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Real Estate - May, 2016

408 articles

• US Opposes Reviving Rails-To-Trails Deal At High Court
• Water Case Shows Justices Warm To Review Of Fed. Agencies
• Attorney Web Bios: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• Tribe Says IGRA Governs Proposed Martha's Vineyard Casino
• Mass. Residents Urge Judge To Block Tribal Casino Project
• 11th Circ. Won't Alter 9-Year Sentence For $44M Bank Fraud
• MGM Buys Out Boyd Gaming's Borgata Stake In $900M Deal
• SEC Says Adviser Owes $2.7M For Shielding Sale Conflict
• 1st Circ. Urged To Hear Cos.' Notre Dame Construction Appeal
• Fla. Timeshare Looks To Boot Class Suit Over Fee Notices
• First Mortgage, Execs Pay $12.7M To Settle Loan Scheme Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Dime Savings Bank, LSR, Schroder
• Racketeering Suit Tied To Trump Hotels May Be Fully Unsealed
• Judge Scorned By Trump Unseals 'Trade Secret' Trump U Docs
• Pittsburgh Retail Center Scores $70M Loan From Nationwide
• Katten Muchin, Gibson Steer $606M Loan For RXR's NY Buy
• Real Estate Investment Guru Cops To Fraud In $17M Scheme
• 3rd Circ. Says Standing Claim Wrongly Focused On Insurer
• Solenex Doesn't Want Enviro, Tribal Groups In Drilling Row
• High Court Won't Review Special Master Fees In FDCPA Suit
• AIG Unit Owes $1M Coverage For Defect Suits, 9th Circ. Told
• Trusts Say $2B UBS Mortgages Trial Belongs In District Court
• Skanska Selling Swedish Office Property For $70M
• Drillers Say Antitrust Claims Put Royalty Suit In Fed. Court
• Mass. Appeals Court Says No To Legal Stipulations
• High Court Allows Challenges To Army Corps Water Decisions
• NJ Tax Lien Investor Gets Probation For Bid-Rigging
• Miami Asks Justices To Sit Out Banks' Housing Bias Appeal
• 5 Signs You'll Never Excel In BigLaw
• Mich. Court Says Big Box Store Can't Dodge City Tax Finding
• Ex-NY Senate Leader Skelos Appeals Corruption Conviction
• A Closer Look At The Proxy Case Everyone's Talking About
• 5 Tips For Energy Cos. Looking To Tap Into Mexico
• Dickinson Wright Slams Malpractice Claims In Casino Row
• Goodwin Snags Compensation Pro From Skadden
• Texas Justices To Consider If Landowner Botched Exxon Suit
• K&L Gates Adds Corporate Partner From Foley & Lardner
• ADT Faces Suit In Defective Home Security System Row
• Jay Peak Owner Can Sell Swanky Condo To Pay Attys' Fees
• Texas Justices Say Water Drillers Can't Ignore Land Rights
• Taxation With Representation: Proskauer, Skadden, Hogan
• 4 Hot Practice Areas Where Texas Firms Are Hiring
• Hotel Co. Says Air Force Competition Process Cost It $4M
• Tax Lien Sale Avoidance May Depend On The State You're In
• 'Tiny Homes' Meet Code, Homeless Shelter Or No, Judge Says
• 3rd Circ. Sides With Insurer That Rejected Pollution Claims
• NY AG Simplifies Registration For Out-Of-State Condos
• Insurer Asks 11th Circ. To Keep Amici Out Of Hurricane Suit
• SEC Can't Seek Gains In Ponzi Suit, 11th Circ. Says
• Deutsche Bank Cites RMBS Accrual Clause In Quicken Appeal
• NJ Judge Ends Force-Placed Insurance Row After BofA Settles
• Okla. Tribe Wins Halt To Construction Over Threat To Graves
• UBS, Others Can't Duck Tenn. Pension Fund's $164M MBS Suit
• Mount Sinai To Replace Beth Israel With Smaller Hospital
• CFPB Bans Ex-Wells Fargo Worker For Mortgage Fee Scheme
• Metrogate Ch. 11 Case Tossed, Creditors Chided By Judge
• NJ Immune In Day Care Mercury Exposure Suits, Court Says
