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Agriculture Law

Environmental Law

Bamberger attorneys represent a significant number of farm families and businesses in Southwestern Indiana. Additionally, we have attorneys licensed in Illinois and Kentucky, and our agriculture law services have expanded into those states as well. We understand that farmers need counsel in a broad range of legal areas, including estate and business succession planning, real estate and mineral transactions, environmental and regulatory issues, and others.

Ever-changing technology and breakthroughs in alternative energy, coupled with increased capital investment and corresponding risk, make the business of farming more advanced and sophisticated. Farmers need representation from attorneys who understand the industry through experience and study. Bamberger attorneys stay up-to-date with emerging changes in the agriculture industry, technology, and the law.

Services

Construction contracts

Drainage and water rights

Eminent domain

Employment law issues

Environmental and other regulatory matters

Estate planning and administration

Financing issues

Formation of corporations, LLC's and partnerships

General family law matters

Landowner representation in condemnation

Litigation

Property taxation

Real estate and mineral transactions, leasing and other issues

Succession planning

Wetland conservation

Attorneys

John P. Broadhead

Jamie B. Dameron

K. Richard Hawley

Henry C. Hudson

D. Andrew Nestrick

Lindsay B. Schmitt

Christopher C. Wischer

Resources

ARTICLE - Down on the Farm - Notice of Security Interest to Buyers of Farm Products

ARTICLE - A Hoosier's Right to Farm - And Not Be Nuisanced!

ARTICLE - Down on the Farm - Taking a Security Interest in Motor Vehicles

ARTICLE - Why Should I Buy a Survey?

ARTICLE - When is a Landlord Liable to a Nearby Property Owner for a Nuisance Caused by a Tenant?

ARTICLE - Complying with the Clean Water Act

Indiana's Mechanized Agriculture Services Lien

ARTICLE - Environmental Liability Solutions: Insurance Policies Fund Environmental Cleanups

ARTICLE - Proposed Litigation May Expand County Drainage Boards' Authority to Decide Private Stormwater Drainage Disputes

ARTICLE - What is a Series LLC?

ARTICLE - Understanding Real Estate Legal Descriptions

ARTICLE - Oil and Gas Leasing for Landowners - How to Recognize an Operator You Can Trust

ARTICLE - Asserting a Claim for Lapse of Mineral Interest in Indiana

ARTICLE - Vacation of Public Rights-of-Way

ARTICLE - Indiana Classified Forest Program

ARTICLE - Local Governments Continue to Use Federal Grants to Assess and Cleanup Underused and Abandoned Properties

ARTICLE - Indiana Environmental Case Update: Only Negligence Survives Against a Polluter When "The Damage Has Already Been Done."

ARTICLE - Why Do I Need to Have an Estate Plan?

ARTICLE - Landowner's Duty to Plug and Abandon any Oil and Gas Well

ARTICLE - Grain is Not Inventory

ARTICLE - Farm Leases: A Case for Putting it Down on Paper

ARTICLE - A Mineral Owner's Primer for Escaping a Bad Oil and Gas Lease the Old Fashioned Way