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Podcast Episode 114: Jon Houghton and his Penn Central Quest

In this episode, Jon Houghton with Pacific Legal Foundation joins to discuss the Penn Central test, why he wants to change it, and what he is doing about it. We also discuss NY Jets football and the big Aaron Rodgers trade. The post Podcast Episode 114: Jon Houghton and his Penn Central Quest appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 113: Friction in the Negotiation Process

This episode is the audio from a presentation given to the local International Right of Way Association on the topic of obstacles that arise in negotiations. It is a candid discussion about issues that arise on either side of an eminent domain negotiation that create friction. The post Podcast Episode 113: <strong>Friction in the Negotiation Process</strong> appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 112: Kady Valois on the Importance of Easement Language

Kady Valois of Pacific Legal Foundation joins to discuss the recent case of Behrens v. United States from the Federal Circuit. This is a rails-to-trails case where the outcome hinged on the language an old easement. The issues in this case have applicability in many types of cases involving the acquisition of easement rights. The post Podcast Episode 112: Kady Valois on the Importance of Easement Language appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 111: Authenticity as an Eminent Domain Trial Lawyer

The person who is unafraid to show their authentic self is a powerful advocate. Authenticity gives us greater empathy for our clients, for the jury, even for opposing witnesses. Today’s episode is about identifying our core values and understanding our authentic self – important processes for excelling in all areas of life, including the honorable task of speaking for our clients. The post Podcast Episode 111: <strong>Authenticity as an Eminent Domain Trial Lawyer</strong> appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 110: Chris Clough on a Taking at the Austin Airport

Chris Clough, Managing Partner for Barron, Adler, Clough and Oddo, PLLC in Austin, Texas joins us to talk about an eminent domain case involving the Austin airport. The Special Commissioners awarded Chris’s client $90 million. We also talk about Texas condemnation procedure, as well as how he got into the eminent domain practice area. The post Podcast Episode 110: Chris Clough on a Taking at the Austin Airport appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 109: Paris, Texas with Sydney Young

In this episode, Sydney Young joins to talk about her hometown of Paris, Texas, and the effect of an expansion of its main roadway, Loop 286. She also talks about how title companies work (she owns one!). The post Podcast Episode 109: Paris, Texas with Sydney Young appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 108: Special Joint Episode with the Infrastructure Junkies – Mayor Steve Adler

This special joint episode of the Eminent Domain Podcast and the Infrastructure Junkies features civil rights lawyer turned eminent domain lawyer turned major city mayor, Steve Adler. The former mayor of the City of Austin joins us to talk about his perspective on eminent domain from someone that has seen it from all sides. He shares stories from his time as Mayor, including passing a historic funding package for new infrastructure and trying to tackle the ever-growing issue of homelessness. The post Podcast Episode 108: Special Joint Episode with the Infrastructure Junkies – Mayor Steve Adler appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 107: Kevin Twining on Project Financing

Kevin Twining, a partner in Locke Lord, LLP’s Dallas office and co-chair of the firm’s public finance group, joins us to discuss financing for large infrastructure projects. Sometimes that means accessing the public markets, sometimes it means financing through private banks. Kevin gives us a look behind the curtain to see how public entities acquire the funds for the projects that eminent domain practitioners work on. The post Podcast Episode 107: <strong>Kevin Twining on Project Financing</strong> appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 106: Professor Jessica Asbridge on Private Delegations of the Eminent Domain Power

Professor Jessica Asbridge of Baylor Law joins the podcast to discuss her upcoming law review article addressing the private delegation of the eminent domain power. We have an insightful conversation that concerns the law and policy around private companies, such as pipelines, that exercise the eminent domain power, why that exercise is often subject to scant regulation, and the effect of that lack of oversight. Professor Asbridge also suggests language from, of all places, the Kelo decision that might be helpful in considering a private entity’s right to take property. The post Podcast Episode 106: <strong>Professor Jessica Asbridge on Private Delegations of the Eminent Domain Power</strong> appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 105: Holiday Special 2022

