Utah Eminent Domain Attorneys

It is our pledge that we will provide a free case review for any individual or business facing eminent domain or condemnation.

Eminent Domain & Condemnation Attorneys – Utah

Condemnors aren’t the only ones with eminent domain rights in Utah. If you’re facing eminent domain in Utah, it’s important to hold the condemnors accountable to the law. No matter if your land is being taken by the state, your local government, or a utility company, Sever Storey will give you the support you need in a troubling time.

What Is Eminent Domain Law In Utah?

Eminent domain in Utah is the right of a group to take private land for a public purpose. According to Utah laws, a variety of groups may have eminent domain rights, including local, state, and federal governments, as well as utility and university groups.

What Should Landowners Do After Receiving An Eminent Domain Notice In Utah?

Receiving an eminent domain notice in Utah can be completely overwhelming. Many landowners are so taken off guard, they don’t take time to consider their rights. That’s one of the reasons that an eminent domain attorney in Utah can help ensure justice is served in any situation.

Here’s what to do if you get an eminent domain notice:

Find a lawyer to help fight for your rights

Only an experienced eminent domain and condemnation lawyer will have the skills necessary to fight for your rights in the courts.

Learn more about your landowner rights

It’s easy to feel helpless when facing eminent domain in Utah, but an attorney can help educate you on your rights as a landowner.

Don’t negotiate alone

Negotiations are key to getting the compensation you deserve from your condemnor. Let your attorney handle this part of the process to get the best results.

Case Results

State: Indiana (Marion County)

Case Type: Road projects

Initial Offer: $46,160

Sever Storey Walker Result:

$2,400,000

State: Indiana (Johnson County)

Case Type: Road projects

Initial Offer: $301,200

Sever Storey Walker Result:

$3,800,000

State: Indiana (Vigo County)

Case Type: Road projects

Initial Offer: $1,186,000

Sever Storey Walker Result:

$4,475,000

State: Indiana (Hamilton County)

Case Type: Road projects

Initial Offer: $79,200

Sever Storey Walker Result:

$3,000,000

State: Georgia (Union County)

Case Type: Road projects

Initial Offer: $454,250

Sever Storey Walker Result:

$1,500,000

State: Illinois, Sangamon County

Case Type: Road projects

Initial Offer: $125,600

Sever Storey Walker Result:

$1,191,950

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Frequently Asked Questions

Eminent Domain Just Compensation In Utah

As a landowner, you may have heard about your right to “just compensation.” But what exactly does this term mean?

Truly “just” compensation is a monetary value that is equal to or greater than the market value of the land. Unfortunately, condemnors often leave this term open to their own interpretation, meaning you may not be offered the compensation you deserve. A skilled lawyer can help you receive proper compensation.

Any landowner who has moved knows how expensive it can be to relocate a home or business. From hiring movers to taking the time to purchase a new storefront or piece of land, eminent domain compensation should include money to cover relocation costs.

But all too often these costs are underestimated or overlooked. Hiring an attorney will ensure you receive proper funds to cover your move.

Do you feel like your condemnor is immune to the law? If so, a lawyer can step in to hold them accountable. Both landowners and condemnors are bound by certain laws of eminent domain in Utah. Your condemnor must:

– Provide notice of eminent domain.
– Provide just compensation to the landowner.
– Give the landowner a copy of the appraisal.
– Notify the landowner of eminent domain proceedings.

Eminent domain cases vary in length, depending on numerous factors, such as the nature of the case, the type of land being taken, and whether the case requires litigation. Cases that do not need litigation are usually resolved within a few months, while cases that do require litigation may take up to a year or more.

It is rare for eminent domain in Utah to be stopped. More often, an attorney is able to help a landowner secure greater compensation and relocation benefits in exchange for their land. However, in some cases, an attorney may be able to prove that a condemnor did not follow the laws of eminent domain.

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How Sever Storey Can Help You

Sever Storey is your source for knowledgeable attorneys who can fight for justice against your condemnor. Whether you’re a commercial business owner, farmer, or anything in between, we’ll protect your rights and help you receive the greatest compensation possible for your land.

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Before going alone against the State let us give you our opinion. It is our pledge that we will provide a free case review for any individual or business facing eminent domain or condemnation. Contact us now at 888-318-3761

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