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• April 14, 2026

  Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Mulling Mediation In $481M Loan Suit

  Wells Fargo Bank is considering mediating and settling its suit against JPMorgan Chase Bank and a New York City developer over a $481 million commercial mortgage-backed securities loan deal that allegedly caused millions of dollars in losses, according to a joint letter filed in New York federal court.

• April 14, 2026

  Judge Revives Gas Station's Contamination Coverage Suit

  A Washington federal court revived a gas station operator's suit accusing its insurer of wrongfully refusing to cover litigation over groundwater contamination, finding that a 2016 ruling on the insurer's duty to remediate environmental pollution at the operator's former gas stations does not preclude the current dispute.

• April 14, 2026

  Okla. Voters To Decide Reimbursement Of Exemption Revenue

  Oklahoma residents will vote on a constitutional amendment that if passed would require statewide laws establishing reimbursement methods for local taxing jurisdictions that lose money due to the manufacturing facilities property exemption, under an approved resolution.

• April 14, 2026

  How Developers Can Leverage The New Markets Tax Credit

  An increased regulatory focus on affordable housing raises important legal considerations for structuring transactions using the oft overlooked New Markets Tax Credit, which can fill a gap in affordable for-sale housing financing by lowering community developer costs but comes with unique compliance, structuring and documentation demands, say attorneys at Stinson.

• April 14, 2026

  Nevada Tribe Asks High Court To Revive $208M Water Claim

  A Nevada tribe is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a Federal Circuit decision to dismiss its $208 million breach of trust claims against the United States, telling the justices that without intervention the ruling will reduce their homelands to "useless sand without water."

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