Many thanks to our twelve past podcast guests who joined to share some special memories and traditions from holidays in the past, or events they are looking forward to this year. This was some great content, and I hope it will spur your own sweet memories, or maybe give you ideas for time with friends or family this year. The post Podcast Episode 105: Holiday Special 2022 appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 104: Shane Rayman on Annapolis Group, Inc. v. Halifax Regional Municipality

Shane Rayman of Rayman Harris LLP in Toronto, Ontario joins the show to discuss a recent case out of the Supreme Court of Canada, Annapolis Group, Inc. v. Halifax Regional Municipality. Shane served as counsel for the Canadian Home Builders’ Association, an intervenor in the case. The case deals with regulatory takings, and we discuss Canadian law around such takings. Shane makes a compelling case for why someone who is not impacted by a regulatory taking should care about someone else who is, and this leads to a discussion about Canada’s non-constitutional protections of property rights in contrast to the constitutional protections of the United States. The post Podcast Episode 104: Shane Rayman on Annapolis Group, Inc. v. Halifax Regional Municipality appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 103: Pike Off OTA Leaders Share Their Mission

Today, we are joined by the leaders of Pike Off OTA, a grass-roots organization formed initially to prevent the development of two proposed turnpikes, the East-West Corridor and the South Extension, that are in the vicinity of Oklahoma City. Dr. Michael Nash, President, Whitney Mullica, Vice-President, and Dr. Amy Cerato, Board Member, talk to us about why they formed the organization and how their mission has expanded to oppose what they believe to be the overreach of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. We learn about the potential environmental and societal impacts of these turnpikes and how Pike Off OTA is mobilizing in opposition to the project. The post Podcast Episode 103: Pike Off OTA Leaders Share Their Mission appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 102: James Singer on Dr. H. Phillip Venable and “Reckoning in Creve Coeur”

James Singer, a labor and employment attorney at the law firm of Schuchat, Cook & Werner in St. Louis, Missouri, joins the show today to tell the important and compelling story of Dr. H. Phillip Venable, who lost his home to a racially motivated condemnation action by the City of Creve Coeur, Missouri in the late 1950s. Mr. Singer’s extensive research and community engagement played a large role in efforts that eventually led to the City publicly acknowledging and memorializing its history. Dr. Venable’s story is that of an inspiring individual, as well as a cautionary tale of the potential abuses of public power. The post Podcast Episode 102: James Singer on Dr. H. Phillip Venable and “Reckoning in Creve Coeur” appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 101: Sophia Holley on Right-to-Take Laws and Diversity in the Legal Profession

Sophia Holley, partner at KMK Law in Cincinnati, joins us today to talk about right-to-take laws in her home jurisdictions of Ohio and Kentucky. She also discusses the importance of diversity in law firms, the strengths women bring to the legal profession, and how to mentor new trial lawyers. The post Podcast Episode 101: Sophia Holley on Right-to-Take Laws and Diversity in the Legal Profession appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 100: Robert Thomas on Eminent Domain, Law Practice, and Life

Joining us to celebrate 100 episodes of The Eminent Domain Podcast is long-time friend of the podcast Robert Thomas, Senior Attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, Joseph T. Waldo Visiting Chair of Property Rights at William & Mary Law School, and elected member of the American Law Institute. Robert lets us know which eminent domain cases and issues he is following and shares reflections on law practice and life design. We also get a preview of what’s to come at the 2023 ALI-CLE Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference. The post Podcast Episode 100: Robert Thomas on Eminent Domain, Law Practice, and Life appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 99: Jon Houghton on Regulatory Takings

Jon Houghton of Pacific Legal Foundation joins the podcast today to talk about regulatory takings. This is a complex area of the law, but Jon is a true expert and breaks it down into understandable pieces. He discusses how practitioners can assess when a regulation has risen to the level of a taking. He also discusses regulatory taking issues and cases that are current. The post Podcast Episode 99: Jon Houghton on Regulatory Takings appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 98: Anthony Alderman on Eminent Domain in Pop Culture

