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Eminent Domain Damages to Businesses & Commercial Property

Posted by Inez de Ondarza Simmons | Dec 05, 2012 | 0 Comments

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 acquisitions in lieu of condemnations continue to increase. This is also true for condemnations of business properties. If you own, manage or represent a business in North Carolina located on property that is being condemned by the NCDOT, the City of Charlotte, or some other municipality, public utility or other condemning authority, you should be very concerned about any partial takings of your commercial property.

Problems Unique to Commercial Property Eminent Domain Cases

Frequently, the government takes part of commercial properties for projects like widening roads, especially at intersections,  or installing new water or sewer facilities. Commercial property takings have their own set of issues that can hurt your bottom line. So of those problems include

  • Lost business profits
  • Lost access and
  • Lost parking spaces.

You may even be worried about having to close a store.

de Ondarza Simmons offers Solutions

We handle both business litigation and eminent domain cases in Raleigh and throughout North Carolina in State and Federal courts.  So, we know that our business clients are always looking for solutions to problems that even a small, partial eminent domain taking can cause your business.

Exclusive Articles for Businesses facing Commercial Property Eminent Domain Takings

As a service to our existing and potential business clients only, we will be posting short articles here about some of those problems and the solutions that we have found. So, if you lease, own or manage commercial property, or if you are a commercial real estate broker or developer, or are a commercial real estate transaction attorney, you should sign up to make sure you get all of this critical information.

NOTE! This information will not be available to the general public. Instead, we are only offering it to our existing and potential business and eminent domain clients and their in-house or general counsel.

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Inez de Ondarza Simmons

Exceptional Legal Services since 2005 Inez de Ondarza Simmons founded de Ondarza Simmons, PLLC, which handles civil litigation cases in Raleigh and throughout North Carolina in State and Federal courts, including Business and Real Estate Litigation Estate Planning Eminent Domain and Loca...

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