$60M Amtrak Condemnation Settlement

Amtrak v. Weehawken Property Owner

A Weehawken waterfront parcel was sold to Amtrak for $60 million after an eminent domain settlement secured by Carlin, Ward, Ash & Heiart. The result represents one of the largest condemnation settlements in New Jersey history and reflects the firm's ability to negotiate maximum just compensation for property owners facing government acquisition.

The property was targeted by Amtrak for infrastructure expansion along the Hudson River corridor. CWAH attorneys marshalled appraisal evidence and expert testimony to demonstrate the full development potential of the waterfront site, ultimately driving the settlement to a record figure.

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Other Suits & Deals

Additional condemnation verdicts and settlements from Carlin, Ward, Ash & Heiart.

$18.6M Condemnation Verdict

Jersey City Redevelopment Authority v. Kerrigan

A Hudson County jury awarded $18.6 million to the owner of 3.4 waterfront acres taken by the Jersey City Redevelopment Authority for a high-rise project. The authority offered $1.25 million,...

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$5.15M Condemnation Settlement

New Jersey School Construction v. Ruggiero Seafood Co.

The New Jersey School Construction Co., a state fund that finances school development in urban districts under Abbott v. Burke, paid $5.15 million for a Newark seafood plant to build...

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$3.2M Condemnation Settlement

Township of Livingston v. Zheng

The Township of Livingston acquired our client’s property for the location of a new Department of Public Works facility. After a commissioners’ hearing, a settlement was reached in which the...

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