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Real Estate - August, 2023

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• Attys Win $2.5M Fee Award in $63M Real Estate Investor Suit
• DOI Calls Florida Casinos' Rehearing Arguments 'Straw Men'
• SEC Says Texas House-Flipping Scheme Was An $8M Fraud
• Real Estate Rumors: KAC, Blackstone, Vella
• FTC OKs Deal Permitting NYSE Owner, Black Knight Merger
• Kwok Asks NY Criminal Judge To Shut Down Conn. Chapter 11
• 5th Circ. Backs Realty Co.'s IP Win Over Senior Living Project
• Rocket Mortgage Investors Seek Cert. In Loan Downturn Suit
• Wisconsin Town Says Feds' Trespass Claims Unwarranted
• Wash. Justices Nix Atty Fees Against Bank For Pre-Suit Acts
• Ramada Defeats Ga. Sex Trafficking Suit, But Franchisee Can't
• The Basics Of Being A Knowledge Management Attorney
• Wash. Businesses' Virus Suits Not Special, 9th Circ. Told
• Rising Interest Rates Bring Risk For Construction Contractors
• Florida Judge Won't Stop Condo Termination Despite Lawsuit
• SG Asks Justices To Skip Bank Escrow Interest Cases
• Trump 'Grossly Inflated' Assets Upward Of $2B, NY AG Says
• SEC Claims CPA Aided Ga. Adviser's $110M Ponzi Scheme
• Seattle Gets Eatery's Suit Over BLM Protest Zone Trimmed
• Biden Water Rule Restarts WOTUS Controversy Machinery
• Zillow Gets OK To Settle Shareholder Suit Over CFPB Probe
• LA Landlord's Suit Over COVID Eviction Ban Gets New Life
• USPS Wins Conn. Post Office Property In Sale Option Dispute
• US Wants In On Tribe's Texas Land Rights Suit
• Airbnb Says It's Not Liable In Pittsburgh Party Shooting Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank OZK, Portman Holdings, Flagship
• Objector Can't Block $59M Tribal Trust Settlement, Judge Says
• Wells Fargo Granted Receiver For Denver Office Tower
• CBRE Settles Trademark Dispute With Rival
• NC Condo Owners Urge Revival Of Short-Term Rentals Ban
• Keys To Navigating The Post-Pandemic CRE Market
• 8th Circ. Finds ND Land Suit Barred By 11th Amendment
• Broker Says NBA Suns Owner Can't Nix New Antitrust Claims
• Mall Wants 6th Circ. To Revive Suit Over Parking Lot Defects
• Google Contractor Seeks Coverage Of Concrete Saw Accident
• Louisiana Residents Seek Class Cert. In Landfill Odor Suit
• 'Cop City' Vote Won't Come This Year, Georgia Residents Say
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Insurer Settles Policy Fight With Hotel Facing Trafficking Suits
• SEC Fines REIT Advisers, Principal Over Improper Expenses
• Nationwide Owes $2.5M For Water Damage, Condo Assn. Says
• Utah Officials Seek Quick Exit In Tribe's Bidding Scheme Suit
• Florida Chinese EB-5 Fraud Trial Could Be 'A Long One'
• Hotel Owner Dropped From Georgia Sex Trafficking Suit
• Chevron, API Want Whale Shelter Out Of Sept. Gulf Lease Sale
• Real Estate Rumors: Wilder, Northwestern Mutual, Jeff Bewkes
• Norfolk Southern Fights Subpoena For Derailment Consultant
• Georgia County Beats Developer's I-20 Truck Stop Suit
• HOA's State Farm Breach Claim Is 16 Years Late, Judge Says
• Bank Reaches $1.15M Deal With DOJ In Tulsa Redlining Case
• To Hire And Keep Top Talent, Think Beyond Compensation
• How Rate Exportation Is Shifting Amid Regulatory Trends
• EPA Unveils New Water Rule With Reduced Wetlands Power
• 4th Circ. Asks Beleaguered Atty: Who Is Your Client?
