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Real Estate - July, 2021

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• High Court Poised To Move The Needle On Takings Law
• Ch. 11 Trustee Tells 2nd Circ. Church Sale Was Valid
• Real Estate Rumors: DR Horton, MySales, Merchants Capital
• Landlords Say Pittsburgh Can't Enforce Lapsed Eviction Ban
• 5th Circ. Judge Assails Disparate Impact In Race Bias Case
• Pa. Panel Calls Philly Commercial Tax Hikes Unconstitutional
• Smith Gambrell Guides CatchMark Venture's $498M Land Sale
• Fla. Real Estate Co. Sues Feds Over Rejected EB-1 Visa
• Fireman's Fund Checks Out Of Hotelier's Virus Coverage Suit
• Idaho Says Shoshone Band Can't Claim Treaty Hunting Rights
• House OKs $15.6B DOI Budget With $4B For Tribal Programs
• House Approves $19B Boost For DOT Budget
• 'Mixed Bag' Chancery Ruling Keeps Utah Mine Suit Alive
• Where Insurance Coverage For Condo Collapse Gets Murky
• Latham, Weil Gotshal Steer Vacasa's $4.5B SPAC Deal
• Asia Capital Real Estate Closes $325M Credit Fund
• Biden Admin. Agrees To Crack Down On Upwind Air Pollution
• Tribes Get OK To Join Fight Over Nevada Lithium Mine
• Real Estate Rumors: Publix, Greenberg Traurig, Adam Snow
• Ky. Town Sued Over Proposed Tribal Grave Relocation
• Starwood Capital Urges Monmouth Investors Against $3B Deal
• Texas Jury Docks Bitcoin Thief With $40M Verdict
• HUD's Disparate Impact Proposal Shows New Gov't Priorities
• Kirkland Helps GLP Capital With $2.3B Logistics Fund
• Real Estate Rumors: Bowery, Xponential Fitness, Longpoint
• Sotomayor Asks NY Judge To Weigh In On State Eviction Law
• Gas Pipeline Owner Tells DC Circ. To Ditch Permit Challenge
• County Wants 9th Circ. Redo In Yakama Tribal Land Dispute
• Judge Axes Utah LLC's Contract Claims Against Conn. Atty
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• Union Defends Arbitration Award In NYC Hotel Mortgage Fight
• Realtor Group Tells 9th Circ. Listing Rules Boost Competition
• Paragon Mortgage Provides $53M Loan For Colorado Project
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Village Can't Stop Cayuga Tribe's Bingo
• Real Estate Rumors: Legacy, A3 Productions, Bank Of America
• How Federal Leasing Is Bolstering Tribal Facilities Funding
• Fla. Condo Can't Get Coverage For Mold Row, Insurer Says
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• 3 Firms Behind CBRE's $1.3B Turner & Townsend Buy
• In-House Atty Returns To Private Practice At Cozen O'Connor
• Trump Adviser Barrack Denies Illegal Lobbying Charges
• Cuomo Pledges To 'Streamline' Pandemic Rent Relief
• Judge OKs $22M Add-On To Wells Fargo Foreclosure Deal
• Jury Finds Ex-Texas Mayor, Husband Guilty Of Bribery, Again
• Zimbabwe Targeted In DC Over $277M Land Reform Award
• NY Anti-Eviction Law No Longer Justified, 2nd Circ. Told
• Ponzi Victims Seek Class Cert. Against Ex-DLA Piper Atty
• DC Hotel Owner In Ch. 11 Sues Marriott Seeking $7M Clawback
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• ​​​​​​​7th Circ. Vacates $59M CFPB Penalty Against Mortgage Firms
• NYC Condo Board's 1MDB Appeal Is Moot, 9th Circ. Says
• Senator Calls For Better Native American Infrastructure
• Insurer Fights 5th Circ. Revival Of $6M Phishing Coverage Suit
• €17.8B German Real Estate Merger 'Likely Not Successful'
