
Home \| Practice Areas \| Attorney Profile \| Articles \| Contact Us \| E-Mail Us

Eminent Domain & Real Estate Articles

Firm principal Barry Springer has written articles and columns on the topic of federal and state eminent domain / condemnation law for Illinois legal publications and for industry and consumer publications. He has been a cited source for the Chicago and Illinois media in eminent domain articles and has been a guest on several local Chicago radio and TV news shows, including a segment on WTTW-Chicago's Chicago Tonight, explaining the changes in Illinois eminent domain law.

Click on the following to read some of Mr. Springer's key published articles.

• "When Government Wants Your Property," Realty Forum, Chicago Sun-Times
• "'American Rule' Governs Eminent Domain," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
• "Knowledge of Due Process Essential When Fighting for Fair Settlement," Chicago Industrial Properties
• "The Exercise of Home Rule Eminent Domain Power for Redevelopment Issues," Illinois Municipal Review
• "Developers' Interest in Land Undercuts Bid to Condemn," Chicago Law Bulletin
• "Testimony on Comparable Sales Properly Barred," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
• "Wheeling Case Defines TIF Standards," Illinois Municipal Review
• "Proposed 3d Airport Need's Bar's Attention," Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
• "Pollution Irrelevant in Assessing Worth in Takings Proceedings," Environmental Compliance & Litigation Strategy

Copyright © 2006-2010. Barry A. Springer, P.C. All rights reserved. Law Firm Website by Caroline Andrew & Associates, LLC. Home | Site Map | Disclaimer

Barry A. Springer, P.C. represents the interests of residential and commercial property owners and tenants throughout the state of Illinois, including Cook County, DuPage County, McHenry County, Kane County, Kendall County, Lake County, Kankakee County, and Will County. Mr. Springer also represents property owners in Wisconsin, Michigan and Indiana, including Lake County, Porter County, Newton County, La Porte County, Jasper County, St. Joseph County, Elkhart County, Benton County and White County.