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Real Estate - March, 2024

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• Silicon Valley Co. Planning New City Can Sue Landowners
• Weed Investors' Money Shift Cost Co. Millions, Suit Says
• Judge Won't Stop Immigration Fee Hikes From Taking Effect
• Real Estate Authority: Investment Bans, Extreme Heat, CRE
• Preparing For Possible Calif. Criminal Antitrust Enforcement
• NY Bar Assoc. Building Owner Says Ch. 11 Filings Legit
• Mass. Tax Board Won't Lower Value Of Boston House
• Flint Residents Can't Show Profit From Hasty Water Rate Hike
• Feds, Energy Cos. Clash Over Osage Wind Farm Damages Trial
• Atty Called A Flight Risk In $1.3 Billion Tax Fraud Case
• Stay Interviews Are Key To Retaining Legal Talent
• Md. House OKs Tax Breaks For Residential Projects
• Tenant Screener To Pay $2.2M Over Race Bias Claims
• Off The Bench: Ohtani Woes, Va. Ends Arena Plan, Pac-12 Deal
• White House Directs Agencies To Install AI Risk Safeguards
• Fla. Judge Axes Club Owners' Suit 'Intended For The Media'
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Fannie, Freddie Investors' FHFA Suit
• PE Group Seeks $32.4M In Serbia Real Estate Arbitration
• DOJ, FTC Weigh In On Another Pricing Algorithm Case
• Ga. Airbnb Owner Must Face Suit Over Off-Property Injury
• Fruit Grower Cleared To Leave Ch. 11 With $43M Exit Loan
• Wash. Appeals Court Asked To Mull COVID Coverage Question
• MLS, Trade Group Say DOJ Deal Fix Itself Anti-Competitive
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Reading FC, Pet Food Co.
• Texas Airbnb Host Says Suit Over Fatal Blast In Wrong Venue
• Payment Provision Lessons From NJ Construction Ruling
• Spokeo Accused Of Flouting NJ Judicial Protection Law
• Investors Strike $42.5M Deal In Brookfield-GGP Merger Suit
• Va. Landowners Return To Supreme Court In FERC Challenge
• Ore. To Give Tax Break For Wildfire Settlement Payouts
• The Home Depot Buying PE-Backed SRS For $18.25B
• 5th Circ. Reissues Arb. Decision In Hurricane Damage Case
• Vrbo Host Is Breaking Zoning Regs, Conn. High Court Told
• DoorDash, Grubhub Want Docs From NY Restaurant Lobbyists
• NYC Mayor Says City Laws Can't Expand Housing Vouchers
• Yellow Corp. Pension Fund Liability To Be Decided In Ch. 11
• On Deck In JPML: Baby Food, 23andMe Privacy, NCAA
• Navajo Sue Feds Over Withheld Forestry Program Funds
• 4th Circ. Overturns Fraud Ruling In Suit Over $4.5M Home Buy
• Ore. Tax Court OKs Some Deductions For Real Estate Investor
• Minn. Justices Uphold Tax Break For Housing Charity
• Pittsburgh Aims To Ax $14M Of Nonprofits' Tax Waivers
• Kimco Sells 10 Shopping Centers For $248M After RPT Buy
• Cannabis Real Estate Firm Gets $20.2M In Fraud Verdict
• City Leaders Nix Plan To Move Wizards, Caps To Virginia Site
• Ex-GC With Lockheed Martin Space Joins Sherman & Howard
• Detroit Claims Feds' Headcount Skewed By Demolitions
• CoreLogic Sued For Violating NJ Judicial Protections Law
• 11th Circ. Affirms Experian's Win In Credit Reporting Suit
• Smith Gambrell Sued For Keeping $4.6M In Real Estate Row
• Real Estate Exec Asks To Toss Shareholder's Self-Dealing Suit
• Jury Convicts Ex-LA Official Chan In City Hall Bribery Scandal
• 8th Circ. Urged To Freeze SEC Climate Rules Once More
• Meridian Capital Taps Former Top Regulator As New CEO
• Pilot HOA Tells Justices Rail Easement Clouds Airstrip Access
• Ski Resort Corp. Says Sheep Used As Pretext To Ruin Project
• Feds Move To Seize Ex-Mongolia PM's NY Apts. Tied To Graft
• Deal Holdout HomeServices Can't Undo Sellers' Class Cert.
