Laura S. Manion - a Houston, United States Eminent Domain/Condemnation Cases Lawyer

Houston Eminent Domain/Condemnation Cases Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

Areas of Practice

Eminent Domain/Condemnation Cases

Attorney Information

Overview

Laura has experience representing property owners in a wide variety of acquisitions, including roadway widening projects, easement acquisitions, and fee takings of properties from vacant land to retail and special use buildings. Laura has also represented property owners pursuing regulatory takings and inverse condemnation claims where the government restricts use of the property without payment of just compensation.

Awards and Honors

Super Lawyers® Selectees

Laura S. Manion included in a Super Lawyers® list

Honors

Selected for inclusion in Texas Super Lawyers, 2024-2025

Other Sources of Feedback About Laura S. Manion

Included on the 2026 Texas Super Lawyers list

Past Lists

2025 Texas Super Lawyers list
2024 Texas Super Lawyers list

Education

Legal Education
- University of Virginia School of Law, Charlottesville, Virginia, 2008
  J.D.
  Law Journal: Journal of Law and Politics, Managing Editor
Non Legal Education
- Harvard University, 2005
  B.A.
  Major: History
  Major: Music

Current Employment Position(s)

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Condemnation Attorney
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Past Positions

Federal Clerkship, Honorable Lynn N. Hughes, Federal District Judge, Southern District of Texas

Bar Admissions

Texas
New York
New Jersey

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Contact

Houston, TX

811 Louisiana Street
Suite 2520
Houston, TX 77002

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Phone: 713-325-9703

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Website: https://www.mcfarlandpllc.com

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