Mr. Kramer’s practice includes assisting clients with right of way and property valuation issues arising during a project, from design through completion. These issues may include such matters as obtaining right of way clearances; utility prior rights; relocation assistance; compliance with federal and state regulations; coordination with other stakeholders and governmental entities; and preparation of appropriate documentation.

Mr. Kramer has presented programs on Eminent Domain and related topics for the State Bar of Arizona, The National and Arizona Eminent Domain Conferences (CLE International), The National Business Institute, The International Right of Way Association, and the American Council of Engineering Companies’ Conference on Roads and Streets. Mr. Kramer is co-chair of the bi-annual Arizona Condemnation Summit, and author of the “Eminent Domain” section of the Revised Arizona Jury Instructions (RAJI, Civil, 4th).

Education

• University of Notre Dame (J.D., 1986)
• Illinois State University (B.S., 1981)

Bar Admissions and Professional Associations

Admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Arizona (1990), Supreme Court of California (1986), United States District Court for the District of Arizona (1990), United States District Court for the Central District of California (1987) and the Hopi Tribal Court (1993)

Member of the State Bar of Arizona, and State Bar of California

Other Professional Experience

• Member, Civil Practice and Procedure Committee, State Bar of Arizona (1992-1994)
• Chair, Local Rules Committee, Coconino County (1993-1996)
• Civil Jury Instructions Committee, (RAJI 4th) State Bar of Arizona - Chair, Subcommittee on Eminent Domain (2002-2005)
• Co-Chair Arizona Eminent Domain Conference (2007-2009)
• Co-Chair Arizona Condemnation Summit (2010-present)