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Real Estate - October, 2023

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• Adjuster Wants Out Of Apartment's Ida Damage Coverage Suit
• Bankers Doubted Trump's $1B Buffalo Bills Bid, Court Hears
• HOA Has No Stake In $4M Takings Deal, NC Justices Told
• Wash. Judges Affirm Ban On Unpermitted Vacation Rentals
• Va. Landowners Want Verdict Reinstated Against Pipeline Co.
• MSG Can Ban Attys As It's Not 'Public,' Appeals Panel Hears
• $135M Jury Verdict Winners Seek To Undo Drastic Reduction
• Texas Church's $1.3M Storm Damage Suit Gets Trimmed
• Vegas Property Owner In $14M Loan Dispute Declares Ch. 11
• Real Estate Rumors: Planet Fitness, JPMorgan, Bank OZK
• Breaking Ground On Brownfields — The Series
• 10th Circ. Urged To Reverse Biden's Monument Decisions
• 1st Tax Easement Convictions Will Likely Embolden DOJ, IRS
• Strip Club, Insurer Drop Fire Coverage Dispute
• Jury Hits Realtors With $1.8B Verdict Over Commission Rule
• NJ Panel Backs Chubb Unit's Win In Condo Damage Suit
• Solar Tech Lender Hits Ch. 11 With Prepack Sale Plan
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 20 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Disney Fights DeSantis' Dismissal Bid In Free Speech Suit
• Sculptor Capital Stockholders Blast Board's Del. Suit Exit
• ESG Around The World: The UK
• Fla. Man Can't Escape Feds' Houseboat Obstruction Suit
• Old Hospital Can Become Rehab Center Without New Permit
• Unit Exclusion Too Vague To Bar Coverage, Contractor Says
• NJ Companies In Fight Over Dismantled Hudson River Marina
• Feds Seek DC Circ.'s Blessing For Port Expansion Project
• Tips For Litigating Against Pro Se Parties In Complex Disputes
• MVP: Weil's Evan Levy
• 3 Firms Guide REIT Megadeals Totaling $30B-Plus In Value
• Cleveland Firm Must Face RE Developer's Malpractice Suit
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 19 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Delta Can't Get Early Win In Jet Fuel Dumping Class Action
• Texas High Court Urged To Review Royalty Fraction Row
• UPDATE: Developer Behind Kansas City Fed Building Who Sued Investors Withdraws Suit
• AIG Unit Says Condo Broke Fla. Notice Law With $7M Suit
• Are Justices Split 3-3-3? New Term Is Already Offering Clues
• Ga. Panel Says Anti-SLAPP Law Dooms Nightclub's Deck Suit
• Feds Escape Energy Co.'s ND Drilling Rights Suit For Now
• Ivanka Trump Ordered To Testify In NY Fraud Trial
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Irish Developer's €18M Clawback Verdict
• Feds Must Rethink Oregon Grazing Plan, 9th Circ. Rules
• Ga. Court Says Apartment's Appraisal Method Rightly Denied
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Wash. COVID Eviction Ban Challenges
• Hilton Tries To Escape New York Trafficking Suit
• Rithm's New $719.8M Sculptor Deal Includes Investor Sign-Off
• NC High Court Snapshot: DA Fights DQ In Cyberstalking Case
• Timeshare Exit Marketer Ordered To Pay $100K For False Ads
• Cannabis Atty Convicted In Plot To Bribe Mass. Police Chief
• Insurer Wrongfully Withheld Labor Costs, Ariz. Resident Says
• Compliance Primer: Foreign Investment In US Real Property
• Benesch Adds Levin Ginsburg Partner In Chicago
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• MVP: Skadden's Nancy Olson
• Off The Bench: Baylor Pays, NHL Betting Penalty, NLRB-NCAA
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 18 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• AG Presses Morgan Lewis Atty For Details At Trump Trial
• DC Judge Mulls Mediation For $47M Award Against Mexico
• Texas Justices Weigh Public Adjuster Laws In Speech Suit
• Ga. Power Plant Cos. Settle Neighbors' Noise Cases
• Chicago Sued Over New Migrant Shelter For Asylum-Seekers
• Real Estate Rumors: OZK, Sarasota Pickleball, Ashkenazy
• Judge Invokes Shakespeare In Fight Over Texas Park
• Pa. Court Inks $15M Judgment Against Defunct Cannabis Co.
