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Real Estate - October, 2022

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• Wells Fargo Says SEC Probing Its Hiring Practices
• First Guaranty Mortgage Gets Green Light For Ch. 11 Plan
• REIT Denied In Bid To Reopen $20.6M Coverage Suit
• Feds Must Pay $450K For Texas Reservoirs Flooding Properties
• Jury Hears Final Arguments Over Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep
• ​​​​​​​Judge Says 1903 Pittsburgh Merger Procedure Now Invalid
• Miami Firm Leads $1B Mixed-Use Overhaul Of Michigan Mall
• NY Tribe Says It Is Immune From Pot Sellers' Eviction Claims
• SC County Gets $81M In Votes On Panthers-Tied Ch. 11 Plan
• Okla. Transportation Dept. Sues BIA For Highway Land
• Utah's $100K Atty Fee Bid Excessive, Construction Co. Says
• Trump Urges Justices To Block Tax Returns' Release To House
• Property Owner Wants Class Cert. In Lockheed Pollution Suit
• Store Capital Investor Sues Over $14B Oak Street Merger Deal
• Real Estate Co. Wants Trial Redo After $29M Judgment
• Cineworld Makes Deal To Pursue Buyer, Pay Theater Rent
• NJ Pot Retailer Hopeful Sues To Block Rival Applications
• Insurer Of NBA's Kings Can't Escape Virus Coverage Suit
• Ga. Court OKs County Roads Tax On City Residents
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• NJ Law Firm Accused Of Malpractice In Mortgage Hacking
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Jackson Walker Adds RE Pros In Austin, San Antonio
• Real Estate Rumors: Chapmans, Gaw Capital, Stephen Way
• Trump Org's Fraud Defense Opens With Flurry Of Objections
• Penn Station Plan Benefits Vornado Over Public, Suits Say
• NJ Justices Pass On Review Of Blocked Development
• Reluctant Trump Witnesses Flagged To Jury Before Openings
• Ygrene, FTC Settle Suit Over Deceptive Clean Energy Loans
• Index Provider Can't Fast-Track ETF Dispute With Adviser
• The Thorny Road Ahead For Fractional Home Ownership
• Kiowa Tribe Asks To Keep Fort Sill Apache Casino Suit Alive
• Tenant Screening Co. Seeks Quick Exit in FHA Suit
• Selling A House With Haunted History? Disclosure Laws Vary
• Va. Company Wants $6.2M Suit Against EPA To Go Forward
• Insurer, Texas Co. Settle $1.2M Hail Damage Coverage Suit
• SC County Seeks Votes On Panthers-Tied Ch. 11 Plan
• Real Estate Rumors: Oxford, Madison Marquette, Brookfield
• Akerman Litigation Partner Rejoins McGlinchey Stafford
• Ex-Tribal Chair, Architect Ask For No Prison In Bribe Case
• Fla. Class Action Attys Get $9M In Fees From RE Co. Deal
• Chocolatier Says Evidence Doesn't Support Sandy Verdict
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'Wolf Of Airbnb' Scheme Cost NYC Landlords $1M, Feds Say
• Trump Org Meets Jury In Fraud Trial, Trump Skeptics Included
• Trump Org. Slams NY AG In Response To $250M Fraud Case
• Barrack 'Deceived' Kushner In UAE Plot, Jury Is Told
• DC Circ. Won't Delay Release Of Trump Tax Returns To House
• Gov't Says Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep Calmed Market Fears
• Liberty Mutual Ducks Class Claims In Gay Couple's Bias Suit
• Homeowners Want Firm Held In Contempt In Foreclosure Suit
• Pa. Court Says New Zoning Plan Doesn't Nix Old Application
• US Trustee Says First Guaranty Ch. 11 Plan Won't Work
• 6th Circ. Hesitant To Revive Mich. Home Insurance Spat
• Tenant Groups Say Most Sued In NYC This Year Lack Lawyers
• 7th Circ. Seems Wary Of Reviving County's BofA Lending Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Century, Russell Westbrook, Eataly
• Ore. Utility Says Tribe Must Be Added To Water Rights Suit
• Former Faegre Drinker Tax Duo Moves To Flaster Greenberg
• Feds Reportedly Investigating Sen. Bob Menendez Again
• Trump Ally Says He Tried To Mitigate GOP's 'Racist Tone'
• Ex-Freddie Exec Says Gov't Profit Sweep 'Simplified' Issues
• Wrigley ADA Suit To Be Decided By Bench Trial
• SDNY Remands Stolen Investment Suit Back To State Court
• Family Name Off-Limits For New Venture, 6th Circ. Finds
• Realtor Group Again Wants Free Mag Mailing List Suit Cut
• Real Estate Rumors: Sun Estate, Prologis, Huayi Brothers
• Ga. Justices Won't Review Class Cert. In Atlanta BeltLine Case
• US Cannabis Cos. Must Beware Predatory Lending Practices
• Green Groups Struggle To Prove NEPA Rule Harm At 4th Circ.
