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Real Estate - February, 2024

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• 9th Circ. Sends COVID-19 Coverage Row Back To Tribal Court
• Real Estate Tech Co. Opendoor Beats Investor Suit, For Now
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Flood Suit Over Cherokee Casino
• Veil Shouldn't Be Pierced To Decode Contracts, Panel Says
• Mass. High Court Revises 'Complex' Anti-SLAPP Guidance
• Sofia Vergara, Contractor Near Arbitrating Most Of $1.7M Suit
• STB, CSX Tell Justices To Reject Norfolk Southern Appeal
• Contractors Need Protection From NJ Homeowner Protections
• Pot Co. Says Neighbor Let Transient Grow Pot And Cause Fire
• Biz Owner's $2.4M FBAR Dispute Paused For Mediation
• NY Shouldn't Pair 421-a Restoration And Good Cause Eviction
• Yellow Corp. Gets Ch. 11 Control Extended To End Of July
• GE Denies Ties To La. Environmental Contamination Suit
• Contractors Join Chorus Against Digital Discrimination Rule
• Munck Wilson Adds IP Lawyer From Wood Smith
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Kasowitz
• Inside BigLaw's 'Tremendous' Hunger For Restructuring Attys
• Wis. Tribe, Homeowners Hit Cranberry Farms With CWA Suit
• 7 Common Myths About Lateral Partner Moves
• Brothers' 20-Year Calif. Real Estate Battle Ends In $7B Verdict
• Ariz. AG Says RealPage, Landlords Use Algo To Fix Rent Prices
• Judge Asks When Feds Will Consider Climate In Oil Leases
• Fla. Judge OKs $43.5M Deutsche Bank Deal In Ch. 15 Case
• Court Will Hear Arguments In Camp Operator's Bond Dispute
• Win For DC's NFL Stadium Bid As House Approves Bill
• Insurer Wins New Trial Due To Paralegal's Surprise Testimony
• CFPB, FTC Urge 11th Circ. To Rule Against 'Pay-To-Pay' Fees
• NY Bar Assoc. Building Owner Hits Ch. 11 Amid Lender Tiff
• Conn. Mortgage Co. Says Partner Defected With Cash, Data
• Homeowners Urge Judge To Toss 'Tactical' MV Realty Ch. 11
• No More Coverage For Aluminum Co.'s $165M Fire Damage
• Tribes Urge Biden To Break Silence On Pipeline Dispute
• Subcontractor Seeks Sanctions In Amazon Warehouse Fight
• Coats Rose Atty Fired Over Threatening Letter To Judge
• Cheering In The NFL Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurance Agency Says It Wasn't Told Of Airbnb Shooting Suits
• Trump Can't Freeze $465M Penalty But Can Seek Loans
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Hogan Lovells
• NY Judge In Trump Case Receives Suspicious White Powder
• Justices Skeptical Of Workability In BofA Preemption Fight
• Mohawk Nation Rejects 1796 Land Agreement, Court Told
• CARES Act Not For Violent Tenants, Court Says, Creating Split
• NJ Real Estate Fund Executive Cops To $658M Ponzi Scheme
• PacifiCorp Faces $50M Ask In Latest Wildfire Trial
• Wash. Judge Asks If COVID 'Fire Sale' Should Impact Tax Plan
• La. Comfort Inn Owner Ordered To Arbitrate $2.6M Storm Suit
• Chinese Real Estate Giant KE Holdings Gets IPO Suit Trimmed
• Commanders Unveil Stadium Upgrades Amid Possible Move
• Attys Get Personal In Mich. Foreclosure Default Fight
• Md. Panel OKs Municipal Local Property Tax Credit Bill