• REIT Exec Tells 2nd Circ. To Toss $3.2M Judgment
• Locke Lord Gains Real Estate Attorney From Boston Boutique
• NC Justices Find BofA Mortgage Fraud Suit Filed Too Late
• Spray Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• LoanDepot Settles Appraisal Bias Suit After Scholar's Death
• Ex-LA Official Downplayed Role In Huizar Bribes, Jury Told
• Conn. Justice Chides Legislature In Landlord Lien Case
• Lender Wins $44M Award In Shanghai Real Estate Feud
• Full 10th Circ. Stands By Revival Of Valero Pipeline Leak Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says NJ City Can't Stop Sale Of Failed Project's Sites
• Texas Hotel REIT Says Blackwells Wants Illegal Proxy Contest
• Atlanta Wants Ex-Eatery's 'Spurious' Demolition Suit Tossed
• Atty Can Drop Alleged Schemer Who Didn't Pay For 2 Years
• Jury Hands Mortgage Co. $73K Win In Trade Secrets Fight
• 'Infested Slum' Suit Warrants Class Cert., Conn. Justices Told
• BLM Adhered To Law In Granting Oil Lease Sales, Judge Rules
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Owens Corning Extends $3.9B Masonite Deal Review
• High Court Won't Weigh In On ND Mineral Rights Takings Suit
• Conn. Loan Law Tweaks May Have 3 Major Effects On Lenders
• Northwind Breaks Office Lending Drought With $65M Loan
• Minn. Bill Seeks Tax Credit For Building Conversions
• Trump Gets Late Reprieve After Failing To Post $465M Bond
• OCC Fines Sterling Bank's Ex-COO $150K For Lax Oversight
• Prostitutes, Wiretaps, Payoffs: Key LA RICO Witness Tells All
• Feds Delay Community Lending Assessment Change To 2026
• US Bank Ends $3.5B RMBS Trusts Suits Against BofA, Others
• Real Estate Co. Says Ch. 7 Trustee Ginned Up Conn. AG Probe
• Real Estate Authority: NAR, Climate, Data Center Dollars
• Airbnb Sued Over Conn. Woman's Fatal Burns In Jamaica
• Special District Members Seek To Block Disney Depo Request
• Judge Signals OK For $15M DIP Loan To Petersen Health Care
• Legal Tech Execs Can't Arbitrate ESOP Valuation Fight 
• Home Sellers Hope $58M Compass Deal Helps Spur Others
• Ind. Factory Adds To Historic $112M Bad Faith Coverage Win
• A Legal Playbook For Stadium Construction Agreements
• Fla. Judge Allows Sale Of Ex-MLBer's House In Fraud Suit
• 5th Circ. Asked For Do-Over In Hurricane Coverage Feud
• Ohio Board Upholds $2.2M Hotel Value Cut Due To COVID
• Colo. Water District Illegally Doubled Tax Rate, Panel Says
• NYC Landlord Jailed For 'Notoriously Negligent' Conditions
• Lewis Brisbois Accused Of Filing 'Sham' Suits To Avert Fault
• LA City Official Ran Secret Consulting Firm, RICO Jury Told
• 6th Circ. Probes Outside Firm's Outreach To Class Members
• Navy Federal Wants Racial Lending Discrimination Suit Axed
• Developer Says Partner Mishandled Funds In Denver Project
• El Paso Says US Can't Weigh In On Tribal Land Suit
• Calif. Panel Revives Diner's COVID Sanitization Coverage Bid
• Canadian Supplement Co. Seeks US Bankruptcy Recognition
• 8th Circ. Backs Attys' Win In COVID Hotel Eviction Challenge
• Reorganized REIT Can't Duck Interest Post-Ch. 11, Judge Says
• Judge In Blackstone Lease Row Wants Colo. Justices' Input
• Nursing Home Woes, Cyberattack Sparked Petersen's Ch. 11
• 9th Circ. Backs Rescission Of Homeowner's Property Policies
• Shumaker Hires Kass Shuler Atty In Tampa As Partner
• Construction Atty Moves Practice To Snell & Wilmer In Dallas
• Ky. Coal Mine Owner Tells 6th Circ. Lease Sale Was Improper
