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Real Estate - January, 2024

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• O'Melveny Can't SLAPP Bill-Padding Claims, Calif. Panel Says
• Security Co. Prez Downplays AG Probes In Toll Bros. Lawsuit
• Senate Urged To Move Quickly On AI Regulation For Housing
• Nev. Supreme Court Ruling Helps Title Insurer Beat HSBC
• Solar CEO Says Feds Skimped On Offshore Wind Farm Review
• NYC Developer Gets OK To Seek Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
• A Welcome Turning Of The Page For Residential Real Estate
• CFPB Says Mortgage Biz Can't Deny SAFE Act Claims
• No Fee Win For Condos After Midcase Appeal, 11th Circ. Told
• 5 Reasons Associates Shouldn't Take A Job Just For Money
• Errors Tank $10K Sanction In Deutsche Bank Foreclosure Row
• Disney Loses Free Speech Suit Against DeSantis
• NJ Suspends Pa. Atty For 2 Years Over Ethical Lapses In Court
• Medical Pot Firm Owes $1.5M In Lease Fees, Landlord Says
• Treasury Aims To Finish Credit Monetization Rules In 2024
• Ohio Operator Settles Choice Hotels' TM Suit For $400K
• Timber Co. Says Seller 'Twisting' Words In Carbon Offset Fight
• Duane Morris Names Bankruptcy Pro As New Dallas Partner
• DC Judge Hints At Tossing 2020 Fla. Enviro Review Transfer
• Conn. Security Co. Says Toll Bros. Deal Caused $1.6M Loss
• Holtec, Firm Fined $5M Over NJ Tax Credit Applications
• Real Estate Rumors: Eldawy, Wake Stone, Ohio Police & Fire
• Tenn. Judge Hands Insurer Win In Collapse Coverage Trial
• 6th Circ. Backs Antero's Win In Oil Royalties Breach Suit
• Feds Say Talks Preferred In Wis. Tribal Roads Trespass Suit
• Colo. Pizzeria Says Insurer Owes More Fire Coverage
• Cannabis Co. Says Neighbor's Fire Caused $5M In Damages
• Colo. Bill Seeks Tax Credit For Mortgage Rate Buy-Downs
• Feds, Tesoro Question Landowners' Bid To Join Pipeline Fight
• Del. Justices Clarify Fee-Shifting In Public Interest Cases
• EB-5 Investors Can Probe Atty Accounts In Settlement Search
• Playing Competitive Tennis Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Greenberg Traurig Adds 4 White & Case Attorneys In Tokyo
• Reed Smith Fights Subpoenas In Ex-State's Atty Fraud Trial
• Rocket Investors Want Class Cert. Despite Meme Stock Surge
• FTC Backs CoStar Rival's Counterclaims At 9th Circ.
• Ex-Exec Still Faces $175K FDIC Fine Despite Nixed Conviction
• US Trustee, Rite Aid Negotiate Revised Mediation Order
• Listing Site Drops Antitrust Case Against Realtors Group
• Builder Tries To Sink Lawsuit Over Failed NC Venture
• The Top Attys In Clinton's Impeachment Trial, 25 Years Later
• The Pop Culture Docket: Judge Djerassi On Super Bowl 52
• Strict Duty To Indemnify Ruling Bucks Recent Trend
• Judge Won't Pause Ohio Trafficking Case For Centralization
• Escrow Agent Not Covered For Fraud Suits, Court Told
• Ex-OpenSea Staffer Case May Clarify When Info Is Property
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• WillScot Mobile Mini Buys McGrath RentCorp For $3.8B
• Trump Assails Fraud Monitor For 'Misleading' Final Report
• 3 Real Estate Hires Expand Cozen O'Connor's Canadian Team
• Judge Asked To Rethink Split Class Cert. In HomeAdvisor Suit
• NJ Firm Says Beach House Purchase Was Aboveboard
• Sidley Austin Advises REIT In IPO To Pay Off $704M
• ​​​​​​​China Evergrande Ordered In Hong Kong To Liquidate
• Trump Org. Monitor Flags Financial 'Errors' As Ruling Looms
• US Can't Escape $24M Case Over Alleged Ukrainian Scheme
• No 'Receipts' For Northrop Grumman Rent At Superfund Site
• Mich. Panel Affirms Condo's Escape From Drowning Suit
• CBD Co. Asks Judge To Reject Franchisee's $10M Claims
• Casino To End Del. SPAC Suit Despite Hedge Fund Butting In
• Insurer Denied Early Win In Landlord's Hurricane Damage Suit
• Real Estate Authority: A New Tallest Tower?
