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Real Estate - April, 2023

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• After SVB Report, Banking Industry Points Finger Back At Fed
• Fla. Senate OKs Bill That Limits Historic Preservation
• Judge Tosses Minority Farmers' Claims Over COVID-Era Relief
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Insurer's Win In BMW SUV Fire Suit
• DC Circ. Says Legislation Moots Gulf Oil Lease Sale Fight
• NY One Step Closer To Gas Ban With Budget Agreement
• Cos. Fight Early Dismissal Bid In Ukrainian Forfeiture Fight
• Nationstar Mortgage Settles COVID Adjustment Class Claims
• Duke Energy Has Control Of Lake Easement, NC Justices Say
• Magistrate Judge Recuses Himself In Disney-DeSantis Fight
• NY Cannabis Agency Sued Over Harlem Dispensary Location
• Mich. Panel Allows Residents To Fight Solar Farm Approval
• NY Bankruptcy Court Pivots On Commercial Rent Damage Cap
• Blackstone Sells Japan Logistics Assets For $800M
• Reverse Mortgage Del. Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed On 2nd Try
• Fed Takes Some Blame For SVB Collapse
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Washington Panel Mulls Airbnb Ordinance In Property Row
• NCRC Blasts KeyBank Over 'Flagrant' Merger Violations
• Panel Hears Cemetery's 'Bang, Bang, Bang' Gun Range Fight
• IP Forecast: Gov't To Face Off Against Gilead In Delaware
• Real Estate Rumors: GoldOller, Setton, Calta
• Detroit's 'Topless Prophet' Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI, IRS
• Yahoo Says It Won't Produce Atty Emails In EB-5 Fraud Suit
• Alaska Questions DOI Authority To Ditch Land Exchange
• Lawsuit Over Failed $20M Texas Mall Returns To State Court
• Bankruptcy Sales Uncertain After Justices' Section 363 Ruling
• Reverse Mortgage Trust's Ch. 11 Plan Ruling Delayed
• Panel Doubts Atty's Bid For Share In Film Studio Sale
• Colorado AG Says States Must Share Water In Drought
• Greystar Issued $860M Verdict In Dallas Crane Collapse Trial
• Ohio Panel OKs Land Sellers' Win In Right Of First Offer Fight
• $30.8M Omega Healthcare Investor Settlement Gets Final OK
• Texas Appellate Court Revives Case Against CPA Firm
• Real Estate Rumors: Silverstein, Robert Stiller, CIM Group
• Shell, Property Owners Spar Over 9th Circ. Panel Rehearing
• Intercontinental, Black Knight Say FTC Violates Rights
• NY Judge Denies Leniency In Border Wall Fraud Sentencing
• 2nd Circ. Sets New Issue Preclusion Standard In RMBS Suits
• Building Co. Wants 11th Circ. To Revisit Due Process Suit
• Ambiguity In 'Buy America' Implementation May Slow Projects
• Atty Fends Off Sanctions Bid For Bringing Housing Bias Suit
• Allstate Accused Of Deflating Property Damage Payments
• Justices Asked To Keep Texas Waterway Fees Ruling In Place
• Justices Look Askance At County's Profit On Seized Condo
• Zillow CEO Can Be Deposed In Antitrust Case, Judge Says
• Native Alaskans Say US Can't Withdraw From Land Exchange
• Liberty Tells 9th Circ. Policy Can't Cover $10M COVID Losses
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Commercial Real Estate Lending Checkup Amid Market Unrest
• Justices Seem Open To RICO Claim In $92M Award Feud
• Colo. Co. Says Denver Law Firm Mucked Up $5.6M Case
• Fox Rothschild Adds Wilson Elser Commercial Litigator
• FCC Issues Pirate Radio Warnings In Wake Of Initial Fines
• Six Flags To Build Calif.'s Biggest Solar Energy Project In LA
• Crypto Miner, Landlord Duel Over Venue In Lease Dispute
• Miami Official Wants Mistrial, Says Witness Approached Juror
• Pa. School District Brings New Claims Over Ohio Derailment
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Insurer's Fire Coverage Suit Win
• Construction Co. Owner's Suit Didn't Prove Bias, Judge Says
• Atty Sent Real Estate Closing Costs To 'Fraudster,' Suit Says
• NY Atty Cops To $3.8M Scheme With Russian Oligarch
• Real Estate Rumors: Harbor Group, Amy Schumer, 601W Cos.
