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Property owners often encounter the intricacies of land use regulations. These rules set by local and state governments control how lands can be used. They influence where homes, businesses, parks and roads are built, promoting orderly development in the vicinity....
You might have prevented the government from taking your property for a public project, but then it still suffered damage during the process. In such a case, you have the right to seek compensation from the government for the damage to your property. Inverse...
While it is common to hear about the government seizing land for road projects, you might wonder if the same can happen for environmental conservation or similar projects. If you have the same question, the short answer is yes. Understanding eminent domains Eminent...
If you’re a California resident, you’ll be pleased to know that the state takes property rights seriously. That said, you should know that the government reserves the authority to claim private properties for public use. This risk comes with crucial distinctions:...
California has been the site of numerous significant public works projects over the years. In those instances, the government sometimes invokes eminent domain to acquire land for those endeavors. Eminent domain refers to the government's right to seize private...
In California, the government has the right to recover a piece of private land for public-serving projects – this is known as eminent domain. They can force the sale of land for projects such as, but not limited to, road widening, freeway construction, green...
Compensation can be sought when a property's value is diminished due to any form of government action. This legal concept is inverse condemnation and this applies despite the fact that there's no physical taking of the land. The basics of inverse condemnation In...
If the government wants to take your California home through an eminent domain claim, it must provide just compensation. However, in some cases, the government may owe you money based on actions that might rise to the level of an inverse condemnation. The burden of...
If your California business enters into a joint venture agreement with another firm, it's imperative to have a dispute resolution plan. Doing so ensures that you can exit the alliance in as timely and smooth a manner as possible whether the problem was intentional or...
The Fifth Amendment’s Takings Clause requires state and federal government entities to provide property owners in California and around the country with just compensation when they exercise their eminent domain powers. Government entities are also required to...