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Real Estate - December, 2019

175 articles

• Hottest Legal Industry Guest Topics Of 2019
• BlackRock Can't Get Chancery To Nix PennyMac Investor Suit
• The Biggest Stories In Florida Legal News Of 2019
• Climate Concerns Driving Expanded Role For Enviro Attys
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Revive Wash. Tribe's Fishing Claims
• Calif. Should Allow Grisly Image Bans On Private Property
• Real Estate Rumors: Trez Forman, Mazars, Giulio Rangoni
• REIT LondonMetric Sells 4 Properties For $190M
• Top Federal Tax Cases Of 2019
• Cadwalader Guides JPMorgan's $200M Manhattan Tower Loan
• Biggest Texas Cases Of 2019
• Top Federal Tax Regs Of 2019
• Final Opportunity Zone Rules Expand On Safe Harbors
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, L+M, IMC Equity
• Ex-Nomura Trader 'Admitted He Lied,' SEC Says
• Top Insurance Legislation & Regulation Stories Of 2019
• The Biggest Personal Injury And Med Mal Verdicts Of 2019
• Manulife Partners With Harel In $1.2B US Real Estate Venture
• Senate Approves Tax Extenders As Part Of Spending Bill
• 4 Lessons From 2019's Bumpy IPO Market
• 5 Trends That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2019
• 3 Issues That Defined Real Estate In 2019
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2019's Second Half
• Long Road Remains Ahead After Hurricane Takings Ruling
• Warren, Gardner Aim To Lift Pot Biz Ban On Citizenship, Loans
• BofA Says La. Never Plugged Holes In Bond Price-Fixing Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Blue Sky, Wiseman, Bank Of America
• Senate Poised To Pass Year-End Tax Deal
• Simpson, Jones Day Guide $654M Blackstone-Hansteen Deal
• Robbins Geller Seeks $132M For $1B REIT Settlement
• Skadden, Weil Steer Sun Life's £300M InfraRed Deal
• Societe Generale Lends $65M For Boston Office Property
• Manafort's NY State Mortgage Fraud Case Dismissed
• NY Property Owner Says It Was Shut Out Of Netflix Lease
• Miami-Dade OKs $852M Plan For New Courthouse
• Enviros Say Housing Project OK Ignored New Climate Data
• Real Estate Rumors: Acadia, Sterling Bay, Sardis
• Morris Manning Steers Sealy's $909M Industrial Portfolio Sale
• Fla. Man Opposes Carnival's Bid To End Suit Over Cuban Port
• Justices Told SEC Will Be Fine With Curbed Disgorgement
• Judging A Book: Hinojosa Reviews 'Crimes And Punishments'
• Banks Settle Fannie, Freddie Bond Price-Fix Suits For $337M
• The Risks Of Unnecessary Fla. Property Improvement Notices
• Main Street Gained Valuable Access To Private Markets In 2019
• King & Spalding, Skadden Steer $107M AIG-IStar Loan
• Ill. Homeowners Lose Class Cert. Bid In Fraud Case
• Gov't Must Pay For Hurricane Harvey Flooding Damage
• House Lawmakers Approve Deal To Renew Expired Tax Breaks
• Wis. Towns Say They're Caught In Middle Of Tribes' Tax Suit
• Navajo Nation Sues DOI Over Land Ruling For Hopi Tribe
• Liberty Property Trust Omitted Key Numbers, Investor Claims
• Real Estate Publisher Accused Of Stealing Lead Generation IP
• Ex-W.Va. Lottery Chief Faulted For Continuing Law Practice
• HSBC Bank USA To Settle Commerzbank RMBS Suit
• Developer Says Surveyors Erroneously Quadrupled Lot Size
• Wachtel Missry, Atty Hit With $7.7M Malpractice Suit
• Medical Boards Back La. Appraisers Against FTC At 5th Circ.
