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Real Estate - May, 2023

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• Berkeley Asks Full 9th Circ. To Review Natural Gas Install Ban
• Miami Biz Owners Say Official's Retaliation Was Personal
• Hotel Coverage Didn't Transfer To New Owner, 9th Circ. Rules
• Intercontinental Blasts FTC Bid To Cut Merger Defenses
• Hurricane Damage Appraisal Order Unappealable To 11th Circ.
• Mont. Justices Uphold Insurer's Win In Landscaping Dispute
• SEC Accuses 'Queen Of Mobile Homes' Of $18M Scam
• Fence Builder Gets Another Chance At Tree Injury Suit
• 2 Sentenced In Texas For $2.5M Container Homes Fraud
• Hyundai Unit Made Relocation Promise, Dealership Claims
• Florida Court Told Corruption Suit Belongs In Mexico
• Trump Niece Presses NY Court To Revive Inheritance Suit
• Christmas Tree Shops Agrees To Rent Payment Escrow
• Seyfarth Looks To Ditch Firm's Claims In $30M Loan Spat
• Real Estate Rumors: E11even, Rihanna, Greenspoon Marder
• Battling Atty Brothers Told To Keep Distance From Firm
• Atty Trashed Time Records, Spa Says In $1.15M Fee Fight
• As Sackett Trims Feds' Wetlands Role, States May Step Up
• Borrowers Urge Judge To Keep PHH Price Gouging Suit Alive
• Alaska, Feds Settle Land Use Suit At 9th Circ.
• Woman Drops Spying Case Against Baker Donelson, Others
• Venable Adds Ex-MoFo Partner To New York Corporate Group
• Wash. Justice Suggest Limits To Nuisance Standing
• Clean Energy Largely Dodges Bullet From Texas Legislature
• Real Estate Rumors: Popular Bank, Nuveen, Madison Capital
• SEC Says NC Insurance Agent Ran $1M Real Estate Scam
• Ex-Janitors At Twitter's NYC Office Sue For Back Pay
• Insurer Muffed Title Policy, Must Cover Failed Sale, Court Told
• Colorado Justices Dash Bids For COVID Property Tax Relief
• Fannie, Freddie Investors Ask 8th Circ. To Revive FHFA Suit
• Georgia Accountant Wants Out Of $1.3B Easement Fraud Suit
• Ariz., Utah OK Nonlawyer Program For Housing Advice
• Family Pins Daughter's E. Coli Illness On Suburb's Pool Water
• Ohio Home-Improvement Contractor Hit With $1.8M Fraud Fine
• Judge To Consider Early Schedule For RealPage Class Action
• Justices Won't Wade Into Shell's Texas Waterway Fees Fight
• Blaze Intel Didn't Demand Shutoffs, PacifiCorp Jury Told
• Insurer Lowballed Roof Repair Estimates And Pay, Court Told
• Roofing Co. Denied Early Win In Warehouse Damage Suit
• NC, Farmers Urge High Court To Restore State 'Ag Gag' Law
• Insurance Shortfall Not Agent's Fault, Mich. Panel Says
• Some Client Speculations On AI And The Law Firm Biz Model
• Men Who Sold 20 Forged Atlantic City Deeds Sentenced
• Roofer Owes $4.7M For Poultry Farm Damage, Insurer Says
• Mass. Judge Won't Halt Wind Farm Construction For Fishing
• SEC Fines Serve As Warning Against Cutting Corners In Reg A
• Convicted Ex-Judge Must Use Pension To Pay Restitution
• Miami City Atty Can't Duck Suit Over Real Estate Scheme
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trafficking Ruling Offers Liability Lessons For Hospitality Cos.
