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Real Estate - August, 2022

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• New York Beats Challenge To Conceal Carry Law At 11th Hour
• Canada's Treaty Move Doesn't Impact Line 5 Suit, Tribe Says
• 5th Circ. Hears Groups' Challenge To Texas LNG Project
• NYC Developer's Dues In Condo Default Up In Air
• Sears Gets OK For $175M Deal With Ex-CEO
• Real Estate Rumors: Kriss Capital, Goldman, RXR
• Solicitor General Asks Justices To Skip Ch. 13 Dismissal Fight
• Local Biz Interests Welcome Gun-Free Times Square Zone
• Tax Pros Hope Energy Tax Payments Can Avoid Past Flaws
• 9th Circuit Urged To Look Again At LA Trash Disposal Case
• Sugar Co. Can't Tie $291M Cuban Port Case To Florida
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Ax Cigna Win In Payment IP Suit
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• Chicago Cubs Must Face Suit Over Wrigley's Accessible Seats
• FTC, 6 States Sue Roomster Over Phony Listings, Reviews
• BIA Tells 8th Circ. Washout Death Suit Rightly Dismissed
• Chinese Investors Say Regional Center Hid Growing Obstacles
• Court Bars Atty From Arbitration Over $3M Tax Fraud Scheme
• Realtors Want Early Win In Missouri Antitrust Suit
• Texas Appeals Court Finds HOA Can Limit Short-Term Rentals
• Arbitration Is Next In Texas Hospitality Fraud Case, Court Says
• PHH Mortgage Settles Suit Over Hurricane Damage Payouts
• Trump Urges DC Circ. To Halt Tax Release To House Panel
• 4 Firms Vie To Lead Wells Fargo Investor Suit Over Hiring
• NY Office Tower's Ch. 11 Approved With Trimmed Releases
• Hong Kong PE Firm PAG To Buy $721M Japanese Theme Park
• Fla. Man Says Wells Fargo Added Surprise Legal Fees To Loan
• Real Estate Rumors: Thor Equities, Sunlight, IJW Whiskey
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• Peake Law Guides $323M Richmond, Va., Mixed-Use Project
• Oil Co. Claims BIA Transferred Drilling Rights To Competitors
• Feds Seek Early Win In Enviro Suit Over Calif. Project Permit
• Tribal Group Asks 9th Circ. To Speed Ariz. Mine Review
• Mortgage Borrower, BofA Agree To Drop Escrow Suit
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• State Farm Hit With 2 More Suits Over La. Hurricane Damage
• Okla. Wants Regulatory Control Over Mining On Native Land
• 4 States Want In On Oil & Gas Leasing Fight
• Navajo Nation Asks Judge Not To Trim Land Trust Suit
• Cooperator In Failed $500M Fraud Case Enters Reduced Plea
• Realtor Antitrust Suit Partly Paused For 2nd Appeal
• Disbarred Real Estate Atty Gets 6½ Years For Mortgage Fraud
• Real Estate Rumors: Honda, Lendlease, Blackstone
• Attorneys Get $71M In Fees For $1B Surfside Settlement Work
• AML Takeaways From Watchdog's Real Estate Guidance
• Kossoff Escrow Fight Ends With $4.5M Repayment Order
• Gordon & Rees Expands Environmental Practice In Philly
• Fla. Builder Rips EB-5 Investors For Sharing Settlement Terms
• Feds Say Ex-Rep.'s Arrest Tripped Up Trump Ally's Scheme
• NJ Aims To Pause 'Erroneous' $13M Casino Payment Order
• Uptick In Laura Suits Stresses Mediation Import, Experts Say
• USCIS Looks To Duck Immigrants' Suit Over EB-5 Delays
• Real Estate Co. Drops Trademark Suit Against Uber
• DC Circ. Rejects Challenge To Public Housing Smoking Ban
• Hawaii Theater's Virus Coverage Suit Sent Back To State Court
• NJ Atty Accused Of Faking RE Case Filings, $1.2M Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: Panasonic, Bridge, PlumpJack
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• Kossoff Pivots From Settlement Talks, Citing Ch. 7 Case
• Sherin And Lodgen Hires Real Estate Attorney In Boston
