
Property Injury – Damage to Land & Trees

Destruction of trees and vegetation and other injury to real property occurs as the result of negligence, mistake or intentional act. Texas law provides remedies to landowners for damage to their lands resulting from the acts of another.
Our San Antonio Real Estate Lawyers intimately understand the legal complexities governing the measure of compensation due to an injured landowner. Whether acres of trees in a heavily wooded area are clear cut, or an overly zealous carelessly damages your prized oak, we can help.
The recovery available for damage to real property turns on the duration of the injury (temporary versus permanent), and the nature of the harm (the extent to which the value of the property as a whole is diminished). We are experienced in determining costs of restoring damaged land, calculating loss of fair market value (diminution), and proving the intrinsic damage of destroyed vegetation.
We have obtained significant recoveries for clients from neighboring landowners, land services/clearing contractors, real estate brokers and surveyors who caused or contributed to tree destruction and other damage to land. Our past cases have involved confusion over the location of property boundaries, misplaced fences, inaccurate surveys and carelessness.
If another has damaged your property by clearing, cutting trees, disturbing soil or constructing roadways or other improvements, you may be entitled to compensation.
CALL NOW
210.354.7600
Hours
Monday-Friday
8:30am – 5pm
16607 Blanco Rd., Suite 501
San Antonio, Texas 78232

Zoning Contingencies in Real Estate Contracts
WHAT IS A ZONING CONTINGENCY? A zoning contingency is a provision in a real estate contract that conditions the obligations of one party (usually the buyer) upon successful modification to the property's zoning designation. Zoning contingencies are frequently used...

Texas Nudges Feds to Pressure Mexico for Water
The Texas Legislature is seeking assistance from the United States government in its efforts to secure delivery of water owed by Mexico under a decades old treaty. This week, both the Texas House and Texas Senate saw concurrent resolution filings urging the U.S State...

4 Things To Do When Faced with a Landlock
WHAT IS A "LANDLOCK"? In real estate, the term "landlocked" refers to the circumstance where a piece of property has no legal access to a road or highway. To be truly "landlocked" a property must literally have no means of access, regardless how circuitous or...