• Carrington Coleman Adds Insurance Partner In Dallas
• Ex-Trump Adviser Released On $250M Bond In Lobbying Case
• Builders Appeal $5.5M Award Over Notre Dame London Dorm
• SPAC Backed By Indicted Ex-Trump Adviser Pulls IPO Plans
• Freddie Mac Names CCO Amid Broader Top-Level Reshuffle
• Travelers Says It Doesn't Owe LA Landlord Coverage For Virus
• Lender Loses Appeal In Lord & Taylor Ch. 11 Rent Battle
• Condo Collapse Litigation Leaders Talk Of Coming Challenges
• Ga. Developer Accused Of Polluting Wetlands, Lake
• Star Entertainment Yanks $6.6B Bid For Troubled Casino Peer
• Pryor Cashman Hotel Leader Sees Lender Patience Waning
• 2 Firms Guide Schwazze's $11.3M Colo. Pot Grow Land Buy
• Allianz Unit Gets Hotel's COVID-19 Suit Tossed
• Miami Hotel Hits Chapter 11 To Duck 'Aggressive' Foreclosure
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive FTC's Suit Over Insulation Marketing
• Ch. 11 Auction Nets $152M Buyer For Wardman Park Hotel
• Disney World Property Values Cut By $428M In Fla. Settlement
• Kossoff Can't Plead The 5th As Bankrupt Law Firm Rep
• Philly Hospitals To Mediate Owner Issues In Ch. 11 Case
• Chinese Investors Want DOJ Review After Fraud Deal Defaults
• NJ Land Use Boards Seek To Gut Claims Of Antisemitism
• Office Space Renter's Ch. 11 Plan Sent Out For Creditor Vote
• ND City Wins $2.4M From Developer For Downtown Project
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• SEC Drops Securities Fraud Suit Against Ex-Brixmor Execs
• Starwood Capital Bids $1.9B For Stroock-Led Monmouth
• Md. Bank To Pay $2.8M In Kickback Scheme Suit Settlement
• NJ Justices To Review Insurer's Arbitration Fight With Condo
• Texas Tribe Urges 5th Circ. To Revive El Paso Land Fight
• Black Ill. Community Sues Over Pooling, Overflowing Sewage
• EBay's Top Execs Ordered 'Terrorism' Campaign, Couple Say
• Renter Can't Allege Age Bias Over Targeted Facebook Ads
• Pa. Can't Spread Bonuses, Rent From Drilling On State Land
• Some Surfside Condo Owners Ask For Chance To Rebuild
• FERC Tells DC Circ. Gas Exports Can Justify Eminent Domain
• GrayRobinson Adds Estate Planning Atty In Florida
• Ex-FTE CEO Touts NY Judge Uncle At $28M Theft Arraignment
• EQT Tells 4th Circ. $40M Royalty Dispute Must Be Shut Down
• Office Space Renter To Liquidate 8 Locations In Ch. 11
• NJ Panel Won't Strike COVID-19 Rule On Security Deposits
• Bank Regulators Plan CRA Overhaul As OCC Backtracks
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• Obama Center Foes Ask Ill. Judge To Block Construction
• US Joins WTO Talks To Hone Professional Service Regs
• Trump Adviser Accused Of Unregistered Lobbying
• Greenspoon Marder Adds Real Estate Partner In Orlando
• Husch Blackwell Moves Into New England With 11-Atty Firm
• Oklahoma Sues DOI For Coal Control On Tribal Lands
• Top Florida Litigation Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Accor Says Calif. Hotel Can't Have More Time For Ch. 11 Plan
• 11th Circ. Finds Sexual Harassment Actionable Under FHA
• 4 Steps To Creating Successful Dual-Branded Hotel Projects
• Paul Weiss-Led Tricon Launches $5B Real Estate JV
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Hogan, Goodwin Build $7.5B Shopping Center REIT Merger
• Fla. Condo Collapse Suits Get 'Right Judge At The Right Time'
• Kirkland, Simmons Steer $1.3B Deal For UK REIT