• Disney Fights DeSantis' Bid To DQ Chief Judge
• Jamul Descendants Want Cemetery Suit Back In Calif. Court
• Wetlands Ruling Ushers In Era Of Clarity — And Uncertainty
• Homeowners Push Wash. Justices Over Public Trail Access
• Pittsburgh Agency Seeks Redo In 'Airmall' Termination Suit
• Broker Claims Fla. Town's Noise Law Violates Constitution
• How Fla. Tort Reform Will Shift Construction Defect Suits
• Ohio Court Orders Fresh Look At Firm's Home Value Appeal
• Investors Say Texas Apartment Developer Misused $12.4M
• Real Estate Rumors: Walter Schick, Robert Bonavito, Block
• Plaintiff Swap Won't Prejudice Insurer In Suit, Court Told
• Bannon's NY 'We Build The Wall' Trial Set For May 2024
• Kirkland, Skadden Steer MoneyHero's $200M SPAC Merger
• High Court Rules For Condo Owner In Minn. Takings Case
• High Court Narrows Feds' Power Under Clean Water Act
• Congo Ducks Bid To Seize Trump Condo In $1B Award Fight
• Chubb Can't Use Exclusion in Fire Coverage Row, Court Told
• Troubled Hotel Properties On Shaky Ground As Debt Matures
• Billionaire Bros. Owed $19.5M For Russian Poultry Farm Loan
• State Farm Settles Defective QVC Pressure Cooker Suit
• Zimbabwe Says Immunity Could End $277M Award Suit
• Mich. Judge Upholds Insurer's Rainwater Damage Denial
• Solar Co. Accused Of Forcing Workers Into Noncompete Pacts
• Ind. Factory Demands $108M From Insurers For Flood Damage
• Fla. Homeowners' Sewage Suit Against County Stays Afloat
• Coalition Ignites Challenge Of Wash. Gas Appliance Limits
• Real Estate Rumors: City Bank, AEW, Empire State Realty
• 7th Circ. Judge Unmoved By Bid To Ax Fraud Sentence
• Philly Firm Can't Exit Suit Over Bar Lease Case Just Yet
• Reluctant Pa. Judge OKs Deal In 35-Year-Old Wetlands Suit
• Real Estate Investor Makes Almost £200M Bid For Rival
• 11th Circ. Frees Angola From Developer's $47.5M Suit
• MSG Sues Verizon For Records From 'Sham' Liquor Agency Probe
• Wells Fargo Wants Suit Over Diverse Hiring Practices Canned
• Insurer Drops Suit Over Modular Home Explosion Coverage
• Hotels Sue NY Counties Over Bans On Refugee Hosting
• Everyrealm Can't Deny Harassment Claim, Ex-NFL Player Says
• Croatia Fends Off €200M Real Estate Claim
• Ga. Official Wants Out Of Suit Over Island's Wild Horses
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Casino Contractor Pay Dispute
• Real Estate Rumors: Lidl, Borstein, Cantor Fitzgerald
• How Rent Proposals May Affect Most Populous Md. County
• Ga. Judges Back County In Fight Over Permit Denial
• Mass. Must Pay For Expanded Easement, Justices Say
• Judge Doubles Sanctions On Russian For Ignoring $93M Award
• Mich. Program Wants Miller Canfield DQ'd From Zoning Suit
• River Authority Wants Out Of Harvey Flood Suit In Houston
• 2nd Circ. Backs AIG Unit's $7.2M Win Against Reinsurer
• Rent-To-Own Tenants Say Blackstone Landlord Foisted Costs
• Trump Hush Money Trial Set For March 2024
• Developer, Buyer Urged To Settle $10M Miami Condo Fight
• Tishman Speyer Adds Real Estate Expert In Seoul
• Activist Calls Yelp Performance 'Horrific' In Angi Merger Push
• Bradley Arant Adds 6 Construction, Litigation Attys In Houston
• US Scoffs At Convicted REIT Execs' 5th Circ. Argument
• Mortgage Co. Execs Hit With Investor Suit Claiming Fraud
• A Lawyer's Guide To Approaching Digital Assets In Discovery
• Investor Slams Deal Between Health Care, Office REITs
• BIA Must Deliver Emails In Tribal Lease Suit, Mont. Judge Says
• Fla. Hit With Suit Over 'Unconstitutional' Chinese Property Ban
• Jones Day Attys On Percoco, And How We Got Here
• Calif. Refinery Can't Shake Claim From 2015 Fire
• SpaceX Wants In On Suit Challenging FAA's OK Of Launches
• Loosened St. Paul Rent Regs Escape Landlords' Challenge
• 'Varsity Blues' Ruling Unravels Pot Case, Indicted Atty Says
• Hotels Found Temporarily Not Responsible In Trafficking Suit
• Judge Urged To Deny Mass. Wind Farm Injunction Bid
• High Court's Ethics Statement Places Justices Above The Law
• Justices Pave Way For Habeas Relief After Graft Theory Falls
• California Lawyer Says NC Court Can't Hear $8M Contract Suit
• Texas Justices' PNC Opinion Clarifies Subrogation Questions
• Ex-Miss. Water Chief Wants Out Of System Failure Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Beyoncé, Marquette Cos., Kent Haeger
• Calif., Ariz. And Nev. Agree To Slash Colo. River Usage
