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Real Estate - August, 2016

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• Latest REIT Regulations Not As Broad As Some Had Hoped
• Cuckolded Owner Gains Limited Look At Company's Books
• AIG, Others Battle Hedge Funds For $500M BofA Payout
• Transco Sues To Use Eminent Domain In Ga. Pipeline Project
• Jury's $73M Land Deal Award Stays Axed, Calif. Panel Says
• Gramercy REIT Buys 2 Industrial Facilities Worth $60M
• Judge OKs Receivership Claims Process Tied To EB-5 Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Shorenstein, ABS, Midwood Investment
• Spurned Partners Want $370M Philly Hotel Spat Revived
• $28M Deal OK'd In US Bank Force-Placed Insurance Suit
• Norway Buys $453M Stake In San Francisco Real Estate
• Chicago's Iconic Tribune Tower Sells For More Than $200M
• Planned Parenthood Fights Abortion Ban At Orlando Clinic
• NYC Details Zoning Plans For Bronx Neighborhood
• Pa. Court Urged To Revive Lundy Beldecos Malpractice Claim
• Feds Push To Nix Ex-Tribal Leaders' Suit Over Graves Dig
• Lehman Brothers Wants Billions In RMBS Claims Wiped Out
• Banks Say NovaStar Bankruptcy Halts $7.7B MBS Suit
• Contractors Survive Gov't Bid To Nix HUD Protest
• Reconciling The Practice With The Business Of Law
• LA City Council OKs $200M Deal In Accessible Housing Suit
• Jay Peak Receiver Seeks OK For $13M Citibank Settlement
• Dozens Barred From Suing Developer Over Septic Problems
• Casino Opponents Slam Tribe's Bid To Join Trust Land Fight
• Investors Say CBRE Can't Exit $157M Embezzlement Suit
• Tax Court Declares Volleyball Group Is Not A Charity
• Kennedy Wilson Buys Calif. Multifamily Community For $61M
• IRS Expands Definition Of REIT-Qualifying Assets
• Cypriot Real Estate Co. Awarded $900K In Kiev Mall Row
• ConocoPhillips Says Texas Royalty Ruling Upends Land Titles
• Wyndham Plans $446M Resort Project, 2nd Ever In Vietnam
• Calif. Co. Slams State Report On Oil Field Redevelopment Plan
• Consumer Group Poised To Get Leftover Wachovia Deal Cash
• Deals Rumor Mill: GE, QUBE, Officefirst
• Biz Defendants In EB-5 Suit Urge Denial Of Contempt Motion
• Builder Can Be Liable To Secondary Buyer, Pa. Court Says
• Law Profs Say 2nd Circ. Should Uphold Abacus Class Cert.
• NJ Landfill's Ch. 11 Case Tossed Over Unsigned Docs
• NY Art Collector Fights IRS' Bid To Beat $11M Easement Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Unizo, Copeland, Effy Hematian
• REBUTTAL: Establishing Standards And Norms In Mediation
• Ocwen Beats Homeowners' Inflated-Inspection Fee Claims
• Ex-Freddie Mac Contractor Can't Save Suit Against Law Firm
• Ex-Tribal Leaders Push To Keep Casino Grave Dig Suit Intact
• LA Hotel Owner Wants $8.9M Hyatt Arbitration Win Vacated
• Mudslide Damage Not A Covered 'Explosion,' 10th Circ. Says
• Real Estate Developer Gets 2 Years In Bankruptcy Fraud
• 4 Firms Guide ABC Supply's $670M Pick Up Of USG Unit
• Real Estate Rumors: China Orient, Rubenstein, Pagcor
• Jaffe Raitt, Atty Want Out Of $24M Oil Field Asset Suit
• 4th Circ. Denies Ex-Beazer Homes Accounting Exec A Retrial
• US Bank Wants $6.7B Class Action Nixed Over Delayed Docs
• 5 Tips For Successful Real Estate Due Diligence
• Billionaire James Packer Sells $339M Stake in Crown Resorts
• Investors Want $1B-Plus Ponzi Claims Back in Del. Court
• Wall St. Scold Asks Justices To Hear Bank Whistleblower Case
• REIT Equity Commonwealth Sells 4 Properties for $417M