• NJ Casino Guests Eye Consolidation Of Room-Rate Suits
• Mich. City Calls Black Residents' $600M Pollution Case A Mess
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's Women In Law Report
• RE Investor Gets Prison For Retaliation In Bid-Rigging Case
• Energy Credit Labor Regs Aim To Encourage Pre-Hire Pacts
• Judge Trims Commerzbank's RMBS Suit Against BNY Mellon
• Toll Brothers Alleges Home Security Co. Botched $12M Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: The Fresh Grocer, Pittenger, Forestar
• Challenge To NAR 'Clear Cooperation' Rule Moves Forward
• Tribe's Suit Over BIA's Gov't Recognition Refusal Axed Again
• NJ Town Settles Antisemitism Claims Over Land Use
• Suit Over Calif. Tribal Remains Rejected
• CoStar Rival Blasts 'Pretextual' Info Demands In IP Theft Suit
• Roomster Enters $1.6M Deal To End Deceptive Marketing Suit
• NYSE Owner, Black Knight Ink Deal In FTC's Merger Case
• Insurer Says Chosen Damage Appraiser Can't Stand
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Dinsmore Adds Construction Atty In Charleston
• How The Commercial Real Estate Slump May Weigh On Banks
• Historic Railroad Says Colo. County Can't Limit Station Use
• FAA Wants Georgia Rocket Launch Site Suit Tossed
• 5 Firms Build $1.4B Go-Private Deal For Luxury Resort Owner
• Feds Claim Immunity In Washington Ranch Wildfire Suit
• Wachtell, Goodwin Steer Kimco's $2.3B RPT Realty Buy
• Landfill Can't Delay Trial In Toxic Fumes Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Conn. Panel Upholds Arbiter's Liquidated Damages Ruling
• Insurers Settle Defense Row Over Cockroach-Ridden Complex
• Negotiating Material Escalation In Construction Contracts
• HOA Claims Barred In Property Dispute, Wis. Tribe Says
• 'Cop City' Construction Must Stop, Ga. River Group Says
• NYC Property Owner's Bad Faith Claim Is False, Insurer Says
• Attys Seek $19M In Fees After Win In Mortgage Servicer's Suit
• Calif. Protected Species Law Changes: Real Fix Or Red Tape?
• IRS Floats First-Ever Broker Rules For Digital Asset Sales
• More States Should Join Effort To Close Legal Services Gap
• Ga. Appeals Court Affirms Toss Of Porch Railing Injury Suit
• Property Management Co. Settles $1M Theft Coverage Dispute
• Pa. Court Orders Dissolution Of Failed Medical Pot Co.
• Georgia Woman Drops CWA Suit Over Rivian Site Work
• Texas Appeals Court Reverses Course On Negligence Suit
• Landlords Should Prep As WeWork Faces Potential Ch. 11
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Maui Sues Hawaiian Electric Co. Over Deadly Wildfire Damage
• Colorado Panel Backs Builder's Airport Property Suit Notice
• Investors Push For Ch. 11 As Cases Mount For House-Flippers
• Real Estate Rumors: Williams Magnolia, CBRE, PacLife
• Scalia Professor Tapped To Scrutinize Disney's Fla. 'Kingdom'
• Landowners Take Mountain Valley Pipeline Fight To 4th Circ.
• Identifying Trends And Tips In Litigation Financing Disclosure
• PHH Mortgage Settles Convenience Fees Class Action
• Enviro Groups Ask To Halt BLM's Nev. Tree-Removal Plan
• Colo. Co. Fights Law Firm's Dismissal From Insurance Dispute
• Pomerantz, Other Firms Get $3.5M In CBL Shareholder Suit
• Armstrong Teasdale Grows Litigation Practice In Utah, Calif.
