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Real Estate - March, 2022

272 articles

• NYC Sues Landlord Who Racked Up Over 1,900 Violations
• Deutsche Bank Gets Suit Over $155M Ponzi Scam Trimmed
• How Mortgage Duty Of Care Opinion May Affect Calif. Tort Law
• HOA Settles NJ Tribe's Conspiracy Suit Over Religious Acts
• Real Estate Investment Co. Loses Virus Coverage Bid In RI
• Voucher Won't Address Woman's Disability, 8th. Circ. Told
• NYC Real Estate Atty Kossoff Disbarred For Felony Plea
• Safestore Pays $75M For Carlyle's Stake In Property JV
• Bankrupt Philly Hospital Can Lend $5.6M For Property Upkeep
• Green Groups Can Keep Fighting Florida Clean Water Program
• A $500M Fraud Case Imploded. Now A Judge Wants Answers
• NAACP Sues To Break SC's Ban On Scraping Court Records
• Munich Re Unit Aims To Trim $2M Hurricane Damage Suit
• Kaufman Dolowich Adds Real Estate Pro From Cooper White
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, ESI, Big Move Properties
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Amazon's Withdrawal Won't Stop Pa. Warehouse Appeal
• 5 Mediation Mistakes That Create Obstacles To Settlement
• Colombia Says $309M Real Estate Claim Must Be Tossed
• NJ Multifamily Buildings Land $105M For Refinancing
• Judge OKs $83M Deal In Surfside Collapse Over Objections
• Ill. Court Cuts State Claims From Obama Center Challenge
• Ex-GSA Official Cops To Illegal Commissions From Side Gig
• The Problem With GOP Attack On Jackson Immigration Ruling
• Feds Reveal Process To Shuffle Last Of Untapped Rent Aid
• Real Estate Rumors: LXP Industrial, Peloton, Marsh
• NJ Justices Skeptical County Agency Can Skip Public Bidding
• Fla. Judge Orders Gov't Reply In Ukrainian Bank Scandal
• Lessees Of Native Land Urge Justices To Nix Property Taxes
• NY Tax Abatement Led To Atypically High Rents, Report Finds
• Justices Urged To Stay Out Of Trump Water Rule Fight
• Wash. Tribe Wants Summary Ruling Amid Fishing Rights Trial
• COVID Closure Didn't Cancel Escape Room's Rent, Court Says
• Boston Global Lands $543M In Financing For Mixed-Use Tower
• NJ Firm, Atty Beat Malpractice Suit Over Eatery Approval
• Real Estate Rumors: Valley National, Paceline, Fogel Capital
• Timeshare Exit Cos. Want Out Of False Ad Suit
• Hinshaw Taps McGlinchey Stafford Finance Atty To Enter DC
• Lennar To Pay $6.3M To Exit San Francisco Toxic Property Suit
• Pharmacies Ask 10th Circ. To Stop Cherokee Opioid Suit Move
• Ala. Building Owner Hits State Farm With $1.2M Appraisal Suit
• 11th Circ. Sides With Law Firm In Fla. Timeshare Exit Suit
• Orsted Sells 50% Stake In Offshore Wind Project For £3B
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Boca Raton Hospital, United, Catalfumo
• Calif. Cities' Drilling Bans May Face Pushback In State Courts
• Trump Org. Discovery In NY AG Probe Insufficient, Judge Says
• Urban Logistics REIT Drops £72M On Real Estate Portfolio
• JD.com Property Unit To Raise $800M In Series B
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ethics Principles Call For Justice Thomas Recusal On Election
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Refuses To Testify On Flint Despite Court Order
• Commerzbank Can't Reopen RMBS Suit
• EPA Lead Paint Shift Could Boost Property Managers' Liability
• Condo Termination Considerations For Fla. Unit Owners
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Sears' Deadline For Mall Of America Sublease Extended
• Real Estate Rumors: AHS Residential, Square Mile, TD Bank
