Erie, Pennsylvania Eminent Domain Attorneys

Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 5 Erie attorneys and 2 law firms.

Christine Hall McClure

Pennsylvania Eminent Domain attorney at Knox McLaughlin Gornall and Sennett with 49 years of experience

120 West 10th Street, Erie, PA

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Craig A. Zonna

Pennsylvania Eminent Domain attorney at Elderkin Law Firm with 32 years of experience

150 East 8th Street, Erie, PA

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Jennifer E. Gornall

Pennsylvania Eminent Domain attorney at Knox McLaughlin Gornall and Sennett with 29 years of experience

120 West 10th Street, Erie, PA

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Stacey K. Baltz

Pennsylvania Eminent Domain attorney at Elderkin Law Firm with 19 years of experience

150 East 8th Street, Erie, PA

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Timothy M. Sennett

Pennsylvania Eminent Domain attorney at Knox McLaughlin Gornall and Sennett with 41 years of experience

120 West 10th Street, Erie, PA

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Need help with an eminent domain matter?

Eminent domain gives the state, local or federal government the right to assume ownership of your real estate property, residential or commercial, for public use in exchange for fair compensation. An eminent domain attorney may be retained to challenge the government’s valuation for compensation, negotiate the timing or its need to take your property entirely. The eminent domain process can be intimidating and overwhelming – an experienced attorney is essential.

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