• Ex-LA Pol Huizar Gets 13 Years For Taking Bribes, Tax Evasion
• Arizona Homeless Advocates Dispute Bid To Dismiss Suit
• Landlords Want Justices To Weigh In On COVID Eviction Bans
• Insurer Sues Engineering Firm Over $5M Quarry Flood
• US Chamber, Banking Groups Back BofA At Supreme Court
• Petition Watch: Patent Obviousness, ADA Trials, Spoofing
• Wash. Justices Spare Homeowners From Lakeshore Eviction
• DC Circ. Unsure About Wading Into PR Bay Dredging Fight
• Excess Insurers Win In Construction Defect Coverage Suit
• Colo. REIT Overpaid For $21B Merger, Investor Says
• Mass. Home Sellers Urge Court To Halt Broker Claims
• States, Industry Back Feds' Land Swap Fight At 9th Circ.
• High Court Asked If 11th Amendment Bars ND Takings Suit
• Investors Call Prison 'The Only Solution' For Collection Bid
• Ill. Insurance Ruling Helps Developers, Community Orgs. Alike
• Real Estate Rumors: Maryland U., Cohen & Steers, Marriott
• REIT Tells DC Court Its RealPage Contracts Bar Data Sharing
• Hawaii Landlords Want Water Pollution Suits In Arbitration
• Caps, Wizards Owner Defends Plan To Move Teams To Virginia
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amazon-IRobot, Paramount, Walgreens
• PLS Settles Antitrust Dispute With Multiple Defendants
• Employee Experience Strategy Can Boost Law Firm Success
• Trump Bristles At Shkreli Comparison In NY Civil Fraud Case
• Bid To Swap Chevron For An Old Standby Raises Doubts
• LoanDepot Sued Over Data Breach Affecting 16.6M People
• Ohio Justices Revive Disposal Co.'s Gov't Taking Claims
• Colorado Company Says Receiver Tipped Scales In $17M Deal
• Woman Says Mortgage Co. Made Her Contact Abusive Ex
• Apartment, Insurers Settle Stalled Construction Coverage Row
• Mohawk Council Wants To Withdraw From 1796 Land Dispute
• Real Estate Ponzi Scheme Lands NC Traffic Engineer In Prison
• Litigation Funder Accuses Law Firm Of Fraudulent Home Sale
• Samsung, Best Buy Owe Insurer In Microwave Fire, Court Told
• Former Judge Andrew F. Szefi Joins Knox Law's ADR Practice
• Campground Operator Must Pay $1M Bond, Judge Says
• Competing In Triathlons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Wash. Consumers Say Timeshare Deal Can't Prevent New Suit
• Sculptor Capital Seeks Del. OK For $6.5M Rithm Merger Boost
• Wash. Justices Scrutinize Arb. Award's Role In Future Suits
• Insurer Tells Wash. High Court No Coverage For Faulty Roof
• PacifiCorp Owes At Least $62M To 9 Homeowners Hit By Fires
• ​​​​​​​Ch. 11 Preference Claims Can Be Sold, 5th Circ. Says
• NJ Foreclosure Law Will Have Multifaceted Impact On Lenders
• Where Justices Stand On Chevron Doctrine Post-Argument
• Board Lets Biz Keep Excess Cash From Military Housing Deal
• 4th Circ. Unravels RV Park Win In Housing Discrimination Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: JLB Partners, Ohana, Harry Winston
• NJ Panel Won't Make Gov. Fill Housing Group Seats
• 4th Circ. Skeptical Of Fired CBD User's Disability Bias Suit
• Pa. Court Can't Help School District Pursue $1.2M In Taxes
• Phillips Nizer Can't Ditch Real Estate Malpractice Suit
• Court Will Rethink Tribes' Claims In Railroad Dispute
• 6 Practice Pointers For Pro Bono Immigration Practice
• PacifiCorp Should Pay $45M To 9 Wildfire Victims, Jury Hears
• BofA Invokes 'Mayhem,' Fowl Odors In Preemption Battle