• Macy's To Cut Stores, Focus On Luxury Amid Proxy Fight
• States, Businesses Aim To Kill Feds' Revised Water Rule
• Conn. Mortgage Biz Rips 'Maximalist' CFPB Licensing Stance
• Philly Gun Shop Ban Doesn't Flout 2nd Amendment
• Chicago Board Will Appeal Transfer Tax Referendum Decision
• Energy Co. Asks 8th Circ. To Revive Lease Termination Suit
• Ore. City Urges High Court To Revive Homeless Camp Ban
• Law Firm Leasing Activity Reaches Pre-Pandemic Level
• NC Short-Term Rental Law Fight Gets Partial Remand
• Connecticut Atty's Fishy Email Prompts Trust Account Audit
• Wolverine Can't Get Sanctions Win In PFAS Coverage Fight
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Greenberg Traurig
• Mass. AG Sues Boston Suburb For Flouting Housing Law
• BofA Battle Will Test Preemption's Reach At High Court
• Feds, Fla. Oppose Sharing Power In Clean Water Act Program
• Pastor And Ally Of NYC Mayor Was A Con Man, Jury Hears
• Timeshare Settlement Can't Stop Additional Consumer Suit
• Fla. Official Can't Save Home From Verdict, Businessmen Say
• Mich. Justices Told Case Deadlines Tied To Litigants' Rights
• Del. Justices Deny Second Chance For Texas Land Co. Suit
• Wells Fargo Reset Foreclosure Timeline, Texas Justices Rule
• Chicago Can't Count Any Votes In Transfer Tax Referendum
• ESG Around The World: Gulf Cooperation Council
• NJ Town Justified Hospital-Only Zone, Appeals Panel Says
• Wells Fargo Rate-Lock Extension Fee Suit Tossed, For Now
• Prosecutors Ask NC Justices To Enforce Ban On MV Realty
• Yellow Corp. Gets Nod On New Procedures For Injury Claims
• Holland & Knight Adds Mayer Brown RE Pro In Houston
• Akerman Hires Real Estate Atty From Vinson & Elkins In NYC
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Fried Frank
• Conn. Homeowners Say Toll Bros. Botched Senior Community
• Setting The Stage For High Court BofA Escrow Interest Case
• Trump Calls Biz Bans 'Punitive' In $465M Civil Fraud Appeal
• Up Next At High Court: Social Media Laws & Bump Stocks
• Wildlife, Paddling Groups Want To Join Clean Water Act Fight
• Tribal Biz Atty Must Meet Calif. DA Over Greenhouse Wreckage
• MV Realty Asks NC Justices To Stay Injunction Pending Appeal
• DC's Housing Tax Break Proposal: What's In It, What's Missing
• 8th Circ. Says Nursing Home Fraudster Owes Supplier $7.6M
• Homebuyers' NAR Antitrust Claims Still Fail, Ill. Judge Says
• Bankrupt REIT Gets Ch. 11 Reorganization Plan Approved
• Contract Disputes Recap: The Terms Matter
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Real Estate Shareholders In Fla., LA
• With Interest, Trump Now Owes $454M For NY Valuation Fraud
• 6 Pointers For Attys To Build Trust, Credibility On Social Media
• Mass. Tax Panel Grants Part Of Homeowner's Value Appeal
• Haynes Boone Adds Sheppard Mullin Real Estate Pro In Calif.
• Ariz. Judge: Feds' Colo. River Transfer Review Violated NEPA
• Russian Bank President Charged With Sanctions Violations
• Feds Say Russian Citizens Laundered Cash With Fla. Condos
• Wash. Tribe Awarded Land Comp Funds After 50-Year Battle
• FTC Looks Into Mobile Mini's $3.8B Bid For McGrath RentCorp.