• Condos, Zurich Subsidiary At Odds Over Hurricane Irma Losses
• Chicago Nonprofits Say Work On Obama Center Should Begin
• La. Church Says Insurer Undervalued Hurricane Damage
• Irish Developer's Clawback Case Ends With $23M Judgment
• Bradley Arant Hires Ex-McGuireWoods Atty For Tax Practice
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• Judge OKs Timeshare Exit Co. Injunction In Westgate Case
• Fla. Court Names Lead Attys In Surfside Condo Collapse Suits
• Brooklyn Building Owner Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Software Co. Says Insurer Should Cover $4.25M FTC Deal
• Kirkland Guides Shore Capital Funds Totaling $686M
• Real Estate Rumors: Cade Capital, Stos, Barry Hechtman
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fox Rothschild Drops Bid To Toss Ex-Associate's Bias Suit
• Realtors Assoc. Policy May Be Anticompetitive, Judge Says
• T-Mobile Says NJ Town Unlawfully Blocked Facility Plans
• Timeshare Co. Can't Dodge TCPA Class Suit
• Club Operator's $420M Float Leads Busy Day Of IPOs
• DOJ Updates 9th Circ. On Realtor Group Investigation
• Accor Impeded Ch. 11 Case, Calif. Hotel Says
• Ex-FTE Execs Accused Of Bilking Investors, Looting Funds
• Former Bilzin Sumberg Partner Joins Mark Migdal & Hayden
• Real Estate Rumors: Terreno, Square Mile, Alexander Boria
• Ace Hotel Denied Bid To Keep Managing Pittsburgh Building
• Ex-Venezuelan Official Pleads Guilty In $1.2B Oil Co. Fraud
• 11th Circ. Finds No Irreparable Harm In CDC Eviction Halt
• REIT Empire Must Pay $7M Over SEC Fraud Claim, Judge Says
• Blackstone Pays $7.3B For Various AIG Assets
• Deloitte Office Plans In Limbo Over NJ Town Board's Powers
• Tribal Bribery Case Set For September Trial Minus Tax Counts
• Insurer Wants No Part Of $37M Moody Ranch Sale Suit
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• Real Estate Rumors: Navesink, CommonWealth Partners, CB
• Boston Properties Forms $1B Venture With CPPIB, GIC
• Insurer Tells 8th Circ. Hilton Owner Can't Get COVID Coverage
• Judge Plans To Move Quickly On Sale Of Surfside Property
• NJ Appeals Court Affirms Insurers' Win In Building Defect Row
• Ex-Matterport CEO Sues Over Stock Trading Restrictions
• Real Estate Rumors: Realty Income, City Lumber, DRA
• Developer Defends FERC's Approvals Of $468M Project
• Insurer Hits Banks With Suit Over $19M Wire Fraud
• Judge Says Discovery Needed In Construction Defect Suits
• Goldman Venture Buys $488M Worth Of Logistics Assets
• Don't Expect 2008-Style Suits After Next Housing Crash
• 'Gangster' Defamation Claims Against NJ Atty Can't Survive
• Texas Resort, Insurer Settle Storm Damage Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Becker & Poliakoff Adds Capitol Hill Alum To Gov't Team In DC
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Feds Fight Architect's Bid To Split Tribal Bribery Case
• Manafort Banker Convicted Of Bribery
• Trump Org. Slashes CFO's Corporate Roles Amid Tax Charges
• Chippewa Tribes Ask 7th Circ. To Undo Reservation Tax Ruling
• Feds Back Off Kossoff As Manhattan DA's Probe Proceeds
• MoFo Brings Aboard Finance Team From DLA Piper
• Cos. Want Quick Win Over $10M Immigrant Housing Suit
• Pittsburgh Hotel Owners Say Breach Supports Booting Ace
• Real Estate Rumors: Red Road, Acore, Angelo Gordon
• Problems To Avoid When Forming Your 2nd Real Estate Fund
