The Law Firm for Landowners.
If the government has made you an offer for your property, you have the right to demand more, and an eminent domain lawyer in Charlotte can help you get it. Our attorneys are exclusively dedicated to representing North Carolina landowners and are here to advocate for your property rights. We've achieved results against NCDOT and the City of Charlotte, among other condemning authorities. At Murray Law Firm, PLLC, our knowledge extends to a wide range of issues concerning property ownership, from easement and land disputes and covenants to rezonings, variances and zoning appeals.
Whether you are an individual landowner or a business, we are fully committed to protecting your interests. Take the first step by calling one of our eminent domain attorneys today at 704-755-1336 to schedule a consultation. Our eminent domain, zoning, and land law team is eager to discuss the details of your property and provide the guidance you need.
Meet The Murrays
Over their 32 years of combined legal experience, David and Jade Murray have consistently represented businesses and individuals against numerous governmental entities. We represent landowners only. David is regarded among his peers as a top property rights attorney in North Carolina. Jade joined the firm after years of litigation experience at national law firms and a Fortune 500 company.
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Eminent Domain and Inverse Condemnation: Protecting Your Property Rights
“The Department of Transportation is widening the road in front of my home. They say they have the right-of-way, but it looks like they are trespassing on my property. Do I have a remedy?” Here, a landowner may be entitled to just compensation for damage the government caused to their property by bringing an action…
Understanding Just Compensation: Maximizing Your Land Value
The federal or state government has certain rights under eminent domain laws to take private property for public use. To do so, the governmental entity or public agency must provide the property owner with “just compensation.” This protection is granted in the U.S. Constitution and is a critical aspect of eminent domain and condemnation cases….
A Step-by-Step Guide to the Eminent Domain Process in North Carolina
If the government has contacted you regarding acquiring your property for public use or a public works project, you might be feeling confused, stressed, and overwhelmed. Both the United States Constitution and North Carolina law provide the federal and state governments with the power of eminent domain — and condemnation. This is the legal procedure…
Our Clients Include
- Landowners and homeowners
- Residential developers and multi-family apartments
- Commercial property developers
- Manufactured home communities and developers
- Convenience stores & gas stations
- Hotels
- Restaurants – both local and national
- Shopping centers
- Retail/office/mixed use developments
- Manufacturing/industrial facilities
- Automobile dealerships
- Country clubs
- Farms
- Churches