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Real Estate - June, 2023

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• Ga. Justices' Ruling May Spark More Negligent Security Trials
• Texas Court Says Horizontal Drilling Under PSA Isn't Pooling
• Naval Air Base Neighbors Denied Class Cert. For Takings Case
• NY Hits $200M Mark To Remedy Past Harms To New Pot Cos.
• Pa. Zoning Board Missed Window To Enforce Rules On Builder
• DC Circ. Denies Norfolk Southern Immunity In Railroad Fight
• Feds Cement Rule To Move Species Threatened By Climate
• $6 Million In Loan Purchases Were Worthless, Investors Say
• LIV-PGA Tour Deal, NFL Crackdown Highlight 1st Half Of 2023
• Appellate Funding Disclosure: No Mandate Is Right Choice
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2 Firms Steer Mexican Real Estate Firm Vesta's $388M US IPO
• Christmas Tree Shops Gets Supplemental DIP After Default
• EEOC Says Mortgage Co. Denied Applicant Over Chronic Pain
• No Remand For Florida Law Firm's Termite Coverage Suit
• Iran, Canada Bringing Terrorism Dispute To ICJ
• Group Challenging Ga. Dock Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Suit
• $45M Verdict Over CVS Shooting Upheld By Ga. Justices
• DOJ To Participate In NAR Rules Oral Arguments
• CFPB Tells 2nd Circ. Lender's Fine Print Led To Discrimination
• Twitter Says Eviction Suit Is Landlord's Bid To Duck $5.8M Bill
• Insurer Must Face Wash. HOA's Hidden Water Damage Suit
• Panel Denies Farm's Bid To Reclaim Denver Airport Land
• 5th Circ. Halts Indicted Developer's Receivership In SEC Case
• A Clearer Path To Speedy Guaranty Litigation In NY Courts
• Developer Seeks Mich. High Court Review Of Securities Ruling
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackrock, High Properties, Sodikoff
• FTC Lets Court Go 1st In Intercontinental, Black Knight Case
• PulteGroup Beats Shareholder Bid For Twitter Scandal Report
• Peer Street Gets OK To Tap Cash For Ch. 11 Mortgage Sale
• Insurers, Contractors Settle Building Defects Coverage Spat
• Trial Court Right To Toss Tax Fraud Claims, NJ Panel Rules
• Zurich Beats Urban Outfitters' COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Title Insurer Pushes For Failed Sale Coverage Suit Dismissal
• Ga. Panel Backs Hospital Authority Again For Tax Exemption
• Ohio Firm Says Pa. Malpractice Suit In Wrong State
• Judge Favors Detroit's Bid To Trim $2M Atty Fees In RE Case
• Feds Back Block Of Fla. Ban On Chinese Property Ownership
• LA's High-Value Real Estate Transfer Tax Should Be Scrapped
• Miami Beach Settles Zoning Dispute With Jewish Congregation
• Housing Authorities Don't Get Sovereign Immunity, Panel Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Basis Group, Creative, NBM Equities
• Paul Weiss Faces Suit Over Manhattan Office Sale
• DC Judge Says Crowell & Moring Can Pursue Rent Refund
• Insurer Refused To Cover $625K Collapse, Contractor Says
• High Court Ruling Provides New Avenue For Foreign Plaintiffs
• Atty Shanks Shot To Toss Golf Course Malpractice Suit
• Ga. Bar Weighs Allowing Real Estate Deals Via Video
• Blackwells Wants Change After Telecom Co.'s Shares Freefall
• Connecticut Town Sues State Over Affordable Housing Credits
• Justices' Corruption Ruling May Shift DOJ Bank Fraud Tactics
• Simpson Thacher-Led PE Firm Closes $825M Real Estate Fund
