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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 18 MIN

Florida Eminent Domain Jury Trials: What Property Owners Should Expect in Court

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Episode Summary: In this episode of Florida Is Our Domain, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by eminent domain attorneys Anthony Policastro and Jared Silver to explore the intricacies of eminent domain jury trials. With over 30 years of experience, Tony shares insights into jury selection, emphasizing the importance of selecting jurors with a personal understanding of property ownership. Jared discusses the preparation of expert witnesses and the significance of consistency in their testimonies. The conversation delves into effective trial strategies, including the use of large exhibits and the critical role of opening and closing statements. The attorneys also highlight the importance of cross-examining the opposing side's experts to challenge their credibility. This episode provides valuable guidance for property and business owners facing eminent domain proceedings, ensuring they understand the process and can seek just compensation. Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 0:54 – Importance of Jury Selection in Eminent Domain 2:06 – Preparing Expert Witnesses for Trial 2:51 – Value of Client Testimony 4:00 – Crafting an Effective Opening Statement 5:35 – Utilizing Trial Exhibits 8:10 – Strategies for Cross-Examination 10:14 – Duration of Condemnation Jury Trials 13:38 – Crafting a Persuasive Closing Statement 15:03 – Role of Jury Instructions 16:34 – Simplifying Complex Concepts for Jurors About the Show: Florida Is Our Domain is a podcast dedicated to providing insights and expertise on eminent domain law in Florida. Hosted by experienced attorneys, the show offers in-depth discussions on legal strategies, case studies, and the latest developments in the field. Designed for property and business owners, as well as legal professionals, the podcast aims to demystify the complexities of eminent domain, ensuring listeners are well-informed and prepared to protect their rights. With a focus on clarity and practical advice, Florida Is Our Domain is your go-to resource for understanding the nuances of property law in the Sunshine State.

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In this episode of Florida Is Our Domain, host Lisa Mosbey is joined by eminent domain attorneys Anthony Policastro and Jared Silver to explore the intricacies of eminent domain jury trials. With over 30 years of experience, Tony shares insights into jury selection, emphasizing the importance of selecting jurors with a personal understanding of property ownership. Jared discusses the preparation of expert witnesses and the significance of consistency in their testimonies. The conversation delves into effective trial strategies, including the use of large exhibits and the critical role of opening and closing statements. The attorneys also highlight the importance of cross-examining the opposing side’s experts to challenge their credibility. This episode provides valuable guidance for property and business owners facing eminent domain proceedings, ensuring they understand the process and can seek just compensation.

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