Dan Gattis
Dan Gattis is a Texas Trial Lawyer who has fought on the side of Texans for more than 20 years, including serving the People of Texas as a Criminal Prosecutor for 7 years and serving nearly a decade as a State Representative in the Texas House of Representatives.
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Eminent Domain and Condemnation in Texas: A Straightforward Guide for Landowners
Navigating the complexities of eminent domain can be a challenge, especially when it’s your land at stake. This guide is designed with you in mind
Dan Gattis: A Legacy of Service to Texas and the Beef Industry
In the heart of Texas, where history and tradition intertwine, one man stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of service. Meet Dan Gattis,
A Sixth-Generation Cattle Rancher Preserving Texas Grasslands
The full story originally published April 4, 2023 on Austin Monthly by Saba Rahimian. In the outskirts of Georgetown, Texas, lies the Edwards Plateau, an expansive
Landowner Resources
Discover the key elements of eminent domain and condemnation in Texas: government authority, just compensation, and public use requirements. Understand your rights with this free legal guide.
If your property is at risk of being seized, understanding the power behind eminent domain and the process of condemnation is crucial. Find answers to frequently asked questions here.
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As a rancher and landowner himself, Dan Gattis understands firsthand the priorities and problems of private-property owners and shares the deep ties, emotions, and values of families that have lived and worked the land — many for generations.