Kevin Mahoney
Attorney
- 32 yrs experience
- Charlotte, NC
- North Carolina
- Massachusetts
- District of Columbia
- B.A. Political Science
- Georgetown University Law Center1993
- Undergraduate
- Georgetown University1989
- 01Best Lawyers - Eminent Domain and Condemnation Law (2024-2026)
- 02North Carolina Pro Bono Honor Society (2020)
- North Carolina Bar Association
- Buncombe County Bar Association
- North Carolina Real Estate Broker (licensed)
- Cumbie & Trull School of Real Estate (Instructor)
- 'The Chicken and the Egg; Appraisal Data and Opinion' (2021 NCAJ)
- 'Eminent Domain Case Study' (2023 Mecklenburg Bar Association CLE)
- 'Eminent Domain/Landowner Rights and Utility Right-of-Ways' (2024 N.C. Cooperative Extension)
Background
Kevin Mahoney is a Partner and Executive Committee Member at the Law Offices of James Scott Farrin, focused on eminent domain and condemnation practice. He has more than 30 years of experience in eminent domain law and joined the firm in 2019. He works out of the Asheville, North Carolina office. Mahoney earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Georgetown University in 1989 and his Juris Doctor from Georgetown University Law Center in 1993. He is admitted to practice in North Carolina, Massachusetts, and the District of Columbia. His professional memberships include the North Carolina Bar Association and the Buncombe County Bar Association. He is also a licensed North Carolina Real Estate Broker and serves as a Real Estate Instructor at the Cumbie & Trull School of Real Estate. He has been recognized in Best Lawyers for Eminent Domain and Condemnation Law (2024-2026) and was inducted into the North Carolina Pro Bono Honor Society in 2020. Notable case work includes successfully reversing a city's taking of a commercial strip mall through eminent domain and restoring the landowner's property ownership rights. His presentations include "The Chicken and the Egg; Appraisal Data and Opinion" (2021 NCAJ), "Eminent Domain Case Study" (2023 Mecklenburg Bar Association CLE), and "Eminent Domain/Landowner Rights and Utility Right-of-Ways" (2024 N.C. Cooperative Extension).
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