• $240M ACA Suit Against Goldman, Paulson Looks Trial-Bound
• Proskauer, Hogan Lovells Guide $8.4B REIT Deal
• Houston Residents Sue City Over 'Horrific' Flooding Incidents
• How To Prepare Your Employees For Litigation Discovery
• Yellowstone Injunctions Aren't Always Routine
• 5 Tips For Negotiating And Drafting Joint E-Discovery Plans
• Clydes Treks Deeper Into US With Miami Boutique Buy
• HSBC To Hit Merrill, BofA With $420M Suit Over RMBS Deal
• RMBS Trustee Seeks Fees From Credit Suisse In $802M Suits
• Ocwen Says Study Refutes Investors' Contract Claims
• IRS Wrong To Deny $26.4M Tax Deduction, Builder Says
• 3 More Tribes Join DOI Land Buyback Program
• Jury Finds No Fraud In $12M Dispute Over Hotel Investment
• Munger Can't Slip Malpractice Suit With 1-Day Deadline Miss
• Real Estate Cos. Can't Convince HK Court To Reinstate Award
• Ocwen FCA Suits Should Go To Trial, Judge Says
• Insurer Can't Escape More Sandy Coverage, Del. Judge Says
• Turner Halts $5.3M FBI Contract Suit Amid Transfer Row
• Wells Fargo to Pay $70M In Mortgage Servicing Penalty
• McGuireWoods Hires Top K&L Gates Real Estate Lawyer
• Morgan Lewis Guides Lime Rock On $754M Fund Close
• Feds Ask To Drop 4 Charges Against Convicted Ponzi Schemer
• Boston Properties To Enter LA Market With $511M Office Buy
• Salsano Group Drops $125M On Panama Land Tract
• Why FEMA's Sandy Claims Review Process Isn't Working
• Steptoe Beats $129M Legal Malpractice Suit Midtrial
• Accusations Of Hocus Pocus Fly At $12M Hotel Fraud Closings
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Ex-Haynes And Boone Bankruptcy Pro
• Sumitomo Affiliate Drops $220M On Miami Office Building
• Schiff Hardin, Atty Dodge Malpractice Suit Over Arena Deal
• Russian Asset Freeze Is Enough In Mall Award Row, Court Told
• Katten UK Adds To Real Estate Team Amid Building Boom
• $58B Transpo, Housing Funding Bill Advances In House
• HFF Lines Up $43M For Dallas Senior Community
• Market Volatility Has REITs Crying The 'Borrowing Blues'
• Nuns Unlikely To Block Katy Perry Convent Sale, Judge Says
• When Breaking Up Is Hard, Call A Partition Referee
• Citi Shareholders Can Push $800M Suit Directly: Del. Court
• Nonprofit Drops Suit Over EB-5 Program Gerrymandering
• Marriott, First American Accused Of Time-Share Conspiracy
• Unclaimed Property Auditors Move Beyond Life Insurers
• Panama Papers: Reminders About Law Firm Cybersecurity
• Union Carbide Beats Appeal In Bhopal Pollution Suit
• Nuns' Atty Facing Contempt In $14M Katy Perry Convent Row
• Mich. Tribe Says State Defenses In Boundary Row Irrelevant
• Ski Resort Says Atty Fees Untimely In $350M EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Airlines Ask Court Not To Redo WTC Insurance Payout Tally
• Starwood, Brookfield Pair Up To Sell German Hotels
• Ex-Nomura Traders Say Gov't Can't Block SEC Suit Evidence
• Gov't Says Reversal Doesn't Justify Recusal In Superfund Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Supermarket Antitrust Appeal
• NHI Acquires 5 Bickford Senior Facilities For $87.5M
• Scope Of The Amendments To Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1
• BofA Dodges $1.3B Mortgage Fraud Fine
• 4 Considerations For Residential Mass Appraisal Valuation
• Northern Arapaho To Mediate With Feds In Shoshone Dispute
• Foreclosure Firm Parent Argues To Dismiss Chancery Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Ariz. Tribal Gaming Compact Row
