Real People. Real Problems. Real Solutions.
The attorneys at Sever Storey have over 25 years of legal experience providing real solutions to real legal problems. Our core mission is to serve landowners facing condemnation, eminent domain, environmental and zoning issues. In addition to this core mission we have the background, knowledge, experience and skill to provide legal services in many other practice areas, including business litigation, securities disputes, veteran benefits and immigration. We currently serve clients throughout Indiana and Ohio.
Who is SeverStorey?
Philip D. Sever, Esq. and Tonny Storey, Esq. are the owners and originators of Sever Storey. Both founders have dedicated their careers to helping businesses, families and individuals solve complex legal issues.
Phil Sever
Mr. Sever has represented clients as an attorney for over 13 years against some of the largest corporate and governmental agencies in the country. Before forming Sever Storey, Mr. Sever was a broker at Salomon Smith Barney where he was a certified guided portfolio manager and financial consultant. Currently, Mr. Sever is an active member of the eminent domain legal community and a member of the American Association of Eminent Domain Professionals. Mr. Sever is also licensed to practice law in Ohio. Read More
Tonny Storey
Mr. Storey has a broad range of legal experience stretching over 10 years. Mr. Storey started his career as a deputy prosecutor where he honed his litigation skills. Mr. Storey has represented hundreds of clients in a myriad of complex legal issues. Currently, Mr. Storey is a member of the real estate group of the American Bar Association. Read More
Latest Blog Articles
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26 Jan 12
Delphi Pentecostal Church Rejects INDOT Again
The Delphi Pentecostal Church has rejected the State's second offer to buy its property in connection with the Hoosier Heartland Highway. The second offer was improved, but still far short of what the church believes its property is worth. This offer was $617,000, up from the original $535,000 offer. However the church has been given an estimate of $1.8 million just to replace the three buildings on the property, which does not even include... (Read More)
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13 Jan 12
Proposed Eminent Domain Law a Good First Step
State Sen. Doug Eckerty, R-Yorktown, has introduced a bill that could change the landscape for public universities and their use of the power of eminent domain. The proposed bill looks to be a strong move in the right direction in terms of leveling the playing field for landowners involved in the eminent domain process, but it realistically does not go far enough. Senate Bill 54 would require state colleges or universities using eminent domain to... (Read More)