• Assessing The Reach Of 9th Circuit's Natural Gas Ruling
• Real Estate Firm Let Ex-CEO Swindle Investors, NC Suit Says
• 1st Circ. Says Puerto Rico Fire Claim Should Be Arbitrated
• What's Unique — And What's Not — In Trump Protective Order
• DeSantis Wants Chief Judge DQ'd In Fight With Disney
• Catholic Church Sued Over Calif. Tribe's Casino Expansion
• 8th Circ. Told Tribe's Reservation Shouldn't Be Restored
• Wash. Apt. Building Sold With Hazardous Waste, Buyer Says
• LA Housing Authority Hit With Data Breach Suit
• Texas University Not Immune In Suit Over $42M Dorm Project
• Michigan Can Use National Securities Test, Panel Says
• Pa. Panel Won't Revive Suit After No-Show Over COVID Fear
• Couple Seek At Least $5M For Fees, Costs In Solar Farm Win
• Builder Claims NC Mold Damage Insurance Claim Was Timely
• Pa. Panel Sends Citizens' Mariner Pipeline Claims To PUC
• Attys Face Suspension Over Photo Taken At Fla. Official's Trial
• Butzel Can't Mount 'Gotcha Lawyering' Malpractice Defense
• Zurich Escapes RI Hotelier's Virus Coverage Suit
• Time For Law Schools To Rethink Unsung Role Of Adjuncts
• Gov't Wants Pause To Ukraine Money Laundering Suit
• Legal Tech Startup Orbital Witness Raises $9.3M In Series A
• Ch. 13 Ruling Issues Warning To Mortgage Servicers
• Brookfield India REIT, GIC To Pay $1.4B For India Assets
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Davis Polk, Latham
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 11th Circ. Urged To Find Consistency In Compelled Appraisals
• Texas Property Owner, Insurer Drop $3M Storm Damage Row
• Ill. Justices Say Property Owner Can't Duck Annexation Costs
• NJ Class Waivers Are Null Absent Arbitration Deal, Panel Says
• Alaska Pushes To Join Defense Of Cook Inlet Oil Lease
• Wash. Residents Hit 3M With Another PFAS Suit
• Property Owners Seek Class Cert. In Louisiana Pollution Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Karl Peterson, Walton, First Republic
• Citrus Grower's Pollution Coverage Suit Dismissed As Unripe
• Gulfstream Founder's Family Owes $10M In Tax, 9th Circ. Says
• Giuliani's Seizing On Accuser's Past Suit Could Be Risky
• Disney Kills New Florida Office Campus Amid DeSantis Feud
• 2 Firms Build $1.4B All-Stock Acquisition Of Urstadt Biddle
• 2nd Circ. Grapples With Ex-Manafort Pal's Bribery Rap
• Seattle Red Roof Inn Hit With Sex Trafficking Survivor Suit
• Embers Likely At Fault In Ore. Fire, PacifiCorp Expert Testifies
• 9th Circ. Revives Calif. Property Owner's CERCLA Suit
• No Immediate Risk Of Pipeline Rupture, Enbridge Tells Court
• 9th Circ. Reverses Ariz. Jaguar Critical Habitat Designation
• CFPB's Chopra Calls For 'More Durable,' Simpler Rules
• FTC Slams Intercontinental's Defense Of $11.7B Merger
• Wyden Renews Push For Details On Gifts To Justice Thomas
• Real Estate Rumors: Corden, MassDevelopment, Moinian
• REIT Execs Say High Court Ruling Nixes Ponzi Convictions
• Investors Will See Emails In EB-5 Fraud Suit, With Conditions
• Biz Owners Ask Texas Panel To Join Austin Camping Row
• Using Synthetic Securitization In Residential Mortgage Loans
• Feds Ask Justices To Skip LGBTQ Housing Policy Memo Suit
• Justices Curb Fraud Theories, But That May Not Deter Feds
• Mexico Hit With $3B Land Grab Arbitration Claim
• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Adds 6 Attys To Growing Houston Office
• Good Faith Buyer Lessons From 5th Circ. Bankruptcy Ruling
• Disney Says DeSantis-Appointed Board's Suit is 'Pointless'
• $30M Debt Suit Stayed As Detroit Hotel Goes On Sale
• Tips For In-House Legal Leaders In A Challenging Economy
• Ga. Justices Skeptical That Sinkhole Case Was Properly Axed
• Despite $1B Deal, Wells Fargo Still Faces Storm Of Litigation
• Okla. Appeals Court Recognizes 2 More Tribal Reservations
• PacifiCorp Exec Can't Name Wildfire Responses In Testimony
• US Says Florida Condo Won't Submit To Fair-Housing Inquiry
• La. Property Owner Says Bad Faith Claim Can't Be Arbitrated
• Idaho Judge To Hear Tribe's Remand Effort Before Atty DQ Bid
• NY DA Lists Potential Underlying Crimes In Trump Payoff Case
• 5th Circ. Won't Reconsider Ruling in Property Damage Suit
• Ga. Supreme Court Denies Petition In Property Transfer Case
• JPMorgan Says Gas Co. Is Inconsistent In $2.3M Atty Fees Suit
• Ga. Justices To Weigh In On County Road Work Obligations
• New HOA Covenants Can't Bar Vacation Rentals In Wash.
