The Law of Eminent Domain: Fifty-State Survey, Second Edition

Firm News
, ABA
, September 10, 2026

Senior Counsel Andrew A. Chirls is a co-author to the second edition of The Law of Eminent Domain: Fifty-State Survey, published by the American Bar Association’s Section of Litigation.

The publication provides a comprehensive state-by-state resource addressing eminent domain and condemnation law throughout the United States.

Andrew brings more than three decades of litigation experience to the publication.  He works in a variety of types of business and tort litigation, including extensive work involving property rights, condemnation and land acquisition for major public projects.  In land valuation cases, he has represented property owners as well as private and public condemnors.  His work in the field has included matters resulting in significant just compensation for property owners and important rulings concerning property rights.

A former Chancellor of the Philadelphia Bar Association, Andrew is a highly accomplished commercial and torts trial lawyer whose practice also encompasses complex commercial disputes, class actions and multidistrict litigation.

 The Law of Eminent Domain: 50-State Survey, Second Edition

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