Warren and Casey finished a jury trial in October of 2021 in which their clients’ home was being condemned for a new highway. Their clients had assembled over 250 acres of land in Gulf Shores, Alabama, and they had improved it with a home that was over 7,000 SF in size. The home was located inside a 5/8 mile race-horse practice track. A new State highway project took about 22 acres of land, the home, the racetrack, and a pond, and it left their property divided by the new highway. The State Department of Transportation put on evidence that it owed around $1.3 million. The jury returned a verdict for over $2.9 million, and after adding prejudgment interest, the final judgment amount was $3,694,118. This final judgment amount was nearly three times more than the State’s position of what it owed, and it was the just compensation that the homeowners were entitled to.
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