Burke Eminent Domain partner Alan A. Sozio will present “What Appraisers Don’t Understand About Depositions and Testifying in Court, and What They Need to Know” at the CLE International /Eminent Domain Institute’s 26th annual California Eminent Domain Conference, taking place on February 8-9, 2023, at the Hotel Fera in Anaheim, California. The CLE-accredited Conference will provide multiple perspectives on the…
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Burke Partner Alan Sozio to Present at the 25th Annual Eminent Domain Conference
Burke partner Alan Sozio will speak at the 25th Annual California Eminent Domain Conference in Anaheim on “The Domino Effect on Goodwill and FF&E (Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment).” Click here for more information and to register.
Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP Expands Eminent Domain Practice with Brenda Aguilar-Guerrero
Burke, Williams & Sorensen, LLP is pleased to announce that Brenda Aguilar-Guerrero has joined the firm’s Eminent Domain and Inverse Condemnation practice group as a partner. Brenda has represented public entities on complex eminent domain and inverse condemnation matters for more than 25 years and has assisted clients with large, complex multibillion-dollar infrastructure projects requiring…
Burke partners Alan Sozio, Nicholas Muscolino and Chad Herrington to present at the 22nd Annual Eminent Domain Conference in Northern California
On October 13 and 14, 2022, three Burke attorneys will be presenting at the 22nd Annual Northern California Eminent Domain Conference at the Hilton Union Square, San Francisco. Alan Sozio will be presenting on the topic of highest & best use and its effect on goodwill and fixtures & equipment. Nicholas Muscolino and Chad Herrington…
Getting Your Property Back: Rutgard and CCP section 1245.245
Mr. Sozio will discuss the recent case of Rutgard v. City of Los Angeles, which deals with a public agency’s obligation to offer the property taken to the former owner if it is not used after ten years, as well as other intricacies of Section 1245.245 of the Code of Civil Procedure. The conference agenda…
Order of Possession Pitfalls: Determining Who Are “Occupants” When Serving a Motion for Prejudgment Possession
The Eminent Domain Law allows condemning agencies to ask for permission to obtain possession of the condemned property before trial. This involves filing a motion with the court and serving a copy of the motion “on the record owner of the property and on the occupants, if any.” See Code of Civil Procedure §1255.410(b). Determining…