Kinnon William Williams

Litigation primarily centered around eminent domain disputes. This is a fairly comprehensive area of the law and includes knowledge of environmental rules and regulations, zoning and development conditions as well as any other matter that may affect the value of property. This also requires an extensive understanding of the appraisal process and how values are arrived at.

31 years, 100 cases

My real estate practice focuses on eminent domain disputes, although I handle easements, complex use agreements and boundary line disputes including adverse possession cases. My primary focus is on resolving conflict without compromising the needs of my client.

31 years, 100 cases

In addition to working as special counsel for several municipalities throughout the state, I am general counsel for a number of special purpose districts. This requires a strong working knowledge of the Open Public Meetings Act; Open Public Records Act; Government Purchasing requirements and labor law.

31 years

In working with developers and property owners and government officials I assist in providing guidance and sometime litigating matters which are in dispute. This can include assisting in preparing variance applications; challenging hearing examiner decisions and obtaining easements from property owners in order to develop property. My focus is on finding creative ways to resolve conflicts to allow development to move forward.

31 years

I have been a community lawyer for close to a quarter century and have good working knowledge of "peoples" law - that being the general day to day legal issues such as simple wills, powers of attorneys and real estate matters that affect most everyone.

31 years