The North Carolina Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) recently announced that it will be widening Murchison Road from Interstate 295 to the U.S. 401 Bypass in Fayetteville. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2025, but the D.O.T. will soon begin “taking” private property along the road to make room for the expansion.

EMINENT DOMAIN

Eminent domain allows state, federal and local governments to condemn private property or land for public use. Although the expansion of Murchison Road is necessary for the growth of the city of Fayetteville, many landowners and property owners are facing condemnation by the government.

Is your property being impacted by a North Carolina D.O.T. project? We can fight for you. There are laws in North Carolina that protect you and your right to fair compensation for the loss or damage of your land, business, or home.

The professional eminent domain attorneys at The Richardson Firm have represented many local landowners that have had their property taken due to road construction projects. Our goal is to successfully negotiate and litigate your case to ensure fair and proper compensation. Our experienced attorneys will stand against the government on your behalf.

CONTACT OUR FAYETTEVILLE ATTORNEYS

If you want to learn more about how our eminent domain lawyers can represent you, please call us today at (910) 488-5050 for a free initial consultation. Let our Fayetteville attorneys fight for you.

The I-295 Project: Will You Be Affected?

The Fayetteville Outer Loop (I-295) is currently under construction in order to complete the western portion from U.S. 401 Business/Ramsey Street to I-95. Both Cumberland and Robeson counties will be impacted by the project. The first phase of the project opened in 2005 and the ongoing construction of the current phase is scheduled to be completed in December 2016.

Eminent domain allows state, federal and local governments to condemn private property or land for public use, such as the construction of I-295. Although the expansion of the interstate is necessary for the growth of the city of Fayetteville, many landowners and property owners are facing condemnation by the government.

Let Us Protect Your Property Rights

Is your property being impacted by the progress of I-295 in Fayetteville? We can fight for you. There are laws in North Carolina concerning eminent domain that protect you and your right to fair compensation for the loss or damage of your land, business, or home.

The professional eminent domain attorneys at The Richardson Firm have represented many local landowners that have had their property taken due to previous construction phases of I-295. Our goal is to successfully negotiate and litigate your case to ensure fair and proper compensation. Our experienced attorneys will stand against the government on your behalf.

Contact Our Fayetteville Attorneys

If you want to learn more about how our eminent domain lawyers can represent you, please call us today at (910) 488-5050 for a free initial consultation. Let our Fayetteville attorneys fight for you.

On September 18, 2015, Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC, a company formed by four major U.S. Energy Companies, filed an application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission requesting authorization to construct a natural gas pipeline in North Carolina. According to publications by Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC, the company will be acquiring a permanent 50-foot right-of-way for the pipe. The same publication notes that additional right of way will be needed to construct the pipeline. The plans for this project show the pipeline impacting the following counties in North Carolina:

• Cumberland
• Halifax
• Johnston
• Nash
• Northampton
• Robeson
• Sampson
• Wilson

Let Us Help Protect Your Property Rights
If your property is affected by this pipeline, it is important to remember that you have certain rights under the North Carolina and the United States Constitutions, including the right to just compensation for the loss in fair market value to your property that this project may cause. The professional attorneys at The Richardson Firm have represented a substantial amount eminent domain cases in Cumberland County and Southeastern North Carolina, giving you the experience you need. Our goal is to help you obtain full and just compensation for your property that is affected by this project.

Contact The Richardson Firm
Want to learn more about how our law firm can assist you in protecting your legal and financial rights? Contact us now or call 910-488-5050 to schedule your free consultation!