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Real Estate - June, 2024

274 articles

• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Real Estate Recap: Camping Ban, Mobile Money, Post-Surfside
• 'Nothing Stopping' Collection On $10B Verdict, LA Judge Says
• Wyndham Can't Escape Ohio Sex Trafficking Liability Suit
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Conn. Court Shouldn't Hear Anti-Dispensary Appeal, City Says
• Home Point Investor Attys Get $1.5M Fee As Judge OKs Deal
• Rite Aid Ch. 11 Plan OK'd With Insurers' Objections Resolved
• Homeless Advocates Balk As High Court OKs Anti-Camping Ban
• NC Justices Revive Black Property Owners' Bias Suit
• Judge Rejects Collusion Claim In Contested Foreclosure Deal
• Seattle Co. Owes $5.6M For Upgrades At Old Fed Building
• Condo Seeks Bar On Enforcement Of Corp. Transparency Act
• Colombia Fends Off Real Estate Project Seizure Claim
• DC Circ. Panel Rejects Mich. Tribe's Casino Land Trust Bid
• Tulsa Fights Prisoners' Bids To Join Jurisdiction Row
• NYC Realty Co. Defeats Most Of Building Super's Wage Claims
• A Case Study For Calif. Cities In Water Utility Takeovers
• Insurer Says Kennel Expansion Complaints Not Covered
• Mass. Senate OKs $5B Housing Bill Without Local-Option Tax
• NYC Housing Worker Gets Jail In 1st Sentence Of Bribery Bust
• 5th Circ. Tosses Texas Health System's COVID-19 Suit
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Venable's Real Estate Finance Group Gains Partner In NY
• Supreme Court Backs Oregon City's Anti-Camping Laws
• Freedmen Heir Has Standing In Land Leasing Row, Court Says
• Texas Bank Moves For Partial Win In Ginnie Mae Loan Suit
• Insurers Call Rite Aid Ch. 11 Opioid Deal Unfair
• NY Regulators Say Pot Companies' Bid Would Ruin Industry
• IRS To Offer Combined Filing For Energy Investment Credits
• 4th Circ. Dismisses Chinese Currency Issues In $3.6M Award
• NY Historic Building Rehab Tax Credits Apply Per Structure
• Alaskan Land Trust Fight Remanded Over Misplaced Authority
• US Service Members Want Timeshare Class Action Certified
• Fla. County Owes Tax To Other County, Fla. Justices Rule
• Zoning Reform May Alleviate The Affordable Housing Crisis
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Insurer Gets Early Win In $2.2M Texas Assault Coverage Suit
• Ex-Deputy Mayor Of Newark Pleads Guilty In Bribery Scheme
• Susan Sarandon Can Get Home Contractor's Bank Records
• SEC Sues Fla. Loan Website, CEO Over 'Fictitious' Revenue
• NJ Justices Clarify First-Party Indemnification Availability
• Umpqua Bank Can't Undo Class Cert. In $300M Ponzi Suit
• Window Seal Maker Can't Nix Condo's Faulty Glass Panel Suit
• Fla. Court Paves Way For $1B Miami Highway Expansion
• States Say Revised EPA Water Rule Worse Than Original
• Colo. County's Short-Term Rental Regs Survive Challenge
• Conn. Firm Settles Suit Against Insurer Over Office Damage
• Choctaw Nation Wants 9th Circ. Rehearing In CVS Arb. Dispute
• White House Unveils $1.8B In Transportation Grants
• NJ, Pa. Apartment Co. Accused Of Migrant Discrimination
• Ex-Worker Says NC Justices Needn't Review Carcinogen Test
• Red Roof Trafficking Case Settled In Middle Of Trial
• Six Flags, Cedar To Close $8B Merger Following DOJ OK
• Arbitration Implications Of High Court Coinbase Ruling
• Atty Agrees To Withdraw Mid-DQ Hearing In NC Biz Court
• CSAA Seeks Exit From Conn. Atty's $1.4M Transfer Scam Case
• Miami-Dade Cites Animal Harm In Aquarium Eviction Action
• Latham, Goodwin Lead Cold Storage Giant's IPO Filing
• $10B AIR-Blackstone Deal Set To Close After Investor Nod
• A Picture Of Office Sector Distress
• Warhol, Monet Artwork Forfeited To US In 1MDB Clawback
• Feds Transfer Nearly 12,000 Acres To Minnesota Tribe
• Wash. HOA Drops Water Damage Coverage Claims
• $3M Broker Commission Deal Stayed To Await NAR Settlement
• NC Development Bill Violates UN Declaration, Tribe Says
• Ariz. Lawmakers Say State Has No Interest In Monument Fight