• Nossaman Adds 2 Eminent Domain Partners In Texas
• Judicial Independence Is Imperative This Election Year
• Petersen Health Care Files Ch. 11 Amid Suits Over HUD Loans
• 7th Circ. Closes Door On Italian Hotel's Virus Coverage Bid
• Receiver Allowed To Have 'Evil Zombie' Standing In Fraud Suit
• Philly Charter School Exec Convicted Of Embezzlement
• RedBird Sues Brookfield For $150M From Compass Deal
• Faegre Drinker Adds Former Honigman Construction Pro
• NY AG Scoffs At Trump's Claim Of 'Impossible' $465M Bond
• NY High Court Revives Suit Against NYC Property Taxes
• Russian Exec Argues Jailed Biz Partner Can't Escape Judgment
• Document Retention Best Practices To Lower Litigation Risks
• Riding My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Data Center Atty Welcomes Private Equity's Embrace
• How The Supreme Court Could Narrow Chevron
• Breaking Down Each State's Climate Priority Policies
• Re/Max GC Sees Light At The End Of Antitrust Tunnel
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2024 Editorial Boards
• US Chamber's Litigation Funding Concerns Spur 2 State Laws
• DA Says Greenhouse Suit Interferes With Code Enforcement
• Chicago Voters Nix Tiered Rates On Real Estate Transfer Tax
• LA Councilman's Wife Tells RICO Jury Of Vegas Cash Wads
• Top Bank Lobbyist To Biden: Stop The Regulatory 'Tsunami'
• Former Exec Set For Fall Trial In WeWork Stock Fraud Case
• La. Green Groups Urge Petrochemical Plant Permit Probe
• Feds, Mich., City Escape Black Residents' $600M Pollution Case
• NC Panel Rules Nonprofit Not Entitled To Tax Exemption
• Md. House OKs Special Tax Rates For Vacant Property
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: March Lessons
• Fishers Angle For Justices' Attention With New Monument Suit
• Conn. Supreme Court Snapshot: Housing Battles Heat Up
• Fla. City Atty Says Law Grants Immunity In Realty Fraud Suit
• Bradley Arant Adds Ex-Chamberlain Hrdlicka RE Team In Ga.
• Judge Mulls Smoke Shop Group's Push For Tribe's Damages Data
• Colo. Panel OKs Expanding Historic Structure Tax Credit
• Md. House OKs Property Tax Credits For Residential Projects
• Spartan Arbitration Tactics Against Well-Funded Opponents
• 'Brazen' Text By LA Pol Surfaces In Raymond Chan RICO Trial
• Philly Nonprofit Execs Lived Large On Co. Money, Jury Told
• Colo. HOA Not Covered In Travelers Repair Payment Row
• Battle Over Mass. Rezoning Law Headed To High Court In Fall
• Feds, Tribes, Casinos Face Off Over Trust Land Request
• Electric Battery Maker Says Mich. Officials Impeding $2B Plant
• Trump Says He Can't Secure Bond For $465M Fraud Judgment
• Developers Say Mich. Township Thwarted Pot Dispensary
• Ore. Tax Court Rejects Valuation Corrections By County
• Md. Senate OKs Letting Only Owners Appeal Tax Values
• 4th Circ. Preview: Airport Mishap, Inmate Pay Launch March
• Mass. Condo Owners Didn't Prove Property Was Overvalued
• Hagens Berman Defends Bid To Lead Yardi Price-Fixing Suit
• 'This Is Scary, Boss': Jury Hears Secret Audio In LA RICO Trial
• Real Estate Authority: Realtor Settlement, Women's Soccer
• Paxton Joins Feds In Fraud Suit Against Houston Developer
• U. Of Wash. Opposes Question Cert. In COVID Coverage Suit
• NYC Settles Its Challenge Of 'Right-To-Shelter' Mandate
• Split Texas Justices Leave Contempt Charges Against Nate Paul
• Mich. Judge Wrong To Toss Weather Expert From Icy Fall Suit
• Colo. OKs Local-Option Property Tax Credits
