What if I am involved in litigation because of a municipality “eminent domain” valuation and monetary damages dispute?
The implementation of most municipality plans are not intrinsically beneficial and do lead to litigation. Many municipality challenges require that a dealer be aware of the dealership value before and after the application of the municipality’s land-taking, land-swapping, or other plan. The first step is to hire a qualified automobile dealership appraiser, one who will include an opinion of the impact of the municipality strategy on the dealership value – a “Damage Model”. The litigation always requires an appraisal, which projects the lost value (damages) incurred by the installation of the municipality plan. You must require that the appraiser be prepared to reinforce the damages opinion by offering “expert witness” services.
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