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Real Estate - May, 2024

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• Real Estate Recap: Courthouse Facelifts, Appraisal Bias
• Zillow Rival Tells 9th Circ. Listing Snub Not 'Optional'
• Texas Justices To Take On Parking Garage Easement Suit
• Judge Axes Class Claims In Navy Federal Discrimination Suit
• 9th Circ. Says LA's COVID-19 Eviction Ban Was No Taking
• Utah Sues To Throttle Federal Glenn Canyon ATV Limits
• Colo. Establishes Middle-Income Housing Tax Credits
• Race Bias Suit Against Ga. Housing Authority Trimmed
• Colo. Justices Agree To Weigh In On Blackstone Lease Row
• Former Miami City Atty Must Face Real Estate Fraud Suit
• Contractor, Insurers Settle NYC Four Seasons Coverage Row
• Atty Gets 2nd Suspension Over Sale Of $1.6M Painting
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive NC Homeowners' Storm Coverage Suit
• Judge Rejects Home Service Workers' Class Cert. Redo Bid
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NJ Judge Says Mortgage Lender's Counterclaim Falls Flat
• CFPB To Probe 'Junk Fees' In Mortgage Closing Costs
• Wash. Tribe Gets Partial Win Against Feds Over Wildfires
• Only One Landlord Allowed To Duck DC RealPage Suit
• Real Estate Investor Beats Niece's Suit Over Fall At LA Home
• Defendant Dropped From Calif. Broker Commissions Case
• Curaçao Expropriation Suit Tossed Over Sovereign Immunity
• Only $100K Owed For NJ Theater's Virus Losses, Judge Says
• Venezuelan Oil Co. Looks To Slip Asset Seizure Suit
• Sorority, Ex-Affiliate End Trademark Suit After Mediation
• Judge Finds US Owns Fla. Island In Long-Running Dispute
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aramco, Double Eagle, WeWork
• Mass. Foreclosure Law May Be Unconstitutional, Judge Says
• Jersey Shore Motel Loses Condemnation Fight With Town
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• WeWork Gets OK For $4B Chapter 11 Plan
• Conn. Atty Avoids Default In $1.4M Transfer Scam Suit
• High Court Calls For 2nd Circ. Redo In BofA Preemption Fight
• Malaysia Plans Suits Over $14.9B Award To Sulu Claimants
• Tribe Says Mining Co. Can't Protect 500 Docs In Land Suit
• DACA Holder Accuses Fla. Credit Union Of Discrimination
• NC State Is Blocking Probe Of PCBs In Building, Court Told
• More Law Firms Are Relocating, Signing New Leases In 2024
• South Baltimore Citizens Call On EPA For Incinerator Relief
• Tips For Advising CRE Owners Affected By Houston Storms
• Wash. Panel Ends Quest Diagnostics' COVID Coverage Quest
• Nestle Purina Sued Over Foul Odors At Denver Plant
• Law Firm Says Atty Can't Elude Malpractice Claims In RE Case
• 8th Circ. Backs Ark. Landowners' Jury Win In Flooding Suit
• CNN Tells 11th Circ. Trump Defamation Claims Fall Flat
• Ind. Tax Court Says Hotel In Construction Was Fairly Assessed
• 4 Arbitration Takeaways From High Court Coinbase Ruling
• Greenberg Traurig Gets 30-Year Tax Break From Saudi Arabia
• Colo. Creates Tax Credit For Creative Industries Infrastructure
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Chancery Finds Ex-CEO Owed $79M For Share Lockup Losses
• Agribiz Pushes Ninth Circ. To Reverse Land Swap Decision
• Tribe Says Enbridge's Trespass Concern Wasted Court's Time
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Insurers, Charter School Assoc. Dismiss Ida Damage Row