• 5 Ways Law Firm Leaders Can Prioritize Strategic Thinking
• 3 Firms Shape Brookfield Unit's $1.2B Hibernia REIT Buy
• 3 Firms Assemble $820M Deal For Telenet's Mobile Tower Biz
• Dentons Davis Brown Construction Chair Eyes Price Volatility
• 'Reverse' Bias Challenge To Religion Law Deals Falls Short
• Bankruptcy Court To NYC Office Tower Owner: 'Get Moving'
• Libya Can't Escape $20M Award To Cypriot Dairy Investor
• Pa. Atty Gets 3 Years For Forging Parents' Mortgage Note
• Barclays Says It Settled $10M Borrower Fraud Claim
• HUD Alleges Sex Discrimination At Wis. Rooming House
• Miles & Stockbridge Adds Real Estate Principal In Maryland
• NJ Atty Keeps Win In Fee Split Spat With Davis Saperstein
• Troutman Pepper Adds 3rd Ballard Spahr Atty This Week In DC
• Ex-Acting US Atty Joins Womble Bond White-Collar Team
• Deals Rumor Mill: Prologis, Telecom Italia, Kohl's
• How Law Schools Can Navigate Toward Equity And Inclusion
• NYC Housing Court Begins To Tackle Caseload Concerns
• Stroock Tax And Corporate Group Adds Partner
• NAIC's Climate Survey Proposals Draw Insurer Concerns
• Where Judge Jackson Stands On Key Civil Procedure Issues
• Swedish Developer's IPO Soars In Otherwise Chilly Market
• Gas Group Says Berkeley Ban Oversteps Authority
• Thorofare Loans $69.2M To Build Phoenix Apartments
• Pittsburgh Panel To Weigh Value Of 'De Facto Condemnation'
• GLP Says €1.2B Raised So Far For Logistics Property Fund
• Davis Wright Adds Katten Corporate Litigator To LA Office
• Limetree Refinery Creditors Say Ch. 11 Case Should End Now
• FinCEN Alerts On Sanctions Evasion Signal Shifting Approach
• Simon Property Can't Escape Mall Tenants' Fraud Suit
• Mich. Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Reconsider Land Trust Decision
• Real Estate Rumors: Popular Bank, Extell, Constellation
• Peachtree Drops $135M On Portfolio Of 7 Hotels
• EPA Says Trump Lead Water Deadlines Aren't Needed
• Ex-Gov. Can't Plead Blanket Fifth In Flint Water Trial
• Justices Punt On Fannie Mae Out-Of-Court Foreclosures
• Trumps Ask Appellate Court To Nix Order Requiring Testimony
• Real Estate Co. Sues Factory Mutual Unit For Virus Coverage
• Windstream Seeks FCC OK To Exceed Foreign Ownership Cap
• CFPB, Chicago Lender Fail To Reach Final Redlining Suit Deal
• Robert De Niro's Hotel Co. Gets Win In $48M Contract Row
• Boston Hotel Fights Insurer's Win Bid In Virus Coverage Suit
• Water Pipeline Says Biden Admin. Can't Revisit SoCal Project
• Real Estate Rumors: Norland, KABR Group, Pulte Homes
• Saul Ewing Adds Commercial Litigator To Baltimore Office
• Groups Want Florida's Water Permit Program Power Yanked
• Investcorp Drops $141M On Rome Office Building
• Pa. Court Won't Undo Pittsburgh Buildings' Demolition Denial
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• SEC Unveils Long-Awaited Climate Disclosure Proposal
• How To Avoid Prematurely Publicizing A Case Outcome
• Ex-Fla. Atty Gets 4 Years For Foreclosure Fraud Scheme
• High Court Ruling Again Not Enough To Can Robocall Claims
• Firm Beats Sanctions, But Town To Pay For 'Harassing' Attys
• NY High Court Backs Credit Suisse Unit In RMBS Appeal
• Ute Banishment Case Belongs In Tribal Court, 10th Circ. Says
• Feds Say Ex-Apple Worker Defrauded Tech Giant Out of $10M
• La. Homeowners Not Entitled To Extra Coverage In Flood Loss
• Office Tower Owner PWM Fights Creditor Effort At Ch. 11 Plan
• Real Estate Rumors: Carmel Partners, J. Milton, Related Group
• BCLP Adds DLA Piper Real Estate Partner In Chicago
• Holland & Knight Guides $105M Starwood Brooklyn Loan
