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Easements in Texas provide individuals or entities like utility companies with the right to use or access a person’s property for a particular purpose. It’s...

When a government decides to acquire property through the exercise of its eminent domain authority, it only takes into account the market value of the...

For many Texas property owners, the first notice they get that their land is being considered for condemnation is in the form of a “right...

Look for Dawson & Sodd, LLP this month in Bloomberg Businessweek and Fortune & Money magazines! The article gives an in-depth look at our firm’s...

This is Part 5 of a series of blog posts on important inverse condemnation cases. Previous pasts have addressed: Part 1: What Is The Takings...

This is Part 4 of a series of blog posts on important cases in the history of inverse condemnation claims. Previous pasts have addressed: Part...

This is the third blog in a series about key cases in inverse condemnation. Previous blog posts discussed the meaning of the Takings Clause and...

Dawson & Sodd is incredibly proud to sponsor these Corsicana ag mechanics students in their portable aquaponics project. Law firm partner Jody Sodd McSpadden’s son,...

Jody Sodd McSpadden, a partner with Dawson & Sodd, was featured in the March 2018 issue of the Greater Dallas Edition of Attorney at Law...

This blog is the second in a series of posts on significant inverse condemnation cases. In the first blog, we discussed Tarrant Regional Water District...