• Mt. Rainier Resort Can't Keep Permit After Construction Delay
• Baker Donelson Adds Dickinson Wright Real Estate Pro In Fla.
• La. Suit Could Set New Enviro Justice Litigation Paradigm
• Insurer Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Hilton Mold Countersuit
• Deutsche Bank Hit With $95M Jury Verdict For Ignoring Fraud
• CBRE Sues Competitor Over 'Confusing' Trademark Use
• Religious TV Network Founder Owes $18M In Taxes, US Says
• NJ Panel Says Atty's Recusal Motion Shows 'Improper Motive'
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• Herbert Smith Adds Construction Atty From Ashurst
• Deutsche Bank Let Ponzi Scheme Happen, Fla. Jurors Told
• Illinois Court Upholds Trump Tower's $9.2M Valuation
• 5th Circ. Will Hear Appeal Over $7M Ida Damage Claim
• Texas Tenant Sues Property, Home Tech Cos. After Break-In
• FERC Approves $1.4B La. Natural Gas Transmission Pipeline
• Women Say Realty Co. Can't Slip Sexual Assault Claims
• Zillow Looks To Block CEO Deposition In Antitrust Case
• Mortgage Co.'s Malpractice Suit Should Be Tossed
• Arconic, Shareholders Reach $74M Deal In Grenfell Fire Suit
• Property Co. Says TxDOT Can't Escape Highway Land Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Chetrit, Fujifilm, Solow Building
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Contractors Dodge Ryan Homes' Pa. Landslide Claims
• BLM Should Face Ore. Logging Project Challenge, Judge Says
• Justices Reopen Fight Over Mountain Valley Pipeline
• Insurers Keep Win In Hoteliers' NJ COVID Coverage Fight
• Rival Remediation Cos. Settle 'Mold Medic' Trademark Dispute
• Split 6th Circ. Revives Ohio Property Owner's Seizure Suit
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Conn. Appellate Court Questions Firm's Role In Foreclosure
• What To Know About Biden's Enviro Justice Executive Order
• Texas Atty Loses Bid To Get Topless Bar Approved
• Scant Claims Doom NC Couple's Real Estate Kickbacks Suit
• US Trustee Blasts Releases In Reverse Mortgage Ch. 11
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Developer's Lease Breach Suit
• Deutsche 'Knowingly' Aided Ponzi Scheme, Liquidators Say
• Ex-Execs Provoked Mass Exit From Truist Unit, NC Suit Says
• Tribe Slams Feds Over 'Inaccurate Framing' Of Audit Suit
• Policyholder Lessons From Sandy No-Coverage Decision
• Gov't Eyes Plea For Ex-BigLaw Partner In Ch. 11 Fibbing Case
• Texas Court Nixes $2.8M Tax Refund On $390M Oil, Gas Gains
• Ill. AG, 17 Others Voice Support For HUD's Fair Housing Push
• Texas High Court Throws Out Student Housing Class Action
• Zillow Settles Shareholders' Suit Over Co-Marketing Scheme
• Realtors Tell 9th Circ. Listing Service Is Anti-Competitive
• Ohio Firm Dodges Malpractice Claims In $10M Loan Fraud Suit
• 2nd Circ. Affirms US Steel Win In Contract Fight
• Up Next At High Court: How To Preserve Issues For Appeal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fla. Attorney Settles Bahamas Real Estate Scam For $350K
• Fla. Court Says Firm-Hosted Fundraiser Doesn't DQ Judge
• Union Loses Appeal Over Control Of Historic Lodge Funds
• Deutsche Bank Eyes Win In $155M Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Cineworld Junior Lenders Get Time To Submit Better Exit Deal
• Invoking Samson, Judge Axes Claim From Trade Secrets Suit
• Bankrupt Mall Co. Hatches $17.5M Settlement With Investors
• Panel Grills Seattle Condo Owner On Water Damage Claims
• 6th Circ. Grants Ky., Biz Groups' Bid To Pause WOTUS Rule
• Allstate Hits Water Heater Co. With Texas Flood Damage Suit
• 4 Tribes' Suits Over Okla. Criminal Jurisdiction Consolidated
• 9th Circ. Gas Ruling Not Death Knell For Electric Future
• Blank Rome Beats DQ Bid In $70M Tower Investment Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: Barbara Walters, Core Spaces, Food Hall
• Judge Threatens To Toss Bitcoin Co.'s Suit Against Landlord
• Liberty Mutual, Contractor Get $1.3M Suit Moved To Alaska
• It's Time For Lawyers To Stand Up For Climate Justice
• ​​​​​​​Landowners Accuse Oil Cos. Of Trying To Intimidate Expert
