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Real Estate - November, 2022

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• CBD Extractor Can Seek Atty Fees From Insurer For Fire
• Ky. Real Estate Agents Plead Guilty In Rigged Farm Auction
• Travelers Unit Says HOA Not Covered For Repair Spat
• Airbnb, Building Owners Partner To Boost Tenant-Hosting
• 9th Circ. Rehearing To Explore 1980 Alaska Conservation Law
• Real Estate Rumors: LA Family Housing, AECOM, Azoffs
• Wash. City Offers To Pay $300K To End Tribe's Cleanup Suit
• Justices Ponder 'Drive-By' Take On Jurisdiction In Title Case
• Armstrong Teasdale Introduces New Partner, Senior Associate
• NOLA Landlord Says Insurers Can't Force $7M Hurricane Arb.
• A Promising Structure For Multiunit Franchise Acquisitions
• Fla. Insurance Suit Trends To Look Out For After Hurricane Ian
• Insurer Says Texas Law, False Statements Sink Hail Suit
• Saul Ewing Corporate Pro Joins Akerman In Austin
• NJ Investor Accuses Atty Of Malpractice Over Property Sale
• Reverse Mortgage REIT Blames Rate Hikes For $10B+ Ch. 11
• Lender Says Chicago Tower Owner Must End Ch. 11 Disputes
• 4th Circ. Rejects FTC Bid To Rethink Sanctuary Belize Case
• US Giving Tribes $75M For Climate-Related Relocation
• NY Nursing Home's Neglect Tied To Patient Deaths, State Says
• 5th Circ. Leaves Pollution Suit Against Oil Cos. In La. Court
• Pa. High Court Won't Revive Fraud Suit Against Travelers
• Opendoor Faces Investor Suit Over 'IBuying' Real Estate Tech
• Judge OKs 'Risky' $92M Pipeline Health Hospital Sale
• BIA Looks To Toss Oil Co.'s Drilling Rights Suit In ND
• Maine Supreme Court Restores Lease For $1B Power Line
• Fla. Condo Association Seeks $8M For Plumbing Damage
• Dam Removal Unlikely To Alter Irrigation Suit, Tribe Atty Says
• DOI, Casinos Renew Early Win Bids In Mich. Land Trust Fight
• With Home Prices Up 12%, FHFA Raises Loan Limits
• Texas Landlord Sues AIG Unit For Hail Damage Coverage
• Zillow Fights Listing Service's Bid For Vt. High Court Input
• Del. Bankruptcy Judge Grants $24M In Fees In NY Tower Case
• Treasury Clarifies Labor Rules For Green Energy Tax Credits
• St. Paul Rent Regs Don't Help Tenants, Say Landlords
• Judge Roasts 'Frivolous' Fee Bid In Rigged-Foreclosure Row
• Strip Mall Asks 4th Circ. To Undo Insurer's Roof Damage Win
• Quarles & Brady Adds Real Estate Partner To Chicago Office
• High Court Seems Inclined To Again Curtail Corruption Cases
• High Court To Weigh Tradition And Change In Easement Suit
• Green Groups Say New Law Does Not Moot Oil Lease Fight
• REIT CEO Wins $3.2M In Case Against Co-Founder
• Appeal Denied In Georgia Housing Dispute Over $700K Loan
• Sanctuary Belize Defaulters Slam FTC's 4th Circ. Redo Bid
• Chubb Unit Can't Get Out Of Winery Blaze Lawsuit
• Biden Gets More Time To Respond To Monuments Suit
• Wash. Court Upholds Valuation Of Gas Terminal
• Trump Org. Rests In NY Tax Fraud Trial Defense
• Justices Told To Pass Up $92M Racketeering Suit
• Insurer, NY Steakhouse Settle Fire Coverage Dispute
• Group Drops Suit Challenging New York Airport Privatization
• Ill. Justices Say Condo Sellers Can't Sue Over Excessive Fees
• Illinois Supreme Court Rejects Tenants' Fire Defense Bid
• Sherman & Howard Saves Malpractice Win In Colorado
