
Hayley Ailshie Nanasi
Partner
Hayley Ailshie Nanasi
Hayley Ailshie Nanasi is a Partner at Dawson & Sodd, LLP, and has devoted her entire career to exclusively representing property owners in eminent domain cases across Texas and, when opportunities arise, nationwide. Her practice is centered on vigorously defending the rights of landowners facing takings for roadways, utilities, powerlines, pipelines, and similar infrastructure projects.
Known for her dedication, integrity, and professionalism, even in highly adversarial situations, Hayley has built a stellar reputation within the legal community. She is committed to providing thorough and effective counsel to each client navigating the complexities of condemnation.
Exclusive Focus on Eminent Domain and Takings Law
Hayley’s comprehensive experience in this field extends beyond direct condemnation proceedings. She has also skillfully represented clients in related matters such as zoning disputes, regulatory takings (where government regulations effectively take property value without formal condemnation), and inverse condemnation cases (where property is damaged or taken without compensation being offered).
This dedicated concentration allows her to bring a nuanced understanding to the unique challenges property owners face, whether dealing with state agencies, municipalities, or private entities wielding eminent domain power.
Thought Leadership & Legal Community Engagement
A sought-after author and lecturer on takings law, Ms. Nanasi actively contributes to the legal community’s understanding of eminent domain. She regularly shares her insights with fellow legal professionals.
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If you are a Texas property owner facing eminent domain or have questions about your rights regarding a roadway, utility, pipeline, or other taking, contact Hayley Ailshie Nanasi for dedicated legal representation.