• Condo's Neglect Caused Transformer Fire, Insurer Says
• Chubb Unit, NYC Homeowner Hit Settlement Snag In $3M Suit
• MVP: Kirkland's David Rosenberg
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 17 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Fla. County Says Private Beaches Must Allow 'Customary Use'
• Judge Nixes Mistrial Request In NAR Commission-Fixing Suit
• Vegas Strip Hotels Temporarily Beat Price-Fixing Claims
• Judge Says His JPMorgan Shares Won't Affect Mall Debt Suit
• BIA Says Wis. Town Can't Fight Road Fund Eligibility Changes
• 7th Circ. Blasts USPS Win In Suit Asking For Post Office Ramp
• 3 Ex-Execs Look To Ditch Truist Unit's Poaching Suit In NC
• Alaska Can't Prove Law Bars Trust In Land Dispute, Tribes Say
• Georgia Judge Freezes Accounts Used In Real Estate Scheme
• La. Property Owners Say Insurers Underestimated Ida Damage
• SF Not Complying With Calif. Housing Laws, State Says
• 2nd Circ. Says Insurer Can't Nix NY Couple's Policy
• Feds Amend Colorado River Plan To Add States' Water Pact
• FBI Informant Lied To Nab Atty In Pot Bribe Sting, Jury Hears
• Texas Justices Told Lender's Docs Leave Borrowers In 'Limbo'
• Judge Sends Calif. Restaurant's $4M Coverage Case To Trial
• Fannie, Freddie Investors Keep Interest For $299M Jury Win
• How CRE Loans Would Shift Under New Bank Capital Rules
• Zurich May Attempt To Recoup $3M From Subcontractor
• Ariz. Court OKs Power Co.'s Tax Value Depreciation Claim
• Union Pacific Says Atty's Status Requires Allen Matkins DQ
• Pro Bono Work Is Powerful Self-Help For Attorneys
• Trump Fined $10K For Again Violating Gag Order In NY Trial
• MVP: Kasowitz's Paul M. 'Tad' O'Connor III
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 16 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Michael Cohen Testifies Trump Ordered Bogus Net Worth Hike
• Judge Orders Kwok Mansion Inventoried After Items 'Looted'
• GOP Says Zoning Regs To Blame For Unaffordable Housing
• Transco Defends FERC's Approval Of Pipeline Expansion
• NC Company Overvalued Forest Carbon Offset, Buyer Alleges
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Sell Lease To Hobby Lobby For $2.1M
• 8th Circ. Denies Zurich's Review Bid In Casino Virus Suit
• $135M Verdict Slashed To $5M In Ga. Solar Farm Fight
• Rebuilding The Construction Industry With AI
• Real Estate Rumors: Prudential, Jennifer Lopez, Roger
• Ohio Justices To Review Cutoff For School Board Tax Appeals
• Atty Offered Cash For 'Edge' In Pot Shop Bid, Jury Hears
• Mass. Tax Board Affirms $1.5M Valuation Of Boston Duplex
• Judge Restarts Mich. Homeowner's Seized Property Suit
• Playing In A Rock Cover Band Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Foreign Agent Charges Turn Up Heat On Menendez And Allies
• Fla. Immigration Atty Eyes Ax Of Some EB-5 Scam Claims
• Florida Law Firm, Insurer Drop Termite Coverage Row
• MVP: Hogan Lovells' Scott Campbell
• Regulators' Community Lending Overhaul Crosses Finish Line
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 15 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Late Argentine Soccer Star's Ex-Wife Wins Asset Battle
• CFPB Official Says Ending Lending Bias Will Take More Action
• Austin, Boston Area Cash Home Sales Join FinCEN Watch List
• RealPage Says AIG Unit Can't Claim Recovered Funds
• Texas House Bill Aims To Abolish Property Taxes By 2029
• Texas Grid Law Is Unconstitutional, SG Tells Justices
• Zimbabwe Appeal In $440M Award Suits Will Proceed
• 11th Circ. Says Appraisal Order In Irma Case Not Appealable
• Industry Groups Lose Bid To Fight Water Rule In ND Court
• Willkie Partner Sues Conn. Atty Over Talks With NY Post
• AI-Focused Real Estate Firm Goes Public Via Direct Listing
• Atty Tells Jury Pot Bribe Case Is FBI-Backed 'Shakedown'
• Calif. Walmart Affirmed As Properly Valued At $18M
• Va. Homeowners Too Late To Stop Pipeline, Developer Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Espinosa On 'Lincoln Lawyer'
• Brooklyn Atty Says Faegre Drinker Can't Pin Claims On Him
• Calif. GHG Disclosure Law Will Affect Companies Worldwide
• Ga. City Countersuit Pins Flooding Blame On Paving Co.