• Ga. Judges Ax Ruling In Real Estate Photog's Shooting Case
• Mayor Has No Authority On Redevelopment, NJ Council Says
• NJ Advocacy Group Seeks Ruling Town Broke Housing Deal
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• JLL Assists In $60M Financing For 28-Building Texas Portfolio
• Buchanan Ingersoll Adds Former Real Estate GC In Philly
• Colo. Shopping Center Demands Fire Coverage Despite Cause
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink BG Group, Shell Waterway Fees Ruling
• Barrack Says He's No Agent, Mideast Support Is His Creed
• Ohio High Court Won't Accept Jurisdiction In Coverage Fight
• 'Hate' For Trump Weeded Out As Jurors Picked For Fraud Trial
• Ex-Fannie Exec Says Profit Sweep Was Used To Halt Recovery
• Narrow Claims Mark Del. Challenge To $6B CoreLogic Sale
• Fla. Condo's Hurricane Suit 11 Days Too Late, Insurer Says
• Texas High Court Presses Energy Co. On Drilling Delay
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive $104M Lender Suit Over Mexico Project
• Michigan AG Won't Give Up On Flint Water Case
• McDonald's Supplier Wants Fire Loss Row In State Court
• Egyptian Real Estate Co. Offers To Buy Another for $125M
• Diamond Timeshare Exit Suit Tossed For Failure To Prosecute
• Curaleaf Sued For Ditching Cannabis Dispensary Lease
• Feds Defend Trespass Claim Against Marathon Petroleum Unit
• Activist Claims 'Corporate Piracy' At 2 Real Estate Cos.
• Real Estate Rumors: AIDS Healthcare, WeWork, Ruane Cuniff
• Prepping For Fair Lending Exams Amid NY Enforcement Trend
• Del. Justices OK Wilks Law To Assert Lien On Arbitral Award
• FTC Urges 4th Circ. To Toss Investors From Belize Scam Case
• Spencer Fane Adds Three Associates To Roster
• Calif. Man Sentenced In $12M Fake Home Sale Scam
• Barrack Tells Jury His Trump Backing Has Been 'Disastrous'
• Discrimination Trial Against Tenant Screener Restarts In Conn.