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Single-Family Rental Investment Platform Raises $12.5M
• Philly Realty Firm Claims Trio Stole Clients, Social Media
• Feds Seek Up To 5 Years For 'We Build The Wall' Fraud Trio
• Saudi Arabia's TAWAL Agrees To $1.3B Telecom Tower Buy
• JP Morgan Growth Equity Clinches $1B Inaugural Fund
• ND Energy Co. Wants Second Drilling Rights Suit Nixed
• Mold Coverage Excluded Under Property Policy, 5th Circ. Says
• House Unable To Override Biden Veto Of Water Act Rule
• 4th Circ. Won't Let Investors Intervene In Belize Scam Case
• LA Oil Site Owner Says Cos. Can't Enforce $7.6M Cleanup
• Hotels May Take A Hit If NY 'Good Cause' Eviction Bill Passes
• Former Brokerage Battles Zillow, NAR Over Antitrust Trial Date
• Pittsburgh Stormwater Fee Is Illegal Tax, Cemeteries Tell Court
• CoStar Fights Rival's Bid To Appeal Antitrust Counterclaims
• Diamond Resorts Wants Sanctions On Timeshare Claims
• Fla. Senior Home Seeks Tax Refund On $72.6M Assessment
• Texas Panel Backs Recording Of Child's Exam In Injury Suit
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Real Estate Rumors: Adam Sinn, Ashita, Rental Asset
• Blown Deadline Dooms Texas Malpractice Suit Dismissal Bid
• Investment Manager's Estate To Pay SEC $11.9M In Fraud Suit
• Mich. Wineries Want To Squeeze Out Local Zoning Laws
• ​​​​​​​Investor Says Australian Trust Must Face REIT Suit In DC
• Insurer Doesn't Have To Pay Irma Award Interest, Judge Says
• Justices Say Ch. 11 Sale Appeal Rules Aren't Jurisdictional
• Short-Term Rental Investment Co. Tees Up Direct Listing
• Electric Co. Hit With $54M Verdict In Texas Injury Suit
• County, City Battle In NY High Court Over Delinquent Taxes
• NJ Condo Owner Tells Court Class Action Waiver Enforceable
• 11th Circ. Asked To Uphold Nix Of $26.5M Easement Suit
• The Legal Consequences Of High PFAS Background Levels
• Calif. Tribe Fights To Keep Water Contract Challenge Alive
• Real Estate Rumors: Donald Trump, YB, Vault
• 5th Circ. Offers Expert Opinion Guidance For Insurance Cases
• Bradley Arant Adds Fla. Real Estate Pro From Quarles & Brady
• Ex-Bilzin Real Estate Ace Rejoins Greenberg Traurig In Miami
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Aimco Shareholder Pushes For Review, Possible Sale
• Meyer Unkovic Taps New Real Estate Partner In Pittsburgh
• Commercial Landlord, Insurer Settle Hail Damage Suit
• Issues For Housing Credit Investors Following Bank Failures
• Judge Explains Contempt Finding In $1.2M Bid-Rigging Case
• DA Seeks Inquiry Of Trump Atty On Possible Daniels Conflict
• What The Feds' Colo. River Plan Could Mean For The West
• Electric Co. Should Pay $75M In Injury Suit, Dallas Jury Told
• LA Homeowners Say Delta Is Delaying Jet Fuel Dump Suit
• Whistleblower Says $400M FCA Claims Weren't Already Public
• Expert Says Deutsche Bank Could Have Stopped $155M Fraud
• Texas High Court Won't Hear City Utility Easement Dispute
• Realtor Association Tries To Get Commissions Suit Arbitrated
• NY Tribe Wants County Barred From Imposing Vehicle Use Tax
• Insurer Says Faulty Valve Caused Seattle Condo To Flood
• 9th Circ. Reverses Berkeley's Natural Gas Installation Ban
• 9th Circ. Tosses Calif. Restaurant Virus Coverage Suit
• Utahns Fight To Keep Suit Over Monument Expansion Alive
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Children's Hospital's Virus Coverage Appeal
• Nelson Mullins Attys Jump To Polsinelli's RE Finance Team
• Construction Co. Wants Tribes' Attys DQ'd From Casino Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Verbena, Golfzon, ChadNic
• 9th Circ. Affirms LA Landlord's Loss In Virus Coverage Suit
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Alaska Officials, Enviros Clash Over Willow Injunction
• 10th Circ. Ruling Could Gut Homeowners' Ch. 13 Safety Net
• Chubb Unit Seeks Atty Fees For Beating $13.8M Irma Suit
• Greystone Inks $14M HUD-Backed Affordable Housing Refi
• Realty Co. Wants Suit Over Ignored Sexual Assaults Nixed
• Feds Want Water Rule Preserved During Kentucky Appeal
