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Charleston, South Carolina Eminent Domain Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 5 Charleston attorneys and 4 law firms.
Brian P. McElreath
South Carolina Eminent Domain attorney at Luzuriaga Mims with 16 years of experience
50 Immigration Street, Charleston, SC
Capers G. Barr, IV
South Carolina Eminent Domain attorney at Barr Unger and McIntosh with 33 years of experience
11 Broad Street, Charleston, SC
Christopher L. Murphy
South Carolina Eminent Domain attorney at Stuckey Law Offices with 28 years of experience
123 Meeting Street, Charleston, SC
Kevin W. Mims
South Carolina Eminent Domain attorney at Luzuriaga Mims with 24 years of experience
50 Immigration Street, Charleston, SC
Siau W. Barr Jr.
South Carolina Eminent Domain attorney at Barr Unger and McIntosh with 18 years of experience
11 Broad Street, Charleston, SC
Need help with an eminent domain matter?
Eminent domain gives the state, local or federal government the right to assume ownership of your real estate property, residential or commercial, for public use in exchange for fair compensation. An eminent domain attorney may be retained to challenge the government’s valuation for compensation, negotiate the timing or its need to take your property entirely. The eminent domain process can be intimidating and overwhelming – an experienced attorney is essential.
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