• Investor Convicted Of Helping Official Cheat Quicken Loans
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Eversheds Sutherland Taps Wales Leader As New Chair
• IP Forecast: Comedians' Rep To Fight Pandora's 'Cartel' Claim
• New Whitbread Hotel Brand Invests £200M In London Property
• AmEx Threatened With Sanctions In Kossoff Firm Bankruptcy
• Bancorp, SEC Cut $1.8M Deal Over Loan Disclosures Issues
• Fla. Tax Attorney Admits To $700K Conservation Scam
• 8 Key Factors That Influence COVID Commercial Lease Suits
• USCIS, Investors Cut Deal Ending Suits Over EB-5 Reforms
• Homebuilder Blames Insurer For $16.5M Selling Price Dip
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• Mass. Pot Shop Atty Says 'Pay To Play' Was Just Lobbying
• NJ Alleges Contamination At Industrial Sites, Blueberry Farm
• Hotel Owner's Ch. 11 Attorney Fee Opposition Trimmed
• 'Timeshare Exit' Firm Agrees To Stop Helping Owners
• Real Estate Rumors: Sotheby's, YMCA Of Central Ohio, Hull
• Contract Counterclaims Can Stay In EB-5 Investor Squabble
• 4 Firms Shape Golden Entertainment's $260M Md. Casino Sale
• HNA Group To Appeal $185M Park Ave. Skyscraper Award
• La. Hotel Owner Says Insurer Hasn't Paid For Laura Damage
• Tribal Suit Against Mich. Judge, Casino Developers Tossed
• Houston OKs $18M Affordable Housing Project, With A Catch
• Zillow Dodges False Ad Suit Over Owner Listings In Vt.
• Smoking Ban Suit A No-Go In Tribal Court, 8th Circ. Told
• Dallas Nursing Home Can Go Forward With Landlord Suit
• Judge Strikes Fraudulent Claims From $1B Surfside Deal
• 2nd Circ. Erred In Requiring Retaliatory Intent In SOX Claim
• Mineral Cos. Say Feds' Solution For Losses At Wall Too Costly
• Tribe Not Required To Allow More Trains In BNSF Clash
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Alliant, Deutsche Bank
• Insurer Accused Of Manipulating Prices In Hurricane Suit
• Ex-Better Homes Real Estate Broker Wants Noncompete Nixed
• 5th Circ. Axes Dallas Developer's Bribery Conviction
• Pot Biz Must Shut Off Diesel Generators, Calif. Judge Rules
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Bank Gets Control In Union Station Foreclosure, For Now
• McElroy Deutsch Wins $170K Fees Against NJ In Casino Row
• New Orleans Short-Term Rental Law Found Unconstitutional
• NJ City Sued For Nixing Pot Biz For Lack Of 'Positive Impact'
• Insurer Says Washington State Condo Knew Of Old Damage
• Businessman Says $47M Award Against Mexico Must Be Axed
• Webuild Says $54M Arb. Enforcement Suit Filed In Time
• NJ Developer Sues Town For Pulling Redeveloper Designation
• JLL Can Pursue Defamation Claims Against Whistleblower
• Margaritaville Hotel Added To Florida Mixed-Use Development
• Storm Insurance Considerations For Cos. New To Florida
• Border Wall Fraud Suspect Wants Prosecutor Out Of 2nd Trial
• 3 Insurers Accused Of Contract Breach Over Hurricane Laura
• 6th Circ. Calls For Prorated Property Damage Coverage
• House Urges DC Circ. Not To Delay Trump Tax Return Release
• SEC Claims Real Estate Co. Raised $49.5M Through Deceit
• Ga. Justices Doubt Easement Rights In Development Row
• Fake LA Billionaire Fleeced Investors Out Of $3.5M, Feds Say
• Ex-Cowen CCO Joins Sound Point In Top Compliance Post
• Real Estate Rumors: Larry Ellison, MedRite, Apple
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Real Estate Co.'s Text Blasts
• Sellers Say Realtor Groups' Antitrust Appeal Is 'Frivolous'
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• UBS Tipster Wants 2nd Circ. To Revisit $1M Retaliation Award
• Ford Dealers Accused Of Polluting Ind. Property Since The 70s
