Recently, Google has referred several people to our website who have entered the following search phrase, “What is the difference between adverse possession and eminent domain?” de Ondarza Simmons, PLLC helps clients with both. So, we wrote this brief post to help explain the differences. As ...
Rules of the Road and Getting to Just Compensation In addition to the statutes in North Carolina, cases, and the general Rules of Civil Procedure, the Local Rules for each judicial district can play a critical role in eminent domain cases in North Carolina. That is true regardless of whether it i...
[youtube]http://youtu.be/9pgH_Mi3IU4[/youtube] North Carolina Eminent Domain Takings of Business Property are on the Rise Despite the current bad economy nationally, North Carolina continues to grow, requiring more and more public projects. As a result, North Carolina condemnations and property a...
Eminent Domain: Condemnor had to provide a deposit for the taking. Eminent Domain: Condemnor's Deposit and Your Answer What the condemnor has to do to take your property Public condemnors are governmental entities with the power of eminent domain, the power to take private property fo...
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