• State Of Texas Legal Market: Litigation Trends
• Texas Housing Credit Policy Upheld After High Court Remand
• Fla. Court Says Town's Liens Stand Despite Foreclosure Suit
• Nicklaus-Designed Golf Club Settles Clean Water Act Claims
• NY Real Estate Investment Co. Beats RICO Suit
• Lexington Pushes For Win In Pitt Construction Coverage Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Herbalife, Hurtigruten, China Vanke
• Clarion Partners Plans $58M Denver Office Building
• New Approach To Pleading Standards From Colo. High Court
• Goulston & Storrs Nabs DC Mixed-Use Development Vet
• Rainmaker Q&A: Sklar Kirsh's Andrew Kirsh
• Defining Attorney-Client Relationships In The Electronic Age
• State Of Texas Legal Market: It Isn't Just About Oil
• Thor Equities Sells San Francisco Building In $375M Deal
• Pa. Fracking Hopeful Says Court Should Weigh Well Block
• Ala. Tribe Says Tax Official's Defenses Should Be Nixed
• Donald Trump Loses Bid To Block Experts In Trump U. Suit
• NY Developer Sues Over 'Shady' Refinancing Agreements
• NJ Property Wins $1.5M Tax Cut Under Freeze Act
• Clarity On The Term 'Reside' Is Good News For NY Landlords
• Real Estate Giants: 53 West 53rd Street, New York
• Bird Poop Condo Coverage Invalid, Insurer Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Rockwood Capital, Lennar, Treetop
• PwC Reaches Deal Amid $5.5B Taylor Bean Trial
• Rainmaker Q&A: Hanson Bridgett's Teresa Pahl
• Shutts Wants Fees After Beating Fla. Parcel Bid-Rigging Suit
• Wells Fargo To Pay Homeowners $3.45M Over Mailing Error
• NJ Agency OKs $1B Bonds For Delayed Meadowlands Project
• Silver Can Stay Free Pending Appeal, Thanks To McDonnell
• Calif. High Court Won't Hear Ex-Nixon Peabody Partner Suit
• Conn. Looks To Nix MGM's 2nd Circ. Fight Over Casino Law
• Tritower Financial Nabs $60.5M Va. Office Building
• John Hancock Loans $73M To Russo For NJ Apartments
• Starwood Says Calif. Wrong Venue For Hotel Sale Fraud Suit
• Port Authority Says NY Case Doesn't Impact AAA Toll Dispute
• Home Schematic Suit Deal Warrants Coverage, 11th Circ. Told
• Israeli Real Estate Co. Owes $396K Award To US Developer
• Trading Platform MarketAxess Moving To Hudson Yards Tower
• Dechert Sued Over Payment From Unauthorized Apt. Sale
• Tribe Blasts BNSF's Defense Of Crude Shipments
• Real Estate Rumors: McKesson, Fla. Crystals, McSam Hotel
• 4 Reasons Law Firm Business Development Initiatives Fail
• Weil Gotshal Guides Sears Board Committee On $300M Loan
• Calif. Developer Can Pursue Tax Offsets In USDA Loan Trial
• 4 Challenges When Repurposing Office Campuses
• Haneberg, Williams Mullen Steer Wheeler REIT's $100M Shelf
• EPA Clean Water Rule Rests On High Court Army Corps Case
• Ex-SEC Accountant Tells Jury PwC Violated Auditing Rules
• Developer Accuses NJ Town Of Environmental Land Grab
• Shell Can't Duck Crude Manipulation Suit, Judge Told
• DOI Wants Redo In Trust Land Fight Over Planned Casino
• Law Firm Sanctions Affirmed; Attys Must Take Ethics Classes
• Rainmaker Q&A: Mahendru's Ashish Mahendru
• 9th Circ. Pauses Russian Ex-Pol's Appeal Of $84M Award
• HFF Closes $95.6M Sale Of Two Tampa Communities
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear NY Housing Authority Asbestos Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: Related, SparkLabs, Girl Scouts
• PMZ Realty Closes $71M Loan Deal For Hilton Portfolio
• Fla. AG Sues To Halt Fake Foreclosure Law Firms