• Chubb Overcharge Suit Better Fit For Calif., NJ Judge Says
• Green Groups' Challenge To EPA-Fla. Water Handoff Trimmed
• Renters Drop Apartment Owners From Philly Lead Testing Suit
• Sullivan & Cromwell Reps Subway On Sale To Roark Capital
• NAR Subscriber's Suit Like Axed Privacy Case, Judge Says
• US Gets Ukrainian Money Laundering Suit Stayed
• Navajo Say Recent High Court Rulings Back Relocation Suit
• SF, Advocates Spar Over Homeless Removal Ban At 9th Circ.
• Insurer Not Obligated To Defend Ala. Termite Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Penzance, United Group, Nationwide
• Philly Developer Sues Grocer Giant Over Store Lease Dispute
• Gas Co. Must Face W.Va. 'Well Bashing' Suit
• Judge Tosses $1B REIT Merger Suit After 7-Year Wait
• Key Drivers Behind Widespread Adoption Of NAV Financing
• Split SEC Overhauls Rules Governing Private Funds
• Ga. County Says Rivian Plant Zoning Challenge Can't Stand
• NJ Casinos Accused Of Inflating Hotel Room Rates
• NYSE Moves To Delist 'Abnormally Low' WeWork Warrants
• Fed Fines Regions Bank $3M For Flood Insurance Practices
• Investors, Pot Scammer's Father Settle Ahead Of Trial's Close
• Congo Says $1B Award Enforcement Suit Must Be Tossed
• Biden Administration ESA Rules Spark Comment Fireworks
• Vermont Ends EB-5 Visa Ski Resort Fraud Claims For $16.5M
• 8 Military Sites Added To CFIUS Real Estate Review List
• SEC Fines Adviser Over Payments To Social Media Influencers
• Insurer Owes $545K In Ian Damages, Fla. Condo Says
• Conn. Ruling Highlights Keys To Certificate-Of-Need Appeals
• NJ City Says Rehab Owes $2.5M For Breaching Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: Taurus, Midwest Industrial, Deutsche
• Nomura To Pay $35M In DOJ Deal To Avoid RMBS Prosecution
• NJ Firm Aims To 'Tar And Feather' Former Execs, Court Told
• NYC Urges Justices To Pass On Rent Laws Appeal
• Atlanta Asks 11th Circ. To Limit 'Cop City' Referendum Bid
• Dilworth Paxson Adding Up To 20 Schnader Harrison Attys
• Mich. Atty Gets 18 Months In Prison For $2.6M Tax Fraud
• Watchdog Says EPA Leaves Gaps On Cumulative Impacts
• Lender's Malpractice Suit Doesn't 'Connect The Dots'
• Parker Poe Adds Ex-Katten Real Estate Pro In Charlotte
• Tenant At Old Boston Globe Site Owes $5M, Contractor Says
• Cullen And Dykman Adds Brody O'Connor Construction Atty
• 4th Circ. Revives 'Law School Exam'-Worthy FCRA Suit
• Timeshare Co. Wants $1.5M From Timeshare Exit Firm, Attys
• China's US Farm Titles Grow As National Security Concern
• BofA Whistleblower Suit Should Be Tossed, Judge Says
• Justices Won't Let Red States Join CFPB Funding Fight
• Zillow Falsely Labeled Brokerage's Listings, Judge Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Margaritaville, Eco Stone, Olympus
• Pa. Condo Group, Builders Settle $2.5M Arbitral Award Fight
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Elrod On 'Jury Duty'
• Fla. Property Law Appeal May Hinge On 100-Year-Old Decision
• Pa. Attorney Settles Rent Dispute To Clear Contempt Charge
• Clark Hill Expands Ireland Ops With Dublin Firm Merger
• Lions Club Must Arbitrate $1.3M Hurricane Ida Claim
• Pickleball Makes Waves In Fla. Real Estate, With Risks In Play
• Insurer Ordered To Defend Apartment Co. In Tenant Suit
• Colo. Justices Won't Touch Property Tax Measure Before Nov.