• Logistics Investor To Nab German Dietz Asset For $84M
• Ex-NY Court Official, Husband Must Face Condo Deal Charges
• Dorsey & Whitney Construction Chief Focused On Escalation
• Federal Judge Tosses Tribe's $30M Highway Project Suit
• FinCEN Puts $5M Bounty On Assets 'Stolen' By Russian Elites
• Colo. Lawmakers OK Bill To Expand Wildfire Coverage Relief
• Cigna And Others Cleared Of Infringing Payment IP
• Loeb & Loeb, Ellenoff Steer Goldenstone Acquisition's IPO
• Emerging Environmental Justice Concerns For Calif. Cos.
• Chinese Investors Seek $11M Over Luxury Condo Investment
• It's Time To Hold DC Judges Accountable For Misconduct
• Attys Split On NJ High Court's Latest Landlord-Tenant Reform
• 19 States Urge EPA To Boost Lead Poisoning Protections
• 5 Firms Guide KKR's Japanese REIT Buy
• Judge Nixes $21M In Eagle Hospitality Contract Claims
• Senate Banking Panel Backs Powell, Other Biden Fed Picks
• Arb. Assoc. Says Agreement Dooms False Advertising Suit
• Cannabis-Focused REIT Leads $30M Financing For Florida Co.
• Stillaguamish Fishing Rights Fight Headed To Trial In Wash.
• Solenex Fights DOI's Attempt To Win Lease Dispute
• Landlord Org Says Pittsburgh Rental Fee Is Still Too Costly
• Consumer Services-Focused SPAC Backs Out Of $250M IPO
• CIM Provides $73M Loan For Texas Office Complex
• Investor's NASCAR Site Merger Suit Heads To Offramp In Del.
• Greenberg Traurig Expands RE Platform With Manatt LA Hire
• Ga. Judges Say HOA Isn't Liable In Resident's Shooting Case
• 3 Key Real Estate Questions, 2 Years Into The Pandemic
• Regulators Aim To Keep 'Qualitative' Element In CRA Overhaul
• BIA Beats Washout Death Suit But Leaves Judge 'Troubled'
• Senators Push Bill To Clarify NFIP's Pricing Methods
• NJ Towns Leave Little Room For Cannabis Law's Social Goals
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ Landlords' Challenge To Virus Order Is Moot
• Florida Real Estate Roundup: Wynwood Offices, MSC Cruises
• Condo Co. Says Insurer Owes $20M For Hurricane Damage
• Extra Federal Rent Aid For NY A Fraction Of Its $1.6B Request
• 4 Ways To Preserve Confidentiality Of Litigation Funding Docs
• Travelers Opposes Duty To Defend In Bacteria Case
• 'Wicked' Producers Seek Millions In Pandemic Loss Coverage
• Fraudulent Rental App Detection Biz Nabs $100M Series A
• 4 Areas Of Construction To Watch, 2 Years Into The Pandemic
• Screener Called Key To Tenancy Decision As Trial Opens
• Mortgage Co. Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Lackluster IPO
• Florida Legislature Fails To Pass Condo Law Revamp
• Calif. Pols Act Fast To Blunt UC Berkeley Student Cap Ruling
• NY Judge Sees 'No Authority' To Block Evictions In Deed Feud
• 6th Circ. Extinguishes Row Over House Fire Coverage
• Justices Told 8th Circ. Copyright Ruling Hurts Many Industries
• Playing The COVID Card: Lessons In Force Majeure Litigation
• GAO Says Private Biz Issues Can't Sink FCC Mapping Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Cantey Hanger Adds Carrington Probate Atty In Dallas
• Remote Hearings Are Ill-Suited Default For Litigation Realities
• Real Estate Rumors: Trez Capital, FLGA, Tryko Partners
• Alston & Bird, Pierce Atwood Guide $72M Florida Hotel Loan
• IRS Easement Guidance Violated Admin. Law, Court Told
• 49ers, Vera Bradley Latest To Seek COVID-19 Coverage
• DuPont Can't Shake Fla. Town's Foam Contamination Suit
• Tribe Urges High Court To Deny Review Of Boundary Row
• Trial To Ask: Was Tenant Screener's Conduct Discriminatory?