• Banc Of California Inks Stadium Naming Deal With LAFC
• 6th Circ. Asked To Rethink Flood-Zone Coverage Ruling
• Discovery Rule Resurrects Fraud Claim On NJ Property Sale
• Gawker Founder Denied Lease Deal After Hogan Objects
• Shareholder Can't Inspect Freddie Mac Records, Judge Says
• Reed Smith, Atty Depositions Sought In Dez Bryant Battle
• Fidelity Can't Dodge Investor's $9M Win, 8th Circ. Told
• Natixis Says Suit Over $400M In RMBS Losses Is Too Late
• Jay Peak Owner Says SEC's Case Fee Dispute Is 'Unseemly'
• 2nd Circ. Declines To Stay $542M Triaxx CDO Default Sale
• Blackstone Signs $620M Deal For NYC Multifamily Complex
• Crown Castle Prices $700M Bond To Pay Down Debt
• Fla. County Says Residents Can't Revive Airport Noise Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Wurzak, MarketAxess, Newmark
• Laguna Pueblo Unit Pays $134.5M For Isle Of Capri Casino
• AIG Unit Slams Developer's Bid For Defect Defense Coverage
• From BigLaw To Your Own Firm: 4 Tips For Legal Startups
• Airbnb, No Longer Subject To Anaheim Rent Law, Drops Suit
• Split 7th Circ. Revives Union Fight Over 'Inflatable Rat' Ban
• Exec Must Pay $1M For Conning Skincare Startup Investors
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Tossing BofA $1.3B Mortgage Fine
• SEC Settles With Ex-Fannie Mae CEO, Ends Subprime Suit
• Fight To Raise Value Of Tax Assessor's Home Gets Go-Ahead
• Iowa Farmers Lose Bid To Stay $3.8B Dakota Access Project
• Wells Fargo Blasts 'Nonsensical' Sanction Bid By Relators
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Carlyle, Strategic
• New York REIT's Board Approves Liquidation Plan
• Energy Finance Attys Are Shifting Focus In Tough Times
• Kennedy Wilson Drops $81M On Calif. Apartment Complex
• Texas Realty Firm's Commission Award Reversed On Appeal
• Castle Law's Delaware Fiduciary Duty Suit Time-Barred
• Zika In Florida: Hope For The Best, Plan For The Worst
• JPMorgan To Get $645M From FDIC Over WaMu Purchase
• Alaska's Trust Ceasefire Likely To Ease Acrimony With Tribes
• Bankrupt Variant Wants To Drop Claims Against Ex-CEO, Atty
• Home Inspectors Group Says Business Owner Infringing TM
• Class Cert. In Goldman Suit Was Proper, 2nd Circ. Told
• Okla. Judge Nixes Energy Co.'s Defenses In Pipeline Clash
• Ga. Real Estate Investor Admits To Foreclosure Bid-Rigging
• 5th Circ. Nixes Longhorn Steakhouse Atty Fees In Lease Row
• Northstar Fights For Revival Of Schwab Fund Suit
• High Court Inclusive Communities Ruling: 1 Year Later
• Gramercy REIT Buys Mass., Miss. Properties For $68M
• Client Seeks To Advance Becker & Poliakoff Malpractice Suit
• Dorsey Boosts Real Estate Team With 3 More From Lindquist
• Deals Rumor Mill: Wako Pure Chemical, Vale, Starwood
• Real Estate Rumors: Paradise, Covenant, John Hancock
• Wells Fargo Must Face Fraud Suit Over Enviro Contamination
• Holland & Knight, Kirwin Norris Steer $90M TD-Brickell Loan
• Real Estate Giants: 3 Hudson Boulevard, New York
• Fed. Building Manager Sues GSA To Block Info Release
• Greenland Venture Buys 42-Acre South San Francisco Site
• Risk Management Tips For Attys Serving As Local Counsel
• Rainmaker Q&A: Ervin Cohen's Ellia Thompson
• Ex-GC Says PwC's Audits Critical To $5B Taylor Bean Fraud
• Moody's Says Whistleblower's Suit Alleges No False Claims
• LAX Settles Enviro Suit Over $5B Project, Axes Runway Move
• Tribe Involvement Thwarts Enable Midstream's Easement Bid
• Freddie Mac's Ex-CFO Can't Sue Over Firing: Fed. Circ.