• 4 Notable Fla. Commercial Real Estate Cases From 2019
• APG Venture Drops £130M On London Hotel
• Real Estate Rumors: Best Buy, Somerset, Blackstone
• Wells Fargo Settles Philly Loan Bias Claims For $10M
• Chinese Investors Say Discovery Abuse Warrants Default Win
• Romania Office Portfolio Trades Hands For €290M
• Neal Gerber Grabs Mayer Brown Partner In Chicago
• 6th Circ. Ships Tribal Casino Land Fight Back To District Court
• Fox Rothschild Lands Ex-Polsinelli Real Estate Lawyer
• Ariz. Medical Pot Dispensary Can't Nix Rival's Registration
• USCIS Must Rethink Terminating Co.'s EB-5 Investment Status
• Cybercriminals Phished For Gov't Procurement Credentials
• Real Estate Rumors: Nuveen, Blackstone, Extell
• Chinese EB-5 Investors Sue Developer For Financial Records
• Houston Law Firm Sued For $632K In Unpaid Rent
• GIC Will Buy Logistics Portfolio From Apollo For $1.06B
• Shareholder Committee Nixed In RAIT Funding Ch. 11 Case
• Justices Will Take Up Trump's 3 Subpoena Appeals
• Watchdog Says BLM Silence Can Lead To Unpermitted Drilling
• Virginia Law Firm Can't Dodge Florida Malpractice Claim
• MoFo, Gibson Dunn Steer BofA's $475M NYC Tower Loan
• Wells Fargo Again Fights Cert. Bid In Mortgage Glitch Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Hotelier Seeks $28M Deal Outside LeClairRyan's Ch. 7
• Insurer Says Title Fee Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• House Panel Subpoena For Trump Docs Invalid, Justices Told
• Full 4th Circ. Reveals Deep Divide In Trump Emoluments Case
• Mass. Residents Tell 1st Circ. Land Trust Bid Rightly Blocked
• Real Estate Rumors: Atlas, Bowery Farming, Melo Group
• Calif. Mixed-Use Property Lands $50M Loan From Life Insurer
• Challenges For Investors, Developers Reviving Aging Malls
• MVP: Cleary Gottlieb's Steve Wilner
• Weil's $17.7M Legal Bill In Ditech Ch. 11 Approved
• Regulators Unveil Overhaul Of Community Lending Rules
• Drinker Biddle Picks Up Polsinelli Real Estate Atty In Dallas
• Charter Hall, REITs Drop $861M On Australia Properties
• NJ Activist Sues Tax Break Agency For Parker McCay Emails
• Princeton Hits Firms With $10.7M Suit Over Project Delays
• Real Estate Rumors: Chegg, Acorn, Square Mile
• Truist Buys Charlotte Tower From Cousins For $456M
• Trump Financial Docs Are Key To House Probes, Justices Told
• 8 Highlights For Dealmakers From CFIUS' Annual Report
• Strategies To Maintain Privilege In Crisis Response Scenarios
• MVP: MoFo's Mark Edelstein
• Sidley Helps Deutsche Bank With $294M Manhattan Loan
• Congress Needs Trump Bank Docs To Legislate, Justices Told
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Cadwalader Partners' Ex-Boutique Sued Over 'Padded' Bills
• UBS Can't Ditch Feds' Crisis-Era RMBS Fraud Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Glascott, Hidrock, Hunt
• 3 NJ Cases Weigh Anti-Discrimination Law And Land Use
• Polsinelli Guides KeyBank's $110M Manhattan Loan
• Property Appraiser Says La. Board Flouts Antitrust Laws
• Colombian Hotel Developer Seeks Out Of $5.4M Fraud Suit
• Alternative Asset Manager GCM Clinches $983M Fund
• MVP: Fried Frank's Jonathan L. Mechanic
• House Dems Unveil Temporary SALT Cap Repeal Bill
• Wis. Tribes Say Towns Can't Exit Tax Suit Against State
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Dems' Standing In Emoluments Suit
• How To Ward Off Nonclient Suits Over Lawyers' Speech