• Full 9th Circ. Urged To Review Calif. Amazon Air Cargo Site
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Centerbridge, GIC Offer $662.5M For Industrial REIT Takeover
• NJ Real Estate Atty, Developer Admit To $3.5M Mortgage Fraud
• Real Estate Rumors: Goldstar, Murrs, Brookfield
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Colo. Mine Contractor Beats Pollution Claim Over 2015 Spill
• EB-5 Investors, Developers Spar Over $28M Settlement Payout
• Pipeline Health Seeks OK For $92M Chicago Hospital Sale
• NC Sues 3M, DuPont Over 'Forever Chemical' Contamination
• Liberty Mutual Units Avoid Covering HVAC Injury Suit
• NY Gov. Signs 2-Year Crypto Mining Moratorium
• How CRE Buyers' Counsel Should Help Negotiate Sales
• Jack Nicklaus Barred From Endorsements During NY Case
• TPLC Sues To Uphold Deal With Investors After Proxy Fight
• Investors' Fannie, Freddie 'Net Worth Sweep' Suit Gets Tossed
• Ex-NFL Player Cuts Some Defendants From Bias Suit
• Another News Corp. Investor Raises Doubt About Fox Merger
• Honigman Announces Corporate Partner In Chicago
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Shriners Can Join Ga. City Opposing T-Mobile Cell Tower
• Real Estate Rumors: Fogo De Chao, Damaghi, Prologis
• Trump Org.'s CPA Says He Didn't Know About CFO's Fraud
• Thor Equities Poses $3B Casino, Hotel Coney Island Project
• Chesapeake Tells 9th Circ. Its Oil Leases Were Wrongly Axed
• Ga. Justices To Ask If Innkeeper Is Actually A Landlord
• Green Groups Want In On Utah Native Monuments Suit
• Developers Bid Out Cable Rights They Don't Own, Suit Says
• Norfolk Southern Inks $1.6B Deal For Cincinnati Southern
• Discovery Strategies For Design And Construction Cases
• Ga. Business Court Transfers $18M Development Dispute
• Motor Maker Seeks New Trial Over Hurricane Harvey Coverage
• US Says Ukrainian Money Laundering Suit Should Proceed
• Real Estate Rumors: TB12, Stefan Soloviev, Grand Seiko
• Ince Nabs Real Estate Atty For Cardiff Office
• Justices Won't Block Release Of Trump Tax Returns To House
• 6th Circ. Says No Coverage For Mich. County In Tax Suits
• Trump Bid To Toss AG Suit Rehashes Failed Args, Judge Says
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• NJ Cannabis Cultivator Sues For Medical Facility Approvals
• Manhattan DA Rests In Trump Organization Tax Fraud Case
• Closer Look Urged For $500M Rocket Mortgage Stock Sale
• Woman Awarded Nearly $670K For Curb Fall At Orlando Mall
• 4 Native Tribes Seek To Intervene On Utah Monument Suits
• RBS Whistleblower's Award Fight Denied High Court Review
• NRC Says DC Circ. Shouldn't Redo Sioux Mine Row
• Lockheed Seeks Class Denial In Orlando Contaminant Case
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• ESA Listing Change Shows Conservation Partnership Benefits
• Torys, Stikeman Elliott Lead $1.7B Mortgage Lender Deal
• Investor Presses News Corp To Seek Fox Merger Alternatives
• FERC, Mountain Valley Want Pipeline Protest Put To Bed
• FBI's LA Chief Recused In Girardi Keese Probes
• Wells Fargo Legal Bill Inflated Loan Total By $40K, Judge Says
• SD Tribe May Proceed With Vote-Dilution Claims, Judge Says
• Hotels' Push To Counter Sex Trafficking Wins Mixed Reviews
• Ala. Condo Wants $5M Insurance Suit Back In State Court
• Florida's Seminole Gaming Appeal: Are 2 Minutes Enough?
