David Oliveros represents public and private clients in a variety of litigation practices, including eminent domain, inverse condemnation, public law, regulatory takings, real estate disputes, commercial litigation, and tort and negligence defense. His clients include individual landowners, counties, water and sewer utilities, transportation authorities, electric utilities, oil and gas midstream companies, and other governmental entities possessing the power of eminent domain.

Mr. Oliveros has worked on many large condemnation projects throughout the state of Texas that have involved acquiring property interests for pipelines, water lines, and electric transmission lines, and other utilities. He has experience in all levels of condemnation litigation, including special commissioner hearings, trials, and appeals.

In addition to his litigation work, Mr. Oliveros negotiates and drafts easements and other real estate documents for his clients and routinely advises clients regarding acquisition and route strategies at the outset of large condemnation projects.

EDUCATION
Southern Methodist University, Dedman School of Law
Doctor of Jurisprudence, 2006

Brigham Young University B.A. International Relations, 2000

BAR ADMISSIONS & ACTIVITIES
Member, State Bar of Texas, 2007 - present
Member, Administrative and Public Law section of the State Bar of Texas
Member, San Antonio Bar Association
Member, J. Reuben Clark Law Society
Member, International Right-of-Way Association

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
United States District Courts for the Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western Districts of Texas

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