• Pa. Developer's Heirs Beat Atty Fee Award In Charity Dispute
• Colo. Hotel Owners Stymied Property Sale, Investor Says
• Iowa County's CO2 Pipeline Rules Are Preempted, Judge Told
• Landlords Look To Duck DC AG's RealPage Price-Fixing Case
• CoStar Rival Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Counterclaims
• 4th Circ. Preview: Timberland's TM Bid Kicks Off 2024
• Feds Defend Ability To Take Land Into Trust For Alaska Tribes
• ESG Around The World: Canada
• Colo. Justices OK Urban Renewal Tax Formula
• Partner Wants NC Real Estate Co. Dissolved After Fallout
• NJ City Can't Limit Tax Appeal After Failed Postal Delivery
• Ex-Baltimore State's Atty Called Serial Liar As 2nd Trial Begins
• Lessons From Country Singer's Personal Service Saga
• Skyscraper's Ties To Laundering Cut After Sale, Judge Told
• Holland & Knight Brings On Greenspoon Public Finance Pros
• Choice Ramps Up Wyndham Takeover Bid With Nominee Slate
• Mall REIT's Ch. 11 Plan OK'd Without Creditor Claims Releases
• Zimbabwe Can't Escape $125M Award In England
• How Lease Obligations Can Affect Subchapter V Debt Cap
• Supreme Court Skips Review Of Seattle Tenant Check Law
• Macy's Rejects $5.8B Offer As PE Firm Mulls Hostile Takeover
• Md. Bill Would Make Tax-Exempt Orgs Report Rent Income
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Treasury Targeting Year's End For 2nd Round Of Green Credits
• Mich. Judge Ends Class Action Bid In Takings Case
• GAO Calls For Better Foreign Farmland Data Management
• New Treasury Reporting Rules May Be A Shock To Many Cos.
• 4th Circ. Lets Insurer Fly The Coop In Vulture Infestation Row
• Albertsons To Pay $3M In Calif. Real Estate Dispute
• Trends That Will Shape The Construction Industry In 2024
• Camp Operator Wants $1M Surety Bond Order Cut In Half
• Mass. Tax Board Cuts Boston Condo Value By Half
• Appraisal Needed In Restaurant Fire Dispute, Mich. Court Says
• Insurer Says Wash. Judge Must Alter COVID Coverage Ruling
• Colo. Homeowners Sue County Over Local Airport Operations
• 11 Noteworthy CFPB Developments From 2023
• Insured Takeaways From 10th Circ. Interrelated Claims Ruling
• Zillow Rival Can't Get New Trial In Property Listings Suit
• Tenants' Suit Over Deficient Notices Partly Revived On Appeal
• Steptoe & Johnson Grows In Pittsburgh With 2 Corporate Pros
• Sotheby's Blames Luxury Tower Developer For Costly Typo
• Army Corps Escapes Ohio River Tugboat Service Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Condo Can Evict Atty After Spat With Neighbor Justin Theroux
• Drumbeat Against Basel Capital Plan Reaches Crescendo
• Biz, Insurer Settle $10.5M Military School Construction Dispute
• Club Owners Want Miami Official Expelled After $63.5M Ruling
• RICO Suit In $92M Russian Award Feud May Be Trimmed
• Colo. Ski Town Should Face Vacation Rental Suit, Group Says
• Va. Landlord Charged With Preying On Low-Income Minorities
• DC Judge Won't DQ Atty In Construction Co. Firing Spat
• San Francisco Wants To Pause Federal Homelessness Lawsuit
• 3rd Circ. Preserves $1.8M Jury Award For Resort Shareholder
• Mass. Biz Groups Balk At Local Option Tax In Housing Bill
• Groups Fight To Add Claims In FAA, SpaceX Launch Row
• Feds Join AgriBiz In Asking 9th Circ. To Upend Land Swap
• Afghans Lose Bid To Regain Control Of Homes Leased To US
