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Land Rights Law, PLLC Land Rights Law Protects Your Texas Landowner Rights in Condemnation and Eminent Domain Matters

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Thank you, Kari, for your kind words and recommendation.Clear, timely communication matters, especially when y...
06/17/2026

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Thank you, Kari, for your kind words and recommendation.

Clear, timely communication matters, especially when your property rights are at stake. We are grateful for the opportunity to provide informed guidance and helpful support to Texas landowners throughout the process.

If you have questions about eminent domain, condemnation, pipelines, power lines, or road projects in Texas, contact Land Rights Law today.

Texas landowners: several new 765 kV transmission line projects are being planned across the state, and these large powe...
06/16/2026

Texas landowners: several new 765 kV transmission line projects are being planned across the state, and these large power line projects may impact private property through survey access, easements, route placement, and potential condemnation.

If your land may be affected, it is important to understand your rights before signing any agreement.

Project information is now available at:
https://txcondemnationrights.com/eminent-domain-projects/texas-765-kv-transmission-line-projects/

Protect your land. Understand your rights. Contact Land Rights Law if you have received a notice, survey request, or easement offer.

Call 800.266.4870, text 979.320.9320, or go to https://landrights-law.com/ for assistance.

06/05/2026

In this video, Attorney Philip Hundl shows a large staging area where pipe is stored, moved, and loaded for construction. What may have recently been pasture or row crop land can quickly become a major work zone with heavy equipment, terracing, and truck traffic.

For landowners, it is important to understand every part of the project footprint — not just where the pipeline will be buried, but also temporary workspaces, access areas, staging areas, and how your land will be restored.

If you are impacted by a pipeline project, make sure you understand your rights before signing any documents.

📍 Learn more at TxCondemnationRights.com
📞 Contact Land Rights Law to discuss your property rights. Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320

06/03/2026

Our mission is simple: to bring clarity to a process that can feel overwhelming.

When landowners are facing condemnation or eminent domain, transparency matters. We help explain the process, outline the steps, and provide guidance so property owners can make informed decisions about their land.

Your land. Your rights. Our focus.

Learn more at LandRights-Law.com or visit TxCondemnationRights.com for educational resources.
Call us 800.266.4870
Text us 979.320.9320

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Thank you, Angela, for your kind words and trust in Attorney Philip Hundl and the Land Rights Law team.We are ...
05/27/2026

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Thank you, Angela, for your kind words and trust in Attorney Philip Hundl and the Land Rights Law team.

We are grateful for the opportunity to stand with landowners, keep them informed, and fight for their rights every step of the way.

If you are facing an eminent domain or condemnation matter in Texas, contact our team to learn more about your rights.

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Memorial Day 🇺🇸Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our co...
05/25/2026

Memorial Day 🇺🇸

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

May we never forget the courage, commitment, and sacrifice of those who gave their lives to protect our freedoms.

With gratitude, we remember.

Pipeline Watch: Gulf South Texas Gateway ProjectThe proposed Gulf South Texas Gateway Project includes approximately 155...
05/22/2026

Pipeline Watch: Gulf South Texas Gateway Project

The proposed Gulf South Texas Gateway Project includes approximately 155 miles of 36-inch to 42-inch pipe for a high-pressure natural gas pipeline spearheaded by Boardwalk/Gulf South.

The project is projected to begin in Panola County, run south through Shelby, San Augustine, Sabine, and Jasper Counties, and continue into Louisiana.

East Texas landowners may now be receiving initial offers, making it important to understand the proposed route, easement terms, temporary workspace, access roads, and overall impact to your property.

Find more details on our blog at TxCondemnationRights.com.

Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320 for a free consultation.

05/20/2026

Pipeline Alert: Gulf South Texas Gateway Project

Attorney Phil Hundl shares an update for East Texas landowners who may be impacted by the Gulf South Texas Gateway Project.

This proposed high-pressure natural gas pipeline includes approximately 155 miles of new 36-inch to 42-inch pipe, beginning in Panola County, running south through Shelby, San Augustine, Sabine, and Jasper Counties, and continuing into Louisiana.

Landowners may now be receiving initial offers after earlier survey access requests. Before signing anything, it is important to understand the proposed route, easement terms, permanent easement area, temporary workspace, access roads, and how the project may affect your property.

Landowners: If you are impacted by the Gulf South Texas Gateway Project, seek experienced guidance before making decisions about your land.

Learn more at TxCondemnationRights.com or LandRights-Law.com.
Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320

Pipeline Watch: Aspen Katy Hub ProjectProposed details include a 56-mile, 30-inch high-pressure gas pipeline spearheaded...
05/18/2026

Pipeline Watch: Aspen Katy Hub Project

Proposed details include a 56-mile, 30-inch high-pressure gas pipeline spearheaded by Aspen Midstream.

The route is expected to run from the southern part of Washington County, cut across the northern portion of Austin County, and continue into Waller County, ending at the Katy Hub interconnect.

If you are a landowner along a proposed pipeline route, it is important to understand your rights before granting survey access or signing documents.

Watch our video updates and learn more about Texas landowner rights at TxCondemnationRights.com.

Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320 for a free consultation.

05/15/2026

Attorney Philip Hundl shares an early pipeline alert on the proposed Aspen Katy Hub Project, a possible 56-mile, 30-inch high-pressure gas pipeline that may impact landowners in Washington, Austin, and Waller Counties.

Right-of-way agents with Defined Land Management are reportedly contacting landowners about survey access for possible routes. Before signing anything or allowing access to your property, make sure you understand your rights and their obligations.

Landowners: If you are contacted about the Aspen Katy Hub Pipeline or any other pipeline project, seek an experienced team to help you navigate the process.

Learn more at TxCondemnationRights.com and LandRights-Law.com.
Call 800.266.4870 or text 979.320.9320

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