• SF Asks 9th Circ. To Modify Homeless Removal Injunction
• Insurer Sues Hot Tub Manufacturer Over $379K Fire Damage
• FTC Proposal Greatly Widens Auto-Renewal Regulation
• US Promises $649M Development Grant For Indonesia
• Island's Wild Horses Drag Georgia, Park Service Into Court
• Goodwin Adds Orrick Real Estate Pro In San Francisco
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 3 Firms Guide Blackstone's £700M Property Investor Takeover
• Vet Convicted Of Border Wall Fraud Seeks Home Confinement
• Kossoff Trustee Eyes Tenant Surveillance Co's $2M Rent Bills
• House Panel To Weigh Dozens Of Broadband Deployment Bills
• Ex-Tucker Arensberg Atty Must Face Claims Over Hotel Deal
• Ex-Wynn Resorts Worker Seeks High Court Look At RICO Row
• Alaska Native Tribe Can Join State Land Trust Challenge
• Real Estate Rumors: Starbucks, Gamma, Madison Realty
• Now Is The Time For Independent Industry Self-Regulation
• MSG Must Provide Docs In Dispute With NY Liquor Agency
• 11th Circ. Overrules Precedent On Award Vacatur Standards
• Evidence Lacking In Harvey Flood Suit, Texas Court Told
• Detroit Says $2M Atty Fee Is Unreasonable In Property Case
• Homeowners Group Wants Tribal Property Decision Vacated
• Condo Owners Say Insurers' Payout For Hail Damage Too Low
• Fed. Circ. Finds Dueling Real Estate TMs Confusingly Similar
• Claims Court Won't Revisit Illegal Takings Case Vs. Air Force
• Mistrial Declared In Ex-LA Official's Bribery Case
• Text Eclipses Intent In Insurance Policies, 11th Circ. Says
• BCLP Hires Ex-Vedder Price Atty As US Fund Formation Head
• Trump Deposed In NY AG's $250M Fraud Suit For 2nd Time
• CoStar Says Watermark Is Protected By Copyright Law
• MDL Panel Sends RealPage Antitrust Cases To Tenn. Court
• Iowa Counties Swept Up In Carbon Pipeline Dispute
• Marriott to Pay Pa. $225K For Missing 'Hidden' Fees Deadline
• Fla. Condo Assn., AIG Unit Agree To Settle $7M Irma Claim
• WOTUS Blocked In 24 More States Over 'Litany' Of Concerns
• Retirement Community Cos. Settle COVID Housing Suit
• NC Judge Orders Arrest Of Real Estate Investor For Contempt
• Real Estate Rumors: Marcus & Millichap, IDI Logistics, Weiss
• 9th Circ. Reduces Shell, Alon's $41M Trial Loss, Cuts Atty Fees
• Texas Real Estate Firms Tell Appeals Court Not To Nix Tax Suit
• Jack Nicklaus Narrows Claims Over $145M IP Sale
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Wis. Tribe Presses Judge To Throw Out Road-Closure Suit
• Insurer Owes $300K For Hurricane Ian Damage, Fla. Co. Says
• Russia To Face Claim Over Ukrainian Asset Seizure
• $5B Rivian Plant Opponents Fight Ga.'s Bid To Intervene
• Real Estate Rumors: Appolinário, InterVest, Garcia
• NY Restaurateur Gets 5 Years For PPP Fraud, Landlord Threat
• Sinopec Unit Ordered To Pay $20.7M To Oil Terminal
• Navy Fuel Spills Led To Polluted Drinking Water, Suit Says
• Jersey City Pot Board Wants License Ruling Put On Hold
• 11th Circ. Says No Extra Irma Coverage For Fla. Farm
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Condo Groups In Cancer Suit
• Wachtell, Sullivan & Cromwell Shape Health Care REIT Buy
• US Accused Of Shirking Financial Pledge To Minority Farmers
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Blackstone Wraps Up Record $30B Real Estate Fund
• Ca., FERC Urge Justices To Ignore Hydro Licensing Spat
• 9th Circ. Reviews COVID Eviction Bans in L.A., Seattle
• Biz Owners Say Miami Official Wielded Gov't Against Them
• Liquidators Say Deutsche Bank Didn't Spot $155M Scheme
• Groups Seek Injunction In Bid To Rehab Historic Maine Bridge
• Aerospace Company Escapes Florida Cancer Cluster Suits
• Architecture Co. Asks 7th Circ. To Revive $3.4M Coverage Bid
• Cubs Say Wrigley Has Never Had More ADA Seat Choices
• FTC Seeks TRO In Intercontinental's $11.7B Black Knight Buy
• Construction Co. Caused Losses In Casino Project, Tribe Says
• Sex Bias Case Against Tech Co. Kicked To Arbitration
• Insurer Wants Texas Strip Mall Hail Suit Moved To Fed. Court
• Trustee In Kwok Ch. 11 Can Examine Big Banks, Realty Cos.