• Condos Seek Fees After Empire's Anti-Appraisal Quest Fails
• Real Estate Rumors: Blackstone, Heitman, Peres
• McCarter & English Adds RE Duo From Miami Boutique
• Mich. Judge Slashes Counsel Fees In Detroit Property Row
• Judge Denies Bid To Halt 'Cop City' Over Pollution Claims
• NJ Judge Consolidates Atlantic City Casino Room-Rate Suits
• 'Chaos' Warning Resonates As Justices Mull Chevron's Fate
• Thomas Gets Laugh, Agrees Prior Ruling Is 'Embarrassment'
• Airbnb Contests Pa. Ruling On 'Click-Through' Service Terms
• 5 Key Takeaways From Supreme Court's Chevron Arguments
• US Trustee Opposes Mall Owner's Ch. 11 Plan Over Releases
• Tennessee Bank Will Pay $1.9M To End DOJ's Redlining Suit
• Washington Developer Wins $10M In Soured Real Estate Deal
• Trump Org. Pushes Back On Emoluments Allegations
• EPA Cuts Lead Screening Levels For Residential Soil
• Kan. Judge Trims Misrepresentation Claims Against Adjuster
• NY CRE Lenders Need Clarity On Foreclosure Standing
• Pa. Panel Rules Sears Ch. 11 Stay Prevented Case Dismissal
• Willkie Partner's Critique Doesn't Back Claim, Atty Says
• Jones Day Hires Greenberg Traurig Real Estate Pro In Chicago
• Haynes Boone Adds Real Estate Pro In San Francisco
• Wis. Town Ignores Right-Of-Way Act In Road Dispute, Feds Say
• Baking Bread Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Calif. Mall Beats Suit Over Man Injured By Falling Person
• 6 Opinions To Read Before High Court's Chevron Arguments
• Mortgage Co. Chief Seeks Toss Of Nonperforming Loan Suit
• Nev. Home Sellers Allege NAR Causes 'Inflated' Broker Fees
• Embattled Burger Chain Not Paying Property Taxes, Suit Says
• Reverse Mortgage Co. Seeks Ch. 7 After Money Runs Out
• High Court Skeptical Of Texas' Defense In Takings Case
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Contractor's Copied Document Copyright
• Assurant Unit Escapes NC Brewery's Flood Insurance Suit
• Class Waiver Arbitration Mandate Goes Too Far, NJ Justices Told
• Wyndham Earns Default Win In Timeshare Suit, Judge Says
• NC Revokes Broker's License Of Bankrupt MV Realty
• US, Fla. Ask Court To Not Block Permit Decisions
• Federal Courts And AI Standing Orders: Safety Or Overkill?
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• Trial Looks To End 100-Year Debate Over Fla. Island's Owner
• 11 More Rite Aid Locations Up For Sale In Ch. 11
• Condo Assn., Nationwide Units Settle $2.5M Coverage Row
• Trump Gag Order Not Constitutional Issue, NY Top Court Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Would-Be Pot Shop Owner Can't Revive Legal Malpractice Suit
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Blackout Challenge Death Suit Tops Jan.
• Mich. Township Blocked 'Green' Burial Forest, Couple Says
• Travelers Says No Indemnity For HVAC Co. In Defect Suit
• NC Resort Says Energy Co. Can't Dig Up Trees For Pipeline
• DOI Rule Aimed At Easing Tribal Land Trust Delays Is In Effect
• Chinese Builder Logan Group Reaches $6.6B Debt Deal
• EPA, Blue States Jump To Defend Expanded Water Power Rule
• 7 E-Discovery Predictions For 2024 And Beyond
• Texas Bank Can't Sue Over Lender's Bailout, HUD Says
• Key Healthcare PE Opps In 2024 Include AI, Pharma, IT
• Boulder Says Airbnb Agreed To Collect Taxes In Fee Spat
• Coalition Sues Feds Over Sediment Diversion Project In La.