• Real Estate Rumors: Marc Realty, Kearny, Tom Ford
• Nationwide Says $1M Hailstorm Suit Allegations 'Threadbare'
• How Cities Can Tackle Post-Pandemic Budgeting Dilemmas
• $2.5M Deal OK'd In $26M Real Estate Fraud Suit
• Jury Sides With Insurer In Detroit Smoke Shop's Fire Case
• 2nd Circ. Asks Why Libya Joined Arbitration In $20M Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: Cypress, Athene, Fidelity Bank
• High Court In Graft Cases Warns Courts, DOJ: Don't Get Cute
• Fla. Travelodge Sues Insurer Over $1M Coverage Denial
• Flooded Facility Can't Exclude Insurers' Experts In $108M Suit
• Texas Justices Rule Energy Co. Must Face $54M Contract Suit
• CoStar Skimps On Details In Copyright Suit, Rival Says
• CARES Act Eviction Rules Still In Effect, Colo. Justices Say
• Texas High Court Says Homebuyer Is Bound To Arbitration
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Water Co. Wants Colorado Natl. Park Damage Suit Trimmed
• US Seeks Property Sale To Pay Ga. Businessman's $2.7M Debt
• Faulty PC Claim Won't Free Convicted Ill. Atty Pending Appeal
• Carbon-Neutral Real Estate SPAC Aims To Raise $100M For IPO
• Bally's Strikes Deal With Oakland A's For New Vegas Ballpark
• Cozen O'Connor Adds Tax Atty From Nutter To Philly Office
• Judge Keeps Pause In Place For Pa. Sewage Plant Sale
• Buchanan Ingersoll Expands Philly Office With Land Use Atty
• TPG Agrees To Buy Angelo Gordon In $2.7B Deal
• What Associates Need To Know Before Switching Law Firms
• Justices Enter Fight Over Trump's Old Post Office Lease
• Chicago Residents Want Plans For Migrant Center Halted
• Appraiser Pleads Guilty In $1.3B Easement Scheme
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Security Co. Over Tenant Killing
• Real Estate Co. Gets Probation, $4M Fine In LA Bribery Case
• NY Construction Manager Cops To $1.6M COVID Loan Theft
• Guidance Adds Clarity To Energy Communities Bonus Credits
• FHFA Plans Forecast The Year Ahead In Affordable Housing
• Orrick Atty's Claims Against Design Co. Trimmed In IP Row
• Rimon Makes 4 Key Hires In California, South America
• Cannabis Supercenters: Key Benefits And Legal Issues
• Title Insurer Can't Escape Property Owner's Coverage Suit
• Colo. Offers Tax Break For Wildfire Reconstruction Costs
• 11th Circ. Revives Fla. Radio Stations' Hurricane Irma Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Texas Court Nixes Dental Co.'s Parking Lot Damages Award
• Goldberg Segalla Brings On Toxic Tort Partner In St. Louis
• A Case For Sharing Mediation Statements With Counterparties
• Miami-Dade Sues Fla. Over Rejected Zoning Amendment
• IP Forecast: 'Purple' TM Trial To Kick Off In Chicago
• Husch Blackwell Hires Compliance Duo From Bradley Arant
• 9th Circ. Upholds Telemarketing Scammer's $478M FTC Fine
• Wis. Tribe Seeks Pipeline Shutdown Amid 'Alarming' Erosion
• Kansas Residents Denied Class Cert. In BNSF Flood Fight
• Ex-Colo. Lawmaker Asks Justices To Revive Denver Land Spat
• 3rd Circ. Says Insurer Not Liable For Co.'s Faulty Roof Work
• States, Trade Group Want Oil, Gas Leasing Challenge Axed
• How To Determine Best Format For Annual Building Meetings
• Fla. Hotel Cuts Deal With 1 Insurer In $36M Irma Damage Suit
• In-House Counsel Admonished Over Emails In Solar Farm Trial
• 6th Circ. Puts City's Sidewalk Ordinance Suit Back On Its Feet
