Insights

There’s something magical about a summer night at Zilker Park. The sun sets, the hillside fills with picnic blankets and the curtain rises on a free, high-quality local theater production that feels like quintessential...

The Trident Pipeline project in Southeast Texas is progressing, and landowners near the project’s proposed path are beginning to receive right-of-entry letters from survey crews and initial offers. While the project is...

A private investment firm, Kleinheinz Capital Partners Inc., will take over the Texas bullet train project from Dallas to Houston after federal funding fell through on the previous agreement between Amtrak and the Federal...

Thank you to those who attended the 24th Annual Texas Eminent Domain SuperConference at Austin Country Club this past weekend! Barron, Adler Clough & Oddo attorneys Nicholas Laurent and Andrew York enjoyed hosting and...

The team at Barron, Adler, Clough & Oddo looks forward to returning as a sponsor and host for the 2025 Texas Eminent Domain SuperConference at Austin Country Club on March 27 and 28! Hosted by CLE International, this...

Despite a scaled-down vision for Austin’s light rail project, the approved rail line will still have a significant impact on local properties. Austin Transit Partnership (ATP) expects to take 84 acres across 308 parcels,...

Barron, Adler, Clough & Oddo, PLLC was proud to sponsor and speak at ALI CLE’s 42nd Annual Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference held in San Diego, CA this past weekend. BACO has been participating...

Reflecting on 2024, it’s clear that Texas continues to be at the center of significant discussions around eminent domain. Several landmark cases have brought the subject of condemnation to the forefront of everyday property...

In November, Texas Senator Charles Schwertner (R-Georgetown) introduced new legislation, Senate Bill 291 and Senate Bill 292, aiming to level the playing field to protect Texas landowner rights. These bills are designed to...

Water shortages are top of mind as the population of the Dallas-Fort Worth area continues to grow. To meet demand, the Region D Water Planning Group, which holds jurisdiction over 19 counties, proposed building a  $7 billion...