• FAA Asks 9th Circ. To Uphold Amazon Air Cargo Site Approval
• ABA's New Anti-Bias Curriculum Rule Is Insufficient
• Maryland Apartment Complex Fire Raises Insurance Questions
• Modell's Ch. 11 Trustee Accuses Ex-CEO Of Self-Dealing
• Griffith Davison Construction Leader Eyeing Supply, Labor
• Steptoe & Johnson Snags Dallas Atty From McGuire Craddock
• Foley & Lardner Lures Greenberg Transactions Team In Fla.
• Real Estate Rumors: Hanover, Ares, Moris Schlager
• How FinCEN Shell Co. Rules Differ From Past BSA Standards
• NJ Shopping Center Operator Beats Enviro Pollution Ruling
• Chancery OKs TRO For Barclays $10M Texas Veil-Piercing Bid
• La. Bill Would Create Mediation Program For Hurricane Claims
• Rent Aid Appeal Extends Eviction Pause In Brownstone Row
• Mall Of America Says Ch. 11 Judge Can't OK Sears' Sublease
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Polsinelli Health Care RE Team In LA
• Baker Donelson Adds Former Health Care Co. GC In Fla.
• Fenwick-Led Real Estate Investment Biz Hits $2B Valuation
• NJ Court Must Rethink Archer DQ In Dental Office Biz Dispute
• Real Estate Rumors: Webster Bank, Mill Creek, Lennar
• Barings Drops $92M On London Office Property
• GGP-Brookfield Dividend Issue Drives Del. Justices In Circles
• CIM Group Provides $344M Loan For Atlanta Office Tower
• When Termination Is An Option For Aging Fla. Condos
• Toll Bros. Unit Sues Jersey City To Recoup $1.25M Payment
• Cadwalader Helps With $98M Bank Of America New York Loan
• Real Estate Rumors: DR Horton, RXR, Transwestern
• Jailed Ex-Ga. Insurance Chief Must Forfeit $2.4M
• Remote Hearings Should Be The Default In Civil Litigation
• 2nd Circ. Will Hear Goldman's 3rd Bite In Class Cert. Battle
• Engineer Wasn't Dogged On Flint Corrosion Fears, Jury Hears
• New Filings Claim 'Brazen' Deed Theft In NY Brownstone Row
• Ga. Property Manager Sues Insurer For Roof Coverage Rebuff
• Fla. Hotel Accused Of Discriminating Against Disabled Guests
• 'Painful' Big Dig Memories Steel Mass. For Infrastructure Influx
• Attorneys Today Need To Depose Like There's No Tomorrow
• Lone Star Drops $401M On UK Student Housing Portfolio
• Fla. Judge Gives Initial OK To $83M Deal In Surfside Collapse
• Real Estate Rumors: Valley National Bank, Ladder, Dacra
• Fla. Judge Axes EB-5 Suit Over Miami Beach Project
• Mexico Says $47M Award To Canadian Lender Must Be Nixed
• 5th Circ. Punts On Fannie, Freddie Investors' FHFA Suit
• Quinn Emanuel Taps Ex-NY Official For Digital Assets Practice
• Real Estate Rumors: Hector Fernandez, 3650 REIT, Publix
• Sculptor Lands $145M Loan For 2 Senior Housing Portfolios
• Bribery Cases Of Ex-LA Pol, Chinese Billionaire's Co. Split Up
• Google Investing Nearly $700M In Poland Office Complex
• Biz Must Face Superfund Cleanup Claims In NJ Contract Suit
• Gibson Dunn Adds Real Estate Law Expert In LA
• High Court Wants Gov't Input On Ch. 13 Payments Fight
• Minn. Judge Says Tribe's Reservation Intact Since 1855
• NYC Housing Court Rejects 'Inundated' Attys' Slowdown Ask
• NYC Lender Sues Billionaire Bros. In $2.5B LA Hotel Project
• Ex-Ga. Insurance Commissioner Must Forfeit $2.4M, Feds Say
• Law Firm Blasts Latest Sanctions Bid From Timeshare Co.