• Hotel Mismanagement Coverage Suit Axed For Wrong Plaintiff
• Ill. Atty Who Helped Hide Bankruptcy Assets Gets 3 Years
• Wash. Judges Uphold Short-Term Rental Law In Property Row
• Insurer Says Ga. Woman Not Covered In Easement Dispute
• Feds Want Prairie Chicken Protection Challenges Combined
• Eaton Unit Can Be Liable For NJ Plant Cleanup, Judge Rules
• Tesla Solar Roof Buyers Ink $6M 'Bait And Switch' Suit Deal
• Lease Delay Threatens Conn. Green Energy Project, Suit Says
• Ivanka Trump Freed From NY AG's $250M Tax Fraud Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Two Sigma, Blackstone, 29th Street
• Chubb Units Ask 11th Circ. To Find $14.5M Mold Deal Invalid
• Tribal Group Says Co. Can't Join 9th Circ. Copper Mine Case
• CFPB Fines Payment Processor $25M Over 2021 'Fiasco'
• Interest Rates Drive Peer Street Into Ch. 11 In Delaware
• Group Says Texas City Broke Laws In Gas Drill Site Approval
• Disney Can't Sue DeSantis For Signing New Law, Florida Says
• Colo. Justices To Review If Harassment Blunts Eviction Case
• EPA Says New 'Waters Of US' Rule To Arrive By September
• Ill. Building Owner Must Face Elevator Doors Injury Suit
• Camp Co. Says Tribe Tries To 'Rewrite History' Over Lease
• DeSantis-Appointed Board Wants Disney Suit To Carry On
• Vesta Real Estate Joins IPO Fray With Expected $401M Raise
• Judge Denies Class Cert. For Second Time In Gas Storage Suit
• Investor Tells Texas High Court To Ax Charity's $1.9M Award
• Justices Pass On Radio Station Sale Suit Against Bank
• Judge Orders NVR's Pa. Landslide Claims To Trial
• Rail Lobby Says Va. Broadband Law Amounts To Illegal Taking
• Real Estate Rumors: Avanath, Berkshire, Berkadia
• Judge Edits La. Church's Hurricane Damage Claim Before Trial
• Avoiding Negative Tax Consequences In Loan Modifications
• EPA Gets Freight Co.'s $6.2M Superfund Site Suit Thrown Out
• Ute Member Wants Court To Reinstate Banished Women
• MSG Must Face Suit Over Atty Ban, Refund Ejected Lawyer
• Judge Mulls 'Latent Defects' In Comcast Skyscraper Case
• High Court Ends Case Over Trump Hotel Docs
• As Interest Rates Rise, So Do Liability Management Deals
• How Attys Can Avoid Exposing Their Firms To Cyberattacks
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ares Management Snags $3.5B Portfolio From PacWest
• 10 Years Of The 10 Biggest US Firms
• A Need To Be Big: US Law Firms Kept Foot On Gas In 2022
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• 'Wolf Of Airbnb' Cops To Defrauding Landlords In Room Scam
• Split 9th Circ. Revives Facebook Housing Ad Bias Suit
• Landlord Sues Insurer Over RealPage MDL Coverage Denial
• Wells Fargo Investors Fight To Keep Hiring Scheme Suit Alive
• RICO Decision Could Hold Banks, Law Firms On The Hook
• Texas Justices Rule Investors Not Liable For TPC Explosion
• Mich. Justices Say Usury Clauses Can't Save Illegal Loans
• NM High Court Clarifies State's Rules On Duplicative Damages
• Ex-NJ Housing Official Cops To Issuing Herself HUD Funds
• Texas Justices Won't Take Up Kinder Morgan Valuation Case
• Neb. High Court OKs Rent-Controlled Apartments' Tax Value
• 2 Firms Must Face New Jersey Suit Over REIT's Legal Woes
• Adani Raises $213M With EdgeConneX For India Data Centers
• Navajo Will Continue To Seek Water Rights Despite Ruling
• NJ Atty Sues Microsoft For $1.7M Over Email Access Issues