• Jury Told Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep Was 'Unprecedented'
• Florida HOA's Irma Coverage Suit Goes To Federal Court
• Hoboken Board Sued To Block Pot Retailer Near Schools
• Insurer Hit With $2.7M In Hail, Water Damage Claims In Texas
• Real Estate Rumors: Onni Group, Bob Halavi, Barings
• Zillow Group Expects To Settle Class Action Over CFPB Probe
• FHFA Says Fannie, Freddie Can Use New Credit Score Models
• SL Green Challenges Law Firm's Bid To Exit $185M HNA Fight
• Insurer Must Defend Condo Assn. Accused Of Hiring Gunmen
• Trump Organization Jury Pool Winnowed As Some Admit Bias
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Public Housing Smoking Ban Dispute
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Realtor Hid An Illegal Cannabis Grow, Suit Says
• TPG Real Estate Arm Closes $6.8B Opportunity Fund
• Ex-Trump Adviser Barrack To Testify In Own Defense At Trial
• Northern Mariana Regulator To Fight Arbitration With Casino
• St. Paul Tenant Organizations Want In On Landlords' Rent Suit
• 10th Circ. Says Water Assoc. Exempt From USDA Protections
• Fannie Mae Calls First Guaranty Sales Motion Too Unclear
• Navient Collections Halted, Mallinckrodt Faces $1.6B Suit
• Starter Homes Increasingly Elusive Across US, Report Finds
• McCarter & English Advises On $346M Jersey City Sale
• DOI Looks To Toss Last Claim In Navajo Relocation Suit
• Texas High Court Won't Rehear Houston Drainage Fee Fight
• Trump Org Trial To Open With All Eyes On Ex-CFO's Testimony
• Wall Street's Single-Family Home Grab, Phoenix — The Series
• Real Estate Rumors: William McMorrow, Graycliff, Related
• Law Firm Must Face Malpractice Suit Over NJ Land Appraisal
• Panthers-Tied Developer Says City Can't Vote On Ch. 11 Plan
• Kushner Cos. Makes Nearly $1.5B Hostile Bid For Veris
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Weekly Internal Revenue Bulletin
• Morgan Lewis Picks Up Benefits Pro From Stroock In NYC
• Mnuchin Testimony Counters Feds' Narrative In Barrack Trial
• FHFA Says It Didn't Study Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep Effect
• La. Property Owner Sues Lloyd's Over Ida Damage
• Sears Successor Says Courts Can't Touch Lease Sale
• Wash. Condo Wants Jury Trial Over Water Damages
• Nursing Home Partners Clash Over Joint Venture Contracts
• SL Green, Caesars Ally For Times Square Casino License Bid
• Zurich Gets Partial Win In REIT Flood Coverage Dispute
• MedMen Says Pot Dispensary Lease No Good Under Fed. Law
• Couple Gets Small Win In Fire Loss Coverage Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Polsinelli, Sugar Ray, BlockApps
• Feds Challenge Bid To Vacate Ex-Cuomo Aide's Conviction
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• GE Wants New Siemens IP Trial, Calling Verdict 'Inconsistent'
• Sinopec Unit Says It Already Paid $20.7M Award
• Rental Pricing Co., Landlords Accused Of Cartel Activity
• DC Jurors Hear Original Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Bailout Plan
• 11th Circ. Backs Florida Broker's Mortgage Fraud Conviction
• Real Estate Rumors: Carlo Bellini, Kit Realty, Nuveen
• Judge Who Held Trump In Contempt Keeps $250M Fraud Case
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Desigual's Ch. 11 COVID Lease Row
• NYC Landlord Issued $2M Fine For Code Violations
• 2nd Circ. SOX Retaliation Ruling Hurts Whistleblowers
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Texas Tax Talk: Previewing 2023 Legislative Priorities
• ​​​​​​​Tax Buyers Took $278M From Cook County, Treasurer Says
• Real Estate Financier Held In Contempt Over Unpaid Fee Docs
• Ga. Judges Suggest $51M Mortgage Deals Were Fair
• Jury Finds Ex-Cay Clubs Exec Guilty Of Bank Fraud
• Marriott Expands In Latin America With City Express Buy
• Feds Can Screen Atty's Phone In Pot Shop Bribe Case