• Texas Developer Battles DOJ's 1st Predatory Mortgages Suit
• Wildlife Group Sinks USDA Agricultural Wetlands Rule
• Coldwell Banker Wins Trade Secrets Fight On Directed Verdict
• Ex-HFZ Capital Chief Denies $86M Real Estate Fraud Charges
• Wolverine Wants Judgment, Sanctions In PFAS Coverage Row
• Minn. Tax Court Says Shipping Container Not A Homestead
• Venable Hires Ex-Smith Gambrell Construction Partner In NY
• Yellow Corp. Landlord Says Time's Up For Ch. 11 Lease Sales
• Brazilian Heiress' Daughter Can't Escape Colo. Collection Suit
• $46.6M TM Award Over 'Dewberry' Name Appealed To Justices
• Va. Oil Terminal's Tax Value Upheld By Appeals Court
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: February Lessons
• Convicted Chicago Pol Seeks Acquittal Or New Trial
• Md. House OKs Fee On Unpersuasive Property Tax Appeals
• NY Judges Question Lehman's Bid To Undo CDS Trial Loss
• Judge Rejects $5.2M Atty Fee Bid In Poultry Farm Loan Suit
• Cannabis CEOs Wasted Wealthy Russian's Money, Suit Claims
• Listing Services Say Zillow Is Weaponizing Antitrust Law
• NYC Lawmakers Ask To Join Housing Voucher Suit
• Justices Turn Away Meta Bid To End Ad Discrimination Suit
• Mass. Landlords, Brokers Sued For Alleged Voucher Refusals
• Pa. Justices Clarify Timing For Oil & Gas Accounting Claims
• Peer Street Needs To Revise Ch. 11 Disclosures, Judge Says
• Texas Investors Ask Del. Justices To Revive Land Trust Suit
• Nationwide Says Walmart Should Pay NY Humidifier Fire Costs
• Lenders Seek To Toss NYC Condo Building's 'Bad Faith' Ch. 11
• Rite Aid Gets OK To End Former Queens Store Lease
• Mass., Property Developer Strike Deal Over Wetlands Pollution
• A Post-Mortem Analysis Of Stroock's Demise
• Feds Found Responsible For Leased Building's Contamination
• 1st Circ. Won't Revive $19M Casino Deal Suit Against Wynn
• 11th Circ. Says Sotheby's Insured For Fla. Agent Theft Row
• Connecticut Atty To Settle Client's Suit Over Cash Mishap
• Atlantic City Hotels Want Room Rate Suit Tossed
• No Property Coverage For Maui Wildfire, Insurer Says
• Broker Defends Claims Against Suns Owner, Mortgage Co.
• Holland & Knight Adds Jones Walker Real Estate Atty In Miami
• NM Fire Victims Sue FEMA Over Compensation Delays
• Fond Du Lac Tribe Seeks Sanctions In Mining Land Suit
• FinCEN Details Owner Data Access Rules For Small Banks
• Developers Deny 'Shell Game' Amid Push For More Sanctions
• Restoration Architect Says Visa Denial Ignored Evidence
• Pot Cos. Say They'll Be Ruined Unless Detroit Facility Opens
• Cool-Cheese Pizzeria Got Cold Feet Over $2.1M Sale, Suit Says
• Mich. Township Must Face Winery Wedding Ban Suit
• Landlord Bias Can Be Eviction Defense, Colo. Justices Say
• NC Panel Finds Condos Short-Term Rental Ban Unreasonable
• New Yorker Writer Pans Subpoena Over Adams' Ties To Pastor
• Justices Give Feds Time In Texas, Fla. Social Media Law Fights
• Law Firm Wins Unredacted Deal Info In NJ Malpractice Fight
• Pa. Contractor Says Ohio Cosmetic Centers Skipped $2M Bill
• High Court Passes On Rent Stabilization Probe, For Now
• Wyndham CEO Reports 'Expansive' FTC Query Into Takeover
• NYCB Brass Face Investor Suit Over Signature Bank Takeover