Anthony Alderman, MRICS, SR/WA, CRE, Senior Managing Director within the Valuation & Advisory service line at Cushman & Wakefield, joins the show to talk about depictions of eminent domain in popular culture – often a juror’s only prior exposure to condemnation law. We also discuss what makes appraising for eminent domain acquisitions different from other appraisal projects as well as current issues of interest in the appraisal field. The post Podcast Episode 98: Anthony Alderman on Eminent Domain in Pop Culture appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 97: Jeffrey Redfern: Baker v. City of McKinney, Texas – Police Power and Eminent Domain

When the state exercises its police power and as a result damages property, is there a constitutional obligation to pay for that damage? Jeffrey Redfern of the Institute for Justice joins to podcast to discuss Baker v. City of McKinney, a case he tried and won in June of this year in the Eastern District of Texas. Jeffrey shares with us how this court arrived at a decision different from the Tenth Circuit in Lech v. Jackson. Practitioners will also find his insights on voir dire invaluable. The post Podcast Episode 97: Jeffrey Redfern: Baker v. City of McKinney, Texas – Police Power and Eminent Domain appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 96: Chad Griffiths on the Industrial Real Estate Market

Chad Griffiths brings a deep knowledge of the industrial real estate market that he shares in regular podcast and YouTube releases. In this episode, we discuss the current state of the industrial market, the relationship between cap rates and interest rates, the growing prevalence of industrial developments in visible locations, and how the drive for “last mile fulfillment” may not mean big box takeovers. Chad looks into the crystal ball about how the industrial market will fare in our current economy. The post Podcast Episode 96: Chad Griffiths on the Industrial Real Estate Market appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 95: Stephen Clarke on Jeopardy!

Stephen Clarke of the Waldo & Lyle law firm in Virginia is not only an eminent domain expert but now is an official Jeopardy! contestant and winner. Stephen gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the qualification process, as well as what it was like to film and compete. We hope you enjoy this opportunity to celebrate a real-life win of a friend to our podcast community. The post Podcast Episode 95: Stephen Clarke on Jeopardy! appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 94: Property Rights Leaders Roundtable

On this special episode, we are joined by the leaders of three important national property rights organizations: Dana Berliner, Senior Vice President and Litigation Director for the Institute for Justice; James Burling, Vice President of Legal Affairs for Pacific Legal Foundation, and Leslie Fields, Executive Director of the Owners’ Counsel of America. We learn how each got their start in the field of eminent domain and property rights, the landmark cases that have shaped their careers, and the issues and cases that are on the horizon at each of their organizations. The post Podcast Episode 94: Property Rights Leaders Roundtable appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 93: Philip Hundl on the Matterhorn Express Pipeline

Eminent domain expert Philip Hundl joins the show today to talk about the recently approved Matterhorn Express Pipeline that is projected to span 490 miles in Texas and impact hundreds of property owners. We talk about the questions landowners should ask when facing acquisition for a pipeline, as well as the details and concerns to look for in a proposed form of easement. The post Podcast Episode 93: Philip Hundl on the Matterhorn Express Pipeline appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 92: 10 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Lawyer with Jason Sodd

If you’re a landowner who has received a notice from a condemning authority, what should you do next? Dawson & Sodd law partner Jason Sodd, an eminent domain attorney for the last twenty years, joins the show today to walk through ten important questions to ask when looking to hire a lawyer with eminent domain expertise. These questions and their rationale can empower and educate property owners who face the often daunting process of eminent domain acquisition. The post Podcast Episode 92: 10 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Lawyer with Jason Sodd appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 91: Daniel Woislaw – What Fifth Amendment Lawyers Need to Know about the Fourth Amendment

Daniel Woislaw of Pacific Legal Foundation joins us to talk about the intersection of civil rights and property rights. We discuss when a search and seizure can cross the line to a taking, how the U.S. Supreme Court has considered property interests in a Fourth Amendment context, and what Fourth Amendment issues eminent domain attorneys should be aware of when assessing a matter. The post Podcast Episode 91: Daniel Woislaw – What Fifth Amendment Lawyers Need to Know about the Fourth Amendment appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 90 – Christina Martin on Home Equity Theft

