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Real Estate - November, 2023

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• Norfolk Southern Asks Justices To Undo STB Immunity Ruling
• Wash. Judge Tosses Brokerage's Text Blast Coverage Row
• 6th Circ. Says Rehab Co.'s Money Woes Justified Ch. 7 Pivot
• Property Owner Says Insurer Mishandled Windstorm Claims
• EPA Proposes Removing All Lead Pipes In Next Decade
• Unpacking Long-Awaited Clean Energy Tax Credit Guidance
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Cartel Timeshare Scam Elicits Additional Sanctions In Mexico
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank OZK, American Momentum, Bridger
• DLA Piper Real Estate Pro Rejoins Greenberg Traurig In Calif.
• Red Roof Inns Wants Ga. Trafficking Claims Tried Separately
• Pot Cos. Say Detroit Illegally Revoked Approvals
• Nelson Mullins Atty Avoids Sanctions In Shell Case, For Now
• Chicago Pol Denied Mistrial Over Witness's 'Corrupt' Remark
• NJ Law Firm Accused Of Botching Sale Of Flood-Prone Site
• NY Appeals Court Reinstates Trump Gag Orders
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 37 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Insurance Agency Didn't Disclose Airbnb Shooting, Suit Says
• Trump's Bankers Testify They Saw No Fraud And Made Millions
• Calif. Court OKs Expanded Coverages For Last Resort Insurer
• Chicago Pol Recorded Tying Project Aid To Work For Law Firm
• SEC Accuses Ex-Real Estate Co. Exec Of WeWork Stock Fraud
• Virginia Pipeline Challengers Seek Freeze From High Court
• New York Electric Utility Escapes Insurer's $3.7M Lab Fire Suit
• US Trustee Wants WeWork Corporate Customers' Info Public
• Insurer Urges 11th Circ. To Allow Appeal On Forced Appraisal
• Insurer Aims To Fight $2M Injury Coverage Suit In Fed. Court
• Berkshire Hathaway Unit Hit With Water Pollution Suit In NC
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink US Loss In Farmers' Flood Case
• A Year-End Look At Florida's Capital Investment Tax Credit
• 4th Circ. Remands Railway Eminent Domain Fight To Va.
• Fla. Court Affirms Win For Homeowners In Insurance Fight
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• Polsinelli Brings On Dallas Atty From Real Estate Boutique
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 36 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Munger Tolles Mourns Death Of Co-Founder Charlie Munger
• Chicago Pol OK With 'Sharing The Wealth,' He Says On Tape
• Settlements Pave Way For Hundreds Of New NY Pot Stores
• NY Fines Title Insurer $1M Over Cyber Control Deficiencies
• Black Landowners Ask NC High Court To Revive Bias Case
• Sofia Vergara Owes $1.7M For Mansion Reno, Contractor Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Brent Saunders, JVM, Hudson Pacific
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Ex-CEO's Conviction For Manafort Bribe
• Navigating USCIS' New Minimum EB-5 Investment Period
• Public Housing Tenant Sues NC Town Over Mold Infestation
• ​​​​​​​MSG Can't Duck NY Liquor License Probe Over Atty Ban
• Nossaman Atty Rejoins Lewis Brisbois As Enviro Co-Leader
• Insurer Says No Defense For Contractor In Stormwater Suit
• Minn. Townhome Group Seeks $2M For Storm Damage
• NJ Theater Says Policy's $1.9M Limit Applies To Virus Losses
• Feds Want No Prison Time For Ex-NY Atty Who Aided Oligarch
• Australian Solar Energy Firm Raises Range For $45M US IPO
• Panel Sends Case Involving 'Ancient' Doctrine To La. Justices
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• BofA Hit With $12M CFPB Fine Over Mortgage Data Reporting
• Lease Compliance Co., Ex-Worker Settle Unpaid OT Suit
• Law Firm To Get Settlement Info Underlying Malpractice Suit
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 35 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Insurer Seeks $17.4M For Failed La. Dredging Projects
• Aretha Franklin's Youngest Son To Get 'Crown Jewel' House
• NC Church Says Contract Dispute Doesn't Involve Religion
• Golf Course Cos. Ask 4th Circ. Not To Certify Chinese Citizens
• RealPage, Landlords Say DOJ Wrong On Price-Fixing Claims
• Ga. Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit Settles Before Trial
• Sentencing Guidelines Boosted For Atty In Pot Bribe Case
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Pa. Court Won't Revisit School District's Tax Appeal Policy
• Insurer Seeks Quick Win In Real Estate Atty's Hacking Claim