• Fla. HOA Reforms Bring Major Wins For Homeowners
• DC Council OKs Tax Hikes On High-End Property, Payroll
• Pot Cos. Push Back On Calif. City's Bid To Toss $5.4M Fee Suit
• Lewis Baach Says Chrysler Building Landlord Bilked The Firm
• Ariz. Court Slashes Value Of Low-Income Housing Complex
• Lower Courts May Finally Be Getting The Memo After Ciminelli
• Ore. Tax Court Affirms $13M Valuation For Lowe's Retail Outlet
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Meadow Partners Raises $530M For Latest Real Estate Fund
• EPA Says Army Corps Doesn't Belong In Pebble Mine Dispute
• SEC Official Urges Banks To Report Commercial RE Risks
• Lloyd's Seeks To Avoid Coverage For Beach Umbrella Death
• Justices Will Weigh Liability Of Corporate Affiliates In TM Row
• Justices End Irish Landowner's Fight Against $23M Clawback
• Nev. Restaurant Co.'s COVID Suit Is Kept Alive
• Ill. Landowners Challenge FERC Moves On $7B Power Line
• Addressing Labor Shortages In The Construction Industry
• Ex-Chicago Alderman Gets Two Years For Boosting Law Firm
• IRS Finalizes Limits To Partnership Conservation Easements
• Mortgage Co. Fights To End Borrowers' RICO 'Smear' Suit
• Red Roof Ignored Years Of Trafficking, Victim Tells Ga. Jurors
• A Framework For Investigating Commercial Loan Fraud
• Julie Chrisley To Be Resentenced, But Convictions Stand
• Landlord Says Insurer Botched Coverage For $1M State Deal
• NM Sued Over Sustainable Building Credit Award Process
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• High Court To Review $46.6M Award Over 'Dewberry' TM Fight
• Real Estate Recap: Distressed Deals, Housing Hurdles, Infill
• Financial Advice Guru Says Timeshare Suit Must Be Arbitrated
• Fed Circ. Revives Gov't Defenses In Land Underpayment Case
• DOJ Backs Antitrust Case Against Zillow, Realtors At 9th Circ.
• Off The Bench: ACC-FSU Rematch, Supreme Win For Fla. Tribe
• Calif. Gov. Backs Return Of 2,800 Acres To Shasta Nation
• Recovery Home Co. Sues Over Denial By Town's Zoning Panel
• Ohio House Bill Would Tax Car Condos As Residential Parcels
• Wolverine Inks Deal To End PFAS Coverage Fight
• Scarinci Hollenbeck Adds 6 Real Estate Attys In NJ
• Ex-Chicago Alderman Burke Can't Delay Sentencing
• Settlement Ends Amazon Warehouse Construction Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Wash. Justices Renew AG's Suit Over Police Eviction Claims
• Justices' Caution May Hold Key To New Sports Betting Efforts
• How NY Co-Ops Can Minimize Sale Rejections Based On Price
• Ford Battery Factory Challenge Unplugged By Mich. Panel
• Ore. Water Treatment Plant Not On Farmland, Tax Court Says
• Meet The Bridgegate Atty For NJ Power Broker In RICO Case
• New Navajo Law Expected To Double Infrastructure Funds
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch CFO Asks To Pull 5th Amend. Assertions
• Money, Money, Money: Limiting White Collar Wealth Evidence
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Yellow Corp. Lease Assumption Shows Landlord Protections
• The 2 Attys Ensnared In A NJ Mogul's Racketeering Rap
• Condo's Historic Location Doesn't Bar Bombing Coverage
• Split Pa. High Court Finds Rental Registry Suit Moot
• Sterling Bank Ex-CEO Won't Face Charges Over Loan Program
• Blue States And Enviro Groups Back DOE Furnace Rule
• DOJ Says DC Circ. Shouldn't Rethink Realtor Antitrust Probe
• McElroy Deutsch Says Exec Embezzled Money For Home
• Mich. AG To Pursue Deadlocked Charges In Carhartt Atty Case
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• Treasury Finalizes Labor Rules For Bonus Energy Tax Credits
• Fla. Condo Board Says Group Wrongly Accused It Of Crimes
• Pastor Tied To NYC Mayor Gets 9 Years For Fraud Conviction
• PennyMac 'Shocked' Investors With Post-Libor Fix, Suit Says
• Mich. Judge Unsure If Town's Pot Co. Shutdown Broke Lease
• Wash. Property Manager Hit With Suit Over Extra Fee
• HUD Freed From Pa. Pot Patients' Suit Over Housing Rebuff
