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Real Estate - October, 2015

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• Insurers' Bad Faith Led To $25M Poisoning Award, Court Told
• Here's How 22 Firms Connect To The Top 11 REIT Deals
• NJ Borough Sheds Bulk Of Redevelopment Contract Claims
• Cushman Defeats Contract Claim In Sandy Damage Fight
• BofA Agrees To Pay $335M To End Mortgage-Tracking Claims
• Calif. Urges 9th Circ. Not To Rule On Reservation Borders
• Airbnb Initiative Could Spur More Suits In San Francisco
• BNSF Owns Track It Left Vacant For Years, 8th Circ. Says
• East Midtown NYC Plan Pushes For Development Rights Deals
• SIFMA Backs Nomura, RBS On $806M Appeal At 2nd Circ.
• Sheldon Silver Has Not Asked For Plea Deal, Prosecutors Say
• EB-5 Trade Group Wants Voice In SEC's $136M Fraud Case
• Ky. High Court OKs County 911 Service Fee On Buildings
• Texas Car Wash Wins $4.5M In Eminent Domain Suit
• US Bank Loses Claims Against Atty In $1M Insurance Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: McGraw Hill, WeWork, Grass River
• 5 Law Firms Aid Oxford, Temasek $639M Buy Of Time Tower
• Hinckley Allen, Morgan Lewis Guide $78M Boston Deal
• AIG Unit Says Clerical Error Doesn't Nix Privilege
• Fla. Condo Builder Awarded $23M From Insurer For Repairs
• Paul Hastings Guides Brack Capital's $109M NY Property Buy
• NY County Says Tribe Can't Nix Counterclaim In Tax Row
• Shearman Reps Investor In Peak Capital's $90M JV
• Texas Wants In On Austin's Suit Challenging State Tax Law
• Mudslides, Wildfires And Calif. Property Insurance
• Insurers Needn't Cover Presuit Notices, 11th Circ. Told
• Baker Botts' New SF Office To Include IP Litigation Expert
• Justices Could Set Alaska Natives, Native Cos. At Odds
• Wells Fargo Can't Duck Suit Over Mortgage Disclosures
• Billionaire's UN Bribe Bagman Suspect Gets $2M Bail Package
• Real Estate Rumors: Broadcom, Fairfield, Paramount
• Fla. Court Affirms $1M Fees Award For Miami Developers
• MoFo Aids Aetos Capital In $1.3B Sale Of Simplex
• Gibson, Sullivan Steer KKR's Lease For 30 Hudson Yards
• Iowa Homeowners Win Class Cert. In Milling Pollution Suit
• Disbarred NY Atty Indicted For Stealing $4.4M From Clients
• Ohio Atty Scolded For Repping Both Sides In Foreclosure Row
• No Controversy Left In Alaska Tribal Land Suit, Feds Say
• 5 Do's & Don'ts For Crafting M&A Deals In Hot REIT Market
• NC Snags $25M Grant For Charlotte Transit Hub
• Brookfield Sells Stake In $8.6B NYC Project To Qatari Co.
• Under NJ Law, Can Jersey City Tax AirBnB Like A Hotel?
• NYC To See $39B In Construction This Year, More In 2016
• Court Won't Lift Claim On $28M Miami Beach Property Deal
• 5 Law Firms That Inspire Fear With Their Marketing Mojo
• NJ Motel Loses 'Undisclosed' Zoning Change Tax Challenge
• Insurer, ShoreBank Execs Near Deal In $73M Coverage Fight
• Shutts & Bowen Moves Into Downtown Miami Tower
• Feds Back Ala. Tribe In Casino Tax Dispute At 11th Circ.