• Insurer Says Co. Owes $1.2M Over Damaged Generator
• 5th Circ. Upholds La. Bankruptcy Court's 'Contradictory' Order
• Lender Says Atlantic City Mortgage Row Duplicates NY Suit
• The Biggest Texas Rulings Of 2023: Midyear Report
• NC Court Frees Smithfield From Suit Over Hog Waste
• New Disney Counterclaim Seeks Control Of Florida Resort Site
• NJ County Ordered To Record Orsted Wind Farm Easements
• SPACs Seek Overseas Targets As Domestic Options Shrink
• Property Rights Group Challenges Wash. City Tenant Laws
• Miss. Residents Stick To Jackson Water Contamination Claims
• Beware Unique Compliance Risks In Home Equity Lending
• 4 Business-Building Strategies For Introvert Attorneys
• 1st Circ. Vacates Insurer's Win In Arson Coverage Suit
• Ga. Officials Laud Bond Approval For Challenged Rivian Plant
• Loeb Leads Real Estate-Focused SPAC In Curtailed $75M IPO
• Texas House Docs Show AG Staff Concerns About Nate Paul
• NJ Firm Says Former Execs' Home In Play In Embezzlement Suit
• Investor Drops Suit Over TD Bank Client's Ponzi Scheme
• Susan Sarandon Says Contractor Botched $2M Vt. Home
• Insurer Ordered To Continue Ga. Murder Coverage Case
• WeWork Launches Reverse Stock Split For NYSE Compliance
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Evergrande Seeks US Recognition For Chinese Reorg
• 6th Circ. Revives Deadly $82M Wildfire Damage Suit
• Investor In Marriott Hotel Near Dallas Sues Over Its Sale
• Maui Wildfire Litigation Could Be 'A Case Of Epic Proportions'
• Settlement Reached With Insurer Over NY Asbestos Injury Suit
• CFPB Fines Mortgage, Real Estate Firms for Illegal Kickbacks
• Tesla Solar Roof Buyers Can't Get OK Yet On $6M Deal
• NC Tenants Win $880K In Eviction Fee Class Action
• 9th Circ. Affirms $8.4M Penalty For Timeshare Tax Shelter
• Astros ADA Seating, Service Dog Policy Suit Off To Mediation
• New AI Lending Tech Could Exacerbate Old Bias Risks
• La. Agency Asks Justices To Review Flood Damage Ruling
• Real Estate Rumors: Sawyer, Presidio Bay, Walker & Dunlop
• What Calif. Pot Permit Ruling Means For Enviro Compliance
• NJ Panel Backs Law Firm Wins In Shopping Center Sale Fight
• Atty Sues Pittsburgh Judge Who Jailed Him For Contempt
• Reclusive Artist's Estate Beats Unclean Hands Defense
• McDermott Expands Real Estate Practice With Ex-Weil Trio
• DC Construction Co. Founder Seeks Atty DQ In Firing Spat
• 3 Ways Justices' Disclosure Defenses Miss The Ethical Point
• Snell & Wilmer Appoints 23-Year Vet As Denver Office Lead
• Rare Reg A+ Fines Reflect New Era Of SEC Enforcement
• 1st Circ. Says Insurer Off Hook In Nonprofit's Fight With Univ.