• Florida Town Says Noise Law Challenge Can't Take Dual Track
• Foreign Investment In Real Estate Is Getting More Complicated
• Virginia 'Rocket Docket' Slowdown Is Likely A Blip
• Investors Sue Opendoor Over Algorithm Tech In Del. Chancery
• Green Groups Hit BLM With Suit Over 6 Calif. Oil Well Permits
• Rising Star: Rosenberg & Estis' Cori A. Rosen
• 5th Circ. Ruling Aids Insureds In Contractual Exclusion Rows
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Objector Seeking To Block $59M Tribal Trust Fund Settlement
• Famed Bank Robber's Fate Cited At $25M Ponzi Sentencing
• Trump Niece Can't Revive Inheritance Suit In NY Appeal
• FTC Wants In House Merger Case To Take 11-Day Court Detour
• Judges Say Wash. Lease Laws Are Clear Enough
• CitiMortgage Beats Property Owner's $400M Foreclosure Suit
• Home Equity Option Contracts Appear Ripe For Rating
• Real Estate Rumors: WP Carey, WithSecure, L2 Investments
• $135M Verdict Winners Fight New Trial Bid In Solar Farm Row
• Shell Pushes For New Trial On Calif. $41M Pipeline Verdict
• Rising Star: Skadden's Matea Bozja
• Enviro Groups Challenge Louisiana Permit For Gas Pipeline
• Lender Buys $10B Mortgage Portfolio From Village Capital
• Justices Greenlight RICO To Enforce Arbitration Award
• Rolex TM Suit Against Fla. Real Estate Firm Can Move Ahead
• Pa. Title Co. Says $7M In Refinance Cash Went To Scammers
• Biden-Harris Admin. To Invest $975M In Fed Buildings
• Judge Hits Pause On Cert. Bid In Mich. Tax Delinquency Case
• Judge Limits Engineer's Testimony In Roof Damage Row
• Subcontractor Can't Add Amazon Claim In Construction Suit
• 'We Buy Ugly Houses' Co. Settles Trademark Dispute
• Ohio School Board Permitted To Appeal Valuation
• Orsted Wins Permit Fight With NJ Town Over Wind Farm Work
• Texas Senate OKs Hiking Franchise, Housing Tax Exemptions
• Real Estate Rumors: Greystone, Tom Brady, Gary Winnick
• Georgia Justices Send Motel Eviction Suit Back To Trial Court
• Louisiana Apt. Owner Says Insurance Fight Can't Be Arbitrated
• What OneMain Order Says About CFPB's Regulatory Priorities
• Fox Rothschild's NY Office Adds Commercial Litigator
• Calif. Judges Say Inmate Is Targeting Them With Fake Liens
• Allied REIT Sells Toronto Data Center Portfolio For $1.35B
• Rocky Mountain Water Woes: Colorado's Uncertain Future
• Rivian Wants Out Of Suit Over $5B Ga. Factory Construction
• Rising Star: Kirkland's David Perechocky
• Ga. Panel Affirms Surplus Property Ruling In Siblings' Fight
• 2nd Circ. OKs 7-Year Sentence For $26M Belize Airport Scam
• Multifamily, Student Renters Lay Out RealPage Antitrust Case
• Factory Hangs On To Hefty $112M Bad Faith Insurance Win
• Mich. Judge Urges City, State To Settle Public Land Fight
• Casino Co. Still Can't Toss Turkish Workers' Wage Bias Suit
• Angola Scores Exit From $1.1B Power Plant Suit
• Property Co. Wants Renter Class Action Injunction Tossed
• Pot Shop Bribery Case Is Outside Fraud Law's Core, Atty Says
• Group Says 'No Time To Lose' To Save Historic Buildings
• UNC Entity Says Notice Was Timely For $5.9M Hurricane Claim
• 5 Management Tips To Keep Law Firm Merger Talks Moving
• High Court Skips Challenge To Mich. Tax Delinquency Law
• Groups Drop Suit Over Texas DOT's $6B Highway Plan
• Justices Skip Mo. College's LGBTQ Housing Policy Memo Suit