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• NJ Enviro Agency Ducks Compensation For Land Taking
• Jury Gets Case Against Banker Accused Of Bribing Manafort
• Goulston, Developer Broach Settlement In Malpractice Suit
• EB-5 Investors Have To Pay Fees After Nixed Civil Theft Claim
• Cole Schotz Picks Up NYC Real Estate Pro
• Online Referral Co. Must Face NJ Homeowner's Fraud Suit
• UK Pub Operator Young's Sells 56 Properties For £53M
• Miami-Dade Shuts Ailing Courthouse After Engineer's Report
• Calif. Senate OKs Bill To Insure Farmers Against Wildfire Risks
• Creditors Can't Claim Tribal Gambling Revenue In Ch. 7
• Restructuring Uncertainty To Continue Through 2021
• Milbank Helps With $125M Mortgage For Manhattan Hotel Buy
• DC Circ. Says Relatives Count Against EB-5 Visa Cap
• Surfside Condo Collapse Highlights HOA Responsibilities
• High Court Ruling Won't Stop States From Thwarting Pipelines
• PHH Mortgage Reaches Deal In Inspection Cost Markup Suit
• Allstate Wants Suit Over Corps' La. Wetlands Work Tossed
• First Wrongful Death Suits Filed After Fla. Condo Collapse
• Pennsylvania Retail Portfolio Trades Hands For $114M
• Q2 Stock Drop Stats Buoy High Court's Goldman Ruling
• Split 1st Circ. Says River Tribe's Land Ends At Water's Edge
• Real Estate Rumors: Foundry, Raytheon, RAS Development
• Atty In Neighbor Spat With Justin Theroux Can't Shield Emails
• Sweeping Biden Order Aims To Attack Lack Of Competition
• Mass. Judge OKs $5.5M Award Over London Dormitory Work
• Pa. Panel OKs District's Sales-Based Tax Assessment Appeal
• Evanston May Be On Hook For Property Managers' Defense
• Unions Say Wardman Hotel Can't Ditch Contracts In Sale
• Firms That Led 2021's Largest Hospitality Deals To Date
• Surfside Condo Resident Sues Insurers After Collapse
• 8th Circ. Says Mo. Waste Fight Shouldn't Be In State Court
• 3rd Circ. Questions How To Identify Gas Pipe Owner Class
• Tips For Managing Price Escalation In Construction Projects
• Chicago Alderman, Aide Plead Not Guilty To Bribery Charges
• Real Estate Rumors: Lightstone, C-III Capital, Richerson
• Miami Law Firm Donates $1M To Surfside Victims
• Withers Picks Red-Hot Kendall Square For New Mass. Office
• Consumers Duped On Insulation Capability, 3rd Circ. Told
• Texas Tax Talk: Planning For Property Tax Break's Sunset
• The Biggest Energy Rulings Of 2021: Midyear Report Part 2
• Stroock Continues Growth With Tax, Real Estate Atty In DC
• Fox Rothschild Aims To Sink Ex-Atty's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• NY Feds Wrap Up Case Against Banker In Manafort Loan Trial
• Oil Co. Challenges Tribal Court Authority Over Smoking Ban
• NYC Atty Faces $2M Default Judgment In Escrow Row
• Boston Marriott Won't Get Early Win In Virus Coverage Row
• COVID Vaccine Vial Maker Leads Wave Of 5 IPO Launches
• Texas Panel Axes Suit Against River Authority For Bad Dams
• Calif. HOA Says Insurer Wrongly Yanked Policy
• Justices' Cedar Point Ruling May Inspire More Takings Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: Hector Duer, Credit Suisse, Wafra
• Venezuelan Envoy Urges 11th Circ. To Ax DOJ Fraud Charges
• Nuveen Real Estate Loans $296M For Chicago Office Tower
• Condo Collapse A 'Wake-Up Call' For Fla. Regulatory Overhaul
• These Firms Guided Top Real Estate Deals In 1st Half Of 2021
