Lewis Rice Rails to Trails

New Jersey 101.5 recently highlighted a settlement securing $532,000 for four Hudson Valley landowners affected by the Beacon–Hopewell Junction rail to trail project.

Lewis Rice represented the landowners, building on more than $1.06 million previously recovered along this corridor.

Learn more: https://www.lewisrice.com/news/lewis-rice-obtains-532226-in-compensation-for-landowners-in-dutchess-and-putnam-counties

94.3 Lite FM is the latest outlet to cover a settlement securing over $500,000 for four Hudson Valley landowners affected by the Beacon–Hopewell Junction rail-to-trail project.

Lewis Rice represented the landowners, building on more than $1.06 million previously recovered along this corridor.

Learn more: https://www.lewisrice.com/news/lewis-rice-obtains-532226-in-compensation-for-landowners-in-dutchess-and-putnam-counties

Meghan and Lindsay recently traveled to Iowa, where they were featured and referenced in media coverage surrounding a proposed rail trail project connecting Des Moines and Grimes.

The potential trail would repurpose a 12-mile rail corridor spanning multiple communities, raising important legal considerations for nearby landowners.

Read more: https://www.lewisrice.com/news/lewis-rice-featured-in-media-coverage-on-proposed-central-iowa-trail-project

Lindsay and Meghan recently traveled to Knoxville, Tennessee for cases involving the SoKno Trail and Art Walk. During their visit, they met with adjacent landowners to help them better understand their rights.

Their on-site visit reflects Lewis Rice’s hands-on approach to Rails-to-Trails matters and commitment to serving landowners nationwide.

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The Rails to Trails team enjoyed celebrating at the firm’s third annual Bloom Bar event.

Lindsay Brinton was quoted in a recent Times Herald-Record article saying, “There are still many more people eligible to file a claim,” related to the Beacon Line rail-to-trail project. The story also highlights a settlement awarding more than $532,000 to four Hudson Valley landowners.

If you think your property may have been affected by this taking, call (314) 444-7777 to explore whether you may be eligible for compensation.

Lindsay Brinton and Meghan Largent met with landowners in Eureka and Fontana, CA for town-hall style discussions about the potential rail to trail conversions in the area. They shared key details, answered questions, and listened closely to landowner feedback throughout the meeting.

A recent Hudson Valley Post story highlights a meaningful win for Hudson Valley landowners impacted by the Beacon-to-Connecticut border rail corridor conversion. Lewis Rice helped four landowners recover $532,226 in compensation—part of more than $1.5 million recovered for landowners along this trail to date.

Read more: https://www.lewisrice.com/news/lewis-rice-obtains-532226-in-compensation-for-landowners-in-dutchess-and-putnam-counties

The Highlands Current recently covered a settlement securing $532,000 for four Hudson Valley landowners affected by the Beacon–Hopewell Junction rail to trail project. Lewis Rice represented the landowners, building on more than $1.06 million previously recovered along this corridor.

Click the link to read more: https://www.lewisrice.com/news/lewis-rice-obtains-532226-in-compensation-for-landowners-in-dutchess-and-putnam-counties

Grateful for feedback like this. Thank you to Lance D. for trusting Lewis Rice attorneys Meghan Largent and Lindsay Brinton. Our team is committed to guiding landowners through Rails to Trails takings claims and pursuing the compensation they’re owed.

Learn more: https://www.railstotrailslaw.com/testimonials