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• March 30, 2026

  Trade Group Backs Insurers In Tanger's COVID Coverage Row

  The trade organization American Property Casualty Insurance Association is urging North Carolina's justices to reverse an order adverse to a pair of insurers in a $50 million COVID-19 coverage fight, arguing in an amicus brief that the order permits the "absurd" result of one of the state's statutes and its case law applying nationwide.

• March 30, 2026

  Non-Wash. Landlords Escape Yardi Rent-Fixing Case

  A Washington federal judge on Monday tossed antitrust class action claims lodged against out-of-state multifamily landlords that were accused of running a rent price-fixing scheme that used property management software company Yardi Systems' technology, ruling that the court lacks personal jurisdiction over the out-of-state defendants.

• March 30, 2026

  Fla. Gov. OKs Land Use Bill Despite Miami Beach Resort Fight

  Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that imposes a variety of preemptions over local governments' land use review powers, potentially teeing up a fight with Miami Beach over a contentious proposal that could pave the way for a resort water park project that faces steep opposition. 

• March 30, 2026

  Data Center Satellite Co. Hits $1.1B Valuation In Series A Round

  A company that develops data centers in space said Monday that it has raised $170 million in its Series A fundraising round, becoming a unicorn startup with a $1.1 billion overall valuation.

• March 30, 2026

  NJ Town Says Mall's Sunday Sales Flatly Violate State Law

  The New Jersey borough of Paramus urged a state court to not toss its suit against the owner of an East Rutherford mall that allegedly violated state laws that ban retailers from selling specific products on Sundays, saying it has standing to sue because the mall owner and the other defendants disobeying the state laws are economically harming the borough.

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