• Simpson Thacher Hires US Treasury Alum From Blackstone
• Ex-Florida Atty Accused Of Failing To Deliver Condo Proceeds
• High Court Urged To Review NY Rent Law Challenge
• What's New In Kentucky's Financial Services Overhaul
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• High Court Won't Hear Pilot HOA's Rail Easement Case
• Real Estate Authority: Adaptive Reuse, Climate Risk, SFR
• Conn., Property Owners Say Town Is Wrong On Housing Law
• Realtors Want Case Over 'Cooperation' Rule To Stay Dismissed
• NY AG Sues Over Illegal Long Island Wetland Construction
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• DC Circ. Says Bainbridge Can't Have Argentina's Building
• Software-Aided Price Fixing Under Antitrust Assault
• Insurer's Coverage Suit Premature, Ga. Apt. Complex Says
• Wells Fargo Opposes Class Cert. In Race Lending Bias Suit
• How Real Estate Cos. Can Protect Their IP In The Metaverse
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• CFPB Seeks $20M Penalty For Inaccurate Loan Data
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• Entrepreneur Ordered To Pay $15M For Unlicensed Pot Stores
• SD Governor Now Banned By All Nine Of State's Tribes
• PNC, Loan Officers Ink $12M Deal In Rest Break Suit
• FirstKey Sanctioned For Trying To Coerce Workers In OT Suit
• Ill. Justices OK $28M Tax Value Appeal Without Payment
• Split Ohio High Court Says Jury Must Mull Drilling Rights Row
• Houston Law Firm Wants To DQ Creditors' Counsel In Ch. 11
• Oakland Coliseum Sold To Black-Led Biz Group For $105M
• Wow Such Basic: Justices Back Crypto Fans In Dogecoin Duel
• Skadden, Latham Lead Specialty Insurer's Upsized $128M IPO
• Zillow Trade Practices Case Meets Skeptical Conn. Judge
• CBRE Calls Exec's Noncompete Right Fit In A Small World
• Ill. Justices Weigh Zurich's Right To Recover $3M Flood Loss
• Developer Had No Duty To Verify Flood Model, Court Hears
• Chancery Keeps RedBird-Brookfield Dispute Stay In Place
• A Comparison Of FDIC, OCC Proposed Merger Approaches
• Pa. Justices To Say If Building Co-Owner Is 'Indispensable'
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NJ Atty Faces Fla. Suspension Over Sale Of $1.6M Painting
• Twitter Must Turn Over Records In Eviction Fight
• Fraud Defendant Strikes Deal To End Ch. 11, Sell House
• Realtors Want Rethink After DOJ Antitrust Probe Allowed
• Quarry Not Liable For Dirt Bike Accident, NJ Panel Says
• Toll Bros. Lobs Legal Malpractice Claims At Gordon Rees
• LoanDepot's $3.5M Deal In IPO Disclosure Suit Gets Final OK
• DOJ Drops Disability Bias Suit Over Minn. City's Nuisance Law
• Texas Court Questions Luxottica On 'Playing Favorites' In Sale
• Red Lobster Gets OK To Tap $40M Ch. 11 Loan
• 22 States Tell 11th Circ. Corp. Transparency Act Goes Too Far
• In Debate Over High Court Wording, 'Wetland' Remains Murky
• Houston Club Asks Court To Halt Storm Damage Demolition
• Conn. Atty Denies Involvement In $1.4M Transfer Scam
• NC Panel Cans Atty's 'Grossly Excessive' Fees In Wage Suit
• Tremont Chicago Hotel Lender Calls For End To Ch. 11 Case
• Boston Eateries Say They've Shown Proof Of Anti-Italian Bias
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Law On Indian Country Jurisdiction Still Unsettled, Tulsa Says
• CoStar, Hotel Giants Defend Benchmarking In Price-Fixing Suit
• Transparency Act Violates Constitution, Groups Tell 11th Circ.