• MVP: Cadwalader's Bonnie A. Neuman
• Disney Contracts Were Invalid To Begin With, Fla. Board Says
• Allen Matkins Says Ex-Atty's Role Shouldn't DQ Firm
• Ex-Loan Officer Sentenced To 12 Years For Bank Fraud, Arson
• Housing Groups Can't Halt Chicago Soccer Club's Land Lease
• Hospitality Lender Asks 11th Circ. To Uphold $8.7M Award
• No Need To Block Pipeline Construction, FERC Tells DC Circ.
• Market Headwinds And Geopolitical Risks Muddle IPO Plans
• Nev. Judge Refuses To Halt South Spring Valley Project
• Businessman Seeks Atty Fees In Del. After Judge Trims Award
• Treasury Seeks Input On Rules For Energy Credit Transfers
• Pa. Hospital Sale Plan Halts AG's Fight To Stop Closure
• Michigan Slams COVID Payback Bid By Restaurants, Gym
• Adler & Stachenfeld Hires Ex-Stroock Atty To Lead Land Use
• Arbitrator Misconduct Sinks $10M Nursing Home Sale Award
• DC Circ. Judge Suggests Jury Might Rule On Atty Metro Death
• Insurer Wants ​​​​​​​Legionnaires' Coverage Suit Kept In Fed. Court
• Womble Bond Adds Real Estate Trio In North Carolina
• La. Housing Pool Seeks Hurricane Coverage Extension
• Trump Fined $5K For 'Blatant' Violation Of NY Gag Order
• What Retail Landlords Must Know About Permitted Transfers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 14 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• NY AG Says Trump Trial Docs Missing As Sidebar Row Ensues
• Proactive Measures While NY Foreclosure Law Is In Limbo
• Real Estate Rumors: Garnett Station, Bret Baier, Greystone
• Calif. Judge Trims AmGuard COVID Premium Payment Suit
• NYC Agrees To Avoid 'War Of Legal Papers' On Migrant Shelter
• Newman Suspension Shows Need For Judicial Reform
• Pot Cultivator Suing NFL Players Owes $40M, Landlord Says
• LIVE COVERAGE: Day 13 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Calif. Embraces Bold New Climate, Consumer, Labor Laws
• Ex-Bush Assistant Press Sec. Accused Of $10M Extortion Plot
• Colo. Justices Weigh Impacts Of Prejudice Rule In Hail Claims
• NY Court Worker Arrested For Approaching Trump During Trial
• FBI Agent, Developer Sentenced To Prison In Property Scheme
• Wash. Appeals Court Upholds County's Short-Term Rental Reg
• Condo Leans On Unvetted Experts For Another Shot At Soot Suit
• Judge Says 'Ugliest House' TM Lawsuit Is Right At Home
• Florida Defends State Water Permitting Program
• House Dems Pitch Bill To Establish Wetland Protections
• NC City Tells Panel Fees For 'Wet Pipes' Were Legal
• EB-5 Investors Can't Hit TD Bank In Settlement Collection Bid
• No Conflict For Justices To Review, Calif. Sober Homes Say
• Town Had No Grounds To Bail On Mill Project, NC Panel Told
• EB-5 Investment Period Clarification Raises More Questions
• Mich. Justice Asks If Google Earth Has Shifted Privacy Norms
• Wash. Judge Says Homebuilder's Coverage Claim Untimely
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 12 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Trump Rips AG's Fraud Claims, Says He Lowballed His Wealth
• HP Laptop Battery Or Arson? Insurer's Expert Not Sure At Trial
• Conn. Supreme Court Snapshot: Pensions, Vaccines Top Oct.
