Justin Hodge with Marrs Ellis and Hodge presented at the 2022 ALI CLE Eminent Domain Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. You can see the action here:
www.linkedin.com/posts/amy-weinberg-b7aa91b_legalethics-eminentdomain2022-activity-6892940311283195904-iWms
Special thanks to Robert Thomas and Joe Waldo on a terrific conference. Also, thank
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