• EHT Gets OK To Retroactively Reject Queen Mary Lease
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• Calif. Judge Says Berkeley's Natural Gas Ban Not Preempted
• DC Circ. Denies Tribe's Intervention Bid In DOI Casino Fight
• Judge Asks For Pro Bono Service For Condo Collapse Victims
• Apt. Complex Asks 4th Circ. To Revive Collapse Coverage Suit
• Grouped Cases Tainted $12M Extortion Trial, 3rd Circ. Told
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• DC Circ. Urged To Overturn FCC's Expanded Antenna Rules
• Real Estate Rumors: U-Haul, CodeGreen, Pebb Enterprises
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• What Biden's Tax Proposals May Mean For Int'l Private Clients
• Leaky Sub, Rejection Dispute Roils Eagle Hospitality Ch. 11
• KKR Wraps Up $2.2B Europe-Focused Real Estate Fund
• Wyndham Parents Lack Standing In Timeshare Suit, Firms Say
• Biggest Texas Supreme Court Rulings Of The Term
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Fla. Class Action Survives Sugar Industry Dismissal Bids
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Mob Appeals, Labor Fight, 'Cars For Kids'
• Court OKs Distribution Of $24M Eagle Ford Royalty Payout
• Calif. Cannabis Co. Can't Compel Arbitration In Lease Row
• Multiple Justices Say Court Should've Heard Ill. Takings Case
• A Data-Based Look At COVID's Commercial Real Estate Impact
• Plaintiff Takeaways From High Court's Goldman Ruling
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Real Estate Rumors: CubeSmart, Greenpoint, Trez Capital
• What Attys Must Know As Congress Debates 1031 Program
• Faegre Drinker Real Estate Atty Joins FisherBroyles In Denver
• Fla. Man Fights To Get Experts Admitted In Cancer Cluster Suit
• Akerman Partner Named Receiver For Collapsed Fla. Condo
• EPA Urges Courts To Remand Water Rule As It Retools Regs
• 5 Massachusetts Cases To Watch In 2021's 2nd Half
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• Real Estate Cases To Watch In 2021's 2nd Half
• Biz Reneged On $2.5M Facility Purchase Deal, Pot Co. Says
• Chicago Alderman, Aide Indicted On Bribery Charges
• Trump Org. Case Shows DA Hot On Ex-President's Heels
• DOJ Pulls Out Of Antitrust Deal With Realtor Association
• GSA Unveils Rule Vetting Federal Leases For Foreign Ties
• NBA Owner's $1.5B Sale To A-Rod Nets A Slam Dunk
• Wyo. Court Won't Enjoin Biden's Already-Paused Lease Freeze
• Ga. Court OKs $5.2M Verdict In Case Of Falling Pipe
• Mortgage Lender Rocket Hit With Investor Action In Mich.
• Zillow, NAR Look To Duck Suit From Real Estate Co.
• Pa. Panel Revives Demolition Plan For Pittsburgh Block
• Fed. Circ. Says Modified Gate Arm Doesn't Violate Patent Deal
• CFPB's New Foreclosure Limits Will Be Tough On Servicers
• Only $48M In Insurance For Collapsed Condo Worries Judge
• Real Estate Rumors: Crow Holdings, 601W, McGuire
• Weil-Led MGM Inks $3.9B Vegas Asset Sale After JV Buyout
• DOJ Shouldn't Get To Pick Filter Review Team, 11th Circ. Told
• Continental Resources Tells Court Feds Aren't Owed Royalties
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Robert Kraft-Owned Paper Mill Wants Air Pollution Suit Tossed
• NY Real Estate Regulations To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2021
• Trump Org., CFO Indicted On Tax Charges In Landmark Case