• Investors Want $600M Empire State Building Suit Revived
• Leadership Void Threatens To Weaken NY Financial Watchdog
• Hogan Lovells Defends Lease Dispute With Miami Landlord
• Real Estate Rumors: NY Mets Co-Owners, Darden, Klein Group
• Keppel DC REIT Drops $92M On Germany Data Center
• ILG Snaps Up Starwood's Timeshare Business In $1.5B Deal
• Telecom Groups Laud Bills To Speed Up Broadband Projects
• Kramer Levin Adds Ex-Dechert Investment Fund Partner In NY
• Foreclosure Firm Argues CFPB Can't Regulate Law Practice
• Booming Market For REIT Deals Still Has Room To Run
• Chrysler Dealership's Antitrust Claims Fail For 3rd Time
• 5th Circ. Affirms $144M Tax Bill For Howard Hughes Units
• Xenia Hotels Sells Southern California Hyatt For $137M
• Malibu Golf Club Gets Nod For $35M Auction
• Tax Strategies For Chinese Investment In US Real Estate
• Icahn Takes Aim At AIG In Letter Urging Insurer To Split Biz
• Hong Kong's Link REIT Sells 5 Properties For $222M
• Should Estoppel By Deed Apply To Pa. Oil And Gas Leases?
• Feds, Tribe Say DOI Didn't Need Cherokee OK On Trust Land
• $55M Defect Coverage Suit Belongs In SC, Texas Court Says
• 3rd Circ. Revives Enviro Challenge To $400M Pa. Project
• Sandy-Hit Tower Owner's Claim Is Redundant, Court Affirms
• Engineering Firm Can't Go After PE Funds For EnCap Money
• Mixed-Use Finds Footing Amid Hurdles To Fannie Backing
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• Real Estate Rumors: KKR, Wells Fargo, Carlyle
• NY Tribe's Land Claims Appeal Nixed By 2nd Circ.
• Appeal Challenges Long-Held Fla. Taking Right
• Blackstone Says No Imminent Stuy Town Air Rights Plan
• Firms Eye Fringe Markets As Real Estate Costs Skyrocket
• NJ Man's Inheritance Sinks Property Tax Reimbursement
• UCLA Buys Occidental Petroleum Building For $93M
• Canadian Fund Nabs $350M Stake In US Property Portfolio
• Ping An Insurance Forms $600M Real Estate JV With Blumberg
• BALCA Upholds PERM Denial For Realty Co. Seeking Engineer
• Haynes and Boone Adds Finance Partner From Porter Hedges
• Was The Rush To File EB-5 Project Exemplars Worth It?
• NY Faces Crossroads With Landmarks Law At 50 Years
• NYC Pols Red-Flag Blackstone's Plan For Stuy Town Air Rights
• Experian Credit Reporting Row Freezes Until Spokeo Decision
• Calif. County Says DOI Skewed Facts In Casino Approval
• 9th Circ. Upholds JPMorgan's $15M Win In Meritage Loan Row
• Redfin Says Independent Contractor Suits Must Be Arbitrated
• Fla. Couple Wins $2.2M Verdict Over Use Of Private Beach
• Insurer Can't Use 6th Circ. Ruling To Escape Defense Costs
• Stradley Ronon Urges Judge To Nix $200M Malpractice Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: SL Green, Empire Hotel, USPS
• MoFo Expands Real Estate Group Into Boston
• Vestar Scores $72M For Suburban Vegas Shopping Center
• SEC Wins Receiver Appointment In $136M EB-5 Fraud Case
• SEC Fines Rating Agency $5.8M Over Slack RMBS Reviews
• Olshan Nabs Commercial Litigation Atty From Morgan Lewis
• Nomura, RBS Say They Had No Chance In $806M FHFA Suit
• Calif. Court Denies Insurer's 'Escape Clause' In Defect Suit
• Market Map: 4 Trends In Oakland Real Estate Deals
• Carefully Crafted Mortgages In Pa. Foreclosure Cases
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Kirkland Guides Starwood's $5.4B Apartment Portfolio Deal
• Lehman Says Loan Sellers Moved Assets To Skirt Mediation
• Tribe Says DOI Ignored Alternate Site For Rival's Casino
• Cerberus In Top Spot For Distressed $6.9B Irish Loan Pool