• Real Estate Rumors: Dwight Capital, Carlisle, Meso Scale
• Ill. Revenue Dept. Must Release Tax Returns, Judge Rules
• Insurer Seeks To Avoid Real Estate Atty's Hacking Losses
• Enviros Tell 5th Circ. To Ax Texas Oil Export Terminal Approval
• Home Point Capital Trades Up After $324M Buy Announcement
• Live Well CFO Avoids Prison After 'Exceptional' Cooperation
• Supreme Court Reins In Corruption Prosecutions Yet Again
• 9th Circ. Says Landowner Can't Claim Access Over Fed Land
• Judges Doubt Construction Co.'s $10M COVID Coverage Case
• Class Bid To Halt Home Sales 'Anti-American,' RE Cos. Say
• NY Diocese Refuses Priority Claim For Retirement Home
• Judge's Bias Warrants New Trial, Pa. Developer's Family Says
• Texas Fitness Center's Ex-Landlord Wins $1.89M In Lease Row
• DC Circ. Looks At Immunity Denial In Railway Antitrust Case
• Firm's Coverage Fight Over Stolen $530K Tossed
• Pa. Citizens Argue For Pittsburgh Annexation In Court
• Texas Bills Are A Red Alert For Green Energy Projects
• Guests Say Algorithm Unfairly Fixes Atlantic City Room Rates
• Mich. Justices Appear Reluctant To Flush Sewer Overflow Suit
• 2nd Circ. Establishes Coverage Chain For Personal Injury Suit
• Biden's Enviro Justice Focus Brings New Business Risks
• EB-5 Reform Continues To Weigh Heavily On Participants
• 5th Circ. Affirms Water Co.'s Coverage Win Over Land Deal
• Colo. Lawmakers Send Property Tax Cut To Ballot
• SPAC Investor Sues Tishman Speyer Over 'Disastrous' Merger
• Ex-Cay Clubs Exec Loses Bid For Retrial On Fraud Charges
• Real Estate Rumors: QRST Properties, ROI Capital, Wolfson
• Haynes Boone Hires Meister Seelig RE Litigation Partner In NY
• Colo. Bankruptcy Ruling Clarifies Debt Collection Rules
• Debt Co. Settles Florida Woman's False-Bills Suit
• Preparing For Legal Scrutiny Of Data Retention Policies
• Appeals Panel Says Pa. Airport Can't Evict Concessionaire
• Ky. Investment Adviser Gets 10 Years For Real Estate Scheme
• Mich. Tribe Wants DC Circ. To Approve Casino Land Request
• Icahn Reveals Federal Probe Following Short Seller's Report
• 6th Circ. Grants Injunction In Ky. Water Rule Challenge
• Sun-Times Must Face Suit Over Trump Tower Tax Articles
• NY Developer Hit With $15M Wrongful Termination Suit
• Wash. Justices Doubt Attorney Fees For Pre-Suit Conduct
• Feds Urge Toss Of Suit Over Utah Monuments' Restoration
• Fla. Church Settles $1.3M Hurricane Sally Coverage Suit
• NC Homeowners Decry 'Confusion' In 4th Circ. Appeal
• Wash. Panel Reopens Covenant Suit Over Airbnb Rental
• Echoes Of '80s Thrift Crisis Are Present In Today's Bank Woes
• Real Estate Rumors: Rodón, Equity Residential, Heitman
• Trump Gets NY Federal Hearing On Bid To Move Criminal Case
• MSG Loses Bid To Avoid Doc Production In Atty Ban Probe
• PHH Mortgage Asks Judge To Toss Suit Over Payment Fees
• NJ Condo Owners Can't Get Privileged Emails: Developer
• Feds Lose Bid To Rethink Bay Area Casino Ruling
• Trump's Ability To Access Evidence Limited In Criminal Case
• 7 Homes Took $1.6M In Damage In Alleged PacifiCorp Blaze
• 9th Circ. To Hear Dispute Over Calif. Tribal Casino In July
• US Bank, Insurers Drop $7.5M Winter Storm Coverage Suit
• Property Owners Ask High Court To Review NY Rent Law
• Mall Shutdown Losses Are Within Coverage, Calif. Eatery Says
• Prison Operator GEO Group To Pay $3M To Settle Investor Suit