• ResCap Says LendingTree Can't Escape $68.5M Judgment
• Wells Fargo Fights New Claims In Foreclosure Glitch Suit
• MVP: Paul Weiss' Harris Freidus
• Don't Ignore 'Lack Of Diligence' In Mortgage Suit: Wells Fargo
• Justices Halt House Subpoenas For Trump's Bank Records
• US Trustee Questions Weil Gotshal's Ditech Fee Application
• Goodwin Reps BentallGreenOak On €1.2B Portfolio Sale
• Bipartisan Bill Tackles 'Crisis' In Indian Country Housing
• What State Lawmakers Will Be Focused On In 2020
• MVP: Skadden's Audrey Sokoloff
• AMP Capital Sells $389M Stake In Perth-Area Shopping Mall
• Real Estate Rumors: Facebook, PwC, Trammell Crow
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Developer Seeks Atty Fees After Beating Juror Bribery Claim
• Texas Justices Unsure Court Should Enter AEP Utility Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: Orda, KeyBank, CitizenM
• RAIT Financial's $174M Ch. 11 Sale OK'd Despite Challenge
• Mass. Assisted Living Homes Can Charge Extra Upfront Fee
• What Is A 'Reasonably Useful Form' For Production Of ESI?
• Trump Asks Justices To Void House Panel's Biz Doc Subpoena
• Grainger Pays £57M For Cardiff Development Project
• Developer Blames Peer Review For $11M Building Failure
• Insurer Must Defend Homebuilder In Suits Over Shoddy Work
• Couple Fights 'Absurd' Decision In $39.5M Arbitral Case
• Ute Members' Banishment Suit Against Tribe Is Tossed
• Korean Construction Co. Wants 'Smart City' Suit Tossed
• Prepare For Greater IRS Scrutiny On Conservation Easements
• Angels Reach Deal With Anaheim To Buy Stadium For $325M
• Real Estate Rumors: Akerman, Trez Forman, RM Charter
• 7th Circ. Judge Won't Bite At Developer's Bid For Less Time
• Wis. Towns Declare Neutrality In Asking Out Of Tribes' Tax Suit
• King & Spalding, Sukenik Segal Steer $148M Queens Loan
• FDIC Scores Partial Win Over Title Insurer In Post-Trial Dispute
• Mass. Court Nixes City's Appeal Over Parking Lot Abatements
• Woodbridge Trustee Sues Sidley, 9 Other Firms For $500M
• Ill. Jury Convicts Father, Son Over $1.3M Investment Scheme
• 10th Circ. Won't Delay Taking Of Cherokee Land Into Trust
• Real Estate Rumors: Numerator, Vornado, Walmart
• DOD's Private Housing Metrics Misleading, GAO Official Says
• LeClairRyan Attorney Questioned Over Bankruptcy Funds
• Feds Say Real Estate Analyst Job Can't Qualify For H-1B Visa
• 1 Firm Led Pack In November Dominated By Blank Check IPOs
• Why Owners Should Oversee Construction Subcontracts
• Evolving Deference Principles May Affect Tax Matters
• Patent Decision Highlights Cross-Appeal Considerations
• What NY And Mass. Exxon Climate Suits Mean For Other Cos.
• Wikborg Rein Helps Norway With $370M Entra Share Sale
• Goodwin Procter Faces DQ Bid In Ill. County's BofA Suit
• Banks Must Hand Trump Records To Congress, 2nd Circ. Says
• Ex-Boies Schiller Atty Joins DLA Piper's New York Office
• Houston Judge Denies Attys' Bid To End Malpractice Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Atlas, Regions Bank, Riverstone
• Rhode Island Announces $400M Stadium Development Project
• Retail Bankruptcies Raise Collection Questions For Landlords
• NJ Real Estate Broker Aims To Sink Suit Over Unwanted Texts
• TPC Group Sued After Pair Of Explosions At Texas Plant
• Pair Of Singapore REITs To Merge In $1.1B Deal
• Insurance Co. Denies Liability For Repairs To £5M Penthouse