• Zillow Says Antitrust Foe Didn't Preserve Workers' Laptops
• 10th Circ. Flips Ruling Against Ponzi Schemer's Ex-Employee
• Judge Tosses Newark Residents' Power Line Suit For Good
• Beware Broad Damage Waivers In Construction Contracts
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• HUD Chicago Finding Reflects Biden's Enviro Agenda
• Investors Seek 4th Circ.'s Help In FTC's Belize Scam Case
• NJ Panel Won't Rethink $7K Award To Contractor Seeking $1M
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Benmark, Longpoint
• Link Group Shareholders Approve $1.7B Dye & Durham Bid
• Justices Again Nix Boston Housing Court Officer's Bias Suit
• Greenspoon Marder Grows Miami Real Estate Team
• Trump Urges DC Circ. To Void House Financial Doc Subpoena
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• 11th Circ. Urged To Uphold $9.3M Hurricane Coverage Verdict
• CHIPS Act 'Guardrails' Bring Uncertainties For Chipmakers
• Medical Supply Co. Gets $5M In Nursing Home Fraud Case
• Brake Makers To Pay $700K In Ind. Asbestos Cleanup Suit
• New Climate Law Expands Ways To Monetize Energy Credits
• 3rd Circ. Favors TripAdvisor In Seized Cuban Property Suit
• Consulting Co. Says Insurer Failed To Send Renewal Notice
• USCIS Says Congress Wanted 'Makeover' Of EB-5 Program
• FERC's Cost Determination Order Overstepped, 5th Circ. Says
• Windstream's Ex-GC, Uniti Defeat Spinoff Fraud Suit Appeal
• Bank Says It Had No Duty To Police Customer In Ponzi Case
• DC Judge Again Trims Ute Tribe's Land Mismanagement Suit
• 2 More Insurers Sued For Hurricane Laura Damage Claims
• Easement Agent Says Employer's Day Rates Disregard OT
• Investors Seek Cert. In Bankrupt Mall Co. Stock Drop Suit
• Cooperator In Failed $500M Fraud Case Asks To Nix Plea
• Real Estate Rumors: 3D Investments, Haywood Group, Steam
• Polsinelli Adds Ace Litigator From Clark Hill In Dallas
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Winstead Gains Dallas Real Estate Pro From Munsch Hardt
• Pension Plan Climate Reporting Hindered By Lack Of Data
• Family Asks To Dodge Nursing Home's Ch. 11 Stay
• Black Couple Says 'Whitewashed' Home Got Higher Appraisal
• Insurer Hit With 2 Suits Over Hurricane Ida Damages
• Trump Lieutenant's Plea May Set DA Domino Effect In Motion
• Travelers Unit Drops Coverage Suit Against Wis. Landlord
• 6th Circ. Won't Restart Ohio Car Dealership Family Spat
• Real Estate Rumors: Essential Growth, Blackstone, Barings
• Brad Pitt And New Orleans Homeowners Reach $20.5M Deal
• New Mich. Rent Law Improves Borrower-Lender Relationships
• Airport Vendor Co. Can't Halt Eviction Amid Contract Spat
• Dorsey & Whitney Wants Subpoena Dropped In Condo Suit
• Amateur Radio Licensee Sues Ga. City Over Antenna Zoning
• Jury Awards $23M In Damages For Nobu Hotel Chicago Fraud
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Contractor In $2.7M Settlement
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Real Estate Attys in Philly, New York
• Insurer Says Exclusion Bars Coverage For HOA Board Row
• Trump Organization CFO Pleads Guilty In NY Tax Case
• SF Official Asked Investor To Lie On Loan Doc, Jury Told
• State Farm Facing Several Suits Over Hurricane Laura Claims
• 11th Circ. Upholds Denial Of $180M Easement Deduction
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Jersey City Rental Law
• Judge Raises History Of 'Railroaded' Tribes In BNSF Clash
• No Fraud In Nobu Hotel Chicago Project, Jury Is Told
• Real Estate Rumors: IMC Equity, Gemic, Christian Slater
• Judge Axes Leasing Dispute Over Dallas AT&T Antenna
• NJ High Court Discards Rule On Profits Lost By New Cos.