• No Reason To Stay CFPB Case Against Lender, Judge Says
• Up Next At High Court: Chevron Deference, Corp. Filings
• Yellow Corp. Gets OK For $82M In Truck Terminal Sales
• High Court Will Scrutinize Ore. City's Homelessness Laws
• Choice Hotels' Hostile Takeover Bid Under FTC Microscope
• Skadden, Fried Frank Guide BlackRock On $12.5B GIP Buy
• Son's Bid To Cut Mom Off From Bar Biz Too Hard To Swallow
• Colo. Judge Splits Class Cert In HomeAdvisor Fraud Row
• Tribal Biz Wants Calif. DA Barred From Wrecking Greenhouses
• US Says Ukrainian Money Laundering Suit Should Proceed
• Ex-Cay Clubs CFO Sentenced To More Than 17 Years In Prison
• Sens. Want Navy Federal Probed For Racial Bias In Lending
• Suit Aims To Protect Candy Darter From Coal Hauling In W.Va.
• CFPB Tells Credit Reporting Cos. To Fix 'Sloppy' Practices
• Texas Justices Press Marine Co. To Justify Court-Ordered Sale
• Adjusting Deals To Reflect Shifts In The CRE Market
• NJ Township Defends Denial Of Church's Zoning Application
• Judge Says Redactions Needed For La. Landfill Row Docs
• Disney Says 11th Circ. Decision Strengthens Free Speech Suit
• Developer China Aoyuan Gets Go-Ahead For Ch. 15 In NY
• Real Estate Rumors: Deutsche, Decron, Valley National
• Mass. Broker Commission-Fixing Suit Delayed For DOJ Input
• CMS Steers Real Estate Investor's £1.9B Buy Of LXi REIT
• Trump Speech Caps Chaotic NY Trial: 'I Am An Innocent Man'
• NY Judge In Trump's Fraud Trial Receives Bomb Threat
• WWII, Vietnam Vets Tell Jury PacifiCorp Fires Razed Homes
• Ill. City May Be Liable In Own Pollution Suit Against Metal Co.
• 9th Circ. Restores Union's Arbitration Win Over 2 Hyatt Hotels
• 10th Circ. Urged To Keep National Monuments Designation
• Wash. Judge Calls Eviction Protection Ruling 'Disturbing'
• Al Habtoor Hits Lebanon With $1B Dispute As War Fears Loom
• Latham-Led Homebuilder Raises $162M In Year's First Big IPO
• Ariz. Judge Tosses $200M Suit Targeting Burford Capital
• AmeriFirst Backs Lender In Creditors' $10.3M Clawback Bid
• Oil Terminal Permit Needs Harder Look, Groups Tell 5th Circ.
• Vegas Nightclub Co. Says Trafficking Claims Filed Too Late
• NYC Condo Complex Gets Interim OK To Use Cash In Ch. 11
• Native Owners Again Seek To Intervene In ND Pipeline Row
• Treasury Mulls Extensive Input On Direct Pay, Transfer Rules
• Mr. Cooper Data Breach Class Actions Consolidated In Texas
• New Choice Volley Blasts Wyndham Antitrust 'Disinformation'
• EPA's Water Leader To Step Down After Busy Tenure
• Montana Camp Must Pay $1M Bond To Stay Tribal Lease Order
• 4 International Arbitration Trends To Monitor In 2024
• Fla. Resort Debtors File For Ch. 7 After Soured $102M Sale
• Pa. Judge Trims Ex-Real Estate Investment VP's Wage Claims
• How DOI Aims To Modernize Resource Damage Assessments
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2024
• Key Issues When Navigating A Tenant's Bankruptcy
• Md. Real Estate Co. Sued For $10M Over $2.5M Loan
• Pa. Justices Won't Let Zoning Board Appeal Against Builder
• Trump Can't Give Own Closing Argument In NY Fraud Trial
• Fla. Property Insurance Suits Cost $580M In 2022, Report Says
• Construction Cos., Execs Cop To Housing Fraud In NY
• 30-Day Notice Broadly Applies In Evictions, Wash. Panel Says
• Fed. Circ. Splits In Affirming Zillow's Patent Win Over IBM
• Calif. Adviser Cops To 20-Year Ponzi Scheme Swindling Retirees
• 71-Year-Old CPA Sentenced To 25 Years In $1.3B Tax Case
• Conn. Dealership's Arson Coverage Suit Pared To Single Claim
• DOJ Announces Settlement With Va. Property Manager
• Data Center Developer Lands $6.4B Amid AI-Fueled Demand
