Bryan Huntington has spent over a decade litigating land development disputes touching numerous industries, including housing, mining, energy, data centers, billboards, malls, and religious institutions. He represents developers and landowners against the government in disputes relating to permits, licenses, development agreements and fees, eminent domain, inverse condemnation, relocation benefits, environmental law, and administrative law. Bryan has litigated a wide variety of private disputes, including cases relating to boundaries of land, trespass and encroachment, lien foreclosure, title issues, easements, construction defects, mechanic's liens, purchase agreements, and contract disputes relating to real property. He represents clients all the way through the judicial process, including appeals. Bryan is licensed to practice in Florida, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.