• NY Law Firms Can't Block Tribal Court Fee Fight, Judge Says
• New Jersey Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2023
• Fla. Board Urges Court To Void Disney 'Backroom' Land Deals
• Pot 'Super Center' Says Lessor Lied About Power Supply
• Factors To Consider When Structuring Data Center Contracts
• Court Allows Fla. Law Limiting Foreign Property Ownership
• Texas House Details Paxton's 'Bizarre' Ties With Investor
• Ex-Anaheim Mayor Inks Plea Deal After Angel Stadium Probe
• NYC Zoning Rules Slow Rockefeller Center Hotel's Course
• Zillow, NAR Escape Real Estate Brokerage's Antitrust Claims
• Seattle Red Roof Inn Wants Sex Trafficking Suit Tossed
• Insurers Fail To Force Hurricane Damage Suit Into Arbitration
• Texas Rail Commissioner Wants Offshore Wind Sale Blocked
• NC County Urges State Justices To Skip Fee Refund Issue
• Wisconsin Tribe Scores Win In Federal Road Closure Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Capital One, Reuben Brothers, Joe Jonas
• CFPB's Redlining Suit Should Be Left For Dead, 7th Circ. Told
• Chamber Tells Justices Whistleblowers Must Prove Retaliation
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Illinois County's BofA Lending Row
• Title Insurer Must Face Abutter's Rights Dispute, Judge Says
• Pa. Airport Says Security Trumps Airmall's Tenant Rights
• Rethinking Mich. Slip-And-Fall Defense After Top Court Ruling
• Convicted Atty's Cape Cod House Is Forfeitable, Judge Rules
• Mass. High Court Says Property Owner Not Liable In Murder
• Real Estate Co. Gets Race Bias Dispute Sent To Arbitration
• 6th Circ. OKs Disbarred Atty's 3-Yr. Sentence For Tax Evasion
• Subchapter V Eligibility Ruling Raises Uncertainty For Tenants
• Parents File Civil Rights Suit Over NC Pool Altercation
• Texas Judge Won't Halt Park Restoration Over Tribal Concerns
• FHFA Wants No Interest In Fannie, Freddie Backers $612M Win
• Real Estate Rumors: Madison Realty, Resia, Carlyle
• SEC Fines Pa. Bank, Ex-CFO For Flawed Debt Accounting
• NJ Panel Backs Insurer In Condo Complex Fire Coverage Fight
• 7th Circ. Sends Experian Back To Court In FCRA Suit
• Federal Court Again Delays Conn. Tribe's Recognition Suit
• St. Louis Landlord Defends Leak Coverage Suit
• Exxon Mobil Sued Over Seattle Gas Station Cleanup Costs
• Historic Conn. Soda Shop Accused Of Entering Into Bad Lease
• Parsing Tax Implications Of NYC Office Leasing Transactions
• Phoenix Suns Owner Says Antitrust Suit Is 'Litigation Theater'
• Insurers Say $7M Hurricane Damage Claim Must Be Arbitrated
• Convicted REIT Execs Want Full 5th Circ. To Revisit Verdict
• Disney-DeSantis Battle May Breathe Life Into Contract Clause
• Insurer, HOA Settle Coverage Suit Over Hidden Water Damage
• Developer LatAm Seeks US Listing Via $578M SPAC Deal
• 6 Firms For CBL Mall Shareholders Seek $3.5M In Fees
• Appraiser Charged In $1.3B Easement Scheme Seeks Mistrial
• Ohio Panel Undoes Norfolk Southern's Land Ownership Win
• Detroit Bars In Zoning Suit Say Parking Loss Injures Them
• AIG Unit Needn't Cover Property Manager In Breach Suit
• 'Nuisance' Ohio Gas Station Can Fight Shutdown Order
• Dallas Wants Out Of Landlords' Mandatory Inspection Suit
• Descendants Fight Sanctions Ask In Hotel Burial Site Suit
• Final 'Buy America' Guidance For Infrastructure Is Here
• Real Estate Rumors: Sterling, Tom Ford, Clipper Realty
• Real Estate Co. Settles Fired Jehovah's Witness' Bias Suit
• Hawaiian Electric Utility Sparked Deadly Blaze, Suit Says
• Eaton Corp. Hit With Circuit Breaker Class Action In Ga.
