When Florida condemning authorities take real property through eminent domain, the headlines tend to focus on the land itself, including square footage acquired and the dollar value of the dirt. For business owners, that framing misses the point. What often matters more than the taken strip is what gets carved […]
Two decades after the United States Supreme Court fractured public opinion in Kelo v. City of New London, 545 U.S. 469 (2005), the debate over using eminent domain to benefit private infrastructure projects is back with force. Carbon dioxide pipelines stretching across the Corn Belt, high-voltage transmission lines feeding hyperscale […]
When a government agency informs you that they intend to take part or all of your commercial property, it is natural to feel a sense of urgency and concern. For many Florida business owners, the terms eminent domain and condemnation are used interchangeably, which often leads to confusion during an […]
Eminent domain is a power held by the government, but it is not absolute, and you have specific constitutional protections that ensure you are treated fairly during the process. As a business owner, you likely feel a mix of frustration and uncertainty about how this will impact your operations and […]