• Pittsburgh Orgs Want In On City 'Inclusionary Zoning' Battle
• Real Estate SPAC Claims Acquisition Target Breached Merger
• NY AG Settles With Landlord Accused Of Blacklisting Tenants
• Apollo Acquires $400M Stake In UAE's Aldar Properties
• Developer Barred From EB-5 Program After SEC Alleged Fraud
• NY Co. Can Exit Chinese Investors' Suit Over NC EB-5 Project
• Ute Courts Must Rule On Banishment Law, Tribe Says
• 9th Circ. Partially Revives Challenge To LA Waste Ordinance
• 9th Circ. May Rethink Go-Ahead For Ariz. Copper Mine
• Trump Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Challenge To NY Biz Probe
• Investor Helped SF Official Cheat Quicken Loans, Jury Told
• Ex-House Rep. TJ Cox Arrested On Fraud Charges In Calif.
• Judge Strikes DOJ Memo Over Footnotes In Wynn FARA Case
• Real Estate Rumors: MSD, Colony Hills, Larry Ellison
• Wis. Can't Tax Reacquired Tribal Land, 7th Circ. Rules
• 1st Circ. Denies Rehearing For Developer In Chicago Title Suit
• Hospitality Company Guesty Raises $170M In Series E
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• Condo Group's Lack Of Notice Sinks Coverage, Ill. Panel Says
• Judge Axes Challenge To La. Wetlands Project Approvals
• Okla. Court Fit For Cherokee Opioids Suit, 10th Circ. Told
• Study Finds Value In Insurer Discounts For Wildfire Defenses
• Paul Weiss Guides WeWork Founder On Housing Investment
• Real Estate Rumors: Wolford, SoulCycle, Apple
• Colo. Homeowners Group Sues Insurer Over Storm Coverage
• Business Insurance Considerations Amid Conflict In Ukraine
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• 9th Circ. Says Tribal Co. Has Immunity, Even If 'Unfair'
• Pittsburgh Calls Builders' 'Inclusionary Zoning' Suit Unripe
• NJ Town Demands Developers Hand Over Property
• Norton Rose Absorbs 7 Lawyers From Chicago Boutique
• Trump-Era Species Regs Should Go Back To FWS, Court Told
• Texas Landlord Blasts Nursing Home's 'Fairy Tale' Ch. 11 Plan
• NJ Atty Says Policy Covers Cyberattack Malpractice Claims
• White & Case Boosts NY, Houston Offices With 3 New Partners
• Simon Property Bids For Early Win In Utilities Fraud Row
• Contractor Lied About Nobu Hotel Chicago Project, Jury Told
• Hotel Says Ch. 11 Malpractice Release For Pillsbury Invalid
• Judge Urges 'Open Mind' In Talks To End $4.5M Escrow Fight
• Calif. Tribe's Fed. Casino Construction Suit Tossed, For Now
• Dallas Pension Fund Seeks Redo Of 'Tainted' $1.2B Trial
• Hospitality Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2022
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• Judge Orders Scam Claimants In $1B Surfside Deal To Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Shop Fresh, Navarro, Hivemind
• Nygård Can't Appeal Contempt Ruling Over Hacked Evidence
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Org., CFO Ordered To Face Charges At Oct. Trial
• Biden's 10th Circ. Pick Seen As Humble Yet Savvy Prosecutor
• 'Confusion' Warrants NJ Tax Challenge Ruling, Court Told
• LA Council Puts Hotel Rooms For Homeless Bill On Ballot
• Watchdog Flags $3B Port Project's Fraud Risks, Hiring Needs
• Real Estate Biz Investor Sues Over Exec's $50M Bonus
• 5 Shareholders Drop Suits Over $11B Switch Merger
• Va. Complex Sued Too Early Over Lost Income Dispute
• First Guaranty Resolves Fight Over $1.55M In Ch. 11 Bonuses
• Fredrikson & Byron Hires Real Estate Attorney
• NYC Evictions Creep Up As Housing Courts Get Busier
• Real Estate Rumors: CoreVest, Hartz Mountain, Dwight
• Green Group Urges Court To Halt Pot Co.'s Diesel Generators
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• Justices Could Tighten Fraud Statute In Ex-Cuomo Aide Case
• McGlinchey Brings On Ex-PennyMac Assistant GC In Calif.