• Certificate Of Merit Considerations In Designer Error Suits
• Lower Settlement In Mortgage Case A Better Deal, Judge Told
• Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Shareholders Seek $1.6B
• Zurich Drops Contractor From $3.7M NY Lab Fire Suit
• Ex-Cay Clubs Exec Says He Wired Money, Didn't Lie To Bank
• FHA Says New Loan Limits Can Boost Manufactured Housing
• Minn. County Wants To Add To Defense In Tribal Policing Suit
• Pittsburgh Merger Advocates Want 1903 Law Kept On Books
• PennyMac Accuses Firm Of Malpractice In Mortgage Deal
• St. Paul Landlords Seek Quick Win In Rent Cap Suit
• Amplify Strikes $50M Deal Over Southern Calif. Oil Spill
• VRA Case Still Live Despite Redistricting Order, SD Tribe Says
• Jersey City And Dispensary Clash Over Denial Of Application
• Real Estate Rumors: Pacifica Square, Related Group, Medidata
• Bankrupt Nursing Home Wants To See Journalist's Notes
• Insurer Says Liability Isn't Needed To Bar Settlement Coverage
• Trustee Looks To Recoup Kossoff's $1.6M Rent Payments
• Ga. Appeals Court Questions Family's Notice In Sewage Case
• Feds Avoid Spoliation Claims In Colo. Mine Spill Litigation
• Munger Tolles Real Estate Team Jumps To Willkie In LA
• Brothers' Dispute Over Their Ga. Law Firm Sent To Biz Court
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Zillow's Partial Win In IBM Patent Lawsuit
• Solar Farm, Neighbors Seek Rulings In Erosion Dispute
• Wis. Judge Says Pipeline Shutdown Plans Admissible
• PennDOT, NAACP Disagree On Highway Project's Impact
• Homeowners Sue Over Austin Short-Term Rental Law
• Real Estate Rumors: Workspace Property, SMA, Lululemon
• Groups Sue To Stop Housing Project In Calif. Wildfire Zone
• Eviction Firm Pushes Back On Effort To Strike Defenses
• Credit Suisse To Pay $495M To Settle RMBS Case In US
• SD County Says It Can Appeal Court-Ordered Redistricting
• NJ Wins 90-Day Stay In Online Gambling Fee Exemption Case
• Miller Nash Grows In Portland With Ex-Lane Powell RE Atty
• Associate Of Ex-Fla. Mayor Gillum Fights For Separate Trial
• Insurer Wants Out Of Okla. Mobile Home Flooding Case
• Insurer Asks Court To Uphold Jury's Sandy Damage Verdict
• US Wants Colo. Mine Suits Paused To Finalize Settlement
• Think Tank Backs Justices' Review Of FERC Pipeline Powers
• Law Firm Not Liable If It Misled In Hailstorm Row, Insurer Says
• Chinese Investor Wants End To Arbitration In $3M Fraud Case
• Neb. Justices Say Gutter Co. Can't Bring Bad Faith Claims
• Judge Lets Florida In On Tribe's EPA Water Power Challenge
• Gambling Foes Say Seminole Deal Violates Fla. Constitution
• KWM Looks To Bow Out Of HNA Group $185M Award Fight
• 6th Circ. Calls Mich. Creditor Law 'Aberration' From Precedent
• Casino Gets Turkish Workers' Wage Suit Tossed Again
• EPA Wants Out Of $6.2M Superfund Site Suit
• Alex Jones' Billion-Dollar Penance, Puerto Rico Prunes Debt
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• Dye & Durham To Sell TM Group After Regulatory Requirement
• Pittsburgh Merger Opponents Say Annexation Law Was Cut
• Fannie, Freddie Investors To Use Treasury Docs At Stock Trial
• Energy Trade Group Wants To Join Oil & Gas Leasing Suit
• HOA's Insurer Can't Rescind Policies, Injured Couple Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Lowndes Adds Fla. Land Use Pro From Pearson Doyle
• Rimon Opens Sacramento Office, Adds Real Estate Atty
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over Unsolicited Texts To Contractors
• Multifamily Investors Ease Underwriting In Q3, CBRE Says
• Trump Ally Floats Claim That FBI Agent Lied To Grand Jury
• Ex-LA Official's Brother Cops To Lying To Feds, Agrees To Flip
• FWS Proposes Protected Habitat For Fla. Snake, Plant Species
• NY Doubles Down On Concealed Carry Appeal At 2nd Circ.