• High Court's BofA Ruling Leaves State Preemption Questions
• Ginnie Mae, HUD Want Bank's Loan Lien Suit Sent To Dallas
• Foreign Investors Sue Over Lost $7.7M NYC Mall Investment
• Feds, Tribes Say It's Too Soon To Reopen Monument Suit
• Consulting Firms To Pay $11.3M Over Rent Help Site Breach
• NJ Power Broker, Firm CEO Brother Accused Of Racketeering
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• High Court Won't Hear Florida Gaming Compact Dispute
• Russian Businessman's Fight To Enforce $92M Award Ends
• Utah Gov. And Land Trust Beat Tribe's Bidding Suit, For Now
• Real Estate Recap: Special Servicers, 'Dirty' Money, Alt Energy
• Feds, Tribes Say Mill Owners Liable For 150 Years Of Pollution
• BP Unit Slapped With $300M Franchise Termination Suit
• T-Mobile Sues NJ Town Over Plan For School Cell Tower
• Zillow Settles Antitrust Case Against ShowingTime Rival
• How A Bumblebee Got Under Calif. Wildlife Regulator's Bonnet
• The Clock Is Ticking For Fla. Construction Defect Claims
• Colo. Town Says It Took Resort Co.'s Land To Protect Sheep
• DOJ Can't Force Retroactive FARA Registration, DC Circ. Says
• Study Bulk ISP Billing, But Don't Pass Rules Yet, FCC Urged
• Political Speech Groups Challenge NJ Judicial Privacy Case
• Polsinelli Adds Ex-Withers Real Estate Atty In NY
• Real Estate Broker Claims Lewis Brisbois Breached Deal
• Goetz Fitzpatrick To Merge With Platzer Swergold Next Year
• Mich. Co. Claims Mexico Owes $2.7B For Illegal Land Grab
• NYC Sued Over Policy Targeting Unlicensed Pot Stores
• Monsanto Can't Plead Ignorance On PCB Pollution, Cities Say
• NJ Justices Create New Liability Rule For Property Owners
• Indicted Ex-Conn. Official Missed Gun Sale Deadline, Feds Say
• Wiretap Use In Cartel Probes Likely To Remain An Exception
• Express Picks Stalking Horse Bidder As Ch. 11 Buyer
• Tribes Fight BC's Consultation Policy On Aboriginal Rights
• Data Center Developer Secures Upsized $9.2B Investment
• Red Roof Had 'Revolving Door' For Trafficking, Ga. Jurors Told
• Pryor Cashman Aided Developer Fraud, Owes $5.7M, Cos. Say
• Blackstone's $10B AIR Buy Gets Nod From Top 2 Proxy Firms
• Bond Denial Upheld For Army Construction Project
• Conn. Justices Side With Ritzy Borough In Legal Notice Case
• Polsinelli Opens In Fort Worth With 4-Atty Texas Firm Combo
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• $18.8M Theft Coverage Suit Must Be Heard In State Court
• Judge Tells Embezzling Atty To Focus As Sentencing Looms
• NJ Judicial Privacy Law Hit With Constitutional Challenge
• Saul Ewing, Atty Allowed 'Unconscionable' Lease, Suit Says
• Ore. Tax Court Affirms No Retroactive Fix To Home Value
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• First 'Survivor' Winner Wants $3M Tax Case Tossed
• Pillsbury Adds Aviation-Focused Bankruptcy Partner In NY
• 2nd Circ. Cites Macquarie In Booting Suit Over Go-Private Deal
• Ariz. Wants To Oppose Its Legislature In Monument Lawsuit
• Listing Co. Urges Court To Ignore DOJ's Broker Deal Issues
• 2025 Trial Set For Ex-Conn. Official Charged In Kickback Scheme
• Insurer Given Early Exit From Contractor's Cost Overrun Suit
• WeWork Announces CEO Switch As It Leaves Ch. 11
• Ga. Justices Say 1-Year Lawsuit Window Stands In Death Case
• DOE Urges DC Circ. To Extinguish Furnace Rule Fight
• Colo. Eviction Law Firm Hit With Suit Over Fee Mark-Ups
• Feds Want 10 Years For Ex-Chicago Alderman Burke
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• Vt. Short-Term Rental Tax Proposal Vetoed
• Pepsi Bottling Partner Hit With Pollutant Lawsuit In Mass.
• Home Flooding Was Unavoidable, Agency Tells Appeals Court
• Judge Sides With Tenants In Legionnaires' Coverage Dispute
• Mass. House Omits Local-Option Tax From $6B Housing Bill
• Conn. Hospital Broke $4.25M Property Sale Deal, Buyer Says
• Kan. Court Rejects Valuation Based On Overturned Precedent
• Amid FBI Probe, Troubled Law Firm Gets Fees Win At 5th Circ.
