Meet Attorney Keenya T. Justice, LICENSED IN NC

Every eminent domain case begins with a story around your routines, your plans, and the future you pictured before the taking appeared. Keenya’s work is to honor it all.

With more than 20 years of eminent domain experience, plus an MBA and an undergraduate degree in finance, Keenya brings both legal and financial insight to the table. She describes eminent domain cases as puzzles, each containing the facts about your property, the relevant law, the taking itself, and how the taking affects what remains.  As she gathers those pieces, they begin to form a clear picture of how best to protect your interests and maximize your compensation.

Keenya knows firsthand how losing even a sliver of land can change everything—from your home’s layout to your business’s operations to your church’s ability to serve its community. That’s why she starts every case with what the property means to you, not just its legal description.

Part of eminent domain work is to know your adversary—who they are, how they think, how they negotiate, and how they make decisions. Keenya’s long experience with right-of-way agents, DOT attorneys, and their internal processes gives her insights into the people, policies, and tactics that shape every case. She anticipates next moves and positions you for the strongest possible outcome. Colleagues and clients describe her approach as clear, prepared, and strategic. Her advocacy is well known among those with whom she negotiates.

MEET ATTORNEY MALIK DIXON, LICENSED IN SC

Malik Dixon, Esq. represents The Justice Firm’s eminent domain clients in South Carolina. As an experienced trial lawyer, Malik has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of injured clients and businesses. His litigation has included multiple six-figure breach of contract actions, business sales, and landlord-tenant disputes.

A graduate of Cornell University and the David A. Clarke School of Law, Malik will serve as the trial-tested advocate you need to navigate your eminent domain case in South Carolina. 

Malik previously worked in the Washington, D.C., non-profit sector, with a focus on fundraising, and has several years of small business management experience in the healthcare industry.