Eminent Domain Blog
“Complete Streets” Trend May Affect North Carolina Landowners
In 2009, the North Carolina Department of Transportation adopted a “Complete Streets” policy that directs the department to consider and ...
Will University City, Missouri, Officials Use Eminent Domain?
University City, Missouri, is a suburb of St. Louis, known for the Delmar Loop, an expansive strip of bars, luxury ...
Will the Route 127 Project Finally Happen in Illinois? Will it Affect You?
Roadwork projects are a necessary evil in our lives. They can cause traffic backups, delays in our commutes, and can ...
Mountain Valley Pipeline Southgate Set to Expand into North Carolina
Mountain Valley Pipeline, LLC, has proposed the construction of MVP Southgate, a natural gas pipeline that will run about 72 ...
Indiana Residents Affected by the I-69 Expansion Should Seek Legal Counsel Immediately
With construction on the final leg of the Interstate 69 expansion set to begin in less than two years, landowners ...
West Palm Beach, Florida, Eminent Domain Abuse
South Florida’s Palm Beach County is a tropical oasis and golfers’ paradise (now home to more than 160 golf courses). ...
Eminent Domain Abuse: The Blight Stigma in Lakewood, Ohio
Jim and JoAnn Saleet moved to Lakewood, Ohio, in 1965. Their dream home was perched in a cozy working-class neighborhood, ...
Pipelines And Easements
Easement negotiations and eminent domain situations can be complex. They often demand unique and experienced legal assistance. There are two issues ...
