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Few people understand the awesome power of the government to condemn private property under eminent domain -- until they are faced with having their property taken. The Law Firm of Waldo & Lyle limits its practice to eminent domain and condemnation law. Read More
OUR PRACTICE
The Law Firm of Waldo and Lyle only practices eminent domain and condemnation law. You will not find a more experienced or dedicated advocate to preserve your private property rights.
If you are currently facing condemnation and would like to discuss your case, contact us by phone, fax, or e-mail. You can also see "Why You Need an Experienced Eminent Domain Attorney" for more information about Waldo & Lyle and our experience in the field of eminent domain and condemnation law.
PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE NEWS
The Law Firm of Waldo & Lyle is dedicated to increasing public awareness of eminent domain and condemnation law. The following essays and articles were written to call attention to the impact that condemnation can have on private property owners.
Waldo & Lyle Clients Move Forward with Inverse Condemnation Claims against the City of Norfolk
Waldo & Lyle Client Profile in the Virginia Farm Bureau News
8th Annual Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference
Va. Supreme Court ruling may affect compensation in condemnations
U.S. condemns high-rise site for Norfolk courthouse addition
Va. Supreme Court strengthens hand of small businesses facing condemnation
Jury settles Granby Tower debate
Norfolk developer contests government's purchase of Granby Tower site
SPECIAL EVENTS & SEMINARS
January 26-28, 2012
American Law Institute-American Bar Association
(ALI-ABA) Course of Study: Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation
US Grant Hotel
San Diego, CA
Click here for more information and online registration.
April 19 and 20, 2012
Virginia CLE International Eminent Domain Conference
Boar's Head Inn
Charlottesville, Virginia
For more information click here or to register please click here
October 11-12, 2012
Brigham-Kanner Property Rights Conference
William and Mary Law School