• Mortgage Servicing Exec Arrested For $3M Ginnie Mae Fraud
• Ill. Justices Deny Common-Law Marriage In Judge's Split
• Price Meese Can't Shake NJ Real Estate Malpractice Order
• Real Estate Rumors: Starwood, Amazon, Santander
• Foulger-Pratt Gets $97M Loan From Aareal For Va. Complex
• Feds Say 2nd Circ. Decision Bodes Ill For Sheldon Silver
• Day Care Center Developer Allowed To Intervene In EB-5 Row
• 9th Circ. Won't Budge On Wind Farm Right-Of-Way Ruling
• Cox Castle, Eisner Jaffe Steer $100M Playboy Mansion Deal
• Pipeline Can't Challenge Delaware Unclaimed Property Audit
• What To Know About New White House GHG Guidance
• Lamb McErlane Beats Bid To Revive Pa. Malpractice Suit
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Clarify Iran-Tied NY Tower Dispute
• JPMorgan-Sterling Bay Venture Lands $78M Loan From BofA
• NY Developer Sues To Force $32M Sale Of Miami Building
• PwC Auditor Says No Duty To Detect $5B Taylor Bean Fraud
• Judge Won't Throw Out SEC Case Over EB-5 Investors
• Chase Accuses Whistleblowers Of 'Blatant Forum Shopping'
• Hastings Parent Aims To Auction Leases After Liquidation
• Real Estate Rumors: Gemdale, Stellar, Oak Tree Capital
• Cushman Aids ASB Real Estate Arm With $105M Financing
• Post-Drywall Deal Homebuyers Shouldn't Collect, Court Told
• BB&T Dodges Pa. Atty's Suit Over Line Of Credit
• Akerman Beefs Up NY Office With 6 New Attys
• Beware The 'Standard' Mediation Confidentiality Agreement
• OliverMcMillan Sells Atlanta Luxury High Rise For $136.5M
• Investors Says Deutsche Knew Securities Were Bad
• Eric Trump Defends Org's Actions After Ritz-Carlton Club Buy
• No Prison Time For Guilty Ex-Seneca Nation Gambling Exec
• Insurer Says Independent Adjuster's Mistake Cost It $1.25M
• Stillwater Says Judge Erred In Not Staying Property Sale
• Texas Court Trims Fraud Damages In $21M Royalty Dispute
• CFPB Seeks Redo Of Order On Mortgage Relief Attys
• New Anti-Laundering Regs Needed For Firms, Expert Says
• Tribe Looks To Join Trust Land Fight Over Its Planned Casino
• EB-5 Program Heads Beat Too-Vague Investor Fraud Suit
• 5 Practice Areas Real Estate Lawyers Need To Understand
• Dow Lohne Looks For Exit In Al Jazeera Malpractice Suit
• Developer Sam Chang Scores $215M Loan For Manhattan Hotel
• MGM Resorts Ups Stake In China Arm, Primes $500M Bond Sale
• Ex-Nomura Trio Wants Jury To Hear About Industrywide Fibs
• Alaska Drops 'Dead End' Tribal Land-Into-Trust Litigation
• Ex-Goldman Trader Pays $400K To Settle RMBS Fraud Charges
• Hospitality Properties Trust Prices $338M Offering
• CityView Closes $150M US Multifamily Housing Fund
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Building Law Libraries
• Calif. Justices Pen Eminent Domain Rule In Access-Road Case
• Ex-DLA Piper Client Can't Revive Malpractice Suit On Appeal
• Nev. City's Mortgage Law Harmed Wells Fargo, 9th Circ. Says
• PwC Auditor Defends Methods In $5.5B Taylor Bean Trial
• Texas Weighs In: Do Contractors Have Blanket Indemnity?
• Homeowners Can't Challenge Insurance Rates, Court Hears
• Family Charities Liable In $100M Midco Tax Battle
• 10th Circ. Revives RICO Claims Against BofA, Others
• Religious Group Can't Build On Residential Lot, NJ Court Says
• Scholar Group Wants NJ Battlefield Construction Suit Tossed
• AIG Inks $3.4B Sale Of Private Mortgage Insurance Unit
• CoreSite Kicks Off Expansion Plans With $60M Office Park Buy
• 9th Circ. Revives NCUA Claims Over Nomura MBS
• Federal Cuts Didn't Spare Utah County, Claims Court Says
• Gas Driller Royalty Row Handed To Pa. State Court
• 3rd Circ. Denies Added Damages In Solar Contract Dispute
• NYC Homeowners Say HUD Mortgage Sell-Offs Hurt Blacks
• S. African, Nigerian Investment Funds Look To Raise $700M
• Head Fraudster In $9M Mortgage Scheme Gets 12 Years
• 2nd Circ. Revives Fraud Verdict For Katrina Schemer's Son
• Calif. County Appeals Dismissal Of Tribal Casino Challenge
• Landowner Wants Oil, Gas Leases On Tribe Land Invalidated
• Ex-DC Councilmember Given Escape Hatch In Bid-Rigging Suit
• 5 Tips To Prepare For New HMDA Reporting
• MAA, Post To Merge Into $17B Multifamily-Focused REIT
• Real Estate Rumors: Samsung, TJAC, Alliance Private Capital
• IGB Unit Gets $191M In Sale Of Kuala Lumpur Hotel
• Law Students Should Explore BigLaw Pro Bono Options
• JPMorgan's $4.5B RMBS Investors Deal Gets Judge's Nod
• $200M Ponzi Schemer Can't Shake Guilty Plea At 3rd. Circ.
