Agricultural land, water rights, and land use are deeply interconnected throughout the Mountain West. Peck Baxter represents farmers, ranchers, landowners, developers, businesses, and investors in matters involving agricultural operations, property rights, water, development, and the use and preservation of land.

Our attorneys advise clients on agricultural real estate transactions, farm and ranch acquisitions and sales, leases, easements and access rights, boundary and title issues, zoning and land use regulations, development approvals, water rights, water-use agreements, and disputes involving the ownership, access, transfer, and use of land and water. We also assist clients in navigating relationships with municipalities, counties, irrigation companies, governmental agencies, neighboring landowners, and other stakeholders.

Peck Baxter combines legal experience with a practical understanding of real estate development, agricultural property, municipal processes, and the economic realities affecting landowners throughout the region. Whether preserving an existing agricultural operation, evaluating development opportunities, protecting valuable water or property rights, or resolving a land-use dispute, we provide practical counsel focused on protecting the long-term value and productive use of our clients’ property.