HeyJaredBradford B. Kuhn
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Eminent Domain From Both Sides: What Representing Condemning Agencies And Property Owners Has Taught Me (opens the original)
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Most eminent domain lawyers tend to develop their practices on one side of the aisle. Some primarily represent public agencies and utilities acquiring property. Others primarily represent property owners and businesses facing condemnation. My practice has developed differently. For more than two decades, I have regularly represented both. I have represented public agencies and utilities acquiring property for major infrastructure projects, and I have represented property owners and businesses se
Join Us For A Practical Introduction To The Right Of Way Acquisition &Condemnation Process (opens the original)
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Understanding the acquisition and condemnation process is essential to the successful delivery of infrastructure and public projects. Whether you're new to the right of way profession or simply looking for a refresher, join us for our upcoming webinar, "An Introduction to the Right of Way Acquisition and Condemnation Process," on October 6, 2026. In our work representing public agencies and other project stakeholders, we regularly see how important it is for project teams to have a clear underst
The Most Expensive Eminent Domain Mistakes Often Happen Before The Case Is Filed (opens the original)
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When people think about eminent domain disputes, they usually think about appraisers, lawyers, depositions and trials. But I’ve found that many times the greatest impact on the ultimate cost of a case happens long before anyone files a complaint. That is true for both sides. For public agencies and utilities, an early project or acquisition decision can unintentionally create a much larger compensation claim. For property owners and developers, failing to understand the impact of a proposed acqu
Supreme Court Delivers Huge Win For Utilities Facing Municipalization (opens the original)
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For several years, we’ve been reporting on and tracking several pending eminent domain matters involving public agencies attempting to take-over and operate public utilities (referred to as “municipalization”). When two different California Courts of Appeal issued conflicting decisions on the standard of review that should be applied in such take-overs, the California Supreme Court finally decided to chime in. On August 24, 2026, the Supreme Court in Town of Apple Valley v. Apple Valley Ranchos
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