• Peer Street Can Solicit Ch. 11 Plan Votes, Judge Says
• Fla. Tribe Urges No Pause In Suit Over State's Water Power
• Wash. Justices Affirm Condo's Roof Damage Coverage Win
• Texas Justices To Review Tossed $22M Malpractice Verdict
• Ariz. Rep. Urges FTC Investigation Of RealPage Software
• NC Landowner Sues Feds, Alleging Overreach In New Water Rule
• Realtors Cut $418M Deal, Agree To Make Broker Fee Changes
• What Recent Study Shows About AI's Promise For Legal Tasks
• Lehman Brothers Can't Undo Trial Loss Over Crisis-Era CDS
• Ex-LA Official Lied To Feds Immediately In Interview, Jury Told
• Icahn Enterprises Rips Investors' 'Grab Bag' Of A Suit
• Lawmakers Secure $1.3B For Native American Housing
• Verizon Sues Pa. Town Over Cell Tower Permit Denial
• How FinCEN Proposal Expands RE Transaction Obligations
• Ex-Real Estate Exec Accused Of $77M WeWork Stock Fraud
• Wash. Real Estate Co.'s Ch 11 Plan OK'd After Judgment Slashed
• Wealth Tax, Stiff Biz Tax Could Fund Climate Fight, Study Says
• Holland & Knight Adds Partner To Va. Real Estate Team
• Ore. Skateboard Church Denied Tax Break Over Late Purchase
• Developer Must Arbitrate Defamation Case, Court Hears
• EPA Designates First Navajo Nation Superfund Site
• Subpoenas Can't Skirt USPTO Discovery Rules, 4th Circ. Says
• NJ Justices Craft Framework For Support Pet Accommodation
• NC City Asks State Justices To Review Homebuilders' $5M Win
• Mich. Justices Open To Counties' Foreclosure Liability Fears
• Fla. Restaurateur Says Seller Broke $7.3M Colo. Home Deal
• 6th Circ. Told Woman Helped Life Partner Avoid $3M In Taxes
• NYC Condo Developer's Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Gets OK
• Autism Claims Tossed In Lockheed Martin Toxic Land Suit
• How Calif. Video Recording Ruling May Affect Insured Exams
• Ala. Hotelier Says Insurer Must Cover Fire Damage
• Wash. Assessor Was Wrong To Deny COVID Relief, Hotels Say
• Mass. Justice Presses AG On Fast-Track Bid For Zoning Case
• Ore. Tax Court Restores Property Value To Local Assessment
• Patriots Owner Flags $2M Lien On 'Useless' Skydiving Facility
• Blackstone Closes $600M Credit Deal For Utah Data Center
• EB-5 Suit Says Hotel Project Tricked Non-English Speakers
• Committee Approves Bill Aimed At Blocking New Mining Rule
• HUD Withholds Refunds Due To Homeowners, Suit Says
• Yardi, Landlords Say Hagens Berman Can't Lead Antitrust Suit
• Judge Questions If Citibank Can Avoid Escrow Theft Burden
• FEMA Claims Process Leaves NM Fire Victims Lost, Suit Says
• MV Realty Says NC AG Is Working For Real Estate Industry
• Judge OKs Ch. 7 Liquidation For Reverse Mortgage Co.
• La. Property Owners, Insurers Settle $5M Hurricane Ida Fight
• Trustee Claims MV Realty Used Ch. 11 To Dodge State Actions
• NY Homeowners Settle Suit Over Legal Rep For Foreclosures
• Pa. Property Owner Knocks Insurer's Early Win Bid
• Tenn. Senate Panel OKs Plan To Bar State Property Taxes
• FTC Welcomes Choice Hotels Dropping Wyndham Hostile Buy
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Mich. Mall's Faulty Parking Lot Suit
• Fed, Others Tell Judge New Community Lending Rule Is Legal
• Landlords' Group Slams FCC Digital Equity Rule In DC Circ.
• NYC Youth Services Group Hits Ch. 11, Folds After 200 Years
• DC Circ. Probes Gov't Trial Strategy For Ex-HUD Official
• Travelers Owes No Coverage For Mo. Wall Mishap, Judge Says
• US Appeals Corporate Transparency Act Ruling To 11th Circ.