• PNC Bank Defeats Customer's Suit Over Fraudulent Transfer
• Cavco Exec's Insider Trading Case Paused Pending SEC Deal
• Canada Liable Under NAFTA For Axed LNG Project, Co. Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Florida Loses Wetland Permitting Authority In D.C. Court Case
• DOJ Says $3M Antitrust Deal Doesn't Fix Commission Rule
• Gov't Wants More Alaskan Native Reps On Subsistence Board
• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Adds Corporate Attorney In Philly
• Condo Co., Insurer Settle Proposed Class Action Coverage
• Ex-Jenner & Block Litigator Joins Holland & Knight In Chicago
• Trump Owes $355M For Fraud That 'Shocks The Conscience'
• Atty Must Be Tried Alongside Ex-Hawaii DA, Feds Say
• Software Company Seeks $10M Policy Limit For Bad Deal
• No Coverage For Pandemic Losses, NY Top Court Rules
• Conn. Justice Calls Marriott Lien Fight 'An Embarrassment'
• New York Says Thruway Doesn't Cut Through Cayuga Land
• NJ Atty Beats Greater Damages Bid Over Hotel Project Loan
• NYers Sue City To Push Housing Voucher Program Expansion
• NC Tribe Seeks To Restore Mountain Peak's Cherokee Name
• Real Estate Rumors: Brause Realty, Microsoft, AcadeMir
• Ex-Atty Who Lied To Grand Jury About Frauds Gets 6.5 Years
• Ariz. Panel Votes To Put Public Nuisance Tax Credits On Ballot
• Assessing The Future Of Colorado's Economic Loss Rule
• NYC Developer Owes $87M On Defaulted Condo Loans
• Vaughan Baio Adds 3 Partners And 2 Offices In NY, NJ
• Zurich Owes $554K Over Faulty Construction Work, Erie Says
• Fed. Circ. Says Feds Didn't Coerce Mont. Coal Permit Denial
• 9th Circ. Backs Homeowners' Cert. In Allstate Overcharge Suit
• Peer Street Hits Back Against Ch. 7 Conversion Efforts
• Starwood Capital Injects $850M Into Echelon Data Centres
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sony-Michael Jackson, Inspire IPO, Walmart
• Greenberg Traurig Adds 2 Real Estate Experts From DLA Piper
• FinCEN Head Vows No 'Gotcha' Enforcement Of New Rules
• Atty Fighting Sanctions Not Blameless, Mich. Justices Told
• Investors Urge Prison As Developers Seek More Briefing Time
• NJ Law Firm Beats Malpractice Claims Over Real Estate Deal
• Insurer Needn't Defend Landlord From Antitrust MDL
• Fla. Condo Says Chubb Unit Stalled On $7M Storm Claim
• Zimbabwe Says It Didn't Waive Immunity In $440M Award Feud
• Enviro Orgs Planning EPA Suit Over Phosphate-Mining Waste
• Ill. Judge Says Rezoning Of Historic Hotel Damaged Developer
• SEC Says Bankruptcy Doesn't Stop Crowdfunding Fraud Case
• Bed Bath & Beyond Execs Given Access To $10M In Insurance
• NY Man Charged With Falsely Claiming To Own Iconic Hotel
• NY Objects To Rite Aid Bid To Close More Stores
• 10th Circ. Revives Suit Accusing Valero Of Okla. Pipeline Leak
• NYCB Faces Another Class Action Over CRE Challenges
• BCLP Can Fight Atlanta Firm's Fee Garnishing Request
• Navajo Say Hopi Tribe Bid To Join Land Trust Suit Is Untimely
• Mass. Court Doubts Northeastern Vowed To Keep Land Public
• Colo. House Panel OKs Local-Option Property Tax Credits
• Hospitality Cos. Seek To Sink Trafficking Survivor's Suit
• Ex-Atty Can't Delay Prison Amid Pot Bribe Appeal, Judge Says