• Calif. Atty's ADA Suit Against State Bar Facing Uphill Battle
• Split 6th Circ. Revives Asylum Bid For Honduran Farmer
• Real Estate Rumors: Braemar, Kairos, MillerKnoll
• Real Estate Atty Joins Meyer Unkovic In Pittsburgh
• Deals Near 8 More Military Bases To Get CFIUS Scrutiny
• Ore. Jury Docks Law Firm $7M For Pot Farm Zoning Error
• Plaintiffs In 3 States File United Suit Over Ohio Derailment
• 11th Circ. Says No Atty Fees For Cos. In Tossed Insurance Suit
• Becker Expands NJ Footprint With 2 Hill Wallack Attys
• Cannabis Financer Wants To Arbitrate Escrow Theft Suit
• Damage Payout Based On Value At Time Of Loss, Court Rules
• Attorneys Should Have An Ethical Duty To Advance DEI
• Lender Urges Judge To Keep Legal Malpractice Suit Alive
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Claims To Fraudster's Seized Sub Shops
• Construction Co. Wants Atty DQ Bid Resolved Before Remand
• Fannie, Freddie Investors' Suit Should Be Nixed, 8th Circ. Told
• New Florida Law Lets Board Nix Disney Development Deals
• Utah Tribe Accuses State Agencies Of Racist Bidding Scheme
• Mich. Racetrack Can't Open All Week Under Zoning Rules
• No Injury Suit Coverage For Secret Nightclub, Insurer Says
• Insurer Says Contractor's $5.9M Mold Claim Filed Too Late
• NY Adds 5 Agencies To Construction Fraud Task Force
• SEC Hits Florida Man With Suit Alleging $5.9M Ponzi Scheme
• Fox Rothschild Hires Ex-Raleigh City Atty As Land Use Partner
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Partner With CRE Deal Experience
• Texas Defends 'Exhaustive' Reviews Of $5.6B Highway Plan
• Energy Firm's Founder, Ex-CEO Allegedly Embezzled $5.9M
• Data-Driven Insights Are Key To Attracting Today's Clients
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Large Hardee's Franchisee Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Sell
• Wash. High Court OKs Zoning Fight After Traffic Delays Server
• Debt Collector Wins $750K Malpractice Verdict Against Attys
• 2 NJ Churches Say County's Grant Policy Beset With Bias
• Enviro Groups Challenge California Rooftop Solar Policy
• Real Estate Rumors: Brodsky, Sheila Johnson, Q Realty
• 2nd Circ. Says Sale Option For Conn. Post Office Is Unclear
• Judge Denies Bid To Restore Electricity To Crypto Miner
• Liberty Mutual Drops Coverage Suit Over Trafficking Claims
• Nestle Urges Ga. Panel To OK Its Choice In Electric Provider
• Suit Says Restaurant Shirking Share Of Pittsburgh Food Hall
• Florida Legislature Adds Flexibility To Condo Reform Law
• EV Chargers Can Bring Benefits For Calif. Property Owners
• Mound Cotton Adds Partner From Cozen O'Connor
• Trump Seeks Federal Intervention In Manhattan DA's Case
• Insurer Files Lawsuit Against Pool Co. For Home Explosion
• Tampa Condo Settles $900K Hurricane Irma Suit With Insurer
• Feds Charge Attys In Foreclosure Fraud Scheme
• 'Y'all Do Different Stuff,' Judge Says In $48M Trademark Feud
• Haynes Boone Adds Two New Texas Partners To Its Ranks
• Solar Farm Trial Victors Aim To Close Exits For $135M Liability
• Panel Doubts 'Obvious' Electrocution Risk In $15.6M Suit
• Panel Sides With Florida Keys Property Owners In Zoning Suit
• Fox Rothschild Adds Nelson Mullins Real Estate Atty In NC
• Indoor Farm Biz Raises $35M In California Sale-Leaseback
• Wells Fargo Beats Some Claims In Calif. Forbearance Suit
