El Reno, Oklahoma eminent domain lawyers represented parties involved in the condemnation of right-of-way for public use for power lines.

Minneapolis, Minnesota domestic terrorist criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant, Michael Hari, age 49, who was charged with Intentionally Defacing, Damaging, and Destroying any Religious Real Property Because of the Religious Character of that Property; Intentionally Obstructing, and Attempting to Obstruct, by Force and the Threat of Force, the Free Exercise of Religious Beliefs; Conspira

Farmington, NM - Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant JULIAN SELPH charged with one count of criminal sexual contact of a minor (CSCM) under thirteen; twelve counts of criminal sexual penetration (CSP) of a child under thirteen; seven counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor (Person in Position of Authority (PPA)); and one count of bribery or intimidation of a

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Miami, Florida - Liability Attorney, destruction of healthy residential citrus trees


This case arises from the destruction of healthy residential citrus trees located
within 1900 feet of a citrus tree infected with citrus canker, a bacterial infection
causing lesions on the leaves, stems, and fruit. These healthy trees were destroyed
by the Department as part of the CC

Clarksdale, MS - Property Condemnation Attorney, inverse condemnation claim

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Santa Cruz County law enforcement officers seized more than 2,000 marijuana
plants from a medical marijuana dispensary for violating a local ordinance restricting
cannabis cultivation. When the dispensary sued to recover the marijuana, the county
asserted it had no obligation to return the plants since the dispensary violated the
ordinance. The trial court agreed and sustained the

California’s Eminent Domain Law (Code Civ. Proc.,
§ 1230.010 et seq.)
1 —and, in particular, Code of Civil Procedure
section 1245.245—provides that when “[p]roperty acquired by a
public entity [through eminent domain] . . . is not used for [its
intended] public use . . . within 10 years of adoption of the
resolution of necessity [that authorized its taking],” the entity

Stanford Vina Ranch Irrigation Company (Stanford Vina) sued the State Water
Resources Control Board (the Board), among other defendants, challenging the Board’s
issuance of certain temporary emergency regulations in 2014 and 2015, during the height
of one of the most severe droughts in California’s history. The challenged regulations
established minimum flow requirements on three t

This case has its origin in a leak of natural gas from a
Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) storage facility in
Aliso Canyon, adjacent to the residential community of Porter
Ranch, that began on October 23, 2015. The gas leak continued for
months, causing damage to thousands of residents of the area, and
generated a great deal of litigation. In addition to civil lawsuit