• NAR, HomeServices Seek New Trial In Commission-Fixing Suit
• Ill. Justices Set New Standard For Analyzing Defect Claims
• 5 Securities Litigation Issues To Watch In 2024
• Student Housing Co. Inks $1M Settlement With Colo. AG
• NYC Developer's Final DIP OK'd, Paving Path For Ch. 11 Plan
• A Look At Consumer Reporting In 2023, And What's To Come
• Real Estate Rumors: Craig Realty, Maverick Capital, Brummer
• Insurer Asks 5th Circ. To Nix $2M La. Church Hurricane Award
• Minn. Justices Question Denial Of Housing Charity Tax Break
• A Taking Or Just A Fee? Justices Seek To Make Distinction
• Del. Chancery Court Denies Allstate Win In Fire Claim Dispute
• Home Sellers Push For Realtor Commission Antitrust MDL
• LoanDepot's $3.5M Deal Nears OK Despite Claim It's 'Paltry'
• 6th Circ. Nixes Class Rep Swap In Tax Foreclosure Suit
• Private NC Co. Argues Public Bias Laws Don't Apply To It
• Wash. Marketing Co. Looks To Escape Timeshare Class Action
• Real Estate Co. Seeks $1.9M From Insurer After Title Mishap
• Feds Want Decades For Atty, CPA Convicted In $1.3B Tax Case
• Covington Nabs 2 Bankruptcy Vets From Mintz
• DC Couple Urge Justices To OK 'Manufactured' Finality
• Fidelity National Financial Faces Data Breach Class Action
• 11th Circ. Again Denies Empire's Anti-Appraisal Quest In Fla.
• Tulsa Has Interest In Prosecuting Native Crimes, Officials Say
• Growing Green Tech Demand Spells Trouble For Groundwater
• Miami-Dade, Enviro Orgs Agree On Water Park Ruling Tweaks
• Ex-LA Deputy Mayor Can't Ditch Charges After Mistrial
• Dickinson Wright Adds 10 Ex-Minden Gross Attys In Toronto
• NAR President Resigns After Reporting Blackmail Threat
• Pa. Panel Says Sportsbook Can Move To Philly Restaurant
• ESG Around The World: South Africa
• NYC Condo Complex Owned By Chinese Developer Hits Ch. 11
• Justices Pass On Fight Over NJ Pier Project Loan
• Property Cos. Sue NC County Over Short-Term Rental Law
• Court Should OK Tribes' Indian Country Status, Okla. AG Says
• Minn. County Accuses Feds Of Illegally Taking Land For Tribe
• Up Next At High Court: Court Notices, Fees & No Fly List
• Biden Admin Floats New Natural Resource Damage Rule
• Trust Seeks Sanctions Against Mich. GOP In HQ Control Spat
• Insurer Can't Avoid U. Of Washington COVID Coverage Suit
• 3 Power Rulings Change Outlook For Transmission Cos.
• How New Fla. Condo Law Will Affect Owners' Finances
• Miami Official Fights Wage Garnishment In $63.5M Judgment
• Stay Would Let Camp Co. Keep Reaping Millions, Tribe Says
• Industry Org. Backs Lloyd's, Other Insurers In Arbitration Row
• Salt Lake City, Lumen Agree To End Removal Fee Row
• Irish Landowner Asks High Court To Review €18M Clawback
• 4 Legal Ethics Considerations For The New Year
• 4th Circ. Tosses Atty Fees Based Solely On Lost Lawsuit
• Michigan Atty Can Sue Ex-Partner Over Sharing Client List
• Michigan Slip-And-Fall Duty Ruling Is Retroactive, Judges Say
• Couple Wants To Add Claim In Solar Farm Damages Retrial
• FTX Seeks OK To Sell Off $222M In Bahamas Real Estate
• Ex-Subway Atty Rejoins Quarles & Brady In Illinois
• Biggest Personal Injury And Med Mal Court Decisions In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NY AG Seeks $370M From Trump After Valuation Fraud Trial
• Cheesecake Factory, Mall Sued Over Bystander Shooting
• 11th Circ. Again Refuses Empire's Bid To Undo Fla. Appraisal
• Hanover Partially Settles Ga. Shooting Death Coverage Row
• OIG To Audit EPA's Enviro Justice Work In Brownfields
• Rental Hosts Indicted In $8.5M Double-Booking Scheme