Christina Martin, Senior Attorney at the Pacific Legal Foundation, joins us to talk about what she calls “home equity theft” – the practice in some states of a taxing jurisdiction foreclosing on a tax lien and, in the process, forfeiting all the owner’s remaining equity in the property - no matter how small the tax lien or how large the remaining equity. The most vulnerable in our society are also the most likely victims. Ms. Martin discusses where this happens, why it happens, and why she is motivated to stop it. The post Podcast Episode 90 – Christina Martin on Home Equity Theft appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 89 – Special Joint Episode with the Infrastructure Junkies: Jeremy Young on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act

Want to better understand the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act? Join us for this special joint episode where we team up with The Infrastructure Junkies Podcast to interview Jeremy Young of Roetzel & Andress in Ohio. Questions we discuss: what is considered infrastructure for purposes of the bill? How does money get allocated, prioritized, and appropriated? How can we learn more without reading all 1,039 pages? The post Podcast Episode 89 – Special Joint Episode with the Infrastructure Junkies: Jeremy Young on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 88 – Scott Heiart and Michael Ash: Coming Together from Across the Eminent Domain Aisle

In today’s episode, we are joined by Scott Heiart and Michael Ash of Carlin, Ward, Ash & Heiart in Florham Park, New Jersey. Scott and Michael discuss the unique aspects of redevelopment law in the state of New Jersey, as well as how they teamed up from opposite sides of the aisle to represent property owners. We learn about current issues and projects in New Jersey and talk about the importance of coupling zealous advocacy with professionalism and courtesy. The post Podcast Episode 88 – Scott Heiart and Michael Ash: Coming Together from Across the Eminent Domain Aisle appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 87 – Jeremy Hopkins on Identifying the Issues in an Eminent Domain Matter

Jeremy Hopkins of Cranfill Sumner in Raleigh joins the show to talk about identifying what he calls the “Big 3” categories of issues in eminent domain cases, a topic he presented at the ALI-CLE Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference in January. He also shares the unique elements of condemnation law in North Carolina, as well as his work in the protection of property rights on the legislative side in Virginia and Utah. The post Podcast Episode 87 – Jeremy Hopkins on Identifying the Issues in an Eminent Domain Matter appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 86 – Christina Thoreson on Explaining Appraisal Information to a Jury

Christina Thoreson, SR-WA, MAI, CRE joins the show to talk about appraisals and the valuation process, and how to present this information to a jury. She shares examples of tips she uses when testifying. We also talk about changes in the appraisal industry due to the pandemic. The post Podcast Episode 86 – Christina Thoreson on Explaining Appraisal Information to a Jury appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 85 – Bob Grace: Capitalization Rates – What Are They and How to Explain Them

Bob Grace, MAI, CRE joins us from the national Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference to discuss capitalization rates. We discuss both what a cap rate is and, importantly, some thoughts on how to explain this nebulous concept to a jury. The post Podcast Episode 85 – Bob Grace: Capitalization Rates – What Are They and How to Explain Them appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 84 – Professor Julia Mahoney on Cedar Point Nursery

In today’s episode, Professor Julia Mahoney of the University of Virginia School of Law joins the podcast live from the ALI-CLE Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation conference in Scottsdale to talk about last year’s Supreme Court decision in Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid. We discuss how the case fits into the general direction of this Court’s decisions, and what may be on the horizon for property rights at the U.S. Supreme Court. The post Podcast Episode 84 – Professor Julia Mahoney on Cedar Point Nursery appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 83 – Josh Baker on Valuing Temporary Easements

Josh Baker, partner at the Waldo & Lyle law firm in Virginia, joins the show live from the 2022 ALI-CLE Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona to talk about temporary construction easements and how to value them. Josh highlights important considerations when applying market principles to what can be an indefinite burden on the property. The post Podcast Episode 83 – Josh Baker on Valuing Temporary Easements appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 82 – Bob Belden on Contesting an Economic Development Taking in New York

Bob Belden of the Institute for Justice joins the show to discuss a matter arising out of Onondaga County, New York, where homeowners in the Burnet Road community are fighting for their property against a taking for a prospective transaction with a manufacturing facility. Bob tells us about the Burnet Road community, the similarities of this situation to Kelo v. City of New London, and the current legal environment on economic development takings in the State of New York. The post Podcast Episode 82 – Bob Belden on Contesting an Economic Development Taking in New York appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 81 – Professor Emilio Longoria on the Problematic Police Power Exemption after Lech v. Jackson

