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Eminent Domain Litigation: Strategies for Successfully Bringing and Defending Condemnation Cases

Continuing Legal Education

This program addresses various topics related to emininent domain litigation. Topics addressed include: 

·         How to initiate and defend condemnation complaints

·         Pre-condemnation issues

·         Obtaining clear title

·         Pleadings/Defenses

·         Valuation

·         Dealing with Experts

·         Mediation

·         Tips and Trial Strategies

Event Code
WLD1244W
Credit Hours
1.00 CLE (General)
Speakers
Ms Michelle L. Kossmann, Office of the Attorney General; Mr. Alan S. Townsend, Bose McKinney & Evans LLP; Mr. Jeffrey L. Simnick, Office of the Attorney General; Ms. Kristen E. Edmundson, Office of the Attorney General
Date
December 8, 2011

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