Miami Inverse Condemnation Lawyer

Have your property or property rights been taken without notice or full compensation? Have you received no property damage compensation and no explanation regarding a taking of your residential, investment, or commercial real estate? If you have legal questions in your inverse condemnation case, consult with an experienced lawyer at the law office of Brian P. Patchen.

Know Your Property Rights
If your access to a vital roadway has been taken due to a development project, you may have an inverse condemnation case if the government has failed to offer full compensation for the property damage that has occurred to your real estate. If public use of nearby property has negatively impacted your private property's basic utility, we can help you protect your rights as a property owner. Our law firm also protects our clients' right to develop and improve their property when the government tries to prevent them from doing so.

Get Full compensation for Inverse Condemnation
The government, as the condemning authority, is required to offer just and full compensation to you as the property owner. If you are still waiting for this to happen, wait no longer to contact an attorney who can give your case the attention it deserves.

Put Your Confidence in Our Team
Rather than consulting with a large firm that may put their junior counsel on your case, put our founding attorney's 20-plus years of experience to work on your side of the case. An inverse condemnation proceeding requires savvy legal professionalism backed by a team of experts, so we consult regularly with a seasoned network of real estate appraisers, accountants, and engineers who can give credence to your inverse condemnation case.

Founding attorney Brian P. Patchen, a board certified civil trial lawyer by the Florida Bar, is often asked by his peers in the legal community to speak publicly on inverse condemnation issues at Continuing Legal Education classes and conferences. Our clients benefit from our well-rounded professionalism and well-respected body of inverse condemnation experience.

For a free initial consultation to discuss your inverse condemnation case with an experienced lawyer who can resolve your case, contact us at the law office of Brian P. Patchen. We also counsel clients in the practice areas of eminent domain and business damages. We can meet with our clients during weekend and evening hours by appointment.

Law Office of Brian P. Patchen

1000 Brickell Avenue, Suite 1112
Miami, FL 33131
Phone: 305-372-1112
Fax: 305-372-3691
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From its law office in Miami, Florida, the law firm of Brian P. Patchen serves clients in Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Fort Pierce, Naples, Fort Myers, Sarasota, Tampa, Orlando, Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Brevard County, Palm Beach County, St. Lucie County, Collier County, Lee County, Sarasota County, Orange County, Monroe County, and Hillsborough County.