• Coaching High School Wrestling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 11th Circuit Urged To Toss Ga. Developer's Truck Stop Suit
• How Recent Laws Affect Foreign Purchase Of US Real Estate
• $19M Mortgage Relief Case Is 1st Calif. DFPI, FTC Joint Win
• 9th Circ. Revives Challenge To Calif. Rent Control Law
• Foreclosure Deal Support Rebuts Collusion Claim, Attys Say
• Wyndham Gets Default Win In Timeshare Exit Suit
• Soroc Tech Sues In Del. For $115M Merger Takeback
• Squabble Heats Up Over Plans To Move DC NBA, NHL Teams
• Calif. Clean Energy Storage Secures $350M From Blackstone
• Insurer, Apartment Owner Agree To End Hail Damage Dispute
• 4th Circuit Sinks Golf Course's Suit Over Rezoning Bid
• Hotel Rental Co. Hid Litigation And Failed Deal, Suit Says
• Feds Argue US Used Island With 'Intent' In Ownership Suit
• Mass Arrests In NYC Housing Bribe Case Trouble Attys
• New La. Gas Pipeline Projects Must Respect Rules And Rights
• Real Estate Rumors: Ares Management, Somerset, MBS Group
• Ex-Atty Appealing Pot Bribe Conviction Says Prison Can Wait
• 2 Ex-Dentons Real Estate Pros Join Clark Hill In Pittsburgh
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Seyfarth Adds Atlanta Community Leader, RE Atty From BCLP
• SG's Office Is Case Study To Help Close Legal Gender Gap
• DC Circ. Again Nixes Challenge To FERC Pipeline Powers
• Bourbon Co. Says Ky. City Caved To Whiskey Fungus Fear
• Insurer Says Fire Co. Owes $3.7M For Hotel Water Damage
• Arizona Lawmakers Sue Feds Over Grand Canyon Monument
• Akerman Grows In NY With Real Estate, Corporate Additions
• Bank Trade Chief Warns Of Rules 'Masquerading As Guidance'
• Activists Ask Justices To Reverse Calif. Tribal Casino Approval
• WeWork Lenders Blast SoftBank, Ask For Ch. 11 Examiner
• Utah Defends Standing In Monument Cases Before 10th Circ.
• 7th Circ. Says Plaintiffs' Strategy Doomed Lead Paint Appeal
• Judge Amends Camp Operator's $1M Surety Bond Order
• Flagstar Takes Aim At 'Nonsensical' $3M Signature Fraud Suit
• Real Estate Co. Asks NC High Court To Review Shutdown
• NAR Taps Keller Williams' Views In New Commission Trial Bid
• Ga. Attys Claim Fund Managers Organized Illegal Tax Shelter
• Customer Can Sue Closed Bowling Alley For Slip-And-Fall
• Ind. Seed Lab Property Exempt From Tax, Board Says
• Md. Bill Aims To Expand Eligibility For Homestead Tax Credit
• $1M Alcohol Spill Coverage Suit Not Federal Case, Co. Says
• Hawaii Tenants Say Water Pollution Suit Belongs In Court
• RealPage Renters Ask To Grow Class Despite Venue Flaw
• Real Estate Authority: Neumann's WeWork Reboot?
• Fla. Judge Won't Halt Alleged 'Payback' By Miami Official
• No Coverage In Home Remodel Row, Insurer Says
• Pike Place TM Suit Dismissed Following Seattle Settlement
• Fruit Of The Loom Entity Seeks Pay For Sports Complex Work
• Judges Pour Cold Water On Homeowner's Sprinkler Suit
• 6th Circ. Says Fed. Court Can't Hear $420K Tax Lien Case
• Apartment Sellers Didn't 'Cook' The Books, Mich. Panel Rules
• Ala. Insurer Gets Hurricane Sally Repair Coverage Suit Cut
• Xcel Wants Trial Moved From Where Colo. Wildfire Raged
• Reducing Carbon Footprint Requires A Tricky Path For CRE
• FCRA Immunity Waiver Ruling Tees Up Compliance Frenzy