Professor Emilio Longoria of St. Mary’s University School of Law joins the show to discuss his recent article, Lech’s Mess with the Tenth Circuit: Why Governmental Entities Are Not Exempt from Paying Just Compensation When They Destroy Property Pursuant to Their Police Powers. Professor Longoria gives an overview of the facts of Lech v. Jackson as well as his criticism of the court’s opinion. He also explains where he believes the court went wrong in its application of three important Supreme Court cases cited in the opinion. The post Podcast Episode 81 – Professor Emilio Longoria on the Problematic Police Power Exemption after Lech v. Jackson appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 80 – Holiday Special

For this special episode of the podcast, past guests and friends share their favorite holiday traditions, and Robert Thomas tells us what we can look forward to at the 2022 Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference. Thanks to Dave Arnold, Kristen Bennett, Ivy Cadle, Anthony DellaPelle, Carolyn Elefant, Clint Harbour, Justin Hodge, Patrick McCallister, Richard Rothfelder, Adam Sanders, and Robert Thomas for contributing. Happy Holidays, everyone! The post Podcast Episode 80 – Holiday Special appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 79 – Judge Andrew Edison on the Legacy of Robert Moses

U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Edison has devoted much time and research to the life and legacy of Robert Moses, a former Parks Commissioner who had a broad and deep impact on the development of New York City’s infrastructure over a period of 50 years. Moses’ career in many ways provides a study of the human cost of eminent domain for different socio-economic communities. Judge Edison’s insight into Moses’ legacy is relevant to today’s discussions surrounding the potential impacts of the currently debated infrastructure bill, both intended and inadvertent. The post Podcast Episode 79 – Judge Andrew Edison on the Legacy of Robert Moses appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 78 – Phil Sever, Tonny Storey, and Jordan Walker on Asbury vs EQT – A Class-Action Inverse Condemnation Case

Eminent Domain attorneys Phil Sever, Tonny Storey, and Jordan Walker of Indianapolis-based Sever Storey, LLP join the show today to talk about a class-action lawsuit involving inverse condemnation claims related to the use of underground caverns for natural gas storage. The case has recently been certified by a federal court in Pennsylvania, an uncommon achievement among inverse condemnation cases. We discuss the case and how its substantive and procedural background has led the team to where they are today. The post Podcast Episode 78 – Phil Sever, Tonny Storey, and Jordan Walker on Asbury vs EQT – A Class-Action Inverse Condemnation Case appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 77 – Jay Small on the National Eviction Moratorium as a Potential Taking

Eminent domain attorney Jay Small of Mateer Harbert in Orlando joins the podcast to discuss the Supreme Court case Alabama Association of Realtors vs. Department of Health and Human Services. We discuss whether this case opened the door to challenging the moratorium as a compensable taking, and Jay brings a prescient analysis of the opinion. We also discuss the Court’s citation of Loretto, the shift of economic risk to landlords, as well as what Jay notes is a curious omission of Yee v. City of Escondido. The post Podcast Episode 77 – Jay Small on the National Eviction Moratorium as a Potential Taking appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 76 – Professor Lee Fennell on Implicit Takings After Cedar Point Nursery

Today, we’re joined by Professor Lee Fennell, the Max Pam Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School. Professor Fennell has recently written an article for an upcoming publication of the Duke Journal of Constitutional Law and Public Policy entitled Escape Room: Implicit Takings After Cedar Point Nursery. In today’s interview, we have a great discussion of her article, which gives a creative and detailed analysis of the Supreme Court’s Cedar Point opinion. In particular, the article dissects the many exceptions the Court has enumerated to the newly expanded definition of a per se physical taking. We also discuss the potential practical consequences of this ruling for various intrusions of government onto and burdens upon private property. The post Podcast Episode 76 – Professor Lee Fennell on Implicit Takings After Cedar Point Nursery appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 75 – Casey Pipes on Broadband Expansion via Utility Easements

