land being taken and additional money for any damages to the land not being taken (the remainder).