• Ore. Dam Can Be Reviewed In 5 Years, Judge Says
• Atlanta Atty Keeps $1.15M Fee Award Despite Tossing Notes
• DLA Piper Adds Former McDermott Partner In DC
• NAR Agrees To Mediate Subscriber Data Disclosure Claim
• Bad Faith Claim Rejected Again In Hurricane Ida Coverage Suit
• DLA Piper Adds Structured Finance Atty To NY Office
• Feds Seek Over 5 Years For NYC Atty In $18.8M Ponzi Scheme
• Mother, Son Call Truce In Dispute Over Denver Bar Chain
• Former Moritt Hock Atty Joins Forchelli As Partner
• Off The Bench: NCAA NIL Rule Lives; Dartmouth Players Win
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Owens Corning To Buy Door-Maker Masonite In $3.9B Deal
• Insurer Says Policy Won't Cover $1.3M Title Agency Defense
• Renderings Pitch White Sox Ballpark In Chicago's South Loop
• FSOC 'Very Focused' On Nonbank Mortgage Risk, Yellen Says
• Winery Wedding Ban Doesn't Stomp Out Speech, Group Says
• CFPB Takes Restitution Discount To End Mortgage Relief Case
• New CMS Rule Will Change Nursing Facility Disclosures
• Real Estate Rumors: HGI, Lion Development, Kushner
• School Board Tells Ohio Justices Tax Appeal Not Time-Barred
• 12-Year CFPB Veteran Joins Husch Blackwell's DC Office
• What New Calif. Strike Force Means For White Collar Crimes
• Insurer Improperly Settled Shooting Claims, Court Told
• NY Judge Scolds Trump Attys For Response To Perjury Query
• Justices Rule Gov't Agencies Not Immune From FCRA Suits
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss Miami City Atty Real Estate Scheme Suit
• Trump Trial Judge Gets Little Info On Exec's Alleged Perjury
• Matterport Stockholders Say Officials Wrongly Cashed $225M
• Judge Says Antitrust Claims Against Suns Owner Fall Short
• NC Public Housing Exec Gets Prison In Bid-Rigging Scheme
• No Defense Owed For $500K Defects Dispute, Insurer Says
• La. Pizzeria, State Farm Settle Hurricane Damages Suit
• Ill. Atty's Conviction Over Embezzlement Scheme Sticks
• No Coverage For Apt. Complex In Negligence Row, Court Told
• Judge Sides With Wis. Tribe In HOA Property Dispute
• Panel Says Ohio Broke Promise In Brewery District Land Fight
• US Eyes Requiring Reports On All-Cash Real Estate Transfers
• REIT Raises $672M IPO At Low End While Insurer Pulls Plans
• Mass. Atty Gets 2 Years For 'Corruptly' Pushing Pot Bribe Plot
• Mass. Residents Want High Court To Undo Tribe's Land Grant
• Ohio County Accused Of Extorting New Property Owners
• What Shareholder Approval Rule Changes Mean For Cos.
• Reimagining Law Firm Culture To Break The Cycle Of Burnout
• Zimbabwe Ruling Bolsters UK's Draw As Arbitration Enforcer
• Investment Report Shows Cost Of Delaying Climate Action
• Mast Capital Snags $600M Construction Loan For Miami Tower
• NC Panel Backs $5M Win For Developers In Water Fee Fight
• Mosby Guilty On One Count Of Lying For Fla. Mortgage
• Real Estate Rumors: Valley National, Carlyle, Peachtree
• Builders Ask Judge To Rethink Monetary Relief For Fees Suit
• Mich. Federal Judge Won't Pause State Foreclosure Cases
• ESG Around The World: Brazil
• Nev. Teachers Union Sues To Upend Oakland A's Stadium Deal
• Zillow Rival Appeals Property Listings Suit Loss To 9th Circ.