• Proposed $120M Pro Soccer Stadium In Minn. Gets Green Light
• Prevezon's Assets Will Stay Frozen In $230M Tax Fraud Case
• Cuomo Floats Plan To Ban Transgender Bias In Jobs, Housing
• Mortgages Could Be Exception To Fla.'s Statute Of Limitations
• Landowners Protest Gov't Trail Use At Former Railroad Line
• Real Estate Rumors: Invesco, Shorenstein, Unicorp
• Griffin Capital GC Sees Quest For Top Properties Driving JVs
• Xenia Hotels Snags $300M Loans As It Looks To Close Deals
• 5 Firms Steer $1.9B Starwood-Milestone Deal For Apt. REIT
• Ocwen Not Fully Complying With Mortgage Settlement: Monitor
• Empire Land Execs Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Coverage Bid
• NJ Atlantic League Baseball Team Folding
• NJ Sens. Vote To Overturn Proposed Flood Zone Rules
• Miss. High Court Revives Highway Illegal Taking Suit
• La. Court Won't Revive Katrina Flooding Suit Against Official
• Miami Beach OKs $615M Convention Center Renovation
• Wells Fargo Gets Some Docs In $189M Mortgage Suit
• Ala. Tribe Tells 11th Circ. Bar On Tax Assessment Justified
• National Union Says Privilege Protects Notes In Defect Suit
• UN Bribe Suspects Deny Charges As Feds Say Case May Grow
• Cadwalader Escapes Bank's Malpractice Suit At NY High Court
• Pop-Up Halloween Stores Don't Scare Landlords
• DC Circ. Tells Coast Guard To OK Detroit Bridge Expansion
• NYC Inks Deal For Waterfront Park Fixes, Affordable Housing
• Real Estate Rumors: Stuy Town, Hudson Yards, Kraft Heinz
• Gift Wrap Maker Says Insurer Failed To Cover Sandy Damages
• ND Law Doesn't Negate Religious Tax Exemptions, AG Says
• 5 Tips To Get The Most Out Of Rep & Warranty Insurance
• Alaska Says Feds Can't Nix Tribal Trust Land Appeal
• FisherBroyles Nabs 5-Atty Team From Burleson In Texas
• Miami Fails To Retain Church's Landmark Status On Appeal
• Morris Missry, Blaivas Guide $68M Thor-Harbor NYC Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: DLJ, West Brickell Hotel, Emmut
• Starbucks Can't Bar McDonald's From NJ Shopping Center
• NJ Court Says Officials Erred In OK'ing LG Office Tower
• Deals Rumor Mill: Parques Reunidos, National Food, Barclays
• Ex-UN Official Gets OK To Wear Suit At Bribery Arraignment
• 2nd Circ. Backs Insurer In $15M Nomura Coverage Battle
• Dai & Associates, Hunton Guide $300M NYC Property Deal
• El Paso Moves Ahead With $180M Arena Project
• Fla. County Steps Up Push To Ax Airport Runway Noise Suit
• Brown Rudnick Reps Boston Nonprofit In $1.5M Argo Tea Suit
• NJ Firm Tries To Nix Office Deals With Landlord In Ch. 11
• Insurers Deny Bad Faith In $25.5M Apartment Poisoning Suit
• SL Green Selling 2 Manhattan Properties For $649 Million
• Butler Snow Adds 5 Attys From Shrinking Forman Watkins
• A Sort Of Grace Period For CFPB Mortgage Disclosure Rule
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Goldman Investors Urge 2nd Circ. To Deny Abacus Appeal
• Wyo. Says Claims Aren't Barred In Fight Over Arapaho Border
• Obama's CFPB Move Nixes Win Over Law Firm, 9th Circ. Told
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Reconsider Pa. Town's Flood Row Escape
• UN Bribery Suspects Officially Indicted
• Feds Can't Mollify Alaska Natives In High Court Park Regs Row
• 3 Takeaways From Blackstone, Ivanhoe's Stuy Town Deal
• Locke Lord, Winston Escape Sanctions In Mortgage Row
• Shell Balks At $73M Tax Valuation For Houston Property
• 2nd Circ. Says City's Affordable Housing Appeal Was Late
• Howrey Trustee, Creditors Want Conversion To Ch. 7