• NFL Alumni Org Can't Escape $1M Breach Of Contract Suit
• Texas High Court Sides With Ocwen In Lien Release Row
• Lewis Brisbois Sues Developer Over Fire That Scorched Office
• Etre Pulls $33M IPO, Blames Adverse Market Conditions
• BofA Wants End To RICO Reinsurance Kickback Suit
• Pot Companies Eyeing California Ahead Of Nov. Election
• Activists Can't Halt NJ Battlefield Construction, Court Hears
• OPINION: Sotomayor's Solution To Pro Bono Is Incomplete
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Latham, Vinson
• Creating Barclay Damon: Lessons From A Law Firm Merger
• RXR Seals $1.65B Buy In One Of Year's Top Deals
• Why Mediations Fail And What To Do About It
• Developers Predict Flattening Of South Fla. Housing Market
• Texas Court Upholds $2.1M Morgan Keegan Bond Ruling
• Oil Services Firm Blames Eagle Ford Owner For Lease Woes
• Traffic, Rising Seas Loom Large At Miami Real Estate Summit
• Brach Eichler Boosts Litigation Team With 2 Attys
• Warehouse Owner Must Face Insurer's $55M Suit Over Fire
• Reflecting On The 20th Anniversary Of BMW V. Gore
• Winston & Strawn Takes Aim At NY Malpractice Suit On Appeal
• 2nd Circ. Reverses Dismissal Of FDIC Suit Over Colonial Bank
• $2B UBS Trial Might Have Been In Wrong Court, Judge Says
• SAC's Cohen Dodges Ex-Wife's $5.5M Divorce Fraud Claims
• NY Tax Panel Says Absence Of Pact Dooms Tax Credits Bid
• Gaming REIT, Building Supplier Price $478M In Offerings
• Enviro Defends Del. River Comm.'s Right To Bar Gas Drilling
• Texas Utility Agency Ends Hunt Plan To Reorganize Oncor
• Connell Foley Adds Real Estate Trio In Jersey City
• Ironshore Gets Quick Win On Hurricane Ike Coverage Claim
• Post-Verdict Class Decertification Draws 2nd Circ. Concern
• UK's Unite Group Acquires $58.5M Student Housing Site
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider (The Sequel)
• Sovran Expands Into Vegas, Northern Calif. With $1.3B Deal
• Recent State And Local Tax Developments In Pennsylvania
• Consultant Wants $18M Soured Vornado Deal Suit Revived
• Family Has No Right To Forfeited Building, 2nd Circ. Told
• Atty In King & Spalding Condo Suit Can't Shake Sanctions
• Texas Hospital Network Buys Forest Park Facility For $115M
• 6th Circ. Rejects Zoning Decision in Religious Land Row
• Cherokee Nation Council Approves Trust Land Application
• Taj Boston Hotel Hits Selling Block At $125M
• Senate GOP Again Rejects $1.9B Zika Funding Package
• Quinn Emanuel Hires Ex-DOJ Assistant Chief
• Good News On 'Bad Boy' Guarantees
• DLA Piper Guides REIT LaSalle Hotel On $150M Offering
• 4 Ways To Help Tech Tenants Get Creative With Office Perks
• Sheldon Silver's Sentence On Hold For McDonnell Ruling
• Uncertain Effect Of Modified Like-Kind Exchange Rules
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, Treo Group, Thor Equities
• Travelers Sued Over Discriminatory Voucher-Tied Practices
• DOI Charts Upcoming Years Of Tribal Land Program
• Wash. City Rescinds Opposition To Tribe's Planned Casino
• IRS Must Give Up Ponzi Schemer's $14M Tax Payment
• Developer Wants Refund Of Impact Fees For Failed Projects
• Halliburton Hydrologist Stays In Water Contamination Suit
• Venable Guides STORE Capital In $275M Follow-On Offering
• Ex-Condo Directors Not Insured For $12M Verdict, Suit Says
• Real Estate Co. DivcoWest Raises $1B For Investment Fund
• Libor Investors Say Banks Trying To Limit Doc Sharing In MDL