• Complex Not Covered For $4M Shooting Claim, Insurer Says
• DC Authorizes Competitive Process For Housing Tax Breaks
• Ore. Vacant Property Rightly Denied Value Cut, Court Says
• Colo. Senate OKs Local Option For Property Tax Breaks
• NY Judge Wants Info On Perjury Probe Of Trump Lieutenant
• Competing In Dressage Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 70 Arrested In NYC Public Housing Bribery Bust
• Md. Jury Set To Decide If Ex-State's Atty Lied On Loan Apps
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Hedge Fund Sues SPAC For Books On Failed Casino Deal
• Fla. Wants To Keep Clean Water Act Permit Review Powers
• Lowe's Drops Appeal After $1.5M Faulty-Roof Settlement
• Insurer Owes $1.3M In Defects Row Defense Costs, Co. Says
• Fox Rothschild Adds Real Estate Vet In Miami Office
• Bank Groups Sue To Overturn New Community Lending Rules
• High Court Case Could Reshape Local Development Fees
• White Collar Plea Deals Are Rarely 'Knowing' And 'Voluntary'
• Ex-CFTC Official, Crowell & Moring Atty Dies After Carjacking
• WeWork Presses Landlords For Ch. 11 Lease Concessions
• Fla. Bar Probing Scandal-Plagued Miami City Atty
• States, Businesses Push To Sink Feds' Amended WOTUS Rule
• Va. Landlord Accused Of Exploitation Denied Pretrial Release
• First National Bank Strikes $13.5M Deal In NC Redlining Case
• Brokerage Asks Justices To Apply Arbitration To $1.8B Verdict
• BCLP Sees 2nd Group Depart As 7 Head To Arnold & Porter
• Real Estate Authority: Fannie, Freddie And Chevron Deference
• Insurance Coverage Excluded In Condo Sale, 11th Circ. Told
• How Court Fees Can Keep Poor NYers From Inheriting Homes
• NYC Serves Up Final Rules For Permanent Outdoor Dining
• Mich. Panel Rejects Attempts To Claim Foreclosure Surplus
• Matterport Stockholders Claim 'Unlawful' $220M Share Issue
• NYC Sues FDIC For $7M Of First Republic's Back Taxes
• Clean Energy Can Revive Fossil Fuel Sites, But Risks Abound
• Colo. Regulators Say Landlords Too Vague In GHG Rule Suit
• ACLU Atty On How To Protect Civil Liberties In The AI Era
• Tribes Fight Industry Bid To Weigh In On Land Swap Dispute
• Court's Claims Of Internal Dispute A Myth, Tribe Tells Fed. Circ.
• Latham Led Firms In January IPOs As New Listings Pick Up
• Green Group Blasts Berkshire Unit's Bid To Flush Water Suit
• 9th Circ. Unblocks Seattle Graffiti Law
• Virginia HBCU Lands Historic Investment From Steinbridge
• How 2 CFPB Advisory Opinions Affect Reporting Agencies
• New Claims Emerge Over Mortgage Biz Cyberattacks
• Algorithmic Pricing Programs Caught In Antitrust Crosshairs
• Md. Bill Seeks Property Tax Credits For Residential Projects
• Buyer Of T. Boone Pickens' Ranch Fights For Name Rights
• 11th Circ. Sides With Chinese Citizens In Fla. Land-Buy Row
• Md. Bill Would Allow Tax Hikes On Vacant Property
• Calif. Drywall Co. Again Short On Wages And OT, Court Told
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Wachtell Lipton
• DC Apts. Accused Of Discriminating Against Black Applicants
• Fla. Justices Affirm Appraisal Ruling In $8M Irma Damage Row
• Alaska Tribes Seek Canada Recognition To Consult On Mines
• Keller Williams OKs $70M Deal To Exit Broker Commission Suit
• NC Woman Wants Town Forced Off Land After 10 Years
• 5 Mass. Rulings You Might Have Missed In January
• Kemp Klein Brings On Tax Attorney From Foster Swift
• Fired Ohio Megachurch Pastor Can't Revive Suit Against Bank
• Enbridge Unit Denied Land Transfer For Texas Pipeline
• Ex-Trump Org. CFO Faces Possible Perjury Charge, Mulls Plea
• Atty Reprises Entrapment Claim As Pot Bribe Sentence Looms
• Real Estate Rumors: Fortinet, Kayne Anderson, Northwind
• The Legal Industry Needs A Cybersecurity Paradigm Shift
• Insurer Settles $1.7M Suit Over School's Tornado Damage
• 9th Circ. Told RICO Claim Can't Stick To Enviro Complaint
• Foley & Lardner Hires Investment Management Partner In NY
• NYC Music Venue Gets 'Last Shot' At Ch. 11 Reorg
• Remine Shareholder Sues In Del. Over $53.5M MLS Merger