Condemnation Issues We Handle
Eminent Domain Practice Areas
Road Widening Projects
When GDOT, a city, or county takes part of your property for a road expansion, the first offer may not reflect the full damage to your land.
Partial Property Takings
The government may only take a small portion of your property, but the remaining land can lose access, usability, parking, or value.
Total Takings
When the condemning authority wants to acquire the entire property, you deserve a full review of the offer before signing anything.
Loss of Access
Driveway changes, blocked entrances, median cuts, and altered traffic flow can significantly affect the value and use of your property.
Business Takings
Condemnation can affect parking, signage, visibility, customer access, delivery routes, and the value of commercial property.
Utility Easements
Power lines, pipelines, sewer lines, drainage easements, and other utility projects can permanently limit how your property is used.
Remainder Damages
Even after the taking, the property left behind may be less valuable. We review the damage to the remaining property.
Low Government Offers
The initial offer may not account for the full impact of the taking. We help property owners pursue just compensation.
Inverse Condemnation
The initial offer may not account for the full impact of the taking. We help property owners pursue just compensation.
Nuisance
The initial offer may not account for the full impact of the taking. We help property owners pursue just compensation.
Regulatory Takings and Zoning
The initial offer may not account for the full impact of the taking. We help property owners pursue just compensation.
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