• Couple Says Subdivision Covenant Can't Ban Therapy Horses
• Lloyd's Says Property Owner Must Arbitrate Over Ida Damage
• Policyholders Are Not To Blame For Social Inflation
• LA Beats $100M Suit Over COVID Anti-Eviction Law, For Now
• Biden Looks To Consolidate Utah Monument Suits
• State-Led Programs Can Speed Up Brownfield Development
• Weisselberg's Loyalties Scrutinized At Trump Org. Fraud Trial
• Justices May Cabin Theory Of Fraud In 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• Neb. Justices Find Inheritance Tax Due On Land Transfer
• Real Estate Rumors: Haystack, Morgan Brown, Elijah Equities
• Ryan Homes Argues Contractors Owe It Duty In Pa. Landslide
• Trump Org. Trial Firms Paid By Conservative PACs
• NJ Homeowners Sue Atty Over Home's Enviro Restrictions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Georgia Film Town Hit With Housing Discrimination Suit
• CFPB Slams Harmful Debt Collection Tactics In Exam Report
• Liberty Media To Split Off Atlanta Braves And Its Real Estate
• Calif. Tribe Gets $10M Deal From Mother-Son Embezzler Duo
• NY Court Sets Guidelines For Trump Org. Monitorship
• Colo. Tax Figure Finds 10th Circ. Doubts In Denver Land Spat
• Residents Booted From Collapsing Building Denied Coverage
• Mortgage Co. Hit With $5.2M CFPB Fine Over COVID Practices
• Airbnb Hit With 2nd Suit Over Deadly Pennsylvania Party
• Libya Defends Inconvenient-Forum Defense In Award Fight
• 9th Circ. To Rethink Ariz. Copper Mine Approval
• Key Issues Emerge Around Hotels' Liability For Sex-Trafficking
• Investment Firms Seek Exit From Suit Against Metaverse Co.
• Listing Service Wants Vt. High Court Opinion On Zillow Suit
• NAACP, Developer Cite Race As Factor In SC Housing Vote
• Texas Vineyards' Crop Damage Suits Sent To County Courts
• Los Angeles, Vrbo Settle City's Short-Term Rental Suit
• SEC's $26M Real Estate Fraud Suit Stayed
• $4.2B JFK Terminal To Break Ground Next Year, NY Gov. Says
• Nationstar Accused Of Improperly Denying Loan Modifications
• Real Estate Rumors: Brooklyn Brewery, Cobalt, Bradmore
• Contrite Ex-CFO Says Trump Org. Guilty, But Not Trumps
• Firm Rips Mortgage Malpractice Suit As Class Litigation Ploy
• NY AG Takes Trump's Revocable Trust Suit To Fla. Fed. Court
• Pipeline Health Ch. 11 Plan Gets OK For Creditor Vote
• Fight Heats Up Over Ga. Solar Farm Erosion Liability
• Utah Axes $100K Fee Bid In Gold Mine Spill
• GSA Ordered To Pay Taxes Owed To Va. Landlords
• Leaders Of Fla. Homeowners Group Arrested For $2.4M Fraud
• LA Voters Pick Affordable Housing Advocate Bass As Mayor
• Probe Launched Of EPA, State's Role In Jackson Water Crisis
• Oregon Utility Gets Tribe Added To Water Rights Suit
• Judge Keeps Trump-Era ESA Rules In Place, Pending Review
• Clean Energy Investment Firm Raises $1B Inaugural Fund
• Real Estate Rumors: St. John, WSC, Quadlogic Controls
• Investors Flag Developers' Partial Payment In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Real Estate Firm Denied Redo Over $1.4M Wire Transfer Fraud
• Katten Brings On Ex-Miller Barondess Litigator In LA
• Realty Mag Subscriber Fights To Keep NAR Privacy Suit Alive
• Glover & Davis Can't Dodge Ex-Client's Legal Malpractice Suit
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Lodders Taps One Of Its Own As Its 1st GC
• NYC Announces Plan For Soccer Stadium Mega Project
• Exclusion Doesn't Bar Water Damage Claim, Wash. HOA Says
• Girardi Paid For House Now Owned By Los Angeles FBI Head
• Ill. City Can't Escape Overflowing Sewage Suit, Judge Says
• Ex-CFO Weisselberg Says Trump Org. Gained From His Fraud
• Fired Worker Says Racial Bias Claim Belongs In Federal Court
• Goldberg Segalla Adds To Buffalo Civil Litigation, Trial Group
• Wash. Appeals Court Upholds City's Tenant Rights Law
• Former Tribal Chair Gets 3 Years For Casino Project Bribes
• Town Ordinance Invalid For Improper Notice, Fla. Court Hears