• Broward County Open To $86M Assist To Florida Panthers
• NJ Atty Ducks Most Of A Malpractice Suit Over Ponzi Scam
• DLA Piper Snags Ex-Paul Hastings Real Estate Co-Chairman
• 4 Things You Should Never Say To An Associate
• Homeowners Ask 2nd Circ. For House Collapse Coverage
• Thor Equities Scores $90M From TPG For Brooklyn Buy
• Pa. Atty Must Face $5M Malpractice Suit In NJ
• Sidley Austin Reps Wells Fargo On $350M Loan To REIT
• Jury In Sheldon Silver Case To Hear Of Campaign Cash
• Real Estate Rumors: Starwood Capital, Ares, Extell
• FaegreBD Adds Real Estate Partner From Krieg DeVault
• Developer Looks To Duck $25M Six Flags Redevelopment Suit
• Chetrit Blasts Boies Strategy In Money Laundering Suit
• 4 Obstacles In Push To Revitalize The Los Angeles River
• Utah Should've Halted Unauthorized Prosecutions, Tribe Says
• Evergrande Drops $903M On China Development Site
• Blackstone, Ivanhoe Seal Deal For Beleaguered Stuy Town
• Investor Wants New Trial In NJ Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Case
• Assurant, US Bank Settle In Force-Placed Insurance Suit
• Cohen Milstein Snags Ex-DOJ Official For Consumer Practice
• Blank Rome Welcomes Real Estate Tax Partner In DC Office
• TCW Loses Bid To Gut Hedge Funds' $128M MBS Suit
• Regions Agrees To Sale Of Tax Evaders' Miami Mansion
• Wyo. Tribe Says 10th Circ. Ruling Bolsters Border Argument
• NJ DEP Defends Flood Rules As Pols Push For Overhaul
• Judge Says $370M Philly Hotel Partnership Suit Filed Too Late
• Barclays, Wachovia Exit Credit Union MBS Row For $378M
• Vt. City Asks Justices To Hush Jet Fighter Noise Row
• GFH Capital Strikes $125M US Industrial Property Deal
• Vornado Inks $200M Deal To Sell NYSE Tower Lease
• Real Estate PE Firm To Pay $1.9B For Campus Crest
• Real Estate Rumors: Stuyvesant, Silverstein, Kushner
• 3rd Circ. Tells Courts How To Balance Clashing Stay Factors
• 1st NYC Tenant Harassment, Then Commercial Rent Control?
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Fox TV Judge Sued Over Deal For 'Defamatory' Durst Book
• Herrick Feinstein's Arbitration Stay Upheld In Malpractice Suit
• A&P Gets Nod To Sell More Stores
• Lively Sheldon Silver Helps Counsel Spar With Prosecution
• DOI Seeks To Nix Suit Over Land Distribution To Okla. Tribe
• CFPB Data Collection Boost May Bring More Lending Cases
• Real Estate Rumors: Related Cos., Loews Hotels, Waterton
• JPMorgan Settles Out Of MassMutual's $2B RMBS Row
• Chinese Billionaire Snared In UN Bribe Probe Gets $50M Bail
• NJ Foreclosure Firm Spars With Landlord In Ch. 11
• MoFo Reps JPMorgan On $177M Loan For Boston Project
• Brooklyn Poised For Boom In Retail Property Deals
• Chicago, Amtrak Team Up To Renovate Union Station
• 4 Ways Suburban Office Landlords Are Luring Tenants
• SEC Head Says 'Cracks' Found In Funds' Fiduciary Duty
• Hunton, Bass Berry Guide REIT Bluerock's $60M Offering
• Deutsche Bank Investors Try MBS Suit Again Under Omnicare
• AccorHotels Drops $320M On 43 Properties In France
• NC Shakes Up Guarantor Liability In Foreclosure Cases
• Miami, Key Biscayne Back In Court Over Marine Stadium
• SEC Accuses Hedge Fund Exec Of Defrauding Investors
• EB-5 Investors Recover Funds In $136M Green Card Fraud Suit
• Former Meadowlands Builder Says Lehman Unit Owes $1.3B
• Texas Appeals Court Boots City's Highway Expansion Row
• CFPB Issues Final Mortgage Data Collection Rule
• Skanska Drops $126M To Build Another DC Office Building
• $1.2B Quicken Loans Suit Timely, Deutsche Tells 2nd Circ.