Casey Pipes, managing partner at the Helmsing Leach law firm in Mobile, Alabama, joins the show to discuss an emerging issue: the legislated expansion of existing utility easements to allow access by private broadband companies to install data cables. We discuss the motivation for and constitutional issues of these statutes, as well as current and potential implications for property owners. An interesting subtopic is how these issues specifically affect railroads, and what these types of statutes could mean for other private entities in the path of broadband expansion. The post Podcast Episode 75 – Casey Pipes on Broadband Expansion via Utility Easements appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 74 – Steve McCune on Construction Costs in a Unique Time

Steve owns and operates a construction business, and he is also a construction cost estimator with over 45 years of experience in the construction industry. He discusses the differences between a cost estimate prepared by a construction cost estimator and one prepared by an appraiser, and shares his thoughts on when it would be of value for a property owner or attorney to seek the expertise of a construction cost estimator. We also dive into what Steve terms the “perfect storm” of events over the last 16 months that has led to the unpredictability, shortages, and price escalation in the construction material and service markets. The post Podcast Episode 74 – Steve McCune on Construction Costs in a Unique Time appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 73 – Patrick McCallister and Beth Smith, Founders of the Eminent Domain and Right of Way Club

Patrick McCallister, Right-of-Way Acquisition Manager at WSP-USA, and Beth Smith, Real Estate Specialist at Milwaukee Metro Sewage District, have founded the Eminent Domain and Right of Way Club, a discussion forum for right of way professionals & anyone interested in the acquisition of land rights for infrastructure projects. They join us today to discuss how the group started, the value of connecting with fellow professionals in the industry, and future plans for the group. The post Podcast Episode 73 – Patrick McCallister and Beth Smith, Founders of the Eminent Domain and Right of Way Club appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 72 – Ivy Cadle on Condemnation Clauses in Commercial Leases

FERC expert Carolyn Elefant joins us to discuss the recent U.S. Supreme Court opinion in PennEast Pipeline Co. v. New Jersey. As always, she brings great insight. This case discusses, among things, the balance between state rights and the federal power to condemn. The post Podcast Episode 72 – Ivy Cadle on Condemnation Clauses in Commercial Leases appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 71 – Carolyn Elefant Discusses PennEast Pipeline Co. v. New Jersey

FERC expert Carolyn Elefant joins us to discuss the recent U.S. Supreme Court opinion in PennEast Pipeline Co. v. New Jersey. As always, she brings great insight. This case discusses, among things, the balance between state rights and the federal power to condemn. The post Podcast Episode 71 – Carolyn Elefant Discusses PennEast Pipeline Co. v. New Jersey appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 70 – Steve Fretzin Discusses Finding The Right Clients

Business development expert and guru Steve Fretzin joins the podcast to discuss how to find and build relationships with clients. As eminent domain professionals, we have decided what types of clients we want to target. Steve talks about the practices we can undertake to find those clients and building lasting relationships. The post Podcast Episode 70 – Steve Fretzin Discusses Finding The Right Clients appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 69 – Professor Josh Blackman Discusses Cedar Point Nursery

Professor Josh Blackman of the South Texas College of Law joins us for Episode 69 of the podcast to discuss the Cedar Point Nursery v. Hassid case recently released by the U.S. Supreme Court The post Podcast Episode 69 – Professor Josh Blackman Discusses Cedar Point Nursery appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 68 – Robert Thomas Returns to Discuss Current Cases to Know

Robert Thomas returns for Episode 68 of the podcast to discuss current cases to know. The post Podcast Episode 68 – Robert Thomas Returns to Discuss Current Cases to Know appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

Podcast Episode 67 – Discussion of Trying Cases As Trust Erodes and Corridor Valuation Theory

Episode 67 of the podcast focuses on how our juries might view institutions and experts differently now than they did before the Covid-19 pandemic. Do we have to present experts differently than we did before? This episode also discusses corridor valuation theory and a case pending in Texas that may change the law in this area called Hvalinka v. HSC Pipeline Partnership, LLC, 605 S.W.3d 819 (Tex.App.-Houston[1st Dist.] 2020, pet. pending). The post Podcast Episode 67 – Discussion of Trying Cases As Trust Erodes and Corridor Valuation Theory appeared first on Eminent Domain Podcast.

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