• NY Budget Includes Natural Gas Ban, Public Renewables
• Brownfield Renewables Guidance Leaves Site Eligibility Murky
• Judge Says He Can Make Mo. Town Approve AT&T Tower
• F5 Says Landlord Owes Share Of $458M Seattle Tower Sale
• Real Estate Rumors: BHI, Mike Myers, Related Group
• Pending Legislation Holds Promise For SF Buildings
• Lewis Brisbois Can't End Fee Bid In Suit Underlying TM Row
• 7th Circ. Backs Insurer's Win In Fire Damage Dispute
• A Breakdown Of Freddie Mac's New Servicer Custody Rules
• ​​​​​​​Michigan Justices Won't Revisit Mobile Home Decision
• Google Announces $2B Data Center Spend In Central Ohio
• Former MLB Pitcher Urges 5th Circ. To Redo Mold Appeal
• Condo Group Can't Hold Atty Liable For Costlier Repair
• 11th Circ. Backs Inn's Nuisance Label After Several Overdoses
• Ghosting In BigLaw: Why Better Feedback Habits Are Needed
• Ore. Blaze Victims Tell Jury Of Lingering Fear, Homesickness
• Ocwen Beats CFPB's Servicing Suit After 11th Circ. Remand
• Indicted Developer Tells 5th Circ. Receiver Left Him Broke
• Building Owners Say Defense Owed In Fire Negligence Suits
• Feds, Lithium Co. Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Mine Project OK
• BLM Fights Enviro Groups' Challenge Of Oil And Gas Leasing
• 9th Circ. OKs Airport Land Sale To Tribe Amid Historic Claims
• State Farm Says It Won't Defend Ore. Landlord In Bias Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Ed Sheeran, Green Cities, Wells Fargo
• Insurer Freed From Covering Mich. Eatery Over Fatal Shooting
• Georgia Store Puts Blame For Crime On Atlanta
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-Honigman Real Estate Partner In Chicago
• Feds Push To Resurrect Bribery Case Against NY Ex-Lt. Gov.
• Travelers Says Chicago Owes $26M For Willis Tower Flood
• Crowell & Moring's DC Landlord Asks To Toss Firm's Rent Suit
• Mich. Landlord Must Face Bitcoin Miner's Lease Suit
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Colo. Businessman Slams Ex-Atty In $5.5M Malpractice Suit
• PacifiCorp Power Lines Ignited Trees In Ore. Blaze, Jury Hears
• Miami Official Takes Stand, Says He's Been Unfairly Attacked
• Trump Fights DA's 'Extreme' Bid To Limit Access To Evidence
• Missing $1M Mortgage Funds Case Dismissed By Court
• Ga. Appeals Court Largely OKs Rivian's EV Plant Deal
• ​​​​​​​Clawback Case Targets Can't Intervene In $170M Ponzi Suit
• Tesla Settles Solar Roof Tile System Contract Claims
• Scammed Homebuyers Accuse Denver Brokers Of Negligence
• Trump Atty Must Reveal Stormy Daniels Info In Conflict Probe
• 6th Circ. Vacates, Remands Class In Foreclosure Suit
• Mich. Supreme Court Leaves Firm's $400K Tax Win Intact
• SVB Collapse Underscores Policy And Regulatory Pitfalls
• DeSantis-Appointed Board Sues Disney As Feud Stays Hot
• Auto Repair Shop Can't Contest Utility Denial, Judge Rules
• Court Reverses Its Denial Of Insurer's Exclusion In Flood Case
• Real Estate Rumors: REIT4, EverWest, West Bank
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Conn. Law Firm Alleges Fired Worker Copied Client Files
• Reservists Say They're Paying Thousands In Housing Costs
• Justices To Hear Tipster's Case To Revive $1M Retaliation Win
• Law Needs A Balance Between Humanism And Formalism
• JPMorgan Buys First Republic Assets After FDIC Takeover