• Ground Lease REITs Safehold, IStar Reach Merger
• Ill. Lender Says CFPB Redlining Suit Violates 1st Amendment
• Fla. Court Asked To Revive Challenge To Naples Development
• Argentina Says Webuild Can't Enforce $21M Award
• Del. Justices Nix GGP Committee's Appeal For Reargument
• Viability Of Bribe Case Against Ex-NY Lt. Gov. In Question
• Endo Teeters On The Edge, Revlon Equity Committee Sought
• Brown Rudnick Agrees To Mediate Malpractice Feud
• Utilities Tell 7th Circ. Not To Block $500M Power Line Work
• Real Estate Rumors: Anthony Hay, Babe Rizzuto, Silverman
• Texas Home Developer Says Lagoon Co. Can't 'Strong-Arm'
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• Texas Can't Have Immunity For Highway Project Taking Land
• Nelson Mullins Boosts Real Estate Group With Ex-MetLife Atty
• Firm Misled Investors In $90M Home Loan Package, SEC Says
• Sears Says It's Reached $175M Deal In Suit Against Ex-CEO
• Photographers File Amicus Brief In Zillow Copyright Suit
• Caesars, Tribe Partner On $650M Virginia Casino
• Latham Recruits PE Real Estate Pro From Linklaters Germany
• Trump Pleads 5th In NY AG's Fraud Probe
• CFPB Says Justices' EPA Ruling No Help To Chicago Lender
• NYC Wants Artists' Suit Over Jail Renovation Tossed
• Claims Court Says Air Force Arbitrary In $100M Deal Awards
• Wash. Condo Says Insurer Owes For Hidden Rain Damage
• Realtor Groups Seek Stay Of Antitrust Case During Appeal
• Ga. Court Weighs If Shift To Arbitration Killed Atty Fee Award
• Financial Services Pro Rejoins Dykema In Chicago
• Real Estate Rumors: Marx Realty, Kemp, Milano Diamond
• Calif. Laws Are Failing Condo Owners
• NJ Real Estate School Wants Ex-Teacher's Rival Biz Stopped
• Thompson Coe Adds Ex-Lewis Brisbois Atty In Dallas
• NJ Developer, Investors Agree To Manager Switch In Ch. 11
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• Insurer Must Cover ConMed Landlord In Chemical Hazard Suit
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Former Becker Real Estate Atty In Fla.
• DC Circ. Won't Review Ruling Reviving Dems' GSA Docs Suit
• Bank Groups Pan Feds' Pitch To Add CRA Assessment Areas
• Judge Orders Sale Funds To Cover Collapsed Condo's Taxes
• DOI Fights Rehearing Of Alaska Land Swap
• Wash. HOA Sues Insurer For $8.7M In 'Hidden' Damages
• La. Condo Sues Insurer Over $4.9M Hurricane Ida Claim
• FAA Rips Two-Year Delay In Texas Airport Fuel Depot Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Freedmen Descendants Say Judge Ignored Tribal Trust Law
• Real Estate Co. Excluded Black Worker From Bonus, Suit Says
• Calif. Judge Urged To Keep Nix Of Species Rules In Place
• Real Estate Rumors: Santander, AIA, MEAG
• Burr & Forman Boosts Real Estate Team In South Carolina
• Re/Max Elevates Atty To Legal, Compliance Head
• Lender Demands €14M From German Real Estate Company
• Philly Hospitals Reach Deal Over Real Estate In Ch. 11
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Corporate Partner In San Francisco
• Walmart, CVS, Walgreens Ask 10th Circ. To Pause Opioid Suit
• Fla. Construction Co. Owner, Like Son, Cops To $6M IRS Fraud
• NJ University Sues To Stop Cannabis Biz On Its Doorstep
• Scouts' Plan Mostly Approved, Jones Hit With $50M Verdicts
• Ethics Lessons From The Alex Jones Discovery Debacle
• 2nd Circ. Overturns Fired UBS Whistleblower's $1M Award
• 9th Circ. Says FERC Got Calif. Hydro Project Orders Wrong
• NJ Judge Hints At Striking Law Reducing Casino Payments
• Ex-Fla. Biz Owner Gets 15 Months For Construction Scam
• Ill. Condo Association Sues Insurer For 2020 Wind Damages