• NJ Justices Won't Review Low-Income Housing Case
• Dickinson Wright Hires Lewis Brisbois IP Partner
• Berkshire Unit Moves To Pare Down Home-Seller Class
• Texas Town Says Lease Fight Is Far From Title Dispute
• Ex-Real Estate Co. Worker Resists Arbitration In Race Bias Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Isaac Perlmutter, MDH Partners, Namdar
• Bitcoin Co. Says Landlord Cut Off Power To Mining Farm
• 11th Circ. Asked To Uphold $557K Award Over Worksite Theft
• Ohio Judge Can't Get Stay In Town Parking Dispute
• RealPage Accused Of Running Multifamily Rental Cartel
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Va. Judge Trims Amazon's Real Estate Kickback Suit
• Feds Allowed To Demolish Historic Tribal Hospital
• Atty In Ill. EB-5 Development Settlement May Face Sanctions
• Afghans' American Dream Clashes With Housing Crisis: Part 2
• Chubb Unit Can't Dodge $3M Suit, NYC Homeowner Says
• Georgia Church Says County Violated Its Property Rights
• Goldberg Segalla Grows Hospitality Practice In Orlando
• Butler Snow Chair Talks Heart Of Dixie Expansion
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Hogan Lovells
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Miami Beach Hotel Seeks $36M In Irma Damage Coverage
• Sanctuary Belize Developer Arrested For Embezzlement
• Judge Orders Arrest Of Real Estate Scheme Leader's Wife
• 6th Circ. Not Convinced Freddie Mac Judgment Is Final
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Seneca Nation's Thruway Win
• Trump Faces Tough Odds Of Acquittal, Dismissal In DA's Case
• $5M Suit Filed Over 'Shoddy' Work On Amazon Center
• Real Estate Cos. Trade Claims Of Lying, Witness Coercion
• Colorado HOA Settles $6M Damage Coverage Suit With Insurer
• States Urging ND Judge To Block EPA Water Rule
• Biden Veto Saves Water Act Rule From Congressional Ax
• Green Groups Say Outer Banks Bridge No Longer Needed
• Cohen Must Respond To Trump Depo Bid In NY AG Civil Case
• Steel Co. Owes $21.3M After Defaulting, Surety Says In Suit
• Government Attys Fight Back In High Court Takings Case
• 20 Years On, Campbell Holds Lessons On Reining In Ratios
• Fla. Justices OK Limiting Tax Break On Partially Rented Home
• Afghans' American Dream Clashes With Housing Crisis: Part 1
• How Bank Turmoil Is Affecting Real Estate Purchases, Sales
• Oil Cos. Ask Judge To Enforce $7.6M LA Oil Cleanup Deal
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• DLA Piper Faces $1.5M Suit Over Bungled Housing Project
• Real Estate Rumors: Lenkin, Nicole Meyer, DiversyFund
• Ky., Biz Groups Want WOTUS Rule Paused For Appeal
• 6th Circ. Affirms Sanctions In 'Frivolous' Foreclosure Fee Suit
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Insurer's Loss In Subrogation Suit Over Fire
• BlackRock To Sell $114B Of Signature, SVB Securities
• Butler Snow Opens Ala. Office With 23 Maynard Cooper Attys
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court Told $120M Sanctuary Belize Ruling Was Unjust
• Colo. Panel Wary Of Diving Into History Of Union Lodge Sale
• Justices Urged To Fix Deed Ruling Causing Realtor 'Ruckus'
• Alaska Native Tribe Wants In On Challenge To Land Trust
• Oncor Created Domino Effect In Injury Suit, Dallas Jury Told
• Ohio Derailment Suits Revive Legal Look At Property Stigmas
• Justices Pressed To Greenlight RICO To Enforce Arb. Award
• FTC's Intercontinental-Black Knight Trial Set For July
• Fla. City Tells State High Court Its Golf Course Is Tax-Exempt
• Judge Stays Quick Win Bid In Utah Monuments Suit
• Resellers Not Entitled To MSG Season Tickets, Court Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Extell, Brookdale Group, AEW Capital
• Feds Charge 7 In Telemarketing Timeshare Scheme
• Fire Damage Coverage Fight Must Go To Trial, Judge Rules
• Insurer Seeks Dismissal Of $4M Claim Over Elevator Collapse
• Bragg Says He Caught Trump On Tape. Will A Jury Hear It?