• Calif. Org. Urges Reversal Of State's Electric Vehicle Policy
• Gov't Atty Rejoins Hunton's Energy And Infrastructure Team
• Faegre Drinker Welcomes Back Tax Pro In Philadelphia
• Trump's Niece Released Claims Over Inheritance, Judge Rules
• Oil Cos. Urge Full 5th Circ. To Review Coastal Pollution Suit
• St. Paul Tenant Groups Kept Out Of Rent Control Suit For Now
• Ex-SDNY Judge, Bracewell Atty Appointed Trump Org Monitor
• Fair Housing Tester Sues Agencies Over Refused Vouchers
• Trump Controller Branded 'Hostile Witness,' Admits Crimes
• S&P To Pay SEC $2.5M For Alleged Violation Of Conflict Rules
• Defects Without Property Damage Not Covered, Judge Finds
• Fla. Panel Says Notice Letter Bars Couple's Insurance Suit
• Kessler Topaz To Lead Wells Fargo Investor Suit Over Hiring
• Real Estate Co. Convicted In LA City Hall Corruption Case
• Developer Claims Wrongful Exclusion From CARES Act Aid
• RealPage Accused Of Driving Up Seattle Rents
• Real Estate Rumors: Bankman-Fried, Kennedy, Silverstein
• Couple Wants NC Debt Collection Appeal To Continue
• 9th Circ. Grants En Banc Rehearing Of Alaska Land Swap
• Tribe Says Ex-Chair's 'Betrayal' In Bribe Case Merits Max Term
• Developers Partner On $28M Florida Waterfront Project
• DLA Piper, Latham Assist TX Insurer's Proposed IPO
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Sullivan & Cromwell Guides United Rentals In $2B Deal
• Insurer Asks 1st Circ. To Affirm Defect Suit Coverage Win
• FTX Investigates Potential $500M Theft After Hitting Ch. 11
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Org Payments Risked GC's Law License, Witness Says
• FTX Bankruptcy Could Spark Blizzard In Crypto Winter
• DC Circ. Questions Critics Of New Nuclear Waste Site License
• Miami-Dade Ends $135M FTX Deal For Arena Name
• Law Firm Pulled Into Malpractice Suit Over NJ Land Appraisal
• Panel Upholds Ruling In Texas City's Property Suit
• Calif. Hotel Ruling Holds Lessons On Letters Of Intent
• NJ Atty Seeks Malpractice Coverage For Property Sale Suit
• Sherwin-Williams Beats Pa. Suit Over Stain-Soaked Rag Fire
• Justices Urged To Deny Trump Bid To Halt Tax Return Release
• Two Indicted In $6.8M Online Credit Monitoring Scheme
• Real Estate Rumors: Gisele Bündchen, Sodexo, Sue Gross
• Minnesota Bar Owner Can't Collect On Ex-Husband's Arson
• Outlook For Offshore Wind Development In The Gulf Of Mexico
• Fertitta Pays North Of $660M For California Hotel
• Goodwin-Led HighBrook Seals Real Estate Fund At $632M
• Ex-NY Lt. Gov. Says Feds Sat On Email Trove In Bribe Case
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Health Care REIT Pays $3M To End Hospital Kickback Claims
• Feds Have Power Over Okla. Reservation Mining, Judge Says
• Ambac Says US Bank On The Hook In RMBS Suit
• $40M Hurricane Insurance Dispute To Stay In Puerto Rico Only
• Trump Fails To Halt Monitorship As Request Goes To Panel
• Construction Cos. Can Address Social Media In Settlements
• Fla. Officials OK 316-Unit Senior Apt. Complex In Sweetwater
• GSA Takes Trump Hotel Lease Docs Fight To Supreme Court
• Real Estate Rumors: ABS Partners, Gallelli, Oracle
• Appeals Court Hits Reboot On Pittsburgh Townhome Project
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• Tax Court Strikes IRS' Conservation Easement Penalty Notice
• Flint Organizations Argue Against Asphalt Plant Permit
• Calif. HOA, Insurer Drop Nuisance Settlement Coverage Suit
• Rent Control Backers See Moderate Success Across US
• Colorado Voters OK $300M Per Year For Affordable Housing
• NY's AG Won Reelection. Next Up: Trump And The NRA
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Hawaii's New Governor Is In Housing Hot Seat
• Columbus Voters OK $200M In Bonds For Affordable Housing
• Miami Beach Voters Reject Related's Gehry-Designed Project
• NY Concealed Carry Restrictions Blocked, For Now