• Mich. Top Court To Decide If Drone Searches Invade Privacy
• Chancery Tosses Developer's Suit Over Verizon's Texas Land
• How NY Residential Property Condition Disclosure Is Shifting
• Colo. Event Co. Denies Liability For 'Nightmare' Wedding
• Payment Firm ACI Settles With States After $2.3B Testing Error
• CoStar Rival Defends 9th Circ. Appeal Of Counterclaims
• Ex-Atlanta Atty Cops To Stealing Millions From Clients
• Real Estate Rumors: Värde Partners, Trinity Capital, Osso
• Sterigenics To Pay $35M To End Atlanta Suits Ahead Of Trial
• Energy Co. Takes Old Drilling Rights Fight To 6th Circ.
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 11 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• DOJ Mulling Statement In RealPage Antitrust Case
• Court Finds Prevailing Wages Owed For All Renovation Work
• Trump To Return To NY Fraud Trial Without Cohen On Stand
• Colo. Atty Disciplined For Secretly Working For Kansas Firm
• Fla. Judge Bars Colo. Couple From Timeshare Exit Industry
• Conn. Atty's Assets Pinned To Client's Overcharge Claims
• Criticism Rolls In On EPA's Water Plan For States And Tribes
• Blackstone Cos. Seek Quick Exit in Rent-To-Own Cost Suit
• ESG Around The World: Japan
• How And Why Your Firm Should Implement Fixed-Fee Billing
• Luxury Resort Co. Not Owed Virus Coverage, NY Justice Says
• Jaspan Schlesinger Atty Settles $12M Malpractice Suit
• 3rd Circ. Shields Mining Co. Docs Pending Ch. 11 Appeal
• Investment Banker Admits Hiding $5.1M From IRS
• Atty Wants Entrapment Defense Kept Open In Bribery Trial
• Justices Won't Review North Carolina Ag-Gag Law
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 10 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Biden Admin Escapes Martha's Vineyard Wind Farm Suit
• 5 Things To Know About Calif.'s New Climate Disclosure Law
• Buchalter Boosts Seattle Office With 3 New Shareholders
• Insurer Says Exclusions Bar Arson Death Coverage
• EPA Backs Indirect Pollution Rule For SoCal Warehouses
• 5th Circ. Revives Challenge To La. Residential Project
• Nevada Justices' Ruling Voids HOA Coverage Dispute Claims
• Calif. Landowners Want Out Of Land Contamination Suit
• A Guide For Landlords Pivoting To Medical Office Buildings
• Dem Lawmakers Urge Expansion Of Nat'l Monument In Calif.