• No 2nd Shot For Complex In Hurricane Case, Agent Says
• Cemetery Board Urges NC Panel To Affirm Land Sale Ruling
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fla. Panel Revives Homeowner's Damage Coverage Dispute
• Trump Downplays NY Judge's Safety Risk After Threats
• Ohio Panel Reverses Disqualification Order For HOA's Atty
• Crypto Has Democratized Trading In Bankruptcy Claims
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 34 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Paul Hastings Hires NY Investment Funds Atty From Skadden
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• UK Property Biz Recommends Accepting US Rival's £99M Bid
• Connecticut Bank Seeks $2.3M From Historic Mansion's Sale
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Ohio's ProMedica Transfers 7 Facilities Amid Money Struggles
• NYSE Seeks To Boot WeWork Shares From Exchange
• 9th Circ. Sends Debt Collection Dispute Back To Lower Court
• Trump's Posts Linked To Threats Against NY Judge, Clerk
• Florida Tribe Seeks To Overturn EPA Water Permit Decision
• Construction Loan Disclosures Could Benefit Rural Housing
• Former Littler Atty Among 6 Newbies With Keating Muething
• 9th Circ. Partially Revives Montana River Pollution Suit
• Green Orgs Fight Back On Corps' Brief In Port Expansion Row
• Ohio Firm Must Face Malpractice Suit Over Mineral Rights
• Home Buyer Can't Revive Suit After Flouting Court Orders
• Ex-Trump Org Exec Says He 'Gave Up' Amid Fraud Probes
• First Guaranty, Ex-Staff Seek OK On $1.75M WARN Deal
• February Hearing Set For Rite Aid Restructuring Plan
• Zillow Defends Jury Instructions In Antitrust Win Over Rival
• Toll Bros. Fights To Keep Suit Alleging Botched $12M Deal Alive
• NJ Health System Can't Duck Rivals' Antitrust Claims
• Fast Food CEO Says Work Stalled After He Spurned Pol's Firm
• Energy Bonus Credits' Labor Rules Set Bar Too High, IRS Told
• DOJ Nabs Basquiat Painting In Malaysian Fund Clawback
• Real Estate Rumors: BridgeCity, Pittenger, Western Bank
• Colo. Tax Measure Title Law Should Stand, Court Told
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• 5th Circ. Lifts Block On City's Sober Home Capacity Limit
• CORRECTED: Banks Can't Exit RE Suit As Firm Eyes Deal
• 2 Real Estate Attorneys Join Moye White In Denver
• McElroy Deutsch Says Stolen Funds Paid For Ex-Execs' Home
• Wyndham Rejects Latest Choice Bid, Calls It 'Step Backwards'
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 33 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• RE Brokerage's Parent Co. Can Intervene In Coverage Suit
• Duolingo Notches PTAB Win On Computer Font Patent
• NY Man Ordered To Pay $3.8M In Rental Fraud Case
• Trump Controller Says Mazars Knew All In Fraud Trial Defense
• Atty Scolded For 'Scorched Earth' Tactics In Shooting Row
• Re/Max, Anywhere Receive Initial OK For Antitrust Settlement
• Colo. Justices To Hear Landlord's Meth Lab Evidence Fight
• Counties Say Homeowner's Seized Property Suit Must Go
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Enbridge Unit Seeks Land Access For Texas Pipeline Project
• Colorado Cuts 2023 Residential Property Tax Rate
• Paths Forward For RE Buyers In Turbulent Market Conditions
• DC Ruling Provides Support For Builders Risk Claim Recovery
• 2nd Circ. Asks How Far Duty To Defend Goes In Land Dispute
• What NJ's Green Remediation Guidance Means For Cleanups
• Ore. Tax Court Cuts Property's Value To Purchase Price
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 32 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Ex-Biden Chief Of Staff Ron Klain Tapped As Airbnb's CLO
• High Court Won't Hear Calif. Sober Living Zoning Question
• Rio Tinto Pays $28M To Settle SEC Fraud Suit
• NC Co. Owners Seek Exit in $5M Chemical Contamination Suit
• Tribe Says Feds Can't Represent Interest In Grounds Dispute
• Texas Justices Urged To Ax $2.8M Hurricane Flooding Verdict
• Dolly In Produce Area Not Obvious Hazard, Mich. Court Says
• Skanska Hit With $1.69M Verdict In Oyster Destruction Suit
• Black La. Residents Lose Suit Over Chemical Plant Approvals
• Homeowners Fight Berkshire Unit's Bid To Nix Fee-Fixing Suit
• Insurer Ends Storm Damage Row With Ga. Property Owner
• Chicago Politician Says Bribery Case Lacks Smoking Gun
• 9th Circ. Won't Toss CoStar Rival's Counterclaim Appeal
• A New Path Forward For Surplus Land Owners In Calif.