• Mich. Town Hit With $5M Suit Over Weed Dispensary Flip-Flop
• NC License Law Didn't Violate 1st Amendment, 4th Circ. Finds
• HOA Pecks At Chickens-As-Pets Theory In NC Appeal
• 4th Circ. Says 'Gargantuan' NC Beach Home Meets Zoning Regs
• 10th Circ. Oral Args. Poised To Shape NM Pollution Coverage
• Mich. Town Can't Block $2B Battery Plant, Judge Rules
• EPA Touts Brownfield Grants In Visit To Polluted Philly Site
• Coverage Recap: Day 15 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Ga. Court Sends Fatal Restaurant Shooting Suit To Trial
• Ga. Law Creates Challenges For Foreign Ownership Of Land
• Questions Remain After Mass. Adverse Possession Case
• Ex-Conn. Town Atty Sues Over 'False' Ethics Complaint
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Landlords Bring Another NY Rent Law Challenge To Top Court
• DC Says Vegas Hotels' Win Doesn't Negate RealPage Suit
• Latham Adds Former Chief Legal Officer Of REIT In NY
• McElroy Deutsch Says Ex-Exec's Guilt Boosts Home Claim
• Settlement Ends Insurer's Stormwater Coverage Suit
• Simpson Thacher Leads Blackstone In $705M Biltmore Sale
• Justices Stay Out Of Pipeline Land Fight With FERC
• Real Estate Authority: Loan Doctors, CFIUS, Mixed-Use Boom
• Utah, Farm Groups Ask To Reopen Bears Ears Monument Suit
• DC Circ. Affirms Ex-HUD Official's Conviction For False Docs
• Eagles Coach Didn't Fumble When He Flew Nest, Panel Says
• RedBird Flags Brookfield 'Gamesmanship' In Chancery Suit
• Feds Say Crypto Scammer Gave Nod To 'Seinfeld' Gag
• Koch-Tied Group Says Transparency Law Offends Federalism
• Fla. Appeals Court Nixes Condo Tax Sale After Address Mix-Up
• T. Boone Pickens' Ranch Buyer Can Proceed With TM Suit
• Short-Term Rental Owners Sue Colo. City Over Phase-Out Law
• 4 Takeaways From Biden's Crypto Mining Divestment Order
• Pot Co. Can Amend Complaint Or Reply To Dismissal Motion
• Texas Justices Side With Car Dealership In Lease Dispute
• Insurer Quota-Sharing Lessons From $112M Bad Faith Verdict
• Wash. Energy Codes Challenged Again After 9th Circ. Decision
• No Double Jeopardy In Philly Execs' Embezzlement Case
• Ariz. Lawmakers Say Groups Can't Be Part Of Monument Suit
• 'That Is A Lie!' Trump Atty Assails Cohen In Fraud Trial Cross
• Funko Beats Investor Suit Over Warehouse Move For Now
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• Ex-Execs Accuse Truist Of Hijacking Control Of Mortgage Unit
• Apt. Complex Must Face Insurer's Mold Death Coverage Suit
• HUD Calls Pa. Medical Marijuana Housing Suit Premature
• Ex-Connecticut Budget Official Denies 22 Corruption Charges
• Haynes Boone Adds Sheppard Mullin RE Finance Pro In Calif.
• Real Estate Seller Can't Show He Was Stiffed On Commission
• Navajo President Seeks Approval Of Water Rights Settlement
• Hedge Fund Says Deal With Colo. Developer Lacked Details
• 6th Circ. Frees Ex-Ohio Pol Pending Bribery Appeal
• McGirt Ruling Should Be In 'Full Force' In Tulsa, U.S. Says
• Ollie's Can Make $14.6M Stalking-Horse Bid For 99 Cents Only
• Data On Harm Intrigues Pa. Justices In Hospital Closure Spat
• Arizona Judge Revives Opendoor Investors' Securities Suit
• Insurer Secures Early Win In $5M Warehouse Damage Row
• Minn. Tax Court OKs Trim To Restaurant Property's Value
• 11th Circ. Ruling May Foreshadow Ch. 15 Clashes
• Colo. Will Extend Property Tax Assessment Rate Cuts
• 4th Circ. Revives Landowners' $523K Win Against Pipeline Co.