• Bottini & Bottini Inks Deal To End Lloyd's $1.6M Fee Fight
• High Court Won't Wade Into 2nd Circ. RMBS Fraud Finding
• Real Estate Rumors: Solomon Klein, Cereva, Antheus Capital
• Ga. Power Seeks Atty Fees After Escaping Barn Fire Suit
• High Court Won't Review Black Ga. Resident's BofA Bias Suit
• Ga. Judge Trims Biomass Power Plant Noise Suit
• Justices To Weigh Gov't Immunity In Fair Credit Reporting Suit
• Rising Star: Hogan Lovells' Andrew Zahn
• Rising Star: Greenberg Traurig's Peter S. Borock
• Law360 Names 2023's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Freddie Mac Says Insurers Owe $32M In SEC Probe Coverage
• Texas High Court Skirts Short-Term Rental Review For Now
• NJ Leaseholder Alleges Hidden Contamination, Cleanup Costs
• Insurer Says $1M In Apartment Damage Due To Bad Sprinkler
• Fed. Circ. Finds US Owes Farmers Flooding Loss Damages
• 9th Circ. Tosses Alaska's Bid To Revive Land Swap
• Ill. Atty Board Says No To Reinstating Convicted Fraudster
• Construction Co. Must Face Bridge Damage Suit, Judge Says
• Hotel's $26M Policy Ruling Wiped In Hurricane Damage Suit
• Pomona Storefront Owner Can't Undo City's Cannabis Plan
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Wash. High Court Asks If Police Evictions Trigger AG Scrutiny
• Utility Co. Says Ill. Residents' RICO Suit Should Be Tossed
• Property Management Co. Hit With Overtime Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Ciminello, Camellia House, Mosie Miller
• New Conn. Law Gives Structure To Rent Receivers, Attys Say
• Ga. Panel Won't Undo Annexation In 'Academic' Land Dispute
• Interior Seeks Input On Future Colo. River Management
• 2nd Circ. Reinsurance Ruling Correctly Applied English Law
• Tax Evasion Resentencing Bid Meets 6th Circ. Resistance
• 2 Critical Shortfalls In Fla. Condo Safety Amendments
• 9th Circ. Says Insurer Was Prejudiced By Late Damage Notice
• Surfside Condo Probe Reveals Pool Deck's 'Severe' Problems
• Green Groups Accuse TVA Of 'Backroom Deal' For Gas Plant
• Calif. Hotel Owner Wants 9th Circ. Redo Of Coverage Suit
• Pa. Rehab Owner Wants Damages Over Outbid Buyer's Suit
• Eckert Seamans Wants Out Of Pittsburgh Zoning Suit
• Colo. Zoning Overhaul Missed Key Challenges, Experts Say
• After Auger: NC Real Estate Attys Gauge Relaxed Title Rules
• Jones Day Hires Chicago Real Estate Pro From Sidley
• Colo. Panel Iffy On Winning Neighbor's Logic In Fence Spat
• Activist Urges Court Not To Toss Curaçao Expropriation Suit
• Mandarin Oriental Sues Insurers For Millions In COVID Losses
• Calif. Regulators Weighing Carrier Use Of Wildfire Models
• Wash. Court Agrees City Must Shell Out For Sewer Project
• Zurich, Manufacturers Look To End $90M Settlement Row
• Contractor Seeks End To Suit Over Hotel Near Tribal Cemetery
• PacifiCorp Sees $18M Added To $72M Oregon Blaze Verdict
• 4th Circ. Lets Ch. 13 Debtors Use Mortgage To Figure Income
• Poor Clean Water Notice Dooms Rivian Suit, Engineers Say
• Judge Reverses Order In $40M NC Mill Conversion Suit
• Old Republic Wants Out Of Atlantic City Mortgage Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Civitas, Catholic Charities, Brightland
• Russian Ex-Pol Threatened With Jail For Unpaid $93M Award
• Title Insurer Gets Claims Trimmed In Failed Sale Coverage Suit
• Rocket Mortgage Borrowers Fight To Keep Class Cert.
