Eminent in Our Domain

We Fight For Property Owners Nationwide

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Ackerman & Ackerman protects the rights of landowners facing eminent domain and condemnation proceedings.

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Ackerman & Ackerman is widely considered one of America’s leading law firms specialized in protecting property owners in eminent domain and condemnation cases and has obtained over $700 million dollars in jury verdicts and settlements for property owners.

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Transportation Disputes

The government often uses its eminent domain power to build or expand at the expense of existing infrastructure. These projects take a drastic toll on property owners. We can protect your interests.

Water Disputes

Waterway property is at risk of condemnation because of the appeal of its location and its financial value. We have years of experience fighting for landowners with property interests on a waterway.

Utility Disputes

When property is condemned for utility space, those entities must not advance their private business interests. We ensure utilities are held accountable and you receive just compensation.

Case Results

Winning Just Compensation For Our Clients Nationwide

Case Results

Significant Research Articles By The Law Firm

Transmission Lines and Eminent Domain: What Property Owners Need to Know

The Fundamentals of Easement Valuation

Working with Experts

Eminent Domain: The Constitutionality of Condemnation Quick-Take Statutes

Just Compensation for Condemnation of Going Concern Value

The Evolution of Expropriation in Michigan

Do Judicial Challenges to Takings Still Exist?

Commercial Property Owners Can Minimize the Disruptions and Financial Headaces of Costly Land Seizures

The Federal Process in Gas Storage Condemnation Litigation

Highest and Best Use and Partial Takings Issues

Principles of Compensation

Valuation Issues in Eminent Domain Litigation: What You Need to Know

Michigan Real Property Review

The Changing Landscape and Recognition of the Public Use Limitation: Is Hathcock The Precursor of Kelo?

The Interplay between the Fourteenth Amendment’s Due Process Clause and the Fifth Amendment’s Takings Clause:

Federal Eminent Domain Procedures

Principles of Compensation for the Taking of Gasoline Petroleum

Protect Your Domain From Eminent Danger