• Beacon Capital Gets $321M From Deutsche For NYC Property
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Gibbons Testimony On Showboat Deal
• Ohio Tax Panel Keeps Alive Kohl's Property Valuation Row
• Commercial Sector Gets Its Turn In Miami's Real Estate Boom
• Ex-Rite Aid Worker Can't Boost Award In Firing Suit Appeal
• Alaska Sets Up Council To Ease Tribal Relations Amid Suit
• CFIUS Looming Larger In Sensitive Property Deals
• Insurer Owes Fees Despite Fraud Finding, Fla. Court Says
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Real Estate Rumors: Thor Equities, Nicola, TIAA-CREF
• $407B Invested Globally In Commercial Real Estate In 1st Half
• Tesco Unloads 14 UK Development Sites For $386M
• IRS Gives Nod To $8.5B Countrywide MBS Settlement
• CFPB's New Approach To Redlining Analysis Is Put Into Action
• AEW Scores Singapore Mall in $140M Deal With CapitaLand
• NY Developer Looks To Revive $80M Stroock Malpractice Suit
• No Damages On Barbershop's Ike Claim, Texas Court Affirms
• Ashland Sues GAF To Avoid NJ Superfund Expenses
• 9th Circ. Nixes Maligned Atty-Fee Rule For Bankruptcy Stays
• 5 Law Firms Guide $162M Deal For NYC's Carlton Hotel
• Union Pacific Sued For Back Rent On 'Unauthorized' Pipeline
• Real Estate Rumors: BlackRock, Beacon Capital, Clarion
• NY Court Revives Claims Against Nomura Over Bad Mortgages
• Texas Ranch Says Groundwater Has Gas-Style Dominance
• $1B LA Project Faces Tight Timeline, Oceanwide GC Says
• Ex-Paul Hastings Trial Pro Joins Orrick In Southern Calif.
• Expired Lease In Bundle Kills Royalties, Texas Justices Hear
• Port Authority Bashes AAA's Claims In Toll Hike Challenge
• NJ Supreme Court Tackles Late Notice In Insurance Row
• Investcorp Bags $400M US Residential Portfolio
• German Real Estate Co. Vonovia Offers $16B For Rival
• 3 Questions When Picking Business Interruption Insurance
• Prudential Provides $278M Refi For London Tower
• NY Towns Say Indian Trust Law Doesn't Apply In Casino Row
• Credit Suisse Unit Can't Escape $1B MBS Suit
• Texas High Court Takes Up Home Equity Loan Challenge
• Revel Says Utility Is Blocking Efforts To Heat Casino
• Resort Developer Seeks Ruling On Nat'l Union Policy Limits
• Tribe, Wash. County Knock Feds' Casino Land Approval
• Railroads Say Houston Official Can Be Sued Over Drainage Fee
• Insurer Tells Texas High Court Tenants Can Bear Risk
• Gemini Parties Reach Deal To Sell NYC Hotel Trio
• High Court Won't Hear Malpractice Suit Against Texas Firms
• Real Estate Rumors: Signature Bank, Viking Partners, A&E
• Paul Hastings, Gibson Dunn Steer Warriors Arena Land Deal
• Mayer Brown Guides Waterton-Park Madison $511M Fund
• 2nd Circ. Filed-Rate Insurance Decision Is In The Minority
• Market Map: 4 Trends In Philadelphia Real Estate Deals
• SEC Wins Freeze Of CEO's Assets In EB-5 Investor Fraud Suit
• AIG Says Cosby Defamation Claims Clearly Not Covered
• Sinarmas Land's $395M Purchase Is Its Largest Ever
• Fed. Circ. Backs BLM In Wyo. Oil And Gas Leases Dispute
• Blackfeet Members Demand Water Rights From DOI
• Ariz. Official Says Tribe Committed Fraud In Casino Bid
• Md. Atty Convicted Over Real Estate Loan Scheme
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• Gas Right Reservation Didn't End With Lease, Pa. Court Says
• DC Circ. Stands By Revival Of Developer Collusion Suit
• Miami Officials Give 1st Nod To Swire's Residential Tower
• Grassley Says EB-5 Needs Reform Amid 'Gerrymandering'
• CMBS Delinquencies Fall In US Even As Retail Stumbles
• LoanDepot Launches IPO To Address 'Unmet' Demand
• Texas Business Firm Hires RE Pro From Greenberg Traurig
• UN Bribe Suspect Gets $2M Bail Package After Testy Hearing
• Baha Mar Stirs Uncharted Waters
• Real Estate Rumors: Queensgate, Salesforce, WeWork
• CitiGroup Escapes Discriminatory Lending Suit In Calif.
