At the Law Office of Bryan P. Lynch, P.C., we provide experienced counsel to homeowners and businesses facing the difficult legal issues that arise from the government's exercise of its eminent domain power. We effectively represent clients in condemnation proceedings to secure the full and just compensation to which they are entitled, and to obtain for benefits under the federal Uniform Relocation Act. In addition, we represent clients in real estate and business transactions, whether or not related to a government taking.
Attorney Bryan Lynch brings 15 years of experience in both the public and private sectors to assist clients in Chicago and the collar counties. In all matters, we take the time to understand your individual situation, explain your options, and guide you toward making informed decisions.
If you own a business or a home and the local, state or federal government has threatened to take your property for public or private use, including a roadway, park, public utility, commercial development or tax increment financing project, we provide knowledgeable and skilled counsel in all legal matters related to the taking, from preparing for an anticipated condemnation to determining whether the exercise of the government's power is legal to securing the just compensation you are owed for the loss of your property. We can help you through every type of condemnation scenario or issue. For more information, see our Eminent Domain and Condemnation page and our Condemnation Page.
If you anticipate that your property may be completely taken or significantly impacted by the government in a condemnation action, you may have the right to receive benefits under the federal Uniform Relocation Act, which provides for assistance, compensation for business re-establishment costs, moving expenses, certain real estate fees and costs, and other expenses incurred as a result of your displacement. With over a decade of experience in property rights law, Attorney Lynch is prepared to ensure that you understand and receive all the benefits to which you are entitled under the Act. See our Relocation Claims page to learn more.
The government's exercise of its eminent domain powers can wreak havoc with commercial property holders and industrial landowners. If your business is going to be displaced as a result of a condemnation action, we can help you understand your options regarding your business operations. If you decide to continue operations, we can assist with the transition. We can also help you with any real estate and business issue that results from the condemnation, including the negotiation and preparation of real estate agreements, and drafting business documents related to acquisitions, mergers or other transactions. In addition, we can provide all these services in real property cases independent of a governmental taking. To learn more, please visit our real estate and business transactions page.
If you are a corporation, developer, investor, property owner or business owner who has been charged with a municipal code violation, whether it involves the Departments of Buildings, Streets and Sanitation, Consumer Services, Transportation or Environment, turn to us for skilled and experienced representation. As a former Assistant Corporation Counsel for the City of Chicago, Attorney Lynch has the depth of knowledge it takes to represent you effectively. He will carefully evaluate the alleged ordinance violations and vigorously advocate on your behalf at all contested hearings before the City of Chicago Department of Administrative Hearings or the Circuit Court of Cook County.
In addition, our firm offers experienced counsel on other municipal matters, such as licensing, compliance and certification. For all these issues, we will help you navigate the applicable administrative process.
Count on an experienced eminent domain lawyer to guide you effectively through the condemnation and relocation process. Contact us for a free initial consultation. We are open from 9 am until 5 pm, Monday through Friday, and evening and weekend hours are available by appointment.
Law Office of Bryan P. Lynch, P.C.
734 North Wells Street
Chicago, IL 60654
Phone: 312-573-2727
Fax: 312-573-2728
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