Updated July 27, 2026 When Pennsylvania landowners review a pipeline right-of-way agreement, they often focus on the buried pipeline. That is understandable. The landowner may review the route, easement width, compensation, temporary work space, construction damage, restoration, and whether the company has eminent domain authority. But pipeline agreements often involve more than a buried pipe…. Read more »
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Pipeline Eminent Domain and Condemnation Threats in Pennsylvania: What Landowners Should Know Before Signing
Updated June 16, 2026 When a pipeline company contacts a Pennsylvania landowner, the company representative may suggest that the project is inevitable. The landowner may be told: These statements can create pressure. But a Pennsylvania landowner should not assume that a pipeline company has the power to take property simply because a landman says so…. Read more »
What Pennsylvania Landowners Should Know Before Signing a Pipeline Addendum
When a pipeline company presents a Pipeline Right-of-Way Agreement, the landowner is often told the agreement is “standard.” In many respects, that is true. The agreement is usually a standard company-drafted form designed to protect the pipeline company—not the landowner. That is why one of the most important parts of any pipeline negotiation is the… Read more »