• Arapahos Say Gov't Can't Dodge Its Duty In Shoshone Row
• Don't Pause Judgment Without $115M Bond, Mall Investor Says
• OPINION: Stop 'Vigorously Defending' Your Clients
• Spokeo Ruling Crops Right Up In $2.5B Barclays Share Beef
• 9th Circ. Sends Back Gun Shop Suit's 2nd Amendment Claims
• Receiver Asks Court To Approve Sale Of Seattle Tower
• Nev. Real Property Tax Caps Are Under Heavy Scrutiny
• Real Estate Rumors: GE Capital, Citizens Bank, Whole Foods
• NY Probes 4 Investment Firms Over Seller-Financed Deals
• Tribe Can't Block Work On Wind Farm In Preservation Suit
• Enviros Sue FWS To Expand Long-Eared Bat Protections
• Evergrande Snaps Up Southern China Land For $307M
• 9th Circ. Revives Santa Monica Airport Land Title Row
• Jones Day Adds Ex-Snell & Wilmer Finance Team In SoCal
• BIA, Osage Drillers Tilt Over Futility Of Agency Appeals
• NY Attorney Sent To Prison For $800K Client Funds Heist
• 3rd Circ. Won't Reconsider Military Tax-Shield Decision
• Activists Assert NJ Battlefield Is Wetland In Construction Row
• Oil Co. Says DOI Pipeline Ruling Led To 'Absurd' Demand
• Attys Scramble To Get Paid In $350M EB-5 Fraud Case
• Becker & Poliakoff Faces Malpractice Suit Over Mall Project
• White & Case Steers Digital Realty's $874M Data Center Buy
• Real Estate Rumors: Bonjour, Eric Schmidt, L3 Capital
• Invesco REIT Buying 5 Japanese Properties For $452M
• The Latest On Late Notice In Texas Property Insurance
• Convicted NY Pol Sheldon Silver Suspended By High Court
• The Top 100 Firms For Minority Attorneys
• The Top 50 Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• White & Case Outpacing Peers In Diversity
• US Law Firms Fail To Move Needle On Racial Diversity
• The 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Minorities
• Homeowners Blast Insurer Over Policy Kickback Scheme
• Ex-NY Pols' Graft Appeals May ​Depend​ On McDonnell Case​
• NY Judge Slices Building Owners' Sandy Flood Coverage
• Split Texas High Court OKs Tenant Liability In Lease
• JPMorgan Beats Remaining Claims In Attys' Fees Suit
• UBS Judge Strives For Best Way Forward As $2B Trial Wraps
• Hunton & Williams Leads $66.5M Brooklyn Apartment Buy
• Wis. Residents Can't Fight Native Land Transfer
• Gov't Says Top Court Case Backs Law Killing Tribe Casino Suit
• FTC Wins $2.3M Judgment Over False Debt-Relief Promises
• Troutman Slams DQ Bid In Battle Over $117M Building Project
• 7th Circ. Orders Resentencing In $8M Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• M&T Bank To Pay $64M To Resolve False Claims Act Concerns
• Should Landlords Help Themselves When A Tenant Defaults?
• PPHE Hotel Lands $262M Refinancing For London Park Plaza
• Real Estate Rumors: Sage Hospitality, Hines, Benchmark
• Morgan Stanley Wants 2nd Circ. Rehearing in $81M Buyback
• Wynn Shareholders Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Macau Bribe Suit
• Deal Over Pa. Landfill Odors Finalized As NJ Challenge Fails
• NY Court OKs $8B Payout From Countrywide Settlement
• Judge Slams Time-Wasting 'Personal Attacks' In Visa Case
• 9th Circ. Nixes Fraudster's Post-Incarceration Internet Ban
• SEC Calls Bid To Use Frozen Assets For Attys 'Outrageous'
• Senate Debates $140B Funding For VA, Transpo, Military
• DOI Looks To Trim Challenge To Mass. Tribal Land Decision
• Chicago Mayor Hails Plans For New 62-Acre Neighborhood
• Ballard Spahr Adds Bankruptcy Partners From Katten Muchin
• Chesapeake Lease Row Attys Shed Sanctions At 6th Circ.
