MINNEAPOLIS, MN, January 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) Nationwide eminent domain law firm Biersdorf & Associates announces the launch of its new website, expanded to include even more information, additional resources and interactive functions. Located at http://www.condemnation-law.com, the site was developed as a tool for property owners who are facing the seizure of their property by a government authority through the eminent domain process.
"The goal for our new website is simple: provide property owners with as much information on the eminent domain laws in their state as possible," said Dan Biersdorf, lead attorney for Biersdorf & Associates. "We want this site to be the primary eminent domain resource for property owners around the country."
The site provides eminent domain information specific to each U.S. state. Users will find a comprehensive, easy-to-understand summary of property owner rights in their state as well as a report card grade rating the state on its efforts to protect private property owners and their rights. Also included is a review of whether attorney fees can be recovered in that area and a flow chart detailing the eminent domain process in their state.
"Our new site reflects our business - we can assist owners in every state around the country, so therefore we provide information on the eminent domain laws in every state," Biersdorf said.
Another new feature of the site is an eminent domain blog written specifically for property owners who are encountering eminent domain. The blog discusses the wide variety of issues that property owners will face in the eminent domain process, from speaking with government authorities to hiring their own appraiser to accepting or declining an offer.
The site also tracks eminent domain projects occurring across the country today and shares eminent domain case studies common amongst property owners affected by eminent domain.
"Before people purchase a car, house, or even a TV, they usually conduct some degree of market research. This same due diligence also applies to an eminent domain claim," Biersdorf said. "Before speaking to the authorities, hiring an attorney or accepting an offer, you should conduct research to know your rights. The frustration many people feel is the lack of information available to them. This website changes all of that. Now there is a resource available to property owners anywhere in the country who are facing eminent domain."
New resources and information will be continually added, and when a state passes or amends an eminent domain statute, the site will be updated immediately to reflect this change.
"Property ownership is a fundamental right of Americans. We don't take it lightly when this right is threatened. Therefore, property owners need to arm themselves with as much information as possible if they are going to be successful in their eminent domain claim," Biersdorf said. "This website provides the information a property owner needs to be successful dealing with eminent domain."
Biersdorf & Associates is a nationwide eminent domain law firm that exclusively battles the government on behalf of property owners to recover their claims for losses occurring in eminent domain and other property valuation cases.
Website: http://www.condemnation-law.com
Eminent Domain Website Containing Property Rights Information in All 50 States was Recently Launched by Biersdorf & Associates
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[Press-News.org] Eminent Domain Website Containing Property Rights Information in All 50 States was Recently Launched by Biersdorf & AssociatesBiersdorf & Associates recently launched an expanded and more robust website containing information on the eminent domain process, property rights, and eminent domain attorney fee recovery statutes in all 50 states.