• Ga. Judge Considers Whether To Keep $5B Rivian Suit Alive
• Sunac China Gets US Recognition For $9B Hong Kong Reorg
• NC Atty Can't Appeal Phone Threat Conviction, Top Court Told
• Trump's Mistrial Request Rejected In NY Civil Fraud Case
• Sidley Austin Guides Novant Health's $2.4B Hospital Purchase
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• SC Real Estate Developer Can't Ditch Investors' $17.5M Suit
• Off The Bench: Harbaugh Sits, Pac-12 Chaos, A's Move OK'd
• Rithm, Sculptor Close $720M Merger After Settling Del. Suit
• IRS Floats Rules To Broaden Green Energy Investment Credit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Goodwin Procter
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 31 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Citi Should Face More Sanctions Over Bias Claims, Rep. Says
• Attys See More Borrowers Willing To Ditch Distressed CRE
• Chicago Pol Sold His Power For Law Firm Business, Jury Told
• Texas Property Owner Seeks $800K For Storm Damage
• Lebanese Developer Claims $8M Win In Beirut Marriott Fight
• Alaska Says Tribal Fishing Suit's Aboriginal Rights Claim Fails
• Right Of Refusal Fries McDonald's Franchise Deal In Philly
• DOJ Wants More Time For Rite Aid's Ch. 11 Claims Bar Date
• Judge Keeps Realtors Subscription List Sale Suit Alive
• Colo. Democrats Pitch Short-Term Property Tax Relief
• Real Estate Rumors: Kolter, PulteGroup, Chetrit Group
• Mich. Gym Owners Say COVID Doesn't Negate Takings Clause
• Law Firms Staying Put And Expanding In Strong Office Market
• Investor Connected To AG Paxton Pleads Not Guilty To Fraud
• Stevens & Lee Adds Real Estate, Wealth Attys In Allentown
• Seyfarth's New Servicing Practice Gains Another BCLP Atty
• Scholars Back NAACP In Fight Over SC Legal Advice Law
• NY Appeals Court Temporarily Lifts Trump Gag Orders
• Pot Co. Reaches Deal On Calif. Lawsuit Alleging Rent Owed
• Mass. Dept. Limits Loss Application For High-Earner Surtax
• DOJ Says RealPage Algorithm Amounts To Price-Fixing
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 30 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Trump Seeks Mistrial In NY Fraud Case, Claiming Judicial Bias
• Miami-Dade Mayor Recommends Canceling Miami Wilds Deal
• Tribe Fights DOI's Bid To Redo Ruling In Burial Ground Suit
• NYC Restaurant Files for Ch. 11, Citing $5M Labor Law Verdict
• Ga. Housing Authority Says Race Bias Suit Must Be Tossed
• Lenders Want 10th Circ. Redo In Insurance Policy Dispute
• Inside Bank Regulators' Community Lending Law Overhaul
• Ex-Conn. Real Estate Atty Gets Prison For Fraud Scheme
• Outspoken NY Judge Could Help Trump More Than Hurt Him
• Fox Rothschild Settles Ex-Associate's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Developer Gets 41 Months For Hiding $9M From Creditors, IRS
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Family Wants Docs Redacted In NJ Malpractice Suit
• Lloyd's Tells 4th Circ. NC Hurricane Appeal Is 'Exaggeration'
• Detroit Co. Can't Keep Up Lost Inverse Condemnation Battle
• Colo. Justices Deny Petition In Purchase Option, Lease Row
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 29 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Ex-Atty Avoids Jail Time For Contempt In Fla. Homestead Suit
• Judges Skeptical Of Civil-Criminal Disparity In Wynn Case
• NC Law Firm Wants Insurance Coverage For Phishing Hack
• Wash. Court Nixes Ex-Client's Appeal Against Hagens Berman
• States, Industry Renew WOTUS Suits After Rule Update
• Trump's Valuation Defense Takes Shape In Civil Fraud Trial
• NC Condo Association Fights To Keep Short-Term Rental Ban
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Ex-Bowles Rice Energy Atty In W.Va.