• Miami, Key Biscayne Deal Over Marine Stadium Site Hits Snag
• UN Chief Orders Audit Of NGOs Linked To Bribery Allegations
• DOI Rule Kills Alaska's Tribal Trust Land Appeal, DC Circ. Told
• CFPB Eyes Kickback Risk In Marketing Services Agreements
• NJ Sues To Take Shoreline Property For Storm Projects
• FDIC Says Its Suit Against Banks Over Colonial Was Timely
• Southern Calif. Multifamily Property Trades Hands For $78.5M
• Justices May Stress Non-Tribal History In Jurisdiction Fight
• It's Trump Who Owes $8M In Restaurant Spat, Chef Says
• Ex-Deutsche Trader Pleads Guilty To Role In Libor Plot
• Greenberg's $1B Vegas Project Docs Need Review, Court Says
• Trump Takes $350M Wind Farm Fight To UK Supreme Court
• Allen Morris Reps Oak Tree In $60M Brooklyn Residential Buy
• Investors Ramping Up India Real Estate Buys Despite Hurdles
• Drug Rehab Center Says Calif. City Illegally Pushed It Out
• Akerman, Brownstein Hyatt Guide JV's $224M Real Estate Buy
• Travelers Too Late To Pick Centex Defense, Court Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Goldman Sachs, Norges, Fortuna
• Blackstone Inks $8B Deal For Health Care REIT
• Colt Creditors Dealt Setback In Spat Over Lease
• Developer Can't Unfreeze Bank Accounts In $136M EB-5 Row
• House Approves Bill To Take NM Tribal Land Into Trust
• Marathon Not Liable In Oilfield Nuisance Suit, Court Affirms
• FCC Must Pave Way For Wireless Buildout, Commish Says
• Goodwin Guides $150M Deal For San Francisco Property JV
• Asking Rent For Manhattan Office Space Up In Q3
• 'Insider' Deals Slammed As Gemini Hotels Inch Toward Sale
• McGlinchey Stafford Nabs Richman Greer Real Estate Pro
• Fifth Third Urges Sanctions For Whistleblower With 'Vendetta'
• A Legal Perspective On Homelessness For The Property Owner
• 3rd Circ. Bars Flood Inaction Claims Against Pa. Borough
• Crimson Hotels Drops $153M On London Property
• Land Heirs Fight 'Title-Washing' At Pa. Supreme Court
• Old Deed Can't Alter Gas Lease, Anadarko Tells Pa. Justices
• Real Estate Rumors: IVG Immobilien, Southwest Value, Uber
• Hermes, Redevco Form €250M Retail Buying JV
• TPG Raises $2B For Real Estate Fund
• $109M PHH Fine Is Stretch Of Power, Chamber Tells DC Circ.
• Lexington Tells 2nd Circ. Collapsed Home Not Covered
• Pengrowth To Sell Property For $73M To Reduce Debt
• Utah Tribe Denied Bid To Bar State, County Prosecutions
• Bharara's UN Bribery Charges Likely Just The Beginning
• Ex-NY Speaker Again Asks To Block Evidence In Graft Case
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Cert. In PNC Lending Scheme Suit
• Eden Rock Fraud Claims Over $150M Capstone Deals Revived
• Miami, Key Biscayne Have Tentative Deal In Boat Show Fight
• Fifth Third Bank To Pay $85M Over Defunct Mortgage Loans
• Mass. 'Discovery Rule' Doesn't Revive Water Damage Suit
• REIT Tanger Sells 5 Factory Outlets For $151M
• Philly Casino Plans Clear Hurdle Amid Race Bias Claims
• Nontraditional Lenders Rush In Where Banks Retreat
• NJ High Court To Mull Riker Danzig Win In Mortgage Row
• Ballard Spahr Adds Fannie Mae Vet To Housing Group In DC
• Cushman & Wakefield Hit With $40M Age, Gender Bias Suit
• 11th Circ. Lets Insurer Off The Hook In Real Estate Row
• Opportunistic Real Estate Funds Raise $28B In Q3
• Prudential Provides $197M Loan For UK Student Housing
• BIA Blazes Bold Path In Mashpee Casino Site Ruling
• Real Estate Rumors: Tishman Speyer, Salesforce, Simpson
• Justices Dubious Of Protections For Spousal Guarantors
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Former UN General Assembly Head Accused Of Bribery
• Prudential Hit With Contract Suit Over New $444M NJ Tower
• 11th Circ. Defect Notice Case May Curb Out-Of-Court Deals
• Feds Get $2.5M Rails-To-Trails Award Nixed At Fed. Circ.