• Zurich Subsidiary Drops $51M On San Diego Mall
• New Lucas Museum Suit There Will Be, Group Tells 7th Circ
• Atty Rightly Tossed From Affordable Housing Case: NJ Panel
• StepStone Nabs $5B Of Assets With Swiss Capital Buy
• Real Estate Rumors: Alliance, Chicago Soho House, Frye
• Cassin & Cassin Reps Prudential On $194M NYC Loans
• Ex-NY Senate Leader Skelos Gets 5 Years For Graft
• How Blockchain Will Revolutionize Commercial Transactions
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider
• Kohlberg Lands $198M Financing For Interstate Hotels Buy
• S&W Drops Claims Dickstein Breached NYC Office Sublease
• De Blasio Expands Protections For Building Service Workers
• Montana, Crows Urge Justices To Reject Water Deal Challenge
• Willkie, Milbank Steer $312M Red Rock Buy Of Palms Casino
• Army Vet Urges 3rd Circ. To Reverse Tax-Shield Decision
• Enviro, Tribal Groups Ask To Intervene In Drilling Case
• Hoteliers Sue To Halt Marriott, Starwood $13.6B Merger
• DOI Says Justices' Iran Ruling Backs Law Shielding Casino
• GSA Owes Landlord Contractor's Protest Costs, GAO Says
• Intercontinental Buys Beacon's Massachusetts Tech Park
• Calif. Solidifies Aliso Canyon Gas Well Testing Regs
• Texas Court Wipes Out $12.6M Gas Drilling Trespass Win
• Bluesky Hotels Inks $1.64B Deal To Buy InnVest REIT
• Skeloses Spar With Gov't As Sentencing For Graft Looms
• What Do The Highest-Paid Lawyers Make An Hour?
• As Fla. Real Estate Evolves, Strong Contracts Lower Risks
• Madison Realty Closes $695M Debt Fund
• Real Estate Rumors: KBS, Itzhaki, Park Ave Penthouse
• Montana Group Asks High Court To Review Crow Water Deal
• Osage Members Take Trust Records Ruling To 10th Circ.
• UBS Loan Judge Warns Attys He Won't Have A 'Charade' Trial
• Chesapeake Continues Bid To Pause Gas Royalty Suits
• CFTC Wasting Taxpayer Cash On Extra Offices, Watchdog Says
• Chapter 13 'Forced Vesting' Remains Widely Unsettled
• Japanese Firm Leads US Hotel M&A Through First 4 Months
• Paul Weiss, Skadden Advising HCP On Planned REIT Spinoff
• Real Estate Rumors: Renaissance Aventura, Bonjour, Newmark
• Simon Property Group Reaches Deal To Sell $569M In Notes
• SBE To Buy Boutique Hotel Co. Morgans In $794M Deal
• County's Tribal Casino Challenge Lacking, Judge Says
• Intercontinental Buys LA Office Campus From Invesco JV
• 9th Circ. Says Fair Housing Act Thwarts Discrimination
• Firms Blast Challengers To Chesapeake Co-Lead Counsel Bid
• Calif. Firm Loses Sanctions Bid In EB-5 Row With Ex-Client
• 6th Circ. Says Ohio Co. Must Forfeit Insurance Interests
• How To Turn Nonbillable Work Into Big Bucks
• Wind Farm Blasts Feds' Denial Of $226M Energy Grants
• Sec. 8 Notices Met Norms, LA Housing Auth. Tells Justices
• Condo Coverage Verdict Should Stand, Construction Co. Says
• Tribe Can't Dodge Discovery In Railway Suit, Judge Rules
• NJ High Court Won't Review Rent Control Atty Fee Row
• Casino Says Prop. Tax Break Critics Minimized Gaming Taxes
• Ecuador Central Bank Pins Fla. Property Owners In Fraud Row
• Air Ambulance's Tax Exemption Hinges On Co-Owner's Status
• Variant's Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed As Last Properties Sold
• Baker Botts Boosts Energy Biz With Ex-KWM Construction Pro
• Blackstone, Mirvac Pay $620M For Australian Shopping Centers
• Feds Say Osage Drillers' 'Vague' Lawsuit Should Be Tossed
• Two Tribes Leave Arizona Gaming Group Over Casino Row
• Family Can't Have Dibs On Iran Property, 2nd Circ. Told
