Get Quality Eminent Domain Representation for Your Client

“I’ve litigated eminent domain cases for 35+ years [and often associate] with the Georgia Eminent Domain Law Firm, who have exceptional expertise and deep resources.” – one of our referral partners

We average 3x more over the original offer.1Looking to refer an eminent domain case? You’re in the right place. These cases are extremely complex and without an attorney’s help, we often see people:

  • inadvertently give up property rights.
  • undervalue the damages to their property.
  • leave money on the negotiating table.

This is why many attorneys have referred their land condemnation clients to our team over the years.

Our clients get 3x more than initial offers, on average.1 If you’re looking for a firm you can trust with your clients, you’ve found it.

Your clients. Our promise.

lf you refer us a client, we promise three things:

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A check if we win

We share the fee. Plus, we front all the costs of fighting the case, and will eat them if we’re unsuccessful.

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Ease & Communication

We’ll keep you informed and pride ourselves on being easy to work with.

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Flexible involvement

You can take part in the case as much or as little as you like.

What we bring to the table

There are not many firms in Georgia focused exclusively on eminent domain cases for property owners. Even fewer that can say they have:

Icon of a human brain. OTHER SIDE EXPERIENCE
Our firm is led by four attorneys who worked for a state DOT handling some of their largest and most important cases. Our entire team has more than 100 years of combined experience in eminent domain.
Icon of two puzzle pieces with a lightbulb and dollar sign. VAST RESOURCES
We invest in every case we take, and have everything we need to seek maximum value for clients. Plus, we front all costs, and if we cannot get more for clients, they owe us nothing – including our invested funds.
Icon of three people. ESTABLISHED NETWORK
We have relationships with people who get things done – from contacts at the DOT to land planners, engineers, environmental consultants, traffic consultants, commercial realtors, economists, and appraisers.
Icon of a gavel. ACTIVE LITIGATORS
Our firm has a vibrant and active litigation practice, which gives us leverage when negotiating with the DOT.
Icon of a podium and microphone. RECOGNIZED EXPERTISE
You may recognize our leading attorneys. They teach continuing legal education classes about how to handle eminent domain cases. Plus, they’ve been featured on public radio, local TV channels, and nearly 100 newspapers and websites.
Written Textbook PUBLISHED EXPERTS
Our attorneys possess deep knowledge and experience in Georgia eminent domain law, and two of our lawyers, Adam Thornton and David Needham, co-authored an authoritative book on the subject, A Guide to Eminent Domain in Georgia: Understanding Your Client’s Rights and Protecting Their Interests. When you refer your clients to us, they receive guidance and support in trying to maximize compensation, navigating complex negotiations, and fighting for the full value of their property.

 

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Call us any time at 1-866-533-6743 and let’s talk about your and your client’s needs.

 

Issues we can help with – anywhere in Georgia

Almost anything the government takes can come with an unintended consequence they’re not telling your client about. We’re well equipped to protect your client’s rights and help them seek maximum compensation.

Gold silhouette of the state of Georgia.Plus we have relationships with engineers, land planners, and other experts across the state of Georgia who we can call an as needed to help build evidence for each type of case.

We can help with things like:

  • Commercial, business, and residential takings
  • Temporary and permanent easements
  • Eminent domain abuse
  • Highway and road takings
  • Public use projects like schools, hospitals, and parks
  • Pipeline and utility easements and takings
  • Inverse condemnation
  • Land condemnation
  • Eminent domain
Ferondo Moore
He’d already doubled the offer, but something told him to call…

Ferondo Moore was offered $38,000 for a utility easement that the DOT claimed “wouldn’t affect” his business. No stranger to real estate deals, Ferondo was able to convince the DOT to nearly double that offer. Even so, a friend suggested he contact us.

If Ferondo had not listened to his friend’s advice, he would not have realized the life-changing extent of that easement’s damages to his business until it was too late. And he would have left an additional $337,000 on the table — 10x more.1

Former GA Eminent Domain Law Firm client Glenn.
When the stakes were sky high, Glenn turned to us. And we delivered.

Semi-retired, Glenn was counting on his businesses in NC to help generate income — but the DOT there had other plans. They told Glenn they were taking huge pieces of his land; worse, they offered him much less than he knew it was worth. It was going to take some serious research to get the DOT to budge.

We were up to the task. This was Glenn’s first time going through this, but we had “other side” experience from working for a state DOT. We knew how to challenge their appraisal, counter with our own expert analysis, and get Glenn over 300% more in just compensation.1,3

Former GA Eminent Domain Law Firm client Tony.
You don’t need to know the law to recognize a lowball offer…

When Tony Dickens got his offer from the NCDOT, he was sure it was some kind of mistake. Less than $2,000? After confirming the offer was accurate, Tony refused to give in. He called and asked us to fight for everything he was entitled to under the law.

Good thing he did. Through hard work, meticulous research, and forceful negotiation, we got the government to up his offer to $43,150 — an increase of more than 2,000%.1 Tony was very happy with the outcome and the personal care he received along the way.3

Your client is in a win-win situation (and so are you) – we guarantee it2

Once your client gets the condemning authority’s initial offer on their property, they’re effectively being sued. Whether it’s a taking or an easement, it’s no longer their property anymore. The only question left to answer is, can they get more? Our no-fee guarantee virtually ensures it because we:

  • Georgia eminent domain contingency fee example.Pay all costs related to our investigation and building your client’s case.
  • Seek no reimbursement of those costs if we are unable to increase the initial offer.
  • Take no fee if we are not able to increase the initial offer.
  • Take our fee only from the increase we’re able to obtain over the initial offer, which is never touched and is always your client’s to keep.
  • Share our fee with you when your client’s case successfully resolves.

Your client isn’t risking anything to fight their case and neither are you – we are. If we win, your client will always walk away with more. Period. Why settle for a low, unfair offer? Why relinquish rights forever without being amply compensated?

There’s nothing for you or your clients to lose by working with our firm. Call us at 1-866-533-6743 today and a member of our team will get in touch with you promptly.

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evaluation today.

There are only a handful of attorneys in GA who practice eminent domain exclusively. And even fewer with DOT experience. That’s why it’s always worth it to get a free case evaluation.

Here’s how it works:

1) Tell us about your situation.

2) We research your property as needed, using DOT maps, our own technology, and experience to see the exact effects.

3) We let you know what we think a fair offer would be. This evaluation is free, and there’s no
pressure or obligation to hire us after.

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