• Sonder Tries To Pause $90M Suit Over Houston Leases
• Kwok Trustee, Feds Get OK To Divvy Up $26M Mansion
• Real Estate Rumors: Health JV, Success Academy, Wozniacki
• Environmental Justice: A 2023 Recap And 2024 Forecast
• FCC Warns NY Properties Of Millions In Pirate Radio Fines
• Texas BBQ Restaurateur Sues Cokinos Young Over $14M Deal
• Former Philly City Solicitor Returns To Morgan Lewis
• Wash. High Court Won't Review Beachfront Easement Spat
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Challenge To NJ Airport Improvements
• Trump Got $7.8M In Foreign Funds While In Office, Dems Say
• Most Notable Personal Injury And Med Mal Verdicts Of 2023
• What The Law Firm Of The Future Will Look Like
• SEC Accuses Miami Developer Of $93M Fraud Scheme
• Seneca Nation Suit Over NY Thruway Headed For Mediation
• NY Lawmaker Eyes Empowering Cities To Target Illicit Pot
• The Year Ahead In Foreign Investment And National Security
• Canadian Property Co. Can't Claim Mining Loss, Court Says
• NC Landowner Says Delay Voided Verizon Cell Tower Lease
• 4 PR Pointers When Your Case Is In The News
• Ga. Judge Dismisses Residents' Challenge To $5B Rivian Plant
• NC Biz Court Sanctions Developer, Atty In Receivership Case
• Detroit Condo Insurer Escapes Covering Underlying Clashes
• Latham, Davis Polk Guide Homebuilder's Plans For $150M IPO
• Kessler Beats 2 Firms To Lead Wells Fargo Gov't Fines Suit
• Cole Schotz Names 6 Attys As Members In 3 US States
• Mich. Court Denies Homeowners Surplus Foreclosure Funds
• Fla. Says Tribe Misreads 'Indian Lands' In Water Permit Suit
• Pot Real Estate Crowdfunders Ran $2M Fraud, Suit Says
• Regulators Approve NYSE Plan To Ease Rules On Equity Sales
• Colorado HOA Must Produce Bank Statements, Panel Says
• NC Town Loses Bid To Zone Car Auctioneer As Junkyard
• EPA's New Maui Guidance Draws Requests For More Clarity
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Reversal Of Berkeley Gas Hookup Ban
• NC Panel Narrows Claims In Historical School Property Fight
• Pipeline Project Asks Court For Access To Harris County Land
• Navy Federal Accused Of Bias Against Minority Borrowers
• Reverse Mortgage Co. Wants Mortgage Fees Suit Tossed
• Sale-Leasebacks May Provide A Safe Financing Alternative
• Slip-And-Fall Suits Revived After Mich. High Court Ruling
• 5 Recent Developments Family Offices Are Watching In 2024
• Bias Invalidates Bombing Coverage Award, Property Co. Says
• $1M Alcohol Spill Damage Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Judge Sends Atty To Remedial Classes After Baseless Motion
• Insurer Loses Bid To Narrow Fire Loss Coverage Suit's Scope
• Zillow Says Listing Services Blocked It From Housing Markets
• Mill Redevelopment Deal Was Valid, NC Appeals Court Rules
• Insurer Drops Coverage Suit Over Firm's $459K Fraud Claim
• NY REIT Plans Wind-Down After $1.25B In Investment Losses
• Commercial Real Estate Cases To Watch In 2024
• A Challenging CRE Environment Holds Opportunities In 2024
• Colorado Cases To Watch In 2024
• Law Firm Strategies For Successfully Navigating 2024 Trends
• Antitrust Cases And Issues To Watch In 2024
• Insurance Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2024
• Michigan Legislation To Watch In 2024
• Bankruptcy Issues To Watch In 2024
• What To Watch In Donald Trump's Coming Year Of Trials
• California Legislation And Regulations To Watch In 2024
• New Jersey Legislation To Watch In 2024
• Biggest Environmental Regulations To Watch In 2024
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• The Biggest Cases To Watch In Native American Law This Year