• Meet The Panelists: Perils And Opportunities Of CRE Distress
• Real Estate Rumors: Riklis, One Community Health, Osborne
• FERC, Landowners Duel Over Pipeline Suit's Future
• Seattle Fish Co. Wants Off The Hook In Pike Place TM Suit
• Sellers Seeking Best Deal Should Focus On Terms And Price
• Ohio Justices Urged To Adopt Broad Utica Shale View
• Sculptor Capital Settles Del. Litigation Over Rithm Merger
• Justices Urged To Allow Highway Flooding Case To Proceed
• AIG Unit Wants Bigger Slice Of Recovered Phishing Funds Pie
• Ga. Appraiser Gets 1 Year For Role In $1.3B Easement Scheme
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• Calif. Bar Sells San Francisco Headquarters For $54M
• Former McElroy Deutsch CFO Faces Criminal Probes In NJ
• Tribe, Contractor Tell 9th Circ. They've Settled 15-Year Dispute
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Greenspoon Brings On Land Use Pro From Fla. Boutique
• Ex-Hyatt Counsel Leads Kabat Chapman's New Chicago Office
• Illinois Trump Tower Ruling Illuminates Insurance 'Occurrence'
• Fla. Atty, 81, Gets 2 Years For $7.5M Real Estate Fraud Scheme
• BXP, Norges Close Boston Science Lab Deal At $1.7B Value
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 28 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Don Jr. Showcases 'Sexy' Assets In Trump's Fraud Defense
• Insurer Denied Early Win In $8.3M Building Defect Dispute
• Chancery OKs TRO In Suit To Oust Casino SPAC Manager
• Trump Walks Away From Hawaii Hotel In Buyout Deal
• Law360 Webinar: Perils And Opportunities Of CRE Distress
• Lien Used For Development Buy Was Valid, Mich. Panel Says
• Ill. Lawmakers OK 30 Biz Days For Cook County Tax Appeals
• Ill. House Bills Seek Tax Exemptions For Day Care Centers
• Amazon Warehouse Subcontractor Sues For $3.6M Payment
• National Realty Trust Seeks $36M Clawback From Media Exec
• Ex-BCLP Litigator Joins Holland & Knight In California
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• BCLP Adds Ex-Akin Atty Focused On Real Estate Tax
• DR Horton, Lennar Hit With Disability Bias Suit In Texas
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 27 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Crowell Brings On Stroock Litigator And His 9-Atty Team In NY
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Willkie, Davis Polk Lead Hamilton Group's $225M IPO
• Lennar's Indemnity Suit Moves Forward In Fed. Claims Court
• Trump's Experts Can Testify In NY Fraud Trial, Judge Rules
• Ms. Cooper Sues Mr. Cooper Claiming Credit Reporting Errors
• Va. Lawmakers, FBI Criticize Selection Process For New HQ
• Ex-Bond Schoeneck NY Litigator Jumps To Goldberg Segalla
• GSA Offloads 23 Properties, Saving Feds $1B
• Wash. Condo Group Seeks $7M In Water Damage Coverage
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• Tenants Oppose Landlords' Dismissal Bids In RealPage MDL
• A Bird's Eye View Of NYC's New Parapet Inspection Law
• AI Isn't The Wild West, So Prepare Now For Bias Risks
• Allen Matkins Escapes DQ From Land Contamination Suit
• NY Lawyer Cleared Of Using Wife's Court Job For Apt. Sale
• Insurer Wants Out Of Georgia Camp's Tree-Cutting Dispute
• Failed Tech Startup Founders Charged With $100M Fraud
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Griffith, Newmark
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Chicago Alderman's Trial Postponed After Atty Gets COVID
