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What You Need to Know about Zoning Laws in North Carolina
April 11th, 2023
If you’re a business owner or property developer in North Carolina, it’s critical to be aware of local municipal zoning laws. These regulations can significantly impact how the property can be used — and the type of business activity that can be conducted on it. While there are a variety of zoning regulations, it’s vital to be aware of the potential restrictions you may face before you sign a lease or enter into a transaction. Zoning Laws Dictate What You’…
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Categories: Zoning
What Do Eminent Domain and Condemnation Mean for North Carolina Landowners?
March 14th, 2023
Eminent domain is a long-established power by the government that can result in you being forced to sell your land. For instance, if you purchased a property on a piece of land that the government wants to use for a highway, park, or other public purpose, it may seize your land. While the government may have the right to take your land for public use, it cannot do so without providing you with “just compensation.” It is crucial for property owners to understand…
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Categories: Eminent Domain
David Murray Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America®
August 3rd, 2022
For the 3rd consecutive year, David has been listed in Best Lawyers in America as one of the top lawyers in America for eminent domain and land condemnation as well as zoning & land use.
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Murray Law Obtains $1.1 Million Settlement for Partial Taking by NCDOT
May 30th, 2022
In NCDOT v. SNS Group, the NCDOT took 0.079 acres of land at a convenience store gas station, which included total denial of access. NCDOT’s filed the lawsuit in 2017 and initial deposit was $592,000. In May 2022, Murray Law obtained a settlement of $1.1 million shortly before trial.
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Categories: Settlement
Murray Law Obtains Rezoning for Adaptive Reuse Development Station West
May 23rd, 2022
Following months of plan review and negotiation led by Murray Law, Charlotte City Council voted on May 23, 2022, to approve the Station West adaptive reuse development Station West in the FreeMoreWest neighborhood.
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