• 5th Circ. Says Tax Assessor Shielded From Couple's Claims
• Texas Man Slapped With Pollution Fines Wins New Trial
• Hunton, Sidley Guide $571M Hersha NYC Hotel JV With Cindat
• Fla. Real Estate Heirs Dispute $15M Tax Bill Over Gifts
• Colleges Team Up With Developers To Fill Housing Gap
• TPG Capital Racks Up $10.5B PE Fund
• Real Estate Rumors: Weingarten, Simons, Bridgeton
• US Supreme Court Impact On Mass. Disparate Impact Claims
• Wells Fargo Faces Whistleblower Suit In Missing Docs Row
• San Francisco Sues Academy Of Art Over Housing Holdings
• Miami Stadium Land Deal A Not-So-Easy Score For Beckham
• Jury Says Calif. City's Rent Rule Unconstitutional
• Feds Accuse NM City Of Trespassing On Tribe's Lands
• GrayRobinson Picks Up City Of Miami Commissioner
• Cozen O'Connor Adds Real Estate Finance Pro In Miami
• Deals Rumor Mill: Teva, Colony Capital, Riverstone Holdings
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Ex-Seyfarth Shaw Real Estate Expert
• NYC Issues Guidelines On Protections For Pregnant Workers
• Notre Dame Seeks To Force Builders To Reveal $7M In Assets
• The Fastest Rocket Docket For The 8th Straight Year
• Building Contractor Can't Appeal Hong Kong Arbitration Ruling
• Philly Councilman Wants To Halt 32-Story Mixed-Use Project
• Taxation With Representation: Stikeman, Ropes & Gray, Weil
• Texas High Court Stands By Apache Expired Lease Ruling
• The Rise Of Real Estate GP Funds
• Nomura Tells 2nd Circ. $806M FHFA Case Needs New Judge
• Real Estate Rumors: Vornado, Paylocity, Joseph Sitt
• Wicks Group Buys Real Estate News Outlet Bisnow
• Valero Spinoff CST Sells 79 Stores To 7-Eleven For $408M
• Prevailing Wage: The Possible Fourth 'P' In P3s
• Feds Say Utah Man Ran $28M Real Estate Ponzi Scheme
• NY Teachers Union Loses Bid To Revive Property Tax Cap Suit
• High Court Urged To Hear Sturgeon Critical Habitat Case
• Tire Cos. Wants New Judge After 8th Circ. Partial Reversal
• No Jail For Ex-Cop Caught Up In Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Latham, Venable Guide REIT Kimco's $150M Notes Offering
• Ex-SEC Officials Tell 2nd Circ. To Upend Goldman Class Cert.
• Home Lender Wants OT Suit Axed For 'Deceptive' Atty Conduct
• Manhattan Residential Portfolio Trades For $165M
• Deals Rumor Mill: TWC, Dalian Wanda, Camping World
• Insurers Needn't Defend IMG In Arbitration, Court Affirms
• 6 Ways Lawyers Can Enhance Cross-Office Communication
• Shell, Alon Escape Sanctions In Pipeline Easement Suit
• HSH Nordbank Settles Developers' $200M Loan Suit Midtrial
• Real Estate Rumors: Donahue, Tribune, Retail Properties
• 3 Firms Steer $123M NYC Deals, Goldman Sachs Financing
• Suit Alleging Gov't Conspiracy To Seize NJ Landfill Thrown Out
• Ukraine Intervenes In Arbitration Over Crimean Invasion
• Broker Can't Duck Insider Trading Penalty, SEC Says
• Mostyn Firm Duels With Property Damage Biz Over Bills
• Energy Co. Says It Had Consent For Pipeline On Tribal Land
• Stroock Hit With Malpractice Suit Over Soured Loan Deal
• 10th Circ. OKs Suit Over Utah's Roads Fight With Feds
• Dallas Suburb Kills Developer's $9M Win Over Land Option
• HSH Nordbank Misled Developers On $200M Loan, Jury Told
• Insurer Can't Recoup $8M Defense Costs, 6th Circ. Hears
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Willkie Farr Real Estate Pro In NY
• Irked Judge Wants 97-Page Tribal Graves Complaint Cut Back
• Chicago Mayor Pins Lucas Museum Hopes On 7th Circ.