• Class Says Realtors, Brokers Can't Escape $1.8B Verdict
• Corps Says Groups Can't Show Dredging Permit Was Flawed
• Mich. Justices Tell Panel To Revisit 'Robotic' Tax Ruling
• Fla. Voters To Decide On Homestead Exemption Increase
• Choice Hotels Abandons Wyndham Hostile Takeover Attempt
• HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge Announces Resignation
• Real Estate Authority: SEC Climate Regs, State Of The Union
• Justices Urged To Take Up 'Who Decides' Arbitration Question
• Split NC High Court Reopens Embattled Realty Firm
• Real Estate Cos. To Face Divvied Lease Price-Fixing Claims
• CFPB Seeks Public Stories Of Mortgage Closing 'Junk Fees'
• Feds Win Houseboat Obstruction Suit Against Fla. Man
• Ex-DA Heads Into Trial On Bribe-Induced Prosecution Charges
• Experian Biased Jury In Credit Reporting Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• Kaiser Doesn't Want To Underwrite Seattle Soccer Site
• Debt-Stricken Homeowners Fight Back After High Court Ruling
• Pa. Court Grants Seizure Of Nursing Homes In 'Dire' Condition
• Detroit-Area Bars' Challenge To Parking Plan Gets Bounced
• 11th Circ. Declines To Hear Building Defect Coverage Dispute
• CFIUS Rules May Need Review Amid 'Exponential' Growth
• NJ Residents Can Intervene in Verizon Cell Tower Suit
• Ore. Tax Court Rejects Claim Of Bad Property Conditions
• NY AG And Judge In Trump Case Receive Death Threats
• After COVID Office Cuts, Firms Will Do 'More With Less'
• Colorado Firm Must Face Atty's Claim Over Alleged Retaliation
• BakerHostetler Hires Tax Partner From Moses & Singer
• Ex-Private Funds Leader With Perkins Coie Jumps To MoFo
• 2nd Circ. Resurrects Bribery Case Against Former NY Lt. Gov.
• Litigation Inspiration: A Source Of Untapped Fulfillment
• Colo. Panel OKs Tax Credits For Sales To Beginning Farmers
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, Latham
• Direct Pay Regs Would Lift Major Barrier For Energy Projects
• Ginnie Mae Says Texas Bank Can't Use Oral Promises In Suit
• Tesla's $6M Solar Roof Deal OK'd After Objector Backs Down
• Biden Touts Antitrust Stance As Move To Lower Housing Cost
• 11th Circ. Urged To Restore Qui Tam Over Small Biz Contracts
• Caliber Says Ex-Exec's Terms With Predecessor Still Apply
• Feds Look To Douse $48M Washington Ranch Wildfire Claim
• Va. Senate Leaves Proposed NBA, NHL Arena Out Of Budget
• 5th Circ. Affirms Arbitration In Hurricane Coverage Feud
• Feds Designate 1.1M Acres Of Habitat For Imperiled Fla. Bat
• Caribbean Resort Developer Says Partner Undermined Project
• Feds Get 1st Plea In Massive NYC Housing Bribery Case
• Conn. AG Probing If NY Real Estate Co. Duped Homeowners
• Unpacking FinCEN's Proposed Real Estate Transaction Rule
• Mich. GOP Drops HQ Real Estate Fight Under New Leader
• Whistleblower Wants Reward For Helping SEC In $18M Scam
• Fed Working To Beef Up Supervision 'Rulebook,' Powell Says
• Honigman Hires New Real Estate Partner For Detroit Office
• Skiing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NJ Appeals Court Revives Sex Bias Suit Against Mortgage Co.