• Attys Can't Contest Rule They Helped Revise, Panel Says
• DOJ Says It's Making Headway On Enviro Justice Strategy
• Judge Trims Timeshare Exit Co. Advertising Class Action
• Pryor Cashman Hires Real Estate Partner in NY
• REIT Doesn't Owe LA Fitness Rent Refund, Panel Says
• Ga. Atty Can't Get Share Of Funds Tied To $120M Studio Sale
• Justices Take Up BofA Escrow Interest Preemption Case
• Conn. Banking Brief: The Notable Compliance Updates In Q3
• Judicial Independence Needs Defense Amid Political Threats
• IRS Proposes Expanding Online Sales Of Seized Property
• 5th Circ. Spurns Freddie, Fannie Shareholders' Challenge
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump's NY Trial Set To Enter Week 3 With His Return Looming
• Real Estate Rumors: Prologis, 27 Capital, Carlyle Group
• Trump To Return To NYC As Fraud Trial Marches On
• Borrowers Get Class Cert. In Mortgage Lender Kickback Suit
• New York State Hit With Suit Over Gas Appliance Ban
• EPA Launches $450M Great Lakes Cleanup Project
• Ga. Panel Orders New Trial In Gifted Property Dispute
• CFPB, DOJ Caution Lenders About Bias Against Immigrants
• Homeowners Urge NC Panel To Nix Short-Term Rental Ban
• Ga. High Court To Review Death Suit Against Home Inspectors
• Court Tosses Realty Co. Suit Over Canceled IRS Contract
• How Law Firms Can Use Account-Based Marketing Strategies
• Mass. Banking Brief: The Notable Compliance Updates In Q3
• 5th Circ. Says Not Paying For Wrecked Home Is Constitutional
• Lowenstein Sandler Grows Real Estate Practice With V&E Trio
• AmeriFirst Wants Kasowitz DQ'd As Ch. 11 Committee Counsel
• EPA's Chief Enforcer Warns PFAS Manufacturers
• Vegas Contractors Get Prison Time For Breaking Clean Air Act
• TransUnion To Pay $23M Over Tenant Screening, Credit Locks
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 8 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• NY Trump Judge Says A Jury Trial Was Never On The Table
• Homeowner Who Lost Coverage Was Negligent, Agent Says
• Contractor Not Covered In Sandy Damage Suit, Insurer Argues
• Oklahoma Tribe Challenges Police Authority On Reservation
• 3 Firms Assist As Goldman Sachs Sells GreenSky
• Brazilian Developer Hid Assets To Evade $20M Debt, Suit Says
• W.Va. Urges 4th Circ. To Uphold Mine Cleanup Suit Win
• NY Co-Ops Must Avoid Pitfalls When Navigating Insurance
• Strategic Succession Planning At Law Firms Is Crucial
• La. Church Sanctioned, Ordered To Prove $4.5M Repair Cost
• Quarles & Brady Lands Fla. RE Ace From Henderson Franklin
• CFPB Sues Freedom Mortgage Claiming Loan Data Violations
• Ohio Atty Suspended After 4 Clients Lose Their Homes
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 7 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Trump Valuation Issues Not Enough To Flag, Ex-Exec Testifies
• Kwok Ch. 11 Trustee Asks To Probe Accounts At 6 New Banks
• Broker Commission Practices Change In Antitrust Settlements
• Newsom Signs Landmark Carbon Disclosure Bill Into Law
• EB-5 Investors Turn Court's Eyes To Failed Project's Ch. 11
• River Group Fights To Keep Ga. 'Cop City' Pollution Suit Alive
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Real Estate Rumors: Gaia, Sterling, Stag Industrial
• Ex-Ohio Pol Gets Prison For Bribery, Attempted Extortion
• Insurance Rulings Continue Expansion Of Appraisal's Ambit
• Ill. Atty Faces 1-Year Suspension Over Property Disputes
• No 'Carte Blanche' For Well Expansion, Pa. Panel Told
• In The CFPB Playbook: The Bureau In The Courts
• Justices Won't Weigh La. River Agency's Liability In Flood Suit
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 6 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Pa. Panel Finds Philly's Assessment Appeals Unconstitutional
• Wells Fargo Fines Were 'Biz As Usual' For Brass, Suit Says
• 11th Circ. Questions $10.3M Insurance Appeal In Building Suit
• AmeriFirst Financial Urges Court To OK Loan Portfolio Sales
• Trump Wins Reprieve For NY Cos., But Can't Stop Fraud Trial
• Deal In The Works For Texas Chemical Fire Row, Parties Say
• Up Next At High Court: Whistleblower Suit, SC Voting Map
• Insurers Want Mandarin Oriental COVID Coverage Suit Tossed
• Ameris Bank Dodges $1.5M Suit Over DC Condo Loan
• Timeshare Co. Renews Injunction Bid In Contract Exit Suit
• Mitchell Gold Converts To Chapter 7 After Lenders Flee
• Nutter Says Boston Landlord Squeezed $1.5M In Extra Rent
• Pimco Seeks Halt To First Guaranty Whistleblower's Claims
• Miami Condo Owners Fight Effort To Shut Down Their Group
• Hodgson Russ Expands In NYC With Real Estate Partner
• IRS Puts Lien On Giuliani's Fla. Condo For $550K Tax Debt
• Starr, La. Strip Mall Settle Hurricane Laura Coverage Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 5 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Chicago Alderman Proposes Cannabis Zoning Rule Change
• Trump's 'Canceled' Cos. Ordered To Report Status, Defaults
• Conn. Tribe Questions BIA Letter Denying It Recognition
• Court Cites Judgment Of Solomon In Tribal Park Use Order
• Realtors Want Commission-Fixing Jury Blind To Settlements
• EB-5 Investors Blew Deadline To Fight NC Fraud Suit Trim
• Mitchell Gold Teeters As Ch. 11 Financing Collapses
• 11th Circ. Urged To Revive $900M Nursing Home Fraud Suit
• Real Estate Broker, Agent Indicted For Alleged $2.25M Fraud
• Calif. Climate Disclosure Bills Promise Challenges For Cos.