• Lender Drops $4M Fraud Suit Against Ga. Golf Course Owner
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Klobuchar Wants FTC To Make Firms Report Real Estate Buys
• Mortgage Co.'s $2.4M Data Breach Settlement Gets Initial OK
• Philly Landlord Settles Paralegal Assault Case For $6M
• NC State Fights Cancer Patient's Presuit Building Access
• Mich. Biz Attys Back State's Securities Fraud Enforcement Bid
• RealPage, Landlords Look To Trim Ariz. Price-Fixing Case
• Cos. Ask NY Court To Invalidate 100s Of Pot Licenses
• Ga. Appeals Court Weighs Validity Of 190-Year-Old Land Grant
• Energy Cos. Don't Have To Clarify Financier Takeover Claims
• Feds Dodge Salt Lake City's Suit Over $1B Gondola Plan
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• What A Louisiana Ruling Means For Pipeline Crossings
• Delays Justified Dismissing Malpractice Suit, Firms Tell NJ Panel
• Polsinelli Grows With 2 CMBS Experts From Kilpatrick
• 9th Circ. Rejects Bid For Full Rehearing In Oak Flat Dispute
• Coverage Recap: Day 13 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• What's Behind 'Nuclear' Verdicts? Skeptical Juries, Attys Say
• Fla. Court Upholds Apt. Complex's Win In Wrongful Death Suit
• Corp. Transparency Act An Overbroad Dragnet, 11th Circ. Told
• REIT Says Vegas Hotels Win Backs Tossing DC RealPage Suit
• A Look At New IRS Rules For Domestically Controlled REITs
• Specialty Insurer, Hotpot Restaurateur Heat Up IPO Plans
• NJ Justices Hold Contract Supersedes Real Estate Wage Law
• Mass. Tax Board Rejects Plea To Cut Home Valuation
• White House Bars Real Estate Deal Near Air Force Base
• Nursing Home Says Buyer's Lease Silence Endangers Future
• What Lies Behind Diverging US And UK Insolvency Trends
• NJ Firm's Former Exec Says Home Purchase Not Tied To Theft
• Justices Deny Review Bid From Convicted REIT Execs
• Cohen Says Trump Knew Hush Money Records Were False
• Ex-Pa. City Housing Head Gets 3 Years In Prison For Fraud
• High Court Won't Take Up Wyo. Wildfire Suit
• Real Estate Authority: Norfolk Southern, Big 4 Earnings, HUD
• $1B LNG Claim Won't Be Paused For $15B Keystone Case
• 4th Circ. Judge Suspects 'Abuse' In Land Donor Tax Case
• Solar Co. Stockholders Claim Execs, Board Caused Losses
• Oakland Says SF Has No TM Rights To 'San Francisco Bay'
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Text Message Data
• Nationstar Mortgage Wants To Escape 'Junk Fee' Suit
• Industry Orgs Urge DC Circ. To Ax HUD Disparate Impact Rule
• Making Borrower Contact Ex Was Reasonable, Court Told
• REIT Says Insurers Must Cover Antitrust Conspiracy Claims
• Biz Owner Admits Hiding $3.4M In Income To Dodge Taxes
• TPG Lands Nearly $8B Across 3 Asia-Focused Funds
• Judge Mulls Twitter's Rent Intent In Colo. Eviction Fight
• Ore. Tax Court Drops Valuation Of Mobile Home Park
• NFL Player-Turned-Atty Can't Appeal After Contempt Deal
• Conn. Atty Denies Blame For News Story About Willkie Partner
• Armstrong Teasdale Litigator Joins Dentons In St. Louis
• GE Dropped From Louisiana Factory Contamination Suit
• Designer, Hotelier Sued For Allegedly Duping EB-5 Investors
• Nossaman Scores New Land Use Partner For Seattle Office
• BIA Tells 8th Circ. Energy Co. Can't Revive Lease Suit
• Water-Damaged Conn. Hotel Sues Insurer For More Coverage
• 99 Cents Beats Creditor Objection To Get OK On $61M DIP
• Labaton, Boston Pension Win Bid to Lead NYCB Investor Suit
• Upstate NY Cities Aim To Join Rent-Regulated Ranks
• SEC Fines Real Estate Developer Over Unregistered Offering
• Coldwell Banker's Lockboxes Draw BIPA Suit
• NAR Magazine Subscribers Drop Data-Selling Claims
• Homebuyers Can't Stop NAR's $418M Settlement Hearing
• How New Rule Would Change CFIUS Enforcement Powers
