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Quail Run Apartments Limited Partnership v. Eighteen Capital Group Acquisitions LLC
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November 13, 2023
Judge Sends $25M Apt. Dispute Back To Arizona State Court
An Arizona federal judge has remanded to state court a lawsuit by the owners of an apartment complex accusing a Missouri-based private equity firm of breach of contract and dismissed a countersuit from the firm, saying diversity jurisdiction was never established in either suit.
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August 03, 2023
Greenberg Traurig Attys Face DQ Bid In Ariz. Real Estate Spat
Citing a risk of "being sued by its own attorneys," a Missouri-based private equity firm in the midst of a real estate transaction spat is asking an Arizona court to disqualify Greenberg Traurig LLP from representing the opposing party in the matter, saying it had already engaged its attorneys for a separate "as-of-yet-unfinished" Colorado transaction.
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July 31, 2023
PE Firm Wants $25M Ariz. Apartment Sale Suit In Fed. Court
A Missouri-based private equity firm accused of breaching its contract in a contentious Arizona apartment complex transaction removed the lawsuit to federal court Friday, saying the diversity of jurisdictions involved requires the suit to be out of state court.