What is Eminent Domain?
The eminent domain attorneys at McDowell Wells work hard to get you the fair and just compensation you deserve from the government. We take a reasonable fee contingent on the amount of money we secure for you over and above what the government originally offered. It is a no lose situation - we only get paid if we get more money for you. Call us at (866) 406-6020 or e-mail us now for a free consultation.
Texas Attorneys: Fair Value for Condemned Land
Eminent domain is the constitutional right of the government and certain authorized agencies to seize your private land for public use, such as widening a road, building a bridge or constructing a new civic building.
If the government wants to take your land — to build an interstate or toll road, for example — there is a legal process of condemnation they have to go through in which they are required to pay you fair value for the land they take. Many people's biggest mistake is that they simply roll over and take whatever the government offers them.
Houston Eminent Domain Lawyers: Protecting Landowners' Rights
Call McDowell Wells at (866) 406-6020 or e-mail us now.
At McDowell Wells, we will fight to get you fair compensation for land seized under eminent domain. Unlike the big firms that often fight on the side of the government or big utility companies, we dedicate our experience, impressive resources and litigation skills to protecting Texas consumers, businesses and home and property owners from lowball offers of government compensation for condemned land.
We will fight to maximize your award at the special commissioners' hearing, and can appeal an award in court if it is unjust or violates your right to fair compensation. This is when having an experienced litigator on your side can make all the difference. For straightforward answers and cost-effective representation, contact McDowell Wells in Houston today for a free consultation.
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