• 11th Circ. Says Mogul's Bankruptcy Win Doesn't Get Atty Fees
• Travelers, Food Co. Agree To End Rain Damage Suit Again
• Atlanta Can't Weaken 'Cop City' Signature Collection Effort
• Judge Won't Nix Plumbing Biz Owner's $2.4M FBAR Case
• Fannie, Freddie Shareholders Awarded $612M In Retrial
• Morgan Lewis Adds Another Ex-Stroock Atty To NY Office
• UBS To Pay $1.4B To Settle Feds' RMBS Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• DC Circ. Nixes States' Challenge To EPA Lead Rule Delay
• Utah Can't Reverse Biden's Monument Decisions, Judge Says
• CoStar Sees Claim Cut In Contract Fight With Ex-Licensee
• 8th Circ. Affirms Architecture Co.'s Copyright Loss
• EPA Focus On Lead Could Heighten Private Litigation Risk
• 6th Circ. Upholds Mich. City's Billboard Rule, Splits On Why
• Caregiver Flexibility Is Crucial For Atty Engagement, Retention
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Miami Official Told To Pay $2.6M In Fees From Retaliation Suit
• Arbitration Clauses Guide Crop Damage Fights, 8th Circ. Says
• Drop Denver Law Firm From Hail Coverage Suit, Judge Says
• Gov't Claims Fannie, Freddie Profit Sweep Was Crucial
• Zimbabwe Can't Duck Enforcement Fight Over $440M Awards
• Pot Retailer Challenges Ex-Boston City Councilor's Permit
• Animal Groups Tell Justices To Keep NC 'Ag Gag' Law Buried
• Colo. Panel Sides With Local Tax Officials In RV Park Appeal
• Fla. Judge Tosses Cuban Property Confiscation Suit
• Insurer Must Face Condo's Unreasonable Delay Claim
• AI Road Ahead Is Promising For Cautious Fintechs
• Ga. City Unleashed Flood On Paving Co. Property, Suit Says
• States Say OK Of Pa.-NJ Pipeline Work Undermines State Law
• Judge Certifies Class Of Mortgage Borrowers In Fee Suit
• 6th Circ. Backs Ax Of Atty's 'Confusing' Housing Project Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: White Oak, Port Of Seattle, Spear Street
• Mortgage Co. Made Staff Attend Unpaid Meetings, Suit Says
• Real Estate Finance Trio Joins Blank Rome In Chicago
• Cash-Out Suit Over Washington Prime Merger Survives In Del.
• Orsted Used Wrong Rule In NJ Wind Farm Spat, Court Told
• 4th Circ. Affirms Developer Owes $48M In 'Dewberry' TM Row
• Ga. Construction Biz Can't Revive $10M COVID Coverage Case
• La. Enviro Department Immune From Claims In Pollution Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Longfellow, Urban Edge, Related
• Winner Crowned In REIT Battle For Mortgage Trust Merger
• Texas Enviro Panel Tells 5th Circ. New Pollution Tech Untested
• Texas Developer Asks 6th Circ. To Revive Malpractice Suit
• Calif. Atty, Husband Denied New Trial In Tax Crimes Suit
• Ruling Affirms Drillers' Right To Choose Methods In Colo.
• Ga. Restaurant Co. Settles $14M Broker Negligence Case
• Nelson Mullins Adds Morris Manning Corporate Pro In Atlanta
• Judge OKs $6.1M Paycheck For Counsel In Zillow Suit
• ND Judge Says Tribal Landowners Can't Join Pipeline Fight
• Flaster Greenberg Adds RE, Corporate Atty In Philly
• 7th Circ. Pans Suit By Student Suspended For COVID-19 Party
• FERC Prods DC Circ. To Affirm Vacated Call In Pipeline Suit
• DOL's New Wage Rule With Extra Liabilities May See Lawsuits
• Ex-FHFA Director Differs Testimony In Fannie, Freddie Retrial
• Wisconsin Town Wants Roads Back On Tribal Funding List
• HOA, Insurer Settle $1.2M Storm Damage Coverage Dispute
• 9th Circ. Won't Alter Penalties For J-M Pipe Co.'s False Claims
• Judge Sides With Canadian Co. In Mich. Sand Mine Dispute
• Co. Secures $27.4M Trial Win For Apt. Complex Fire Damage
• Feds' New EB-5 Center Approval Rule Likely To Stand
• Airbnb Case Against NYC Short-Term Rental Law Gets Tossed
• In-Office Engagement Is Essential To Associate Development
• Real Estate Rumors: Bret Baier, Oro Capital, Ackerman
• FEMA Seeks Toss Of States' Suit Over Flood Insurance Pricing
• Shifts In The CRE Landscape Demand Creative Loan Solutions
• Baker Botts Picks Up 2 Veterans Of Sidley's IA Team
• Trends Emerge In High Court's Criminal Law Decisions
• Philippine Real Estate Firm Eyes SPAC Merger For Hotel Unit
• Womble Adds Real Estate Pro From EPGR Lawyers In Calif.