• Brothers Add $3B In Punitive Damages To $7B Real Estate Win
• Minn. Tax Court Rejects Appeal Of Parking Lot's Classification
• Paul Hastings Lands NY Real Estate Pro From McDermott
• Mistrial Bid Fails After $7B Sibling Rivalry Real Estate Verdict
• Federal Lawmakers Want To Protect 172 Acres For Calif. Tribe
• Yellow Corp. Faces Pension Funds' Arbitration Bid In $6B Spat
• 11th Circ. Told IRA Account Isn't Exempt From $1.6M Ruling
• Ill. Appeals Court Revives Chicago Real Estate Tax Measure
• Fla. Judge Relieves Insurer Of $1M Construction Defect Row
• NYCB Gets $1B Infusion, Names Ex-OCC Chief As CEO
• PacifiCorp Must Pay $42.4M To Oregon Fire Victims, Jury Says
• Minn. Tax Court OKs Value Of Home In Easement Dispute
• Sidley Adds 11-Year Wiley Rein Leaders To DC Group
• North Carolina Probing RealPage Over Antitrust Issues, Too
• CFPB Rebuffs Bid By MV Realty To End Investigation
• Md. Tax Court OKs Valuing Boat Slips, Condo Units Separately
• Settlement Gets 'Tire Spinning' EB-5 Fraud Suit Unstuck
• Judge Skeptical Of Dallas Developers' RICO Argument
• Court Has No Cause To Deny Casino Land Request, Tribe Says
• Receiver's Suit Merits 'Evil Zombie' Standing, 11th Circ. Told
• Utah Sues Feds To Reopen 195 Road Miles In San Rafael Desert
• 'Oh No': Surprise Document Roils $7B Real Estate Trial
• Gibson Dunn AI Leader On Weathering The AI Policy Blizzard
• 8th Circ. Affirms Ax Of Tribe's Drilling Approval Challenge
• Texas Insurance Ruling Could Restore Finality To Appraisal
• Mich. Appeals Court Speeds Up Ford Battery Factory Dispute
• WeWork Seeks 4 More Months Of Ch. 11 Exclusivity
• Think Like A Lawyer: Forget Everything You Know About IRAC
• Calif. Justice Asks Why COVID Triggers Insurance But Not Flu
• Rite Aid Process To Break Leases, Close Stores In Ch. 11 OK'd
• Judge's Side Job Invalidates Tax Rulings, Pa. Justices Told
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Ex-LA City Atty To Real Estate Team
• The Corporate Transparency Act Isn't Dead Yet
• Cokinos Young Wants Texas BBQ Property Suit Tossed
• Treasury Finalizes Direct Pay Rules For Energy Tax Credits
• Corporate Transparency Act Unconstitutional, Ala. Judge Says
• Brother Faces Punitive Damages In Siblings' $7B LA Trial Win
• Insurer Secures Win In $3.7M Pool Damage Row
• 5th Circ. Says Hurricane Coverage Battle Must Be Arbitrated
• What To Know About 9th Circ. Ruling On Tribe's Sacred Site
• Full 9th Circ. To Review Mormon Church Tithe-Misuse Suit
• Judge Releases Entity From Ohio Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit
• Divisive Housing Law A 'Great Test' For New Mass. AG
• Stockholder In Homebuilder MDC Challenges $5B Acquisition
• 5th Circ. Says $100M Royalties Row Belongs In Fed. Court
• 11th Circ. Says Broker Can't Collect Fees In Copyright Case
• Activist Investors Up Macy's Takeover Offer To Roughly $6.6B
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Sullivan & Cromwell-Led United Rentals Paying $1.1B For Yak
• Md. House OKs Local Property Tax Credit Options
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Weil
• New FinCEN Guide Provides Useful BOI Context For Banks
• NC Law Firm CEO Dies In Crash Amid Stolen Funds Probe
• Trump's Former Finance Chief Pleads Guilty To Perjury
• Wealthy Calif. City Fighting Uphill In 'Builder's Remedy' Suit
• Wash. Judge Doubts Public Was Shut Out Of Shelter Plan
• FTC, DOJ Slam Use Of Software To Fix Rent Payments
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Judge's Side Gig Vexes Tax Row
• Judge Pauses Sale Of Miami Official's Home In $63.5M Case
• Mich. Wineries Crush Town's Live Music, Catering Bans
• Off The Bench: NCAA Loses On NIL, DC Wins With Stadium
• Colo. Real Estate Brokerage Settles Data Breach Class Claims
• Enviro Group Loses Challenge To NJ Wind Farm Plan
• Conn. AG Tells Lawmakers To Ban MV Realty's 'Scam Deals'
• 3 Firms Seek $80M In Fees From Real Estate Brokerage Deal
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Simpson Thacher
• How Firms Can Ensure Associate Gender Parity Lasts
• NYC Real Estate Cos. Must Face Voucher Bias Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London