• Property Insurance Cases Of Note From The 1st Half Of 2022
• 9th Circ. Upholds Defeat Of California Airport Monopoly Suit
• Pot Grower Asks Court Not To Grant Enviro Group Injunction
• Real Estate Rumors: Tory Burch, Donec, Stonehill
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NASA OIG Finds Issues In Silicon Valley Property Leases
• CohnReznick One Of Two Integrity Monitors For JFK Redo
• Diamond Resorts Settles Suit Against Timeshare Exit Firm
• Broker, Cannabis Company Settle $19M Contract Dispute
• Narragansett Tribe Renews Suit Over Rhode Island Highway
• How New Va. Construction Payment Law Compares To Others
• Real Estate Rumors: Capital One, Spring Health, Grand Peaks
• Insurer Settles Dispute Over Apartment Burglary Coverage
• Eckert Seamans Elevates 5 Attys To Leadership Roles
• Greenberg Glusker Brings On 3 Attys From Hamburg Karic
• Combating Implicit Bias In Alternative Dispute Resolution
• NAR Moves To Kick Arizona Realtor's Antitrust Suit For Good
• 8th Circuit Upholds QEP Win In Gas and Oil Royalties Suit
• Alaska Native Co. Asks 9th Circ. Not To Revisit Land Swap
• Apache To Pay $15M Over Late Oil & Gas Royalty Payments
• How The Metaverse Will Affect Business And Legal Processes
• Judge Tosses Unauthorized PNC Withdrawal Claims, For Now
• AIG Unit Says Zurich Should Cover Sinking Tower Settlement
• Dallas Can't Shake $33M Verdict In Drilling Ban Suit
• CFPB Says Mortgage Firm Can't Shake Court Penalties
• 5th Circ. Considers Phillips 66, Shell's Harbor Dues Dispute
• La. Real Estate Board Says FTC Decision Moots Antitrust Row
• Texas Windstorm Insurer Votes For No Rate Increases
• Nixon Peabody Adds 2 Attorneys To Environmental Team
• GTIS Joint Venture Launches $140M SC Industrial Project
• Gov't's Tribal Trust Land Move 'Political,' Mass. City Says
• 9th Circ. Says Beverly Hills Rent Law Is Constitutional
• Zillow's 'Post-Hoc' IP Breach Defense Meritless, 9th Circ. Told
• COVID Shutdowns Should Trigger Coverage, Hotel Chain Says
• Housing Giant Sues Ex-Partner In Del. Over Takeover Bid
• Real Estate Rumors: Goldman, Related, Julia Koch
• First Guaranty Mortgage Gets OK For $147M In Ch. 11 Loans
• FCC 'Kicked Can' Down Road In Antenna Fight, DC Circ. Told
• Cherokee Say Okla. Court Should Proceed With Opioid Suit
• Wintrust Says Black Borrowers' Bias Suit Misses The Mark
• 'Waters Of US' Meaning May Get 'Major Questions' Scrutiny
• DMH Stallard Posts Record Results As Disputes Fees Boom
• BCLP's Manchester Head Leaves For DWF In London
• Opendoor To Pay $62M To Resolve Deceptive Tactics Claims
• CFPB Gets Trimmed $29.2M Judgment In Mortgage Relief Suit
• Yakama Tribe, City Get No Swift End To Toxic Landfill Row
• Co. Seeks Coverage Of Allegedly Fraudulent Property Sale
• Paul Weiss Guides $370M Refi Of Manhattan Office Building
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Attys Seek $80M Fees For Calif. Oil Spill Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: Natixis, Amber Heard, Brookfield
• Goulston & Storrs Adds Urban Planner In DC
• Travelers Wants Out Of MLB HQ Accident Dispute
• Navigating Arbitral Subpoenas In A Post-COVID Landscape
• Cos. Should Engage With EPA On PVC Hazard Designation
• Enviro Group Drops Suit Over BLM Well Oversight
• The Top In-House Hires Of July
• NJ Cases To Watch In 2022: Attorney Arbitration, ABC Test
• Pa. Panel Lets Hotel Next Door Set Pittsburgh Tower's Height
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NY Atty Kossoff To Argue $4.5M Escrow Suit From Prison
• Contraction Right Considerations In NYC Commercial Leases