• DOL Finalizes Wage Calculations For Construction Industry
• Seattle Attorneys Reject Ex-Client's Botched Arbitration Claim
• Drone Surveillance Ruling Is 'Toothless,' Mich. Justices Told
• Architect Tells 1st Circ. Casino Bribe Case Lacked Proof
• Oregon Judge Tosses National Forest Logging Plan Suit
• Fla. Atty Admits To RE Fraud Scheme, To Pay Victims $7.5M
• NH Ski Resort Investor Fights To Keep EB-5 Center Suit Alive
• Fair Housing Group Appeals CoreLogic Screening Tool Ruling
• Real Estate Rumors: Coby White, PNC Bank, Arriba Capital
• Developer Says Insurer Misconstrues Construction Defect Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NYC Sidewalk Obligations Must Go Beyond Construction
• NC Lawyer Liable For Stolen Client Money, Trustee Says
• Zillow Can't Nix False Advertising Claims From Antitrust Suit
• Health Care REIT Defends Merger As Much-Needed Lifeline
• Insurer Owes $5.8M In Mold Coverage Dispute, Jury Says
• T-Mobile Misclassified Real Estate Atty Due To Bias, Suit Says
• Energy Co.'s Suit Over Lease Transfers Must Fail, Feds Say
• FTC To Drop Injunction Of $11.7B ICE, Black Knight Deal
• Panel Revives Grocer's Silent Fraud Claim Against Hospital
• Attys Predict Slip-And-Fall Influx After Mich. Top Court Ruling
• NYC Makes Outdoor Dining Permanent — Except In Winter
• The Biggest Enviro Cases To Watch In 2023: Midyear Report
• Property Owners Denied Class Cert. In La. Pollution Suit
• Durst Org. Brings Akin, BofA Sublease Fight To Court
• Groups Move To Drop Washington Energy Code Suit
• Fla. Resort's $46M Hurricane Claim Sent To Arbitration
• Atlanta Braves Revenue Up After Separation Into Public Biz
• Trump Org. Monitor Flags 'Incomplete' Disclosures To Lenders
• NYC Developer Moving Forward With Ch. 11 Sale Plans
• Law Firm Falsely Accused Defendants Of Arson, Suit Claims
• Insurer Scores Partial Win In $28M Texas Freeze Suit
• Buckle Up: Trump Braces For Chaotic Legal, Election Calendar
• 5 Quick Takeaways From Feds' New Bank Capital Proposals
• How To Recognize And Recover From Lawyer Loneliness
• Why All Eyes Are On Florida's Affordable Housing Reform
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Chinese Investors Get Final OK Of EB-5 Deal In Fla. Mall Suit
• Ex-Officials, Business Group Take Disney's Side In Fla. Suit
• Wash. High Court Bars Landowners' Suit Over Dam Floods
• Bribery Alleged In Del. Suit Over $2.6B Manila Casino SPAC
• OCC Dings NJ Bank On Lending Exam Over Alleged Redlining
• 9th Circ. Restarts Builder's Suit Over Allegedly Hidden Assets
• Payment Processor To Pay States Another $20M For Test Error
• Greenberg Traurig Attys Face DQ Bid In Ariz. Real Estate Spat
• Ohio Last Resort Insurer Is Public Office, Justices Say
• River Group Blames Creek Pollution On Atlanta's 'Cop City'
• Insurer Owes Sugar Co. $3.5M After Fee Cut In Emissions Suit
• A Smoother Process For CRE Receiverships In Conn.