• Landowners Denied Rehearing In Tribal Water Rights Case
• Minority Farmers Say US Broke Promise Of Financial Aid
• Industry Groups Say DOE Hasn't Justified New Boiler Rule
• Texas Property Cos. Escape Mold Infestation Claims
• Archer Adds Fmr. Private Equity GC As Partner In NJ
• Arnall Golden Nabs Two Partners, Of Counsel In Atlanta
• NJ Real Estate Firm Execs Charged With $650M Ponzi Scheme
• Contractor Asks 1st Circ. To Find Coverage For Defect Suits
• 9th Circ. Won't Upend Wells Fargo's $95M Wage Deal
• NY AG Warns Trump May Shift Assets In $250M Fraud Case
• Tenant Group Asks DC Circ. To Rethink Smoking Ban Dispute
• Gov't Suit To Make Wynn Register As Chinese Agent Is Tossed
• Family Alleges Forgery In Latest Twist Of NYC Deed Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Restores NY Concealed Carry Law, For Now
• Cushman & Wakefield Seeks $1M In Contract Breach Suit
• Fla. Panel Upholds Insurer's Denial Of Water Damage Claim
• Government Says Ex-Cay Clubs Exec Funded Straw Buyers
• Fannie Mae Sees Fed Pushing US Into Recession in 2023
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• Stearns Weaver Names 11 New Shareholders Across Fla.
• NJ Justices Take On Atty Malpractice Suit Over Eatery Bid
• Snell & Wilmer Boosts Seattle Bankruptcy, RE Presence
• ​​​​​​​Justices Allow DOJ To Join House Flipper's Fraud Debt Case
• GSA, DOE Seek Low-Carbon Building Technology
• The CHIPS Act: Key Takeaways For Semiconductor Industry
• Justices Won't Hear HSBC Debtor's Ch. 13 Fight
• NY AG, Gun Owners Spar Over Concealed Carry At 2nd Circ.
• Russian Oligarch's UK Associate Charged In Sanctions Case
• Asset Manager Ares Closes $1.8 Billion Real Estate Fund
• Insurer Can't Escape Coverage Of Fatal Shooting Suit
• Wall Street's Single-Family Home Grab
• Pa. Court Checks Utilities' Power In Historic Districts
• Meadows Collier Lands 2 Litigators From Loewinsohn Deary
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• Insurer Can't Upend Developer's Construction Coverage Win
• HMRC Fines 68 Real Estate Agents Over AML Breaches
• DLA Piper, Fox Rothschild Face Fresh Suit Over Alleged Ponzi
• Trump Ally's Deputy Was Just A Lackey, Jury Hears
• New York's Blocked Gun Law Signals Post-Bruen Era
• FWS To Find Protected Habitat For Bat In Fla. Settlement
• Kyrgyzstan Ordered To Pay $8.6M In Discovery Sanctions
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud, Jones Asks For New Hire
• Residents Can't Prove Hurricane Harvey Flood Damage Cause
• Microsoft Co-Founder's Co. Drops COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Investment Adviser Sues Newmark, Cantor CEO In Chancery
• Native Communities At Heart Of New US Arctic Strategy
• The Perils of Piecemeal Invocation of Arbitration Rights
• Justices' Clean Water Act Queries Hint At Search For Balance
• Indirect Hurricane Ian Losses Could Be Covered By Insurance
• BofA Strikes $1.84B Deal To Settle Ambac RMBS Litigation
• Tribe Fights Builder's Bid To Toss Casino Pay Dispute
• Insurer Seeks To Trim Fraud Claim From Fire Damage Suit
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• Colo. Property Owners Notch Win In County Tax Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• SEIU Helps NY AG Get $3M Settlement For Underpaid Workers
• Ill. Court Rejects Proposed Path For Obama Center Appeal
• Fla. Casinos Say Seminole Gaming Pact Was Correctly Nixed
• 11th Circ. Affirms Coverage For Shoddy Construction Suit
• Feds Back Proposed NYC Disability Bias Class Action
• Labor Org. Says Ga. City's Zoning Regs Limit Its Activities
