Leveling The Playing Field In Eminent Domain And Condemnation Proceedings
Eminent domain is the power of the government and certain private entities authorized by the government (e.g. utility companies) to take private property for public use. Constant expansion of cities and roadways in combination with pipeline growth and other industry projects has led many property owners into conflict with cities, the state, and utility companies over eminent domain issues from easement expansions to infringements on property lines and even full property seizure.
Since our founding in 1985, the eminent domain lawyers at Morgan Williamson LLP have used our extensive experience and resources to stand up for residential and commercial property owners. We can help ensure that any agreements or settlements that you sign will respect your rights as a landowner and benefit you as much as possible. Property owners throughout Texas trust our law firm for good reason.
To schedule an appointment, please call us in Amarillo at 806-705-7546 or complete our contact form. Our team can answer your questions, explain your options and help you find solutions.
Know Your Rights As A Property Owner
Eminent domain and condemnation proceedings can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars in the value of your property. It is absolutely critical that you know your rights and do not accept less than you deserve. Our attorneys bring decades of experience and a full legal team to cases involving:
- Utilities development and infrastructure, including pipelines and electrical lines
- Roadways and transportation
- Government encroachment
- Inverse condemnation
- Regulatory takings
- Other issues
Our attorneys have worked in courts across the state in cases like yours. We understand how to approach conflict in these venues and have the resources to compose a curated and customized strategy that showcases your rights and promotes your best interests in the long term.
Have questions? See our Texas Eminent Domain and Condemnation FAQ.
Schedule An Appointment As Soon As Possible
If you are concerned about your legal rights in a land rights case, we may be able to help. Speak with our lawyers about your property rights as an owner.
You can schedule a consultation by filling out our contact form or by calling 806-705-7546. Our attorneys advise and represent clients throughout Texas.