• Tenant Screener Says Tool Is Unfairly Attacked As Trial Closes
• Wyo. Landowners Blast Occidental Bid To Decertify Class
• Ga. Island Wants Rental Suit Tossed, Cites Official Immunity
• Church Fights Sanctions, Says Attys Gave Proper Disclosures
• Real Estate Rumors: Milbrook, Landsberg, Dos Caminos
• Indicted Ex-Fla. Mayor Says FBI Violated Due Process
• FCC Should Define Residential Phone For TCPA, 9th Circ. Told
• Crow Tribe Tells High Court No Need To Hear Utility Fight
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• St. Paul Says Affordability Crisis Justified Rent Hike Caps
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Insurer Had To Defend Colliers In Broker Suit, Judge Says
• Polsinelli Adds Ex-King & Spalding Finance Atty In NY
• Fannie 3rd-Quarter Report Shows Effect Of Slowing Growth
• Policyholders Should Also Want To Fight Social Inflation
• Greenberg Traurig Infrastructure Trio Jumps To Mayer Brown
• Law Firm Cites Unpaid Bills In Bid To Exit Construction Suit
• Highlights From Tenant Screener Trial As Closing Args Loom
• Detroit Says One Bad Eviction Doesn't Mean Illegal Policy
• Texas Developers Tell 5th Circ. Hanover Shouldn't Get $570K
• Trump Org. Appeals Monitorship, Says It May 'Grind To A Halt'
• Tax Group Asks Justices To Vacate Easement Regulations
• 5th Circ. Cloudy On Coverage For Salvage Yard's Discharges
• Mass. Attorney Can't Escape Pot Shop Bribery Charges
• Wells Fargo Seeks To Dodge NC Race Discrimination Suit
• Chinese Hotel Chain, Workspace Firm Target $96M in IPOs
• Real Estate Rumors: Webster, Golombeck, TF Cornerstone
• Water Association Urges 10th Circ. To Reassess USDA Exemptions
• Applying Article III Rulings To Robocall Standing In Florida
• NJ Town Sues Neighbor City Over Plans For Ex-Roche Site
• Developer Files $18M Suit Over Gated Community Contract
• Kelley Kronenberg Real Estate Atty Joins Taylor English In Fla.
• Skadden, King & Spalding Guide $4.3B Canadian REIT Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• UT Austin Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Justices Reject Separate Pleading For Developer In Fraud Case
• Judge Declares Mistrial In Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep Suit
• Solicitor General Can Weigh In On Sears Ch. 11 Lease Fight
• SF Residents Reach $5.4M Deal Over Toxic Former Navy Site
• Topgolf Plans Construction Of New Venue In Boston Area
• Title Insurer Settles $19M Wire Fraud Suit With Texas Pair
• Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep Jury Is Deeply Divided
• Travelers Moves Case For Coverage Of Rain-Soaked Products
• Kirkland Leads Castlelake In Closing $782M Credit Fund
• Broker Pleads Guilty in $500M Real Estate Fraud Suit
• NY Atty Suspended Amid Overdrawn Escrow Investigation
• Condo Owners Can't Keep Neighbors Out Of Athens Alley
• NC Justices Order Appeals Court To Decide BofA Fraud Case
• Hoopa Valley Tribe Sues US Over California Water Contracts
• Trump Org. Trial Delayed Again With Key Witness Still Unwell
• Chase Hits Subtenants With $2.8M Settlement Breach Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Allstate, LIVWRK, AustralianSuper
• Class Decertified In Coinsurance Miscalculation Suit
• Seyfarth Hires Trio Of Ex-Schwabe Williamson Attorneys
• Hill Int'l Investor Drops Suit Over Proposed $173M Merger
• Boston Globe Reporter Fights Harvard Bribe Case Subpoena
• Mo. Judge Rules Insurer Can Skirt Copper Theft Coverage
• Justices To Hear Navajo Case Over Colo. River Water Rights
• What To Expect From The Post-Midterms Lame-Duck Session
• El Paso Seeks Escape From Historic Site Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Trump Ally, Deputy Acquitted In Illegal Lobbying Trial
• Challenge Of NY Firearms Law Is On Target, Gun Owners Say
• Feds Ask DC Court To Reconsider Bay Area Casino Ruling
• HUD Proposes Buy America Waiver For Low-Value Projects
