George B. Autry

George B. Autry

Cranfill Sumner • Raleigh, NC
Land Condemnation & Eminent Domain

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Contact

Email
jhopkins@cshlaw.com
Phone
(910) 777-6000 (
Address
Raleigh, NC, 27607, US

Professional

Bar Admissions
North Carolina1991U.S. Court of Appeals 4th CircuitU.S. District Court Eastern District of North CarolinaU.S. District Court Middle District of North Carolina
Tier
Tier 4

About

George B. Autry, Jr., has been practicing litigation in Raleigh, North Carolina since 1991. For the past fourteen years, he has practiced exclusively in the area of eminent domain. During that period, George has tried jury trials throughout North Carolina, several to multi-million dollar verdicts. George currently represents the state of North Carolina for the Owners' Counsel of America, a group of attorneys (one from each state) recognized nationally as leaders in the practice of eminent domain. He was appointed Chairman of the Land Condemnation Specialty Committee by the North Carolina State Bar. George was recently appointed by Governor Easley to his second six-year term on the North Carolina Mining Commission.

Credentials

Education
University of North Carolina School of Law, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1991 | J.D. | University of Texas at Austin | B.A. | Honors: With Honors

Recognition & Involvement

Awards
Outstanding Volunteer Attorney, Wake County, 1993 | "Best Lawyers in America®", 2007 - 2008 | Lawyer Of The Year | North Carolina Super Lawyers in the field of Eminent Domain (2012, 2018) | Best Lawyers in the field of Eminent Domain and Condemnation Law (2007-2009, 2013-2015, 2018-2023)
Associations
North Carolina Bar Association (Member) | North Carolina State Bar (Member) | Wake County Bar Association (Member) | Owners' Counsel of America (Member) | Land Condemnation Specialty Committee of the North Carolina State Bar (Chairman)
Speaking
The Condemnation Process -- Fair Play Along the Road | Valuation of a Partially Developed Tract of Land -- Lots v. Land | Partial Takings and Damages to the Remainder | Damages for Loss of Visibility
Updated: Mar 10, 2026