• Justices Call For Do-Over In 9th Circ. Bank Preemption Case
• Tetra Tech Says Gov't On 'Fishing Expedition' In FCA Suit
• Real Estate Authority: EPA's Brownfield Funding Surge
• LIHTC Developer Asks 11th Circ. To Undo Investor Takeover
• 11th Circ. Urged To Undo Exclusion Of $80M Asset Valuation
• Lumbee Tribe Family Says Bias Sunk Home Rental Application
• DOE Reveals National Definition Of Zero-Emissions Building
• Texas Top Court Denies Roofer's Challenge To Adjuster Laws
• Bank Says Alzheimer's Center Owes $17M On Defaulted Loan
• 'Deceit On Deceit': 7th Circ. OKs Atty's Asset-Hiding Sentence
• Miami Official Can't Shake Zoning Abuse Claims
• 6th Circ. Finds Ethical Lapses Justify Bar On Firm's Outreach
• Judge Agrees To DQ Houston Firm In Fight Over MMA Law
• Calif. Developer Seeks $5M Excess Coverage For Defect Suits
• Debate Over CFPB Definition Of Credit Is Just Beginning
• Zurich, Loan Co. Settle $15M Ex-3M Campus Repairs Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Justices OK UC Berkeley People's Park Housing Plan
• Calif. Judge Pauses Wells Fargo Investor Row Over State Case
• La. Commercial Property Co. Settles Storm Insurance Dispute
• Wash. High Court Will Review Gun Magazine Law
• Fintech Lender Ran 'Bait & Switch' With Borrowers, Suit Says
• Investors Say Fund Preyed On Alums For RICO Scheme
• Wash. Justices To Review Spokane Homeless Camp Initiative
• A Closer Look At Feds' Proposed Banker Compensation Rule
• Prof Can Test NC State Building For Carcinogens
• The FTC And DOJ Should Backtrack On RealPage
• Mass. AG Asks State High Court To Affirm Housing Law
• 5th Circ. Backs Chevron In La. Drilling Contamination Fight
• Mich. Court Promises Swift Ruling In Ford Battery-Plant Case
• Seyfarth Adds Katten Partner To Charlotte Real Estate Team
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• CohnReznick Scores Quick Exit In Tax Scheme Suit
• BIA Escapes Washington Ranch's $48M Wildfire Suit
• Wash. Tribe Beats Farm's Challenge Of Land Suit's Dismissal
• Utah Tribe Wants 'Depleting' State Water Contract Drained
• Colo. To Exempt Modular Homes From Sales Tax
• Davis Polk Guiding Dollar Tree On Potential Family Dollar Sale
• Fire Co. Shuts Down Insurer's $3.7M Subrogation Bid
• 1st Circ. May Undo Tribal Casino Bribery Convictions
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• S. Korea Claims Victory In Chinese Investor's $1.47B Dispute
• Bill Would Give Tribes Stronger Say In Forest Protection
• Matterport Hit With Investor Suit Over $1.6B CoStar Deal Docs
• CFPB Cautions Firms Against Contractual 'Fine Print Tactic'
• Property Company Must Face Ex-Manager's Race Bias Suit
• 6th Circ. Says 1,000-Yard Gun Range Not Constitutional Right
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• Biden Admin Looks To Take Down Ariz. Monument Lawsuits
• SEC Shutters Salt Lake City Office, Shifts Cases To Denver
• Developer, Buyer Settle $10M Miami Condo Dispute
• Experian Accuses Firms Of Fake Mortgage Denial Scheme
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Simpson Reps Frontdoor On $585M Home Warranty Co. Buy
• V&E Advises $700M Offer To Take Whitestone REIT Private
• 11th Circ. Affirms Nix Of IRS Easement Disclosure Guidance
• GRSM50 Gains Liability Partner In San Diego
• PacifiCorp To Pay $178M To 400 Oregonians Over Fires
• Some Racketeering Claims In $92M Award Suit Can Proceed
• Treasury Aims To Salvage Corp. Transparency Act At 11th Circ.
• Corcoran Settles Nonprofit's Housing Voucher Bias Suit
• Ohio Tax Talk: The Legislative Push For Property Tax Relief
• 'Luxury' Wasn't Part Of Mansion Deal, 3rd Circ. Told
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• In The CFPB Playbook: Regulatory Aims Get High Court Assist
• Bid To Disqualify Firm In Hawaii Warehouse Suit Denied
• Real Estate Co., Nationwide Settle CFO Theft Dispute
• Calif. Justices Free Woman From Misdemeanor Pot Charges
• Minn. Tax Court Lowers Home Value Over Native Burial Mound
• Blockbuster Summer: 10 Big Issues Justices Still Must Decide