• Stockholder Challenges Single-Family Rental Co.'s SPAC Deal
• HMRC Prevails Over Time Limit Challenge For $2.1M Refund
• Stockholder Hits Family Real Estate Co. With Suit In NY
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• Ga. Judges Say Property Owner Can Fight City Condemnation
• 'Duplicative' Ohio Car Dealer Family Spat Gets Tossed
• Nossaman Adds Ex-Calif. EPA Exec, Environmental Litigator
• Fla. Justices Hint That Rentals Can Limit Property Tax Break
• Sherman & Howard Tries To Save Colo. Malpractice Win
• A Divided Congress May Increase Companies' Political Risks
• Court Orders Trump Org. Monitor During NY AG's Fraud Case
• Mortgage Co., Title Insurer Settle Wire Fraud Coverage Row
• Real Estate Rumors: A24, Morgan & Morgan, Meta
• Kasowitz Prevails In $185M Bankruptcy Suit
• Digital Real Estate Co. Wants Out Of Sexual Harassment Suits
• Dallas Nursing Home Joins With Creditors On New Ch. 11 Plan
• Cannabis Co. MedMen Wants Out of Calif. Back Rent Suit
• Insurer Doesn't Owe Coverage In Construction Suit, Court Says
• Veris Residential Rejects Nearly $1.5B Kushner Takeover Bid
• NYC Buildings Department Head Resigns
• Trump Wants To Block NY AG From Seeing Revocable Trust
• Ex-Cay Clubs Exec Seeks New Trial After Bank Fraud Verdict
• 4th Circ. Denies Operators' Appeal In Sanctuary Belize Scam
• Judge Stops Senior Housing Project On NYC Garden Site
• Reaction Mixed To $300M Housing Initiative On Colo. Ballot
• Trump Can't Halt AG's $250M Fraud Suit Or Swap Judges
• Mortgage Co. Accused Of Underpaying OT, Weekend Wages
• Ill. Real Estate Atty Can Practice After 3-Year Suspension
• Accessory Dwelling Units Approved In Miami-Dade County
• Jury Continues Deliberations On Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep
• Time For Construction Cos. To Review Recession Mitigation
• Pollution Exclusion Frees Insurer From $175M Suit
• Retail REIT Accused Of Age Bias By Ex-Leasing Director
• Fla. Attorney Asks For Minimum Sentence In $700K Scam
• Philly Councilman, Wife Acquitted In Bribery Retrial
• SF-Based Shartsis Friese Names New Managing Partner
• Snow Damage Coverage Question Limited To Roof Membrane
• Brokerage Can't Use Or Sell Info During Trade Secrets Suit
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Real Estate Rumors: Walton Street, San Antonio, Ganni
• Sen. Brown Asks FTC To Investigate Rental Pricing Algorithms
• JLL Misses 3Q Target With Rising Rates Driving Slowdown
• Insurer Can't Change Judge's Mind In Shooting Coverage Suit
• EB-5 Investor Says Hawaii Resort Investment Never Returned
• Ex-Apple Worker Admits He Ripped Tech Giant Off For $17M
• 11th Circuit Sends Florida Island Ownership Dispute To Trial
• Ga. Judges Partly Revive Case Against County Staffers
• SD Tribe's Voter Discrimination Case Now Moot, County Says
• US Bank Tells 2nd Circ. To Uphold RMBS Suit Win
• Cardboard Co. Fights $7.8M Arbitration Judgment
• EB-5 Center Says Investors Got What They Signed Up For
• Ohio School Board Can't Appeal Property Value, State Rules
• An Evaluation Of New Solar Energy Opportunities For REITs
• Barrack Sold UAE His Trump Access, Jury Told As Trial Wraps
• Jury Mulls Fannie, Freddie Shareholder Profit Sweep Claims
• Supreme Court Asked To Weigh In On $92M Racketeering Suit
• Army Corps Wants Out Of SC Wetlands Housing Project Suit
• Texas Landowner's Public Info Law Dispute Partly Revived
• Roomster Says FTC's Phony-Listings Suit Is A Shakedown
• Atty's In-House Work For Housing Co. DQs Firm In Mold Suit
• Trump Org Trial Halted After 1st Witness Contracts COVID
• Real Estate Rumors: PA Hospitality, Brookfield, Jon Burton
• No Assignment, So No Hotel Coverage, Insurer Tells 9th Circ.
• Real Estate Co. Says Racial Bias Suit Doesn't Stand
• Cases Show Real-World Laws Likely Apply In Metaverse
• Roberts Temporarily Blocks Release Of Trump Taxes To House