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TxDOT Reopens Public Comment for I-45 Project in Houston
July 9, 2021 Posted in Eminent Domain / Condemnation, Industry News Share
After the Federal Highway Administration halted development of the North Houston Highway Improvement Project last month, the Texas Transportation Commission this week decided to reopen public comment...
Read MoreDeveloper Moving Forward with Plans for Construction of High-Speed Train Between Dallas and Houston
June 21, 2021 Posted in Industry News Share
Private development company Texas Central has signed a $16-billion contract with engineering and construction company Webuild to move forward with plans for a bullet train connecting North Texas and...
Read MoreGovernor Abbott’s Border Wall Plan Could Create New Eminent Domain Issues For Texas Landowners
June 11, 2021 Posted in Industry News Share
This week, Gov. Abbott announced his initial plans for Texas to build its own border wall, with more details to be shared next week. This action follows President Biden’s suspension of border wall...
Read MoreNew Bill Could Better Protect Texas Landowners In Eminent Domain Cases
June 9, 2021 Posted in Industry News Share
House Bill 2730 has been sent to the Governor for consideration. If signed into law, the legislation could provide more protection for Texas landowners facing condemnation of their property.
Read MoreEl Paso Landowner Fighting TxDOT To Buy Back Land At Fair Price
May 21, 2021 Posted in Industry News Share
After receiving just compensation from the Texas Department of Transportation in an El Paso eminent domain dispute in 2017, two local Texas property owners are now fighting to buy back their land at a...
Read MorePartner Nick Laurent Quoted in Article About Land Condemnation Lawsuits Tied to Border Wall Construction
May 7, 2021 Posted in Industry News Share
Discussions continue in South Texas around repairs needed for portions of the Hidalgo County levee system, as well as issues for Texas landowners whose property has been impacted by border wall...
Read MoreFederal Government May be Ordered to Fix Gaps in Hidalgo County Levee System Caused by Border Wall Construction
May 3, 2021 Posted in Industry News Share
After parts of the levee system in Hidalgo County were destroyed by construction on the border wall, U.S. District Judge Randy Crane may order the federal government to fix the gaps.
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