• Conn. Builder Drops $4.7M Stamford Pavilion Delay Suit
• Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Lawmakers OK Historic Structure Tax Credit Extension
• LA Sued For Landmarking House Marilyn Monroe Died In
• Real Estate Co. Says Privilege, Immunity Don't Protect Trustee
• NYC Eatery Asks 2nd Circ. To Undo Revival Of Workers' Suit
• PolyMet Land Swap Discovery Order Paused, For Now
• Contract's 1-Year Limit Doesn't Block NC Mold Claims
• 2nd Circ. Eminent Domain Ruling Empowers Municipalities
• Steward Health Gets Ch. 11 Loan, Says It Plans Hospital Sales
• Lender Shanks Bid To Halt Ga. Golf Course Auctions
• Colo. House OKs Conservation Easement Tax Break Extension
• Colo. Senate Approves Property Tax Cuts
• Alaska Man Gets 2 Years Over 'Bud And Breakfast' Scheme
• Fla. Judge Tosses Suit To Remove Miami Official From Office
• Unclaimed Property Class Action Against Pa. Treasurer Axed
• 8 Fla. Statutes That Construction Cos. Should Prepare For
• Redfin To Pay $9.2M To Exit Broker Fee Class Action
• Latham & Watkins, Simpson Thacher Steer Healthcare JV
• Data Privacy Co. Wants Personal Info Suits In NJ State Court
• FDIC, OCC Gear Up For Another Shot At Banker Bonus Rules
• Battery Startup Ambri Hits Ch. 11 With Lender Sale Plans
• Real Estate Authority: Dirty Money, Forever Chems, Housing
• Navajo Ask Biden To Stop Uranium Movement On Tribal Lands
• Freddie Mac, Insurer Settle $32M SEC Probe Coverage Dispute
• Mich. Justices Punt On Privacy Questions In Drone Dispute
• Florida Court Revives County's Suit Over Fairgrounds Deal
• 'Reckless' NY Developer Owes Investor $3M+, Suit Says
• Fed Bill Will Give Ga. Its First Nat'l Park, Protect Burial Lands
• Time To Fix NYC's Broken Property Assessment System
• DC Circ. Backs Feds' Puerto Rico Port Expansion Project
• How EB-5 Regional Centers Can Prepare For USCIS Audits
• Judge Says Lender Can't Escape CFPB's Loan Data Suit
• 4th Circ. Preview: Hemp, Wells And A Withdrawal
• Brothers Accuse Cos. Of Mishandling $1.1M EB-5 Investments
• Akerman Hires Miami-Dade Atty As Chair Of Land Use Team
• Debevoise, Davis Polk Guide Windstream, Uniti Merger
• Stockbridge Real Estate Fund Raises $709M
• NY Jury Hears Trump On Tape Discussing $150K Payment
• Biden Expands Protections For 2 National Monuments In Calif.
• Allstate Secures Win In Untimely Ga. Storm Damage Dispute
• Activist Files New Proxy Fight In REIT Takeover Attempt
• USAA Wrongly Denied Fire Damage Claim, Wash. Couple Says
• Kushner-Owned Co. Owes $15M For Scrapped Apartment Deal
• Split Conn. Supreme Court Says No To 'Ratio' Utility Bills
• Understanding The IRC's Excessive Refund Claim Penalty
• Mass. Property Is Agricultural, Appellate Board Says
• DLA Piper Investment Funds Leader Joins Willkie In Chicago
• Eckert Seamans Sues For Inclusive Zoning Fight Fees
• Nixon Peabody Adds Two Community Finance Attys In DC
• New DC Stadium A Step Closer With RFK Demolition Approved
• Bankruptcy Ruling Shifts Lease Rejection Claim Calculation
• Don't Use The Same Template For Every Client Alert
• Ex-State Dept. Adviser To Co-Lead Klasko's Investor Visa Team
• Judges Say Homeowners' Fight Over Airport Not Grounded Yet
• T-Mobile Gets Tax Reimbursement Suit Tossed For Good
• Colo. House OKs Tax Credits For Middle-Income Housing
• DC Circ. Scrutinizes Social Welfare In Tribe's Land Trust Bid
• Do Not Overstate Fla. Condo Termination Ruling's Impact
• Takeaways From FDIC's Spring Supervisory Highlights
• More Withdraw From Conn. Atty Hacked Payment Lawsuits
• NJ Atty Fights 'Hare-Brained' Malpractice Claims In RE Dispute
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Sidley Atty To New Funds Team
• Tax Credit Transfer Regs Show IRS Caution In Rulemaking
• Walking With My Dog Makes Me A Better Lawyer