• Conn. Judge Denies Arbitration Bid In $293M Apartment Row
• Rethinking In-Office Attendance For Associate Retention
• Qdoba Drops Its 10th Circ. COVID-19 Coverage Appeal
• LA Councilman Faces Corruption Charges Over Wife's Biz
• OCC's Hsu Urges Banks To Stay 'On The Balls Of Their Feet'
• Green Groups Ask 9th Circ. For $390K In Fees In Hydro Suits
• Colorado Wildfire Suits Point To Underinsurance Issues
• Treasury Proposes Monetization Rules For Energy Tax Credits
• Loan Co. Says Zurich Owes $15M For Ex-3M Campus Repairs
• Scott & Scott, Hausfeld, Robins Kaplan To Lead RealPage Suit
• Texas Pursues Eminent Domain Bid To Preserve State Park
• Tribe's Suit Over Mining Expansion Not Ripe, Judge Says
• Feds Back 11-Judge Redo Of 9th Circ.'s Gas Fixture Ruling
• Builder's NC Mold Damage Coverage Suit Heads To Trial
• Simmons Bank Sued Over Texas Retail Center Project
• Idaho Tribe, Feds Say Agribiz Can't Appeal Superfund Order
• Justices' Minn. Takings Ruling May Have Broad Impact
• Sainsbury's, Asda Agree To Not Block Rivals Via Land Use
• Hospitality Biz Must Prep For Seaweed Damage Coverage
• Sackett's US Waters Redefinition Is A Boon For Developers
• $13.8M Irma Coverage Suit Shot Down Again By Fla. Court
• Womble Bond Adds Wick Phillips Finance, RE Pro In Houston
• Real Estate Rumors: Vistria, Advenir, Axonic
• SEC Form PF Amendments Show Private Fund Adviser Focus
• NC Beach Homeowners Want New Shot At Insurance Lawsuit
• Trustee Draws NY Supreme Court Justice Into Kossoff Ch. 7
• Wash. Ranch Says Feds Are Liable For Forest Fire Damage
• Ohio Panel Says Legal Malpractice Case Lacked Fee Evidence
• Judicate West Adds Retired LA Judge To Neutrals
• Man Who Blamed BLM, Antifa For Arson Hoax Gets 2.5 Years
• Ill. Court Tosses Defamation Suit Over Capitol Riot Tweet
• Mich. High Court To Weigh Retroactivity Of Takings Ruling
• Real Estate Rumors: Timur Bekmambetov, Innovo, Harbor
• Blackwells Advocates For REIT Merger After Settling Suits
• 11th Circ. Axes Insurer's Appeal Over Appraisal Order
• NY Judge Delays Short-Term Rental Law Amid Airbnb Suits
• RE Groups Urge Justices To Hear NYC Rent Control Challenge
• 3 Firms Build $990M Sale Of Canadian Roofing Co.
• Veteran Tech GC Goes Back To Private Practice At Scale
• Liquor Store Faces Third-Party Complaints In Fan Fire Suits
• Rocket Mortgage Wants 4th Circ. To Decertify Valuation Class
• Pittsburgh Attorney Sues Ex-Tenant For Rent, Referral Fees
• PacifiCorp Owes $72M+ To Property Owners After Fires
• Border Wall Fraud Prosecutors Call Trial Error 'Harmless'
• Murdaugh Trials Offer Law Firms Fraud Prevention Reminders
• Justices Won't Hear Case Testing Former FHFA Head's Powers
• Colo. Group Can't Get Property Tax Measure Cut From Ballot
• Dallas Developer Sues Real Estate Co. CEO For Son's Assault
• Texas City Isn't Immune In Tex-Mex Suit, High Court Rules
• PGA Tour's 30 US Golf Courses May Vex LIV Deal
• Ind. Property Owner Sues Insurer Over $2.2M Hail Claim
• Stream Rule Nix Spurs High Court Congressional Power Row
• Chinese H-1B Seeker Ends Suit After USCIS Reverses Denial
• Mich. Judge Trims SEC Crowdfunding Fraud Claims
• Feds Consider Six Tribal-Related Bills On Land, Health Care
• Zillow, NAR Try To Sink Antitrust Suit Over Website Redesign
• 'Robotic' Mich. Tax Court Draws Judge's Ire
• Challenging Standing In Antitrust Class Actions: Rule 23
• Lead Paint Claim Nixed From Fort Bragg Military Housing Suit
• Judge Won't Send RICO Rental Property Suit To Arbitration Yet
