Experienced Austin Eminent Domain Attorneys
Serving property owners across Austin, Travis County, and Central Texas facing condemnation for transportation, utility, and other projects.
Eminent Domain Representation for Austin & Central Texas
Austin’s continued rapid growth drives numerous public and private infrastructure projects throughout Travis County and the surrounding Central Texas region, frequently involving eminent domain. Landowners in this area may encounter property takings for critical projects like the I-35 expansion, utility upgrades, water infrastructure, and other developments necessary to support the expanding population and economy.
While Dawson & Sodd maintains primary offices in Corsicana and Dallas, our attorneys have a strong record of representing property owners throughout the Austin area and Central Texas. We understand the unique characteristics of the region – from urban development challenges to sensitive Hill Country environmental considerations – and are committed to providing focused eminent domain counsel to clients here.
Common Condemnation Issues in the Austin Area
Property owners in the Austin region often face condemnation related to:
How Dawson & Sodd Assists Austin Area Property Owners
Dawson & Sodd effectively represents Austin and Central Texas landowners in eminent domain cases by:
Our Experience in Travis County and Central Texas
Offer: $389,323 >> Final: $3,220,000 – Central Texas Property
When TxDOT condemned 28 acres of Central Texas property for a rest stop, their initial offer to our client was $389,323. After a jury trial and appeal, the final net recovery to our client was $3,220,000.
Offer: $199,507 >> Final: $1,500,000 – Ranch Property in Central Texas
A Central Texas landowner was initially offered $199,507 for a partial taking on his ranch property for a high-pressure natural gas pipeline easement. The final net recovery to our client was $1,500,000.
Offer: $900,000 >> Final: $1,355,000 – Convenience Store in Bell County
When an entire property with an operating convenience store in Bell County was condemned, our client was initially offered $900,000. The final net recovery was $1,355,000.
Related Texas Eminent Domain Information
Learn more about the condemnation process and your rights:
Your Landowner Rights
Learn protections regarding surveys, notices, and treatment.
The Texas Condemnation Process
Learn the step-by-step procedure to know your rights.
Securing Just Compensation
Discover how fair value and damages are determined in your case.
Overview of Texas Eminent Domain
Return to our main eminent domain overview page.
Contact Our Team to
Discuss Your Austin Case
If your property in Austin, Travis County, or the surrounding Central Texas region is subject to eminent domain, Dawson & Sodd offers experienced legal representation focused on your needs. We are ready to help you understand your rights and options.
Please call our main office to schedule your free, confidential consultation. We regularly work with clients in the Austin area and can arrange meetings accordingly.
