Eminent Domain Representation for Florida Property Owners & Businesses
NEILL GRIFFIN MARQUIS OSKING, PLLC provides eminent domain representation primarily in the 19th Circuit, that is St. Lucie, Indian River, Martin & Okeechobee Counties. Our firm will also accept cases in Brevard and Polk Counties as well as other locations in Florida.
Representing Business and Property Owners in Eminent Domain Cases in Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Vero Beach, Stuart, & Okeechobee.
Richard Neill, Jr., is primarily responsible for these cases, and has over thirty-five years-experience in litigation, trial, mediation and settlement of many types of cases, including eminent domain cases. He is certified as a Civil Trial Lawyer and as a Circuit Civil Mediator. OHe has represented condemning authorities and has represented property owners, tenants and business owners on a number of local projects, listed below, addressing (in the appropriate case) issues such as:
- Challenging the Taking
- Securing Full Compensation for the Taking
- Recovery of Damages to any Remaining Property
- Recovery of Business Damages for Owners and Tenants
- Apportionment of Proceeds Among Interested Parties
- Inverse Condemnation Issues
- Related Constitutional and Real Estate Issues
Current Eminent Domain Projects
- SR5/US1 Project (Vero Beach)
- Florida Turnpike widening (Jupiter to Fort Pierce)
Recent Eminent Domain Projects
- Oslo Road Interchange Project (Vero Beach)
- Oslo Road Widening Project (Vero Beach)
- 45th Street Improvement Project (Vero Beach)
- Kings Highway Project – 438379-2 (Fort Pierce)
- Midway-Sandpiper #2 (Port St. Lucie)
- Midway Road Expansion Project (Fort Pierce/Port St. Lucie)
- Crosstown Parkway Project (Port St. Lucie)
- King’s Highway Project – 4383791-1 (Fort Pierce)
Why Hire an Eminent Domain Attorney?
- Why not? — Generally, the condemning authority must pay both full compensation and your attorney’s fees.
- Case Evaluation — An eminent domain lawyer can recognize the issues that will affect your recovery and work with you to secure the compensation and damages to which you are entitled.
- Avoiding Pitfalls — An eminent domain attorney can help you address pitfalls that you may not recognize, such as a condemning authority’s right, unless properly limited, to use the property acquired for any purpose.
- Expert Assistance — An eminent domain lawyer can hire appraisers, engineers and other experts, who will work on your case and agree to be paid by the condemning authority.
Contact our eminent domain attorneys.
Call NEILL GRIFFIN MARQUIS OSKING, PLLC at 772-464-8200 or contact us online to schedule an appointment with a eminent domain in our Fort Pierce office.