• SIFMA Blasts FINRA Mortgage Market Margin Proposal
• McDermott Sued For Negligence By Shopping Center Financier
• 3rd. Circ Says Military Tax Shield Doesn't Cover Businesses
• SEC, Ex-Fannie Mae CEO Experts Blocked In Subprime Suit
• Hyatt Drops $238M On Miami Beach Hotel
• Calif. County, Tribe Push Back Mediation Of Lease Tax Row
• Ex-RCS Brass Get Nod To Tap D&O Coverage In Ch. 11
• Over A Dozen Firms Guided Largest Q1 Real Estate Deals
• Real Estate Rumors: Normandy, Fla. Polo Club, Nugent
• Feds Pooh-Pooh Osage Lawyers' 2nd Bid For Costs, Fees
• What Is Your Squirm Factor?
• PE Real Estate Fundraising Has Slowed, Report Says
• 3 Firms Steer $238M Park Avenue Deal
• Synergy Resources Pays Noble $505M For Colo. Land
• Gov't Seeks To Nix Suit Over EB-5 Program Gerrymandering
• NJ Co. Monopolizes Online Tax Lien Sales, Report Says
• Feds Eye Future Of Tribal Land Buyback Program
• Md. High Court Allows Post-Cutoff Tax Assessment Evidence
• Chicago's Lucas Museum In Jeopardy After Site Fight
• DHS Seeks To Increase A Range Of Immigration Fees
• NY Real Estate Tycoon To Pay $7M Over Taxes On Art
• Caution Creeps In For Commercial Real Estate Players
• Skeloses Seek To Cut $480K From Sentencing Calculation
• BofA Settles MBS Suit With Former Seattle Bank For $190M
• Builders Want Wall Around Assets In $7M Notre Dame Dispute
• Philly Firm Sues Insurer Over Ex-Atty's Criminal Defense
• PennEast Illegally Surveyed Proposed Pipeline Route: Suit
• NJ Tax Court Upholds Valuation Of Palisades Property
• EXCLUSIVE: AXA, MetLife Loan $500M For NYC Office Tower
• Sheldon Silver Gets 12 Years For Corruption
• 5 Red Flags Of A Fishy EB-5 Project
• Feds, SD Tribe Aim To Settle Mortgage Foreclosure Suit
• Atlas Capital Scores $75M Loan For The Factory
• Real Estate Rumors: Adam America, CIM Group, UC Santa Cruz
• Former NYC Atty, 2 Others Charged In $5M Escrow Heist
• 1st Circ. Revives $5.9B MBS Suit Against Moody's
• 9th Circ. Lifts Sanctions On Atty Who Sued Ch. 11 Trustee
• Robbins Geller, Others Snag $57M Fees In Goldman RMBS Suit
• Fla. High Court Won't Hear State Farm Hurricane Policy Case
• Trial Expert Survives UBS DQ Bid Claiming Resume Lie
• Ex-Ohio Prosecutor's Candidate Suspended After Conviction
• USCIS Pushes For Win In Class Action Over EB-5 Rule
• Gaming-Related IPOs Help One Firm Hit Jackpot In April
• Feds OK With Some Discovery In Arapaho-Shoshone Row
• Conn. Officials Urge Dismissal Of Tribe's Gaming Law Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Fla. Apartment's Takings Suit
• Condo Flipper Dodged $7.8M Fee In $261M Deal, Broker Says
• TruAmerica Reaches Further East With $187M Apt Buy
• Real Estate Moguls On The Move
• Construction Set To Begin On Wanda Group Tower In Chicago
• Cargill Dodges Revival Of Developer's $19M Suit Over Resort
• Real Estate Rumors: Thor, Eagle Brook, Crescent Heights
• Calif. Cities Gain Leverage In Affordable Housing Talks
• LaSalle Drops $147M On UK Residential Project
• No Recovery In Calif. For Views Blocked By Public Projects
• Ochs Goldberg Steers $105M Brooklyn Property Buy