• Real Estate Rumors: One Health, Apollo, Sunny Isles Beach
• Blank Rome Adds Glaser Weil Real Estate Pro In LA
• Sherwin-Williams, DuPont Nab Win In Lead Paint Suits
• Hirschler Construction Leader Sees Price Escalation Troubles
• UC Berkeley Must Cap Enrollment, Calif. High Court Says
• NY AG Agrees To Delay Trump Depositions In Business Probe
• LA County Must Face Homeowners' Due Process Claims
• Biden Critique Of PE-Owned Nursing Homes Unlikely To Sting
• Rabina Lands $540M In Financing For NYC Tower Project
• Consider Environmental Justice In Natural Resource Damages
• New York's Good Cause Eviction Bill Is Problematic
• Real Estate Rumors: Foundry, Walker, Aventura Hospital
• Md. Law Firm Hit With Legal Malpractice And Racial Bias Suit
• Hunton, Kramer Levin Guide MetLife On $210M Queens Loan
• Allen Matkins Adds Land Use Partner In Orange County, Calif.
• Pa. Panel Says County Can Seize Sewer System Mid-Sale
• Mich. State Judge Claims Immunity In Federal Court Tribal Suit
• 9th Circ. OKs Bankrupt Couple's Mortgage Interest Deduction
• Real Estate Rumors: Whole Foods, JP Morgan, Synovus Bank
• Broadband Mapping Project Moves Forward With GAO OK
• Insurer Says Coverage Is Barred In Faulty Stucco Suit
• Chubb Unit Must Pay Condo Group's $13M Appraisal Award
• Workspace Group Bids £272M For UK Property Co. McKay
• Globe, Ayala Join Data Center Co. For $350M Venture
• Biden Knocks PE's Nursing Home Boom In State Of The Union
• Tribe Says Judge Got It Right The First Time In Land Fight
• Disbarred Atty Gets 3rd Trial For LA Jail Strip Searches
• Boston Marriott Says Insured Virus Losses Extended Full Year
• IPO Market Appears Stalled For The Near Future
• Lloyd's Underwriters Keep Win In NJ Lead Suit Coverage Fight
• EPA Vows To Help Curb Climate Mishaps At Chemical Plants
• Flint's Water Processing 'Made It Worse,' Chemist Testifies
• Ill. Judge Tells High-Rise Investors He Doubts Funds Exist
• Real Estate Rumors: Danel Sabag, Fundrise, Pinnacle
• 7th Circ. Asked To Revive Loan Foreclosure RICO Suit
• Retailers' Resilience During COVID Bodes Well For The Future
• Mobile Home Park Must Take Woman's Voucher, 8th Circ. Told
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Timing Of Trump Adviser Indictment Not Political, Feds Say
• How Attorneys Can Ethically Terminate A Client Relationship