• Real Estate Giants: 125 Greenwich Street, New York
• 10th Circ. Authority In History-Center Land Row Goes To Panel
• Deed Dispute Coverage Barred By Developer's Acts, Judge Says
• DC Circ. Ruling Apt To Tilt DOI's Land-Into-Trust Tactics
• Moody's Urges High Court To Hear MBS Ratings Fraud Suit
• Skadden, Sidley Steer New Residential's $284M Offering
• Virtually 'Incompetent' Insurer Must Pay Up, Mass. Court Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Brookwood, APF, Bar Invest
• SEC, Receiver Slam Jay Peak Owner's Bid To Unfreeze $640K
• REIT Spirit Realty Prices $300M Debt Offering
• SEC Wants Business Defendants In EB-5 Suit Held In Contempt
• Shopping Center Revamp Didn't Need Zoning OK, Court Says
• 3 Firms Steer $376M Loan For Brooklyn Watchtower Building
• Extell Joins Forces With SMI For $3B Central Park Tower
• Fannie And Freddie's New Commercial Space Requirements
• PwC Auditing Violations Justify $5.5B Claim, Expert Says
• Romance Reports Don't Clear Up Fifth Third GC's Firing
• Deutsche Bank Trustee Can't Revive Quicken RMBS Suit
• Appeals Court Revives RMBS Claims Against Morgan Stanley
• Morgan Stanley Can't Escape RMBS Fraud Claims in Appeal
• NJ, NY Officials Clash Over Design Contest For Bus Terminal
• Miami Condo Association Claims Z Capital Broke Promises
• Gov't Urges Justices To Back 9th Circ. On Sturgeon Habitat
• Macy's To Close 100 Stores, Looking To Maximize Real Estate
• Bird Poop Coverage Row Must Be Flushed, Property Co. Says
• Blackstone Reaps $1.2B From New York REIT Sale
• Tax Claims Against Tribe, Feds Should Be Axed, Judge Says
• Why The Government's Wall Of Secrecy Must Fall
• Deals Rumor Mill: IVG Immobilien, Investcorp, FIMI
• Tract Home Exclusion Bars Defect Coverage, 5th Circ. Affirms
• Halliburton's Tax Appeal Was Timely Filed, Court Rules
• SL Green Sells $480M Building Stake, Plans $1B Buyback
• Disbarred Atty's Sentence Reduced After Tense Hearing
• Real Estate Rumors: Klingbeil, Dalan, RXR
• Disbarred NJ Atty Hit With Suit Over Ethics, Tax Appeals
• Crackdown On Money Laundering In Real Estate Is Expanding
• Drug Co. Wins Deferral Treatment Of $2.8M Income Gain
• Investor Says Ratners Should Loosen Hold On Forest City
• Air Force Shoots Down Vt. Neighbors' Noise Suit
• Alleged EB-5 Scammer Says SEC Fraud Suit Lacks Detail
• Real Estate Rumors: Katy Perry, Sperry Equities, ICAP
• Novo Nordisk's $305M Campus Sale Sets NJ Record For 2016
• Jay Peak Investors Join Forces In Florida EB-5 Suit
• SL Green Settles Air Rights Row With Grand Central Owner
• NJ Real Estate Co. Settles DOJ Immigration Bias Dispute
• Tribune Media Sells Off Real Estate In LA, Chicago, Denver
• Fried Frank, Gibson Guide $1.12B Loan For 35 Hudson Yards
• Calif. Firms Struggle To Find Exchange Properties Amid Boom
• 2nd Circ. Denies Redo In $81M Morgan Stanley Buyback Suit
• Blackstone Primes $5B Non-Traded REIT
• Deutsche Bank, WMC Settle $1B Mortgage Pool Suit
• Jury Convicts CEO Accused Of WTC Contract Fraud
• Milbank, Latham Guide MGM Growth's $500M Notes Deal
• Liberty Mutual, AIG Units End $34M Verdict Coverage Spat
• Chapter 11 As A Viable Way To Redevelop Golf Courses
• NY Appeals Court Says Accessible Entrance Is Not Feasible
• A Lesson On Entire Fairness
