Wink to Webster Pipeline Changes

We have learned about Wink to Webster Pipeline changes that indicate that construction will start again.  Landowner Condemnation Rights Attorney Philip Hundl describes those changes in this video.  Please call or text 800-266-4870 for an appointment with Mr. Hundl.

Summary of the Wink to Webster Pipeline Changes Video

Hi, I’m Philip Hundl. I’m an attorney who represents landowners facing condemnation cases, particularly facing condemnation matters from pipeline companies. 

Today I’d like to give you just a brief update on the Wink to Webster Pipeline changes. This was a pipeline that we started dealing with last year in representing landowners, and then it was put on hold abruptly. 

Interestingly, I believe some landowners had reached agreements, and then the pipeline project was put on hold, and they never received their compensation. Those are just stories I’ve heard. No one that I’ve represented has been in that situation. 

So it appears that the Wink to Webster Pipeline is being cranked up again. The landowners who reached deals will hopefully get paid now.  The property owners who haven’t reached deals will be contacted again by right of way agents trying to work out some arrangements. 

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  About Attorney Philip Hundl

  

  Philip J. Hundl’s law firm is Land Rights Law, PLLC. His practice focuses on helping landowners in litigation including condemnation and eminent domain, land partitions, easement and boundary disputes, and land dispute mediation.

  Before returning home to Wharton County, Mr. Hundl practiced law with the international law firm of Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP, now Norton Rose Fulbright, in its San Antonio and Houston offices, primarily in the areas of products liability, commercial litigation and international arbitration. He received his Juris Doctorate law degree from the University of Denver, College of Law. Mr. Hundl is admitted to practice law in all state courts of Texas, and in the Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western Federal District Courts of Texas.

  If you have questions about condemnation and your rights as a landowner, please call 800-266-4870 for an appointment with Philip Hundl. You can also get a no-obligation case evaluation by clicking this link and completing the form.