• New MetLife Debt Fund Lends $86M To Cypress For Minn. Mall
• Jury Clears 4 Out Of 5 In NJ Tax Lien Bid-Rigging Case
• Pierce Atwood Snags Ex-Rackemann Real Estate Pros
• Challenge To Miami's SkyRise Tower Survives Dismissal Bid
• High Court Splits On Whether Loan Guarantors Are Applicants
• BNY Mellon Can't Dodge RMBS Suit Over Loan Docs
• Related Gets $126M From JPMorgan For Hudson Yards Tower
• SL Green Sells Stake In $115M NYC Building
• 2nd Circ. Wary Of Do-Over In Dispute Over $57M Building
• Haggen Gets $92M In Bids For Calif. Grocery Stores
• Supreme Court Rejects NJ Atty's $200M Meadowlands Appeal
• How Gemini's Internal Battle Combusted Into Ch. 11s
• Law Trio Guides REIT's $325M Financing For NYC Tower
• DLA Piper Guides Brookfield Logistics In Warehouses Buy
• Real Estate Rumors: Twitter, Ohio STRS, Alcon
• High Court Denies Schwab Appeal In Crisis-Era Class Action
• Name Game: Designating Lenders For A Loss Payee Clause
• In Congress: Energy, Budget, Boehner's Replacement
• Sens. Float EB-5 Bills Following Short-Term Extension
• 5th Circ. Says Deals Don't Cover Fla. Chinese Drywall Suit
• Utah County Fights Tribe's Bid To Halt Prosecutions
• Apt. Building's Owner Forged Invoices After Fire, Insurer Says
• WTC Lease Holders Ask 2nd Circ. For 9/11 Rebuilding Costs
• EU Securitization Rules Could Unlock More Investment
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Simpson, Skadden
• Minnesota Tribe's Reservation Expands By 104 Acres
• 11th Circ. Urged To Get Fla. Court's Input On Defect Notices
• Tattoo Artist Takes On Key West Zoning Laws In 11th Circ.
• Morris Wilson Slams Frivolous Forgery Suit Claims
• Objector Says Attys Asking Too Much In $20M Ocwen Deal
• REIT CBL & Associates Scores $314M In Financing
• Real Estate Rumors: Clarion, Univision, Status Capital
• EB-5 Investors Plead To Intervene In $136M Visa Fraud Case
• IRS To Issue Energy Credit Property Regulations
• Chicago Atty Cops To $11M Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Pa. Justices Have Chance To Push Gas Law Into 21st Century
• 5 Trends To Watch In Real Estate Private Equity Deals
• Gordon & Rees Snags Clark Hill Labor, Food, Real Estate Pro
• Former NFL Player Gets Prison In Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Day Pitney Snags Real Estate Crew From Porzio Bromberg
• 5 Firms Work On UK REIT's Financing Deals Worth $1.4B
• Cushman & Wakefield Says Ex-Client Can't Nix Complaint
• Feds To Credit 'Good Faith Effort' On New Mortgage Docs
• The Effect Of An Unusual IRS Memo On Tax-Exempt Bonds
• Pryor Cashman Aims To Ax Malpractice Claim From $37M Suit
• RE Group Challenges NYC Hotel Conversion Restrictions
• Shops At Sunset Place In South Miami Sells For $110M
• Real Estate Moguls On The Move
• Landowners Denied Challenge To Sunoco Pa. Pipeline
• Feds Want Campaign Contributions In NY Corruption Case
• Judge Sides With Developers In Tribal Mineral Rights Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Monogram REIT, Origin Capital, Antioch
• Cubs Knock Suit Over Wrigley Field Signs Out Of Court
• 5 Firms Steer $2.3B In Macerich Mall Stake Deals
• Simpson Steers Blackstone's $15.8B Property Fund Close
• HSBC Can't Escape Chicago Predatory Lending Lawsuit
• High Court To Hear Appeal Over Nat'l Park Service Powers
• Supreme Court To Hear Neb. Appeal Of Tribal Tax Ruling
• The CFPB Is Still Coming For Law Firms
• UCC And The Importance Of A Paper Clip