• K&L Gates Adds 2 Financing Experts From Reed Smith
• Taylor Bean Trustee Says PwC Could Have Stopped $5B Fraud
• NJ Agency OKs $1B Bond Plans For Meadowlands Project
• 3 Nonprofits Can Get $590M Citigroup Deal Leftovers
• New York City Landlord Smacks DHS With $10M Contract Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Jacques Berrebi, Tom Ford, Altmark
• Okla. Homeowners Say Halliburton Contaminated Water
• Feud Over Witness Caps CEO's $100M WTC Fraud Trial
• Allergan Scores $58M Tax Break To Remain In NJ
• Fake Law Firm Owner Pleads Guilty To $9M Fraud
• 10th Circ. Ships Utah Tribal Boundary Saga To New Judge
• 1st Circ. Affirms Sentence For 'Fraudster Extraordinaire'
• Writing Arbitration Clauses To Get The Arbitration You Want
• Montgomery McCracken Adds Schechter & Brucker Team
• BNSF Defends Crude Oil Shipments In Swinomish's Suit
• Crimea Real Estate Arbitration Will Go On Without Russia
• Separation Panes: Emerging Litigation Over Window Sealant
• Insurer Says Being Duped By Email Hack Not Covered
• How To Make Your PE Client's Real Estate Fund Stand Out
• CBRE Arranges $120.5M Bridge Loan For Texas, Va. Portfolio
• Kennedy Wilson Plans $200M Debt Offering
• Ex-NFL Player Says Alumni Offsides On Contract Suit Limits
• Big Banks Back Shell Companies Transparency Bill
• Sam Zell's Fund To Spend $127.6M On Sao Paulo Parking Co.
• Deutsche Bank Wants Toss Of Remaining Securities Claims
• NYC 'Labor Peace' Order May Clash With Federal Law
• Lehman Partnerships Escape Real Estate Investors' Fraud Suit
• Nomura Traders, Gov't Feud Over 'Victim-Blaming' Evidence
• Trump's Econ Speech Leaves FinReg Questions Unanswered
• AIG Escapes Ill. Pension Fund's Securities Fraud Suit
• NJ High Court To Review Filing Time In Condo Owners' Suit
• Homeowners' Flood Zone Coverage Claims OK, 6th Circ Says
• CEO's Intent Shapes Up As Focus Of $100M WTC Fraud Trial
• 5 Ways To Botch A Real Estate Deal
• Dexus Sells 3 Australian Properties For $545.8M
• Chicago Settles With Eatery Owners Over 'Sweetheart' Deal
• Carter Validus REIT Nabs $116M Health Care Portfolio
• NJ Panel OKs Relaxed Zoning Rules For Palisades Building
• Pokestop And Think: Risks Of Augmented Reality For Retailers
• American Realty Capital, Global Net Plan $671M Merger
• Real Estate Rumors: John Hancock, Madison Realty, IMG
• Silver Can't Lean On Skelos Case For Bail Bid, Judge Told
• Homeowners Seek Class Cert. On Ill. Prop Tax Scheme Claims
• Greenberg Traurig's NY Office Adds Ex-Debevoise Partner
• Miami Developers Beat Ex-Creditor's Bid-Rigging Claims
• Hard Rock Developers Can't Change Answer In Condo Case
• Environmental Consultant Beats Mall's Cleanup Suit For Now
• Pa. Court Won't Revive Firm's Fee Claim In Insurance Row
• Diamond Timeshare Suit Not Ready For Arbitration
• Witness Blames CEO Accused In $100M WTC Fraud Trial
• A Review Of Key Criminal Cases Against Execs In Q2
• Office-Focused REIT Sells Pa. Campus For $143M
• 9th Circ. Tosses Claims In Loan Modification Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says Citi Investors Can't Recoup $800M RMBS Loss
• Real Estate Rumors: Lyft And Uber, Elandis, Metzler
• Bain Pays $1.26B For Spanish Loan And Property Portfolios
• NJ Time-Of-Application Rule Doesn't Bar A Permitted Use