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 26 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Fifth Third Says State AGs Probing Solar Financing Unit
• Ivanka Testifies She Wasn't 'Privy' To Father's Net Worth Docs
• Mr. Cooper's $3.6M Convenience Fee Settlement Gets 1st OK
• NC Justices Question Landlord's Bid To Ditch Explosion Suit
• Fla. Bill Proposes Home Insurance Rebates For Some Seniors
• Congo Can't Escape $1.8B Awards Over Public Works Deals
• Disney Wins Bid To Delay Hearing In Fla. Land Dispute
• Weichert Agents Aren't Uber Drivers, NJ Justices Told
• Sioux Tribe Can Move Ahead With Dilapidated Building Suit
• LA Developer Urges 9th Circ. To Ax Rival's Early RICO Win
• NY Atty Used Wife's Court Job To Close Apt. Sale, Jury Told
• Texas Capital Awarded DIP Funds From Reverse Mortgage Co.
• Judge Severs Feds' Counterclaim In Pipeline Trespassing Row
• Condo Group Tells NJ Justices Ex-Trustee Shouldn't Get Fees
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• Calif. Justices Mull If 'Drastic Measure' Will 'Obliterate PAGA'
• Investor Tied To Texas AG Hit With 4 More Charges
• Insurer Can't Appeal Order Compelling Fla. Property Appraisal
• IRS Monetized Installment Regs Could Snare Legitimate Deals
• Mass. Tax Board Finds 1-Bedroom Condo Overvalued
• WeWork Says Landlord Concessions Key To Ch. 11 Case
• NM City's Voters Approve Mansion Tax On $1M Properties
• Colo. Voters Reject Property Tax Relief Plan
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 25 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Jack Nicklaus Can't Ink Endorsements With IP Row Pending
• Calif. Court Says NY Is Right Place For $2.6M Coverage Row
• IRS Issued 'Unusual Amount' Of Summonses, Co. Says
• WeWork CEO Says Slow Post-COVID Rebound Spurred Ch. 11
• FinCEN Finalizes Beneficial Ownership Reporting Rule Tweak
• Dispensary Must Explain Stalled $3.5M Fire Coverage Row
• Lawmakers, States Voice Support For Utah In Monument Fight
• NJ Father And Son Indicted In $2.5M Real Estate Scheme
• Delshah Capital Avoids Default With Hotel Sale In Ch. 11
• Chancery Flags 'Bizarre' Sculptor Capital Class Suit Exit
• AI's Baked-In Bias: What To Watch Out For
• Title Insurer Sees Trim Of Suit Tied To Firm's Stolen Funds
• 2nd Circ. Says NY Judge Can Rule On Sears Lease Dispute
• Real Estate Rumors: Rabbani, Kennedy Wilson, EastGroup
• Goldman Family Feuds Over Control Of NYC Real Estate Biz
• Solar Farm Cos. Eye More Cuts To Ga. Erosion Damage Award
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• How Fla. Bankruptcy Ruling May Affect Equity Owners
• Trump Takes Stand, Rips Judge And AG In Historic Fraud Trial
• Workspace Provider WeWork Files For Bankruptcy
• What's At Stake In This Week's Calif. High Court PAGA Battle
• Carlyle Group Ducks Racial Criteria Suit Against Developer
• Biden Touts $16.4B To Fund Northeast Corridor Upgrades
• Sex Trafficking Victim Wants Hotel Liability Suit Kept Alive
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Mobile Park Residents Say Owner Left Land To Them
• Builder Can't Resume Work Halted By Affordability Spat
• Baltimore's Collection Of Property Document Tax Struck Down
• NAACP Program Asks 4th Circ. To Block SC Legal Advice Law
• Simpson Thacher-Led Hilton Grand Inks $1.5B Bluegreen Buy
• Justices Won't Take Up Wildfire Negligence Liability Suit
• Chinese Investors Settle EB-5 Claims On Eve Of Trial
• Chubb's Policy Discounts Don't Add Up, Homeowner Says
• Justices View FCRA Immunity Bid Through 50-Year-Old Lens