• REIT Gets Judgment In Suit Over Botched Water Valves
• No Replacement Cost Coverage For Hail Damage, Judge Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Property Markets Group, PNC, Maxim
• Wyndham Timeshare Poachers Owe $16M, Judge Says
• 1st Circ. Unsure Zurich Is On Safe Ground In Flood Limit Suits
• Maximizing Law Firm Profitability In Uncertain Times
• Ex-Broker Sentenced To 18 Months For $1M PPP Loan Fraud
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 4 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• NY AG Hits Back At Trump's Insults In $250M Fraud Trial
• Ga. High Court To Review $10M Subdivision Fight
• Couple Can't Use Neighbor's Driveway, Georgia Court Rules
• Colorado Renters Say Landlord Charges Unlawful Fees
• Bank Sues Ginnie Mae, HUD Over Reverse Mortgage Rescue
• Hamburg Rubin Adds Partner In Pennsylvania Office
• Fintech Cos. Should Consider Asset-Based Financing For RE
• Insurer Wants Va. Hotel's $1.7M Appraisal Suit Trimmed
• Ga. Cities, Taxpayers Butt Heads Over Refund Suit Class Cert.
• Polsinelli Adds Three-Atty Markets Team From Bradley Arant
• Luxe NYC Condo Developer Says Buyer Has Offered $95.8M
• La. Hotels Reach Deal With Insurer In Hurricane Laura Suit
• Advocacy Group Ends NY Bight Offshore Wind Challenge
• Calif. Co. Drops Law Firm Defamation Suit On Arson Remarks
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 3 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Denied Coverage To Evacuated Unit Owners
• Fla. Eatery Sues Insurer Over Hurricane Ian Damage
• Jackson, Alito Spar Over Burden In CFPB Funding Case
• SF Mayor Asks Justices To Review Homelessness Case
• Seattle-Area Development Sold To Evade Investors, Suit Says
• Calif. Judge Allows Property Sale For Man's $1.8M Tax Bill
• Real Estate Rumors: Trader Joe's, Stockdale, Elite World
• Property Owner Can Get Title Coverage For Failed Sale
• DC's AG Hires Cohen Milstein For RealPage Antitrust Probe
• Zurich Seeks Full 8th Circ. Review In Casino's Virus Suit
• Trump Hit With Gag Order In NY Trial After Post About Clerk
• Behr And Others Will Pay $9M To Ohio Contamination Classes
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 2 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Trump Defiant As He Appears In Court For $250M Fraud Trial
• Construction Co. Defends $7M Trump Condo Seizure Bid
• Judge Urges Trim Of Title Insurance Row Tied To Stolen Funds
• 5th Circ. Ruling Reminds Attys That CBP Can Search Devices
• Justices Won't Review Congress Nixing Water Protection Rule
• Man Gets Prison For Role In $3.3M Home Rental Scheme
• High Court Won't Review $120M Sanctuary Belize Ruling
• ESG Around The World: European Union
• 3 Firms Build $720M Sale of Mortgage Services Business
• Justices Skip NM Property Owners' Tribal Land Swap Dispute
• High Court Will Not Hear New York Rent Law Challenge
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 1 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 171 Attys At 76 Firms