• 9 Tips For Becoming A Legal Pundit In The Media
• Ex-NY Senator Skelos Can Stay Free For Appeal, Judge Says
• DOJ Asks 2nd Circ To Undo Toss Of BofA $1.3B Mortgage Fine
• NJ Justices Rescue Builders From Limbo In Faulty Work Case
• Calif. Tribes Back Plans To Restore, Develop Brownfield Site
• Navajo Nation Looks To Block State's Suit Over Land Use
• CFPB Finalizes Changes To Mortgage Servicing Rule
• Three Firms Steer Columbia Property's $350M Notes Offering
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Fla. Condo Project, Chetrit
• WTC Steel Hands Testify In CEO's $100M Contract Fraud Trial
• ADT Wants Suit Over Glass-Break Detection Tossed
• Companies Behind Failed $12M Fraud Suit Fight Fee Payment
• Toronto REIT To Buy 3 Properties For $78M
• Law Firm Employees Can Better Defend Against Cyberthreats
• NFL Alumni Association CEO Named In Contract Dispute
• Calif. Right Of Entry Ruling Keeps Public Projects On Track
• Fla. DEP Escapes Ruling Over Coastal Permit Rejection
• $5.5B PwC Trial May Widen Target On Auditors Over Fraud
• New White House GHG Guidance Should Help Clear The Air
• 'Big Short' Adviser Says SEC Fraud Claims Don't Hold Up
• Gov't Witness' Credibility Hit At $100M WTC Fraud Trial
• SEC Says Bid To Toss $350M EB-5 Suit Built On Errors
• Boies Schiller Reps Film Co. In 'Wolf Of Wall St.' Funding Suit
• Rockefeller Group To Build Corporate Housing In New Jersey
• Adam Leitman Urges Court To Make Airbnb Hosts Pay Fees
• Intervention Says Driller Kept Revenue, Flouted Ch. 11 Stay
• Parks Group Unhappy About Obama Library Site, Won't Sue
• Donald Trump Can't Escape Trump U. Class Action
• IBM Loan Unit Bilked Fannie Out Of $13M, FCA Suit Says
• NY Housing Authority Urges 3rd Circ. To Rehear Asbestos Row
• Mass. Co. Can't Ax Liability Finding In Student Housing Row
• 11th Circ. Seeks Fla. Justices' Input On Defect Notice Law
• UGI Cleared To Take Land From Owners For $178M Pa. Pipeline
• $100M WTC Contract Fraud Trial Could Hinge On Tape Of CEO
• Real Estate Rumors: Canyon Capital, Jimmy Tisch, Fortis
• Mortgage Broker Sues Atty For Not Attending Closings
• Waterton Nabs West Miami Apartments In $57M Deal
• Sheldon Silver Says Bail, Not Jail, Warranted During Appeal
• LaSalle Lands $75M Loan From JPMorgan For Tenn. Property
• CFPB Lays Out Guidelines For Foreclosure Relief Efforts
• Gray Financial, Hill Seek 11th Circ. Do-Over On SEC Courts
• John Buck Scores $233M Loan For Chicago Tower Project
• Coach Sells NYC HQ For $707M As Part Of Allianz Deal
• White House Releases Final GHG Guidance For Agencies
• NYRT, JBG Ax $8.4B Merger Amid Investor Opposition
• Preparing Corporate Witnesses: A Primer
• FBI's Courthouse Wiretapping Unconstitutional, Judge Rules
• Real Estate Moguls On The Move
• Real Estate Rumors: Fla. Apartments, Centrum, Newmark
• UBS Dodges Suit Claiming It Hid Faults In $1.1B MBS Pool
• Steel Contractor Wants To Take WTC Project Charges To Trial
• Airbnb Slaps Anaheim With Suit Over Short-Term Rental Law
• Cadwalader Guides $400M Mortgage Deal For NYC Property
• Hard Rock Condo Owners' Restitution Bid Fails, Builders Say
• BigLaw's (Crowded) Passage To India?
• A New Benchmark For Power System Performance Appraisal