• REIT Fights To Salvage Merger From Competing Bid
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Should Be Mandatory
• Mich. Gov. Makes Push To Accelerate State Permit Reviews
• Recalling USWNT's Legal PR Playbook Amid World Cup Bid
• What Came Of Texas Legislature's Long-Promised Tax Relief
• NYC Woman Sues Over Hell's Kitchen Crane Collapse
• DC Atty Suspended 6 Months For Falsifying Real Estate Docs
• Shell Calls Landowners' Atty Sanction Bid 'Hyperbole'
• Pa. Developer Slams 'Nonsense' Malpractice Dismiss Bid
• Chinese Investors Say It's Best To Nix EB-5 Condo Project Suit
• Rental Co. Drops Claims Rival Signed Up To Steal Landlords
• EJF Capital Secures $167M For 2nd Opportunity Zone Fund
• NYC Building Investor Hits Ch. 11 In Del. With $226M Debt
• Wash. Developer Sued Over Road Costs After Toll Bros. Deal
• 3 Firms Vie To Lead Funko Investors' Warehouse Move Suit
• Victim Says Hotel Cos. Should Face Trafficking Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: Keller Williams, SC, Silverstein
• What Attys Should Know 6 Mos. After Ohio Train Derailment
• Nonprofit Execs Can't Nix RICO Charge After Bribery Acquittal
• CRE Guidance Helps Lenders Work With Struggling Borrowers
• Alaska's Attorney General Seeks End To Land Trust Dispute
• NC Judge Sinks Unlawful Eviction Fee Suit Against Landlord
• Couple Score Victory In Austin Short-Term Rental Row
• 8th Circ. Denies Realty Co.'s Arbitration Bid In Antitrust Suit
• Investor Says It Had No Part In RICO Solar Panel Scheme
• Ga., Local Agency Can Join $5B Rivian Plant Zoning Fight
• Jury Must Hear Insurer's Fire Damage Subrogation Suit
• Stinson Expands Tampa Shop With Greenspoon Marder Attys
• Judge Won't Toss Claimed Church Leader's $1M Tax Case
• Wells Fargo Wants Rate-Lock Extension Fee Suit Tossed
• UK Regulator Digs Into $7.9B Cameco, Brookfield Deal
• Jury Charge Flub Brings New Trial In $4M Condo Repair Fight
• DEI Programs Abolished At Former Disney Tax District In Fla.
• States, Industry Growing Into New Clean Water Act Reality
• Univ. Of Wash. Sends COVID Insurance Issue To State Court
• HSBC Faces HUD Fair Lending Probe Tied To 6 Metro Areas
• Texas Oil Export Terminal Fight Is Warranted, 5th Circ. Told
• Looking Behind The Curtain Of Residential Transition Loans
• Couple Says Ex-Pet Chain Owner Gave Bad Data In Ch. 11 Buy
• Developer Gets 65 Months For $30M Investor Fraud Schemes
• Ga. Mobile Home Park Hit With $31M Verdict In Shooting Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Score, Apartment Income REIT, Five Star
• Fox Rothschild Expands Philadelphia Office With 3 Partners
• 5th Circ. Rules Insurer May Owe On Pollution Settlement
• Businessman Drops Meister Seelig Suit Over $30M Loan
• DC Circ. Zaps Challenge To FERC Approval Of Grid Plan
• Jushi Seeks Toss Of Small-Town Pot Antitrust Suit
• Saul Ewing Inks Combination With 50-Lawyer Calif. Law Firm