• Davis Polk-Led Real Estate Firm Files For $100M IPO
• Hanover To Pay $2M For Fire And Ice Damages, Plus Penalties
• Judge Rejects Dual Bids For Strip Club Fire Coverage Win
• Justices Told Federal Court Should Hear Calif. Housing Denial
• IRS Chief Counsel Mulls Deals To Stanch Easement Cases
• Bradley Arant Adds Litigation, Real Estate Attys In Atlanta
• For NY Wind And Solar Projects, Some Tax Assessment Clarity
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Investor Tied To Texas AG Indictment Charged With Fraud
• Equity Residential Class Seeks $38M As Late Fee Trial Opens
• Miami Atty Suspended 91 Days Over Offending Judges
• Judge Says Alaska Can Defend Cook Inlet Oil Lease Sale
• Real Estate Rumors: Greystar, Pacific Coast Capital, BHI
• Landlord Sues Colo. State Agency Over Broken Lease
• Bars Can't Stop Mich. City Plan Without Notice, Judge Says
• How Electric Vehicles Will Affect Land Use And Development
• Feds Want New Guidance For Res. Reconsiderations Of Value
• Businesses Sue Seattle Over 2020 Protest Response
• $1.3M Hurricane Ida Claim Must Be Arbitrated, Insurers Say
• Ga. Court Sides With Landlord On Tenant's Disability Suit
• 10th Circ. Won't Decertify Occidental Landowner Class
• Construction Co.'s Fire Coverage Suit Tossed As Untimely
• Right To Counsel Measure Gains Traction In Jersey City
• Amazon Keeps $21M Injunction In Place In Kickback Suit
• Time-Barred Status Axes Tucker Arensberg Land Dispute
• Pa. Court Won't Let Medical Cannabis Law Stop Eviction Suit
• 2nd Circ. Reinsurance Ruling Misconstrues English Law
• Ohio Justices Rule Land Takings Settlement Is Enforceable
• Colorado Oil And Gas Cases To Watch In 2023
• Pacific Power Sat And Let Power Lines Ignite, Jury Hears
• Church Calls Remand 'Futile' In Latest Cemetery Casino Suit
• Fla. Apartment Owner Says Insurer Owes On $1.5M Ian Claim
• Calif. Landowners Take Pot Fine Fight To 9th Circ.
• Wash. Justices Won't Hear Tenant's Sexual Assault Suit
• Dallas Property Owner Fights Developer's SEC Escape Gambit
• 9th Circ. Won't Let Zillow Duck Photo Studio's Copyright Win
• Real Estate Rumors: Meta, James Herd, Pahlisch Commercial
• Insurer Must Defend Tenant Habitability Suits
• Fla. Court Urged To Halt Controversial Chinese Property Ban
• Dems Drop Suit Seeking Trump Hotel Lease Docs From GSA
• FTC Pushes To Cut Intercontinental's Merger Defenses
• Key Limited Partnership Provisions During Market Downturns
• Firm Tips For Helping New Lawyers Succeed Post-Pandemic
• Ga. Panel Won't Hear Appeal In Probate Judge's HOA Case
• Homeowners Say NY Courts Defy Law On Foreclosure Aid
• Vedder Price Lands Reed Smith Real Estate Pro In Miami
• Building Co. Says Insurer, Contractor Breached $1.8M Bond
• Ga. Panel Nixes Apt. Assault Suit, But Calls For Reform
• Tenant's Email Notice OK Under Contract, Mass. Court Says
• Split Fed. Circ. Revives FHWA Yellowstone Contract Dispute
• 8th Circ. Says St. Louis Diner Can't Revive Subrogation Suit
• 9th Circ. Doubts Mortgage Co.'s Wage Arbitration Appeal
• Real Estate Rumors: Plaza Hotel Duplex, MCB, Rod Stewart
• Fla. Foreign Real Estate Law Brings Broad Investment Risks
• Prepping Your Business Ahead Of Affirmative Action Ruling
• Atlanta Reaches Settlement In Apartment Complex Demo Fight
• Shareholders Say Pot REIT Didn't Fully Vet Troubled Tenants
• NJ Suspends Atty Over Sale Of $1.6M Painting In Asset Fight
• Crowell & Moring Says 'Unique' DC Lease Favors Rent Refund
