Eminent Domain & Condemnation
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What’s at stake in your eminent domain case?
Your property is more than land and buildings. It holds your history and the future you planned, which can make an eminent domain case especially difficult. We understand those realities and work strategically within the law to pursue every angle of compensation available to you.
Residential Property
When home is on the line, you deserve clarity, steady guidance, and someone who recognizes what this disruption really means. From the first confusing letter to the final settlement, you’ll know exactly what’s happening, what comes next, and how to make decisions with confidence.
Commercial Property
Businesses takings hit differently—changes show up in ops, revenue, and long-term plans. Because we bring you legal expertise plus business and finance acumen, we don’t just talk law—we also talk cash flow and property value. Know the real financial impact and pursue what the government owes.
Apartment Complex
Multifamily properties face layered concerns—property valuation, rental income streams, tenant impacts, and day-to-day ops. Whether you own or manage the property, we’ll sift through the complexities so you understand what factors into your compensation.
Homeowners Association
HOA takings raise questions that ripple through the community. Is parking affected? What about homes? What about the pond and pool? Governing documents like the CCRs and Bylaws apply whether single-family homes, townhomes, or condominiums. The Planned Community Act or Condo Act may also apply. Our goal is to guide your board toward a resolution that protects the neighborhood.
Industrial Property
Industrial takings disrupt everything—from equipment and workflow to safety and operations. With our legal and business expertise, we’ll assess the real impact of your eminent domain case and pursue compensation that covers relocation costs and your property’s actual value.
Vacant Land
Perhaps more so than with other property types, the stakes for undeveloped land lie in what could be: the property’s highest the best use, not necessarily its current use. Do you know your property’s highest and best use? Can you still achieve it post-taking? Because you only get one shot at settlement, we’ll help you see the potential before you make decisions.
“There are no small takings; consider how well your hand would function without your thumb.” Keenya T. Justice, Esq., MBA
have questions?
What is eminent domain?
Eminent domain is the government’s constitutionally granted power to take your property for public use. When the government uses its power of eminent domain, it does so through the legal process of condemnation.