• Zurich Says It Owes No Defense For Late Notice Of Shooting
• Longtime Ropes & Gray Real Estate Atty Joins Loeb & Loeb
• Attys Seek $937K For $3.75M Wells Fargo Ponzi Settlement
• Calif. Landowners Say Suit Over Pot Fines Should Stay Alive
• NY Election, Tax Laws A Hedge For DA In Trump Case
• Lawmakers Slam 'Escape Hatch' Of FinCEN Ownership Forms
• Wells Fargo Decries Lawsuit Over Diversity Hiring Goals
• Mich. High Court Rejects Challenge To Detroit Amazon Facility
• Wells Fargo Seeks $205M For Chicago Opera House Debt
• BLM Needs New Plans For Nevada Mine, Judge Says
• Lloyd's Underwriters Want Out Of $2.8M Flood Coverage Suit
• US Bank Loses Property Seizure Fight At Ohio High Court
• Idaho Tribes Score Partial Win In DOI Land Swap Suit
• PWM Property Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan For Chicago Tower
• Renovation Coverage Suit Sent To Mediation Panel
• Pittsburgh Must Face Trimmed 'Inclusionary Zoning' Suit
• Timber Co. Wants 9th Circ. To Nix Loss In Seabird Habitat Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: MDT Properties, MetLife, Maura Ziska
• How CMS Proposal Would Change PE Deal Transparency
• Meet Justice Merchan, NY Judge Presiding Over Trump Case
• Barley Snyder Adds 8-Atty Pa. Law Firm
• Day Pitney Names Real Estate, Environmental Co-Chairs In NJ
• Trump Pleads Not Guilty As NY DA Unveils 34 Felony Counts
• How Cannabis Cos. Can Comply With NJ Industrial Site Law
• States Fighting Gov't Bid To Keep Waters Of U.S. Rule Intact
• Buchalter Adds 3 Attys To Launch New Family Law Practice
• NJ Panel Says Bridge Commission Can't Mandate Union Deals
• EQT Must Face West Virginia Abandoned Wells Class Action
• Realty Co. Protests Again Over Canceled IRS Solicitation
• Real Estate Co. Sees TM Suit Tossed Over Jurisdiction
• Tribe Files New Suit To Claim 112 Acres In El Paso
• CFPB Will Appeal Nonbank Redlining Loss To 7th Circ.
• Burned Farm Housing's Builder Owes Insurer $22M, Court Told
• Zillow OKs $15M Deal In Class Action Over CFPB Probe
• Second SPAC Investor Sues Over $16B Mortgage Co. Merger
• IRS' Cost Method Update Is Favorable For RE Developers
• Judge Sinks Kentucky's, Biz Groups' WOTUS Rule Challenge
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Real Estate Rumors: TA Builders, Tammy Herpel, CapRock
• Google Fights Data Request In NC Firm Client Money Probe
• Surfside Judge Joins Bilzin Sumberg's Trial Team
• In Merger, Abrams Garfinkel Adds Teitelbaum Gallagher Team
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• Connell Foley Adds Top NJ Real Estate Team To Newark Office
• 2 Firms Steer Blackstone's £700M Real Estate Investor Buyout
• Extra Space, Life Storage To Create $47B Self-Storage Co.