• 11th Circ. Affirms Jury's $9.3M Hurricane Damage Award
• Contractor Says Zurich Refused To Cover $500K Wall Collapse
• Ohio Justices To Hear $40M Oil Drilling Contract Fight
• Cyxtera Gets OK For $40M Ch. 11 Financing Draw
• DC Judge Probes Challenge To Puerto Rico Dredging Project
• Investors Defend Wells Fargo Suit Over Diversity Hiring Policy
• Owner Must Face Insurer's $1M Demand For Tenant Suits
• Ga. Court To Weigh Housing Authority's Sovereign Immunity
• Expedia Tells Justices No Standing In Cuba Land-Grab Suit
• Oncor Asks Judge To Nix $54M Verdict In Power Line Suit
• Solar Farm Must Prevent Future Damage After $135M Verdict
• DOJ Asks DC Circ. To Revive Realtor Antitrust Probe
• FTC Wants Injunction For Intercontinental, Black Knight Deal
• US Criminal Probe Can't Halt $9M Laundering Suit, Court Told
• Justices Asked To Consider NYC Rent Stabilization Laws
• Homebuilder Not Covered For Faulty-Job Suit, Insurer Says
• Funko Misled Investors In Warehouse Move, Suit Says
• How REITs Can Prep For SEC's Repurchase Disclosure Rules
• Tackling Judge-Shopping Concerns While Honoring Localism
• Cyxtera Technologies Hits Ch. 11 With $200M DIP Loan
• EPA Says Groups Can't Sue Over Boston Rivers Pollution
• Businessman Gets Over 6 Years For $740M Crypto Con
• Justices Undo Nebraska High Court's Takings Rulings
• Real Estate Rumors: Adam Carolla, Feil Organization, MC Cos.
• Real Estate Lawyers On The Move
• Norfolk Southern Wants Combined Derailment Suit Dropped
• FAA Indifferent To SpaceX Intervention, But Rejects Reasoning
• Judge Nixes Douglas Elliman's Fees Bid In Compass Suit
• Excess Insurer Must Face $3M Spat With Philly Condo Assoc.
• NJ Justices To Tackle Classification In Real Estate Wage Suit
• Conn. Court Finds Tenant Stiffed Landlord $360K In Rent
• Fannie Investors Scolded For Bid To Reopen Expert Discovery
• AIG Unit, Miami Condominium Settle $2M Irma Damage Row
• Housing Groups Sue Over Chicago Fire's $23M Land Lease
• Real Estate Co. Must Face CoStar's Revived Copyright Claims
• Texas High Court Won't Hear $10M Marina Development Suit
• US Bars Oil Leasing Near New Mexico Cultural Site
• NC City Fights $5M Judgment For Water Fees Class
• Mich. Supreme Court To Hear Wind Farm Zoning Dispute
• Investor Attys Nab $5.5M In SEC $170M Ponzi Suit
• Diversified And EQT Can't Escape W.Va. Unplugged Wells Suit
• How Attorneys Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• Ocwen, Wells Fargo Beat ERISA Suit Over Mortgages
• Feds Want Town To Stop Trespassing On Wis. Tribal Lands
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Congress Needs To Enact A Federal Anti-SLAPP Statute
• Trump Criminal Case Fed. Judge Won't Recuse Over Firm Ties
• California Co. Says Feds Axed H-1B Visa Over Job Mix-Up
• Solar Farm Owner, Developers Call $135M Verdict 'Excessive'
• Attys Seek $13.4M Fee Award In Academy Mortgage FCA Suit
• Banking Tips For Lending To Calif. Homeowners Associations
• Airbnb, Hosts Say NY Law Bans Short-Term Rentals
• Plaintiffs' Counsel To Pitch Roles Leading RealPage Litigation
• Real Estate Rumors: BofA, Sotheby's, Angelo Gordon
• No Loss Shown In Mich. Preschool Zoning Spat, Judge Says
• Physical Therapy Biz, Insurer Settle Spat Over Snow Damage
• Mortgage Lender Can't Duck Suit Over Rival's Trade Secrets
• RKF Global Says Client Owes $500K In Fees For Iraq Project
• Pa. Contractor Sues Developer For Killing $1M Site-Prep Plan
• Florida Jury Says Miami Official Owes $63.5M For Retaliation