Future Eminent Domain Projects: Texas Transmission Grid Expansion
As Texas experiences rapid growth in both population and economic activity, the demand for electricity is rising at an unprecedented rate. To meet this demand, the state’s energy infrastructure is undergoing a major expansion. This includes a significant effort to build new transmission lines, driven by the growth of industries such as data centers, cryptocurrency […]
Navigating Eminent Domain and Condemnation Issues in Williamson County
A recent investigative report by KXAN News, which includes insights from eminent domain lawyer Dan Gattis, sheds light on the growing concerns among Williamson County landowners facing eminent domain as public infrastructure projects expand. With the county’s rapid population growth, more private property is being targeted for development, leaving many landowners uncertain about their rights […]
Navigating the DeLa Express Pipeline Project: What Landowners Need to Know
The proposed DeLa Express Pipeline is set to significantly impact Central Texas. With construction slated to begin in 2026 and conclude in 2028, this project will traverse several counties, including Mills, Hamilton, Coryell, McLennan, Falls, Bell, Robertson, Brazos, Milam and Grimes. Here, we outline the key details and what affected landowners should be aware of. […]
Navigating Williamson County’s Corridor K East Wilco Highway Project
Recently, Williamson County’s plan to construct the East Wilco Highway, including Corridor K, has stirred significant interest and worry among residents in Weir, Walburg, and Granger. Here, we break down the key points from a recent news article and offer insights for private landowners affected by this project. Understanding the Project and Community Concerns The […]
Texas Eminent Domain and Condemnation Law – A Landowner’s Guide to Rights and Processes
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 – offering clear, concise, and relatable insights into the world of property rights and legal processes. If you’ve received a notice about a potential eminent domain action or are amid […]
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 Texan, cattle rancher, trial lawyer, and board chairman of the Texas Beef Council. His story is one of heritage, passion, and a deep-rooted commitment to serving others. With […]
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 prairie that was once home to 470 native grasses and thriving buffalo herds. Dan Gattis, a sixth-generation cattle rancher and eminent attorney at Gattis Law Firm, is dedicated to preserving […]
Dan Gattis: A Recognized Advocate for Private Landowners in Eminent Domain and Condemnation
Dan Gattis has been honored as a Lawdragon 500 Leading Consumer Plaintiff Lawyer for 2023. This distinction highlights Dan Gattis’ exceptional expertise in representing private landowners facing eminent domain and condemnation proceedings. As a private landowner himself, Gattis brings firsthand understanding and unwavering dedication to his clients’ cases. His inclusion among the Lawdragon 500 showcases […]
Property Condemnation Case
Overview The Gattis Law Firm, working in conjunction with Co-Counsel, was able to obtain a substantial settlement in a property condemnation case. After attorneys fees and expenses, client received: $1,045,467.62 Challenge The initial offer of $111,865.79 as compensation to allow the condemning entity to place a crude oil pipeline on a tract of property located […]
Property Condemnation Case
Overview The Gattis Law Firm, working in conjunction with Co-Counsel, was able to obtain a substantial settlement in a property condemnation case. After attorneys fees and expenses, client received: $1,045,467.62 Challenge The initial offer of $111,865.79 as compensation to allow the condemning entity to place a crude oil pipeline on a tract of property located […]
