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Stephon B. Bagne’s expertise in representing property owners in condemnation cases is widely recognized. Stephon has represented all types of property owners in a variety of situations including vacant and improved property, partial and total takings, easement and fee acquisitions, involving commercial and residential properties. He has won jury trials in courts throughout the State of Michigan and successfully defended those verdicts before the Michigan Court of Appeals. Stephon has prevailed in challenges of the necessity of takings and negotiated less onerous acquisitions in partial taking matters. He regularly speaks and writes about eminent domain and other real estate law issues for a variety of professional organizations. For a more complete bio, please click here.

 

 

 

 

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Continuing publicity about pipeline leaks demonstrates both their dangers and market awareness of those dangers.

One would expect older pipelines to have problems, including leaks. Indeed, the replacement of older pipelines is identified as a justification for constructing newer pipelines. However, even new pipelines can have problems. I have detailed problems that have occurred during pipeline construction, as exemplified by the problems surrounding the ET Rover pipeline. On Halloween, the most controversial pipeline constructed in recent history, the Keystone Pipeline, leaked. According to CNN, and a press release issued by TC Energy Company, “part of the Keystone 1 Pipeline in North Dakota was shut down after a leak of about 9,120 barrels of oil -- 383,040 gallons -- was discovered” resulting in 2,500 square yards being impacted by the released oil.


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