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch Execs Must Produce Docs In Theft Suit
• Calif. Ruling May Open Bankruptcy Trustees To Tort Liability
• 5th Circ. Ruling May Beget Fraud Jury Instruction Appeals
• WeWork Shares Stop Trading For 'Pending' Announcement
• COVERAGE RECAP: Trump Takes Witness Stand In NY Case
• Flooded Landowners Say Ruling Supports Suit Against Feds
• Rancher Group Says Colo. Must Pay Or Fix Farm Labor Law
• Up Next At High Court: 2nd Amendment & Gov't Immunity
• Fla. Judge Trims Permit Fee Class Claims Against Miami
• Justices Will Ponder 'Person' In FCRA Case Immunity Bid
• Realtors Brace For Antitrust Blowback After Jury Verdict
• Chicago Pol Faces Trial Over Allegedly Extorted Legal Work
• NJ Judge Won't Let Real Estate Flippers Escape Subpoena
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Eric Trump Denies Father Directed $2M Weisselberg Exit Deal
• Considerations For Navigating Mixed-Use Developments
• Cemeteries Say Pittsburgh Stormwater Fee Is Illegal Tax
• NJ Law Firms Want Settlement Docs In Malpractice Row
• Insurer Can't Dodge Fire Death Coverage, Ga. Court Told
• Trump Attys Hit With Gag Order Over Law Clerk Comments
• House Bill Could Help Resolve 'Waters Of US' Questions
• Minn. Court OKs Special Assessment For Street Repairs
• Mass. Justices Say Handshake Can't Save $19M Wynn Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell Lipton, Latham
• Latham-, Paul Weiss-Led PE Injects €1B Into Property Portfolio
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 23 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• Eric Trump Says He Wasn't Involved With Dad's Financials
• Chicago Landlord Escapes Ex-Employee's OT Theft Claim
• Realtors CEO Retires Amid $1.8B Verdict, Harassment Claims
• Cleaning Services Co. Accused Of Withholding OT Wages
• Developer Loses Delay Bid In Suit Alleging $99.5M EB-5 Scam
• Chinese Citizens, Fla. Duel In 11th Circ. Over Land-Buying Law
• Rite Aid Adds 24 Stores To Liquidation List In Ch. 11
• First Guaranty Whistleblower Escapes Chapter 11 Contempt
• Treasury Tackles Climate Change's Impact On Home Insurance
• $2.6B Casino Investor Asks Chancery To Boot SPAC Manager
• Real Estate Rumors: Continental, Tananbaum, Prestige Cos.
• Unlocking Value In Carve-Out M&A Transactions
• Brookfield Amasses $6B For Record Infrastructure Debt Fund
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 22 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial
• US Trustee Blasts 'Overbroad' Releases In Cyxtera Plan
• Trump Jr. Downplays His Valuation Role At NY Fraud Trial
• NJ Atty, Developer Get House Arrest For $3.5M Loan Fraud
• 1st Circ. Upholds Mass. Tribe's Casino Land Grant
• Ga. Says Hyundai Co. Investing $24M In Parts Facility
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Environmental Pro In Grand Rapids
• Zillow Grabs Customer Relationship Biz For Up To $500M
• DC's AG Accuses RealPage, Landlords Of Price Fixing
• Solar Lending Platform Sunlight Gets 'Unusual' DIP Approved
• DC Judge Tosses Conn. Tribe Recognition Suit
• Jury Must Decide Sex Trafficking Suit Against Georgia Motel
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch Execs Must Show Why Docs Are Off-Limits
• Attorneys, Law Schools Must Adapt To New Era Of Evidence
• Zillow Rival Seeks New Trial For Property Listings Suit
• Willkie-Led Hamilton Insurance Targets $255M IPO
• COVERAGE RECAP: Day 21 Of Trump's NY Civil Fraud Trial