Eminent Domain and Inverse Condemnation
Overview
The authority to take land is a weighty responsibility that can put public entities at the mercy of many unpredictable variables (public skepticism and labyrinthine regulations are just the beginning). The end result of these unpredictable variables can be a cost that is much higher than anticipated or even merited. Our experience and our stellar reputation help ensure this doesn’t happen to you.
In 20 years, we have represented almost 50 public entities in eminent domain matters, and nearly as many in eminent domain litigation. We know that each eminent domain matter is a unique and complex circumstance. We believe these matters can be satisfactorily and fairly concluded by our team of experts and our thoughtful approach.
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Publications
- Ninth Circuit En Banc Panel Finds Goleta’s Mobile Home Rent Control Ordinance
- Court Rejects Bid to Halt Eminent Domain Sale of Rancho Cordova Site
- Meyers Nave Names David Skinner Managing Principal
- 3-Way Legal Snarl Stalls Redevelopment on Folsom Boulevard
- Meyers Nave's Eminent Domain Practice Grows with the Addition of Two Partners from Erickson Beasley
- Post-Kelo Reforms: Far From 'Phony'
- Should Local Agencies Consider Proposed High Speed Rail in CEQA Analyses of Local Projects?
- Deborah Fox named Who's Who in Law by the Los Angeles Business Journal
- Seven Meyers Nave Attorneys Recognized as "Super Lawyers"
- Meyers Nave Principal Appointed by Governor to Los Angeles County Superior Court
- Wireless Telecommunications Facilities Regulation - Ninth Circuit Narrows the Preemption Standard of Section 253(a) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, Reversing Its Prior Decisions in Sprint Telephony and Auburn
- Meyers Nave Oakland Attorney Claudia Gorham Named Principal
- Opinion in Redwood Christian Schools v. County of Alameda
- Meyers Nave Partner David Cunningham Appointed to the Los Angeles County Superior Court

