Eminent Domain and Condemnation

Texas is planning a major expansion of 765 kV transmission lines across the state. These large power line projects may affect rural landowners, farms, ranches, and development property through proposed easements, survey access, routing decisions, and potential condemnation. Texas Is Planning Major New Transmission Projects Texas is entering a new phase of electric transmission development. […]

Land Rights Law was proud to attend and co-sponsor the 43rd Annual ALI-CLE Eminent Domain and Land Valuation Litigation Conference, held in Savannah, Georgia, January 22 – January 24, 2026. Known as the premier national gathering for eminent domain attorneys and related professionals, this conference brings together leaders from across the country to share insight,

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In this video, Land Rights Law Attorney Philip Hundl emphasizes the importance of checking the pipeline construction staking on your property with the plat describing the easement. You can contact Philip by calling 800-266-4870 or texting 979-320-9320. Our offices are in Wharton County, but we help landowners all over Texas. Understanding Pipeline Construction Staking: Essential

In this video, Philip talks about landowners being asked for survey access and also asked to complete questionnaires in connection with the DeLa Express pipeline project. You can set up a meeting with Philip by calling 800-266-4870 or texting 979-320-9320. Meetings can be online, by phone or in person at our offices in Wharton County.

In this video, Land Rights Lawyer Philip Hundl shows you how surface sites can be screened with opaque fencing. If Philip can help guide you through the condemnation process, please call 800-266-4870 or text 979-320-9320 to set up a meeting. Philip helps landowners all over Texas and he can meet with you in person, online

If you’re a landowner in the path of the DeLa Express Pipeline or any pipeline project, you should work with an experienced eminent domain attorney to protect your rights through the process. If we can help you, please call our office at 800-266-4870 or text us at 979-320-9320 to set up a meeting with Landowner

Hi everyone, Phil Hundl here with an important pipeline alert regarding the DeLa Express pipeline project. This massive 690-mile pipeline, associated with Moss Lake Partners, will stretch across Texas and end near Lake Charles, Louisiana. As a landowner who may be affected by this project, it’s crucial that you understand your rights and the condemnation

Is your property affected by a road expansion project in Texas? In this video, eminent domain and property condemnation attorney Philip Hundl talks about information you should be aware of if you are impacted by road projects anywhere in Texas. Call 800-266-4870 to meet with Philip. Summary of Eminent Domain and Landowners Affected by Road

Philip Hundl, a landowner rights attorney, explains the differences between eminent domain and condemnation, the process of condemnation, and the rights of landowners facing condemnation proceedings. Hi, I’m Philip Hundl. I’m an attorney in Wharton County. My practice primarily focuses on representing landowners facing condemnation proceedings. The terms eminent domain and condemnation often come up.

In this video, Landowner Rights Attorney Philip Hundl describes the Tres Palacious Lateral pipeline affecting landowners in Wharton County, Texas. Don’t try to navigate the condemnation process without experienced legal help. You can setup a meeting with Philip by calling 800-266-4870 or texting 979-320-9320. We can meet with you in person at our office in