A Union County jury awarded $2 million to a motel seeking compensation from the city of Linden for taking land for a road-widening project. The city originally offered $115,000 but the motel objected on grounds the land was used for 15 parking spaces and the loss would substantially diminish the property value.
Carlin, Ward, Ash & Heiart LLC
$2M Condemnation Verdict
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