• New York Concealed Carry Law Limited By Injunction
• Calif. Family Sues Interior Dept. For Violation Of Water Rights
• Mont. Clean Water Act Suit Tossed For Lack Of Notice
• Akerman Adds Partner To North Carolina Real Estate Practice
• Pa. Judge Lets Counterclaim Proceed In 'Mold Medic' TM Suit
• Bid For Lower Colo. Property Taxes May Hinge On One Phrase
• Atty Convicted In Mob-Extortion Case Wants Top Court Appeal
• Gordon & Rees Bolsters San Diego Office With 2 Litigators
• Ga. Justices Hint County's Spaceport Referendum Suit Is Moot
• $4.5M Mississippi Fire Coverage Suit Settled On Trial Day
• Convicted Ponzi Schemer Sues SEC For Wrongful Prosecution
• Pantzer Properties Clinches $781M Luxury Real Estate Fund
• 1st Circ. May Steer $19M Wynn Land Suit To Mass. Top Court
• Texas Justices Question If Tenants Can Sue Over Disclosures
• Real Estate Rumors: Alexander Wolf, Brookfield, Tenenbaum
• Tybee Island Hit With Suit Over Rental Properties Laws
• Panel Affirms No-Coverage Ruling In Apt. Shooting Dispute
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• 'Add-Back' Lease Ruling Must Be Undone, Texas Justices Told
• Agrify Botched Marquee Mass. Cannabis Project, Suit Says
• Chippewa Tribe Slams Enbridge Over Bid To Exclude Experts
• Trustee Asks 2nd Circ. To Toss Kossoff's 'Mystifying' Appeal
• NC Atty Says State Senate Race Rival's TV Ad Was 'Hit Piece'
• Ex-Trump Ally Implies UAE Ties Were Routine Business
• Real Estate Rumors: Livingston, Allied Urban, Applause
• DC Circ. Questions States' Standing In Water Standards Case
• Claims Court Rejects Protest Over $1.3B SEC HQ Lease
• Ian Renews Calls For Better Building, Flood Management
• Ex-NBA Star Says DFW Airport Lied In Sports Complex Deal
• Michigan Officials Dodge Felonies Over Flint Conduct
• Travelers Unit Settles With San Antonio Mall Over Fire Damage
• Georgia's High Court To Review 2 Parking Lot Shooting Suits
• Feds Fight Delay Of Cherokee Trust Audit Ruling
• The Lawyer Personalities That Make Up Joint Interest Groups
• Defective Home Claims Not Tolled By Repairs, Pa. Panel Says
• Fla. Condo's Multimillion Irma Bad Faith Suit Stays Alive
• Cooperator In Failed $500M Fraud Case Asks For No Prison
• Chipmaker Plans $100B Facility Investment In New York
• Conservationists Say Miami Water Park Threatens Habitat
• Bannon's Border Wall Fraud Trial On Track For Fall 2023
• Sterigenics Fights Ga. County Over Sterilization Plant Closure
• OIG Says Some Military Landlords Won't Adopt Tenant Rights
• Shearman & Sterling Alum Tapped As Rocket Companies GC
• Wyndham Wants Default Ruling Against Timeshare Exit Co.
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• How Construction Cos. Can Respond To Rising Material Costs
• Chinese Real Estate Firm Seeks Recognition For $600M Reorg
• NJ Panel Rejects Challenge To Affordable Housing Zoning
• Billionaire Bros. Can't Dodge $2.5B LA Hotel Project Suit
• Philly Tenants Say City Failed To Enforce Lead Paint Law
• DOI Must Reconsider Plans For Bay Area Casino, Court Says
• High Court Struggles With Unclear Clean Water Act Limits
• Real Estate Rumors: Savanna, Finvarb, Quantum Equities
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Co-Owner Of Bid-Rigging ​​​​​​​Insulation Firm Sentenced To 1 Year
• $153M Green Construction Financing 'Largest Industry's Seen'
• Feds Slam Misconduct Claims In Pot Shop Bribery Case
• McKool Smith Hires Litigation Veteran For Dallas Office
• Pipeline Health Hits Ch. 11 After Hiccup In Hospital Sale
• Tillerson To Take Stand In Trump Ally's Foreign Lobbying Trial