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Real Estate - July, 2024

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• Guo Judge Wants To Know If $26.5M Mansion Will Be Safe
• Top California Real Estate News In 2024 So Far
• HSBC Says HUD Has Closed Fair Lending Probe
• Telecom Trespassing On Reservation Land, Oregon Tribes Say
• Union Effort Underway At DOJ's Civil Rights Section
• Separate Easement Contribution Docs Critical, IRS Atty Says
• Mortgage Co.'s $300K Wage Deal Gets Initial OK
• Ga. Panel Strikes Sanctions Without Day In Court In HOA Row
• Age Limits On Owning Senior Units Unlawful, NJ Panel Says
• Minn. Tax Court Agrees Parking Lot's Value Is $4M, Not $10M
• Minn. Shopping Center's $97M Value Upheld By State Justices
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In July
• How To Grow Marketing, Biz Dev Teams In A Tight Market
• Fox Rothschild Faces Malpractice Suit Over Land Row
• Rising Star: Simpson Thacher's Sam Rudik
• Rising Star: Fried Frank's Julianne Befeler
• Fla. Insurance Co. Accused Of Causing Black Mold Death
• 4th Circ. Refuses To Certify Class Of Golf Course Investors
• Fla. County Board OKs Funding For $1.3B MLB Stadium
• Zillow Escapes Real Estate Agent's Trade Practices Claim
• Legalization Foes Mount New Challenge To NY Pot Program
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Florida Sex Assault Claims
• No Damage Needed To Replace NJ Beach House, Panel Says
• Challenge To IRS Summons in $90M Easement Suit Tossed
• Feds Must Maintain Center's EB-5 Status During Fee Dispute
• Ropes & Gray Adds Partner To Int'l Tax Practice
• Pot Cos. Can't Push RICO Claims Against Calif. City
• Rock Climbing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY Ruling Offers A Foreclosure Road Map For Lenders
• Ky. Tower Sale Laundering Case Should Proceed, Judge Told
• Mich. Top Court Says 2020 Tax Foreclosure Ruling Retroactive
• Conn. Justices OK Vrbo Host's Short-Term House Rentals
• CIM Group Funds $2.1B Real Estate Investment Platform
• Fraudster Faces Florida Condo Eviction Over Chain-Smoking
• 9th Circ. Rules Ch. 7 Debtor Can't Exempt Home From Estate
• Realtor.com Parent Fights Uphill For CoStar Injunction
• Trademark Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2024
• Mo. Menards Store Ruled Properly Valued At $17M
• Judge Ends Coverage Quest, Calls $2.7M Loss 'Foreseeable'
• Think Like A Lawyer: Dance The Legal Standard Two-Step
• Mich. Justices Uphold Power To Pause Pandemic Deadlines
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Clean Energy Tax Credit Sales Could Hit $25B, Report Says
• Real Estate Co. Strikes Deal To End Black Worker's Bias Suit
• Mich. Justices Say Subbed Atty Can't Be Sanctioned
• DC Taxes Due From Property Transfer Prior To Sale
• 'Survivor' Winner Says He's Vulnerable In $3M Tax Battle
• Ex-Magistrate Judge Picked To Oversee Texas Insurance Fight
• Miami Official Says Salary Is Exempt From $63.5M Judgment
• Matterport Stockholder Sues In Del. For Books On Merger
• Real Estate Recap: CrowdStrike, CFIUS, Financial Services
• Short-Term Rental Group Defends Colo. City Ordinance Suit
• Calif. Community Org Opposes FCC Bulk Billing Clampdown
• DC Circ. Won't Stave Off Amtrak's Union Station Takeover
• Chubb Unit Asks 11th Circ. To Undo $13.8M Appraisal Award
• Tips For Lenders Offering Texas Home Equity Lines Of Credit
• Robinson+Cole Adds Ex-Bose Atty To Mass. Real Estate Team
• Bad Online Security Botched $800K Home Sale, Suit Says
• Ohio McDonald's Properly Valued At $1.9M, Board Says
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Polsinelli, Kirkland
• Newsom Cites High Court In Ordering Encampments Cleared
• NC High Court Signals End To College Building Access Row
• Embattled Texas Law Firm Wants More Time For Ch. 11 Plan
• Defense Teams' Solidarity Key In Hawaii DA's Acquittal
• 4th Man Gets Jail In NYC Public Housing Anti-Bribery Sweep
• Alaska Sues To Block Federal Land Conservation Rule
• Mr. Cooper Picks Up Flagstar Resi Mortgage Unit For $1.4B
• Ohio Board Incorrectly Calculated Land, Improvement Value
• Conn. Firm Accused Of Maliciously Pressing Fraud Suit
• Proskauer Adds Milbank Real Estate Atty In NY
• IRS, Zaxby's Co-Founder To Settle $43M Easement Suit
• Bally's OKs Standard General's Takeover Valuing It At $4.6B
• Ore. Court Won't Toss Law Capping Taxable Home Values
• How Hinckley Allen Took On Rhode Island Beach-Access Law
• Top Texas Real Estate News In 2024 So Far
• Latham-Led Warehouse Giant Lineage Inks Year's Largest IPO
• Real Estate Buyer Says Developer Can't Arbitrate His Claims
• Kentucky Tax Talk: Appeals Court Revisits Leases' Tax Effects
• Connecticut Justices Won't Certify 'Slum' Tenant Class
• CFPB Warns Of Anti-Whistleblower Risk In NDAs That 'Muzzle'
• NJ Atty Suspended For Using Client Funds From RICO Cases
• CFIUS Reviews Slumped In 2023, Penalties Increased
• IRS Sets Criteria For Carbon Capture Credit Life Cycle Report
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch Exec Says Ch. 11 Doesn't Pause Claims
• Polsinelli Gains Real Estate Finance Pro In DC From Sidley
• Being A Luthier Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Judges Want Clarity On When Moot Cases Need Rulings
• Ill. City Says Reparations Opponents Have No Standing
• Tax Foreclosure Kickback Suit Too Late, Mich. County Says
• 6th Circ. Affirms Insurer's Early Win In Hail Damage Suit
• Biz Groups Form Lobby Effort To Fight FCC Bulk Billing Rules
• No Victims, No Fraud, Trump Says In $465M Judgment Appeal
• Lead Like 'Ted Lasso' By Embracing Cognitive Diversity
• Ariz. Court OKs Hospital District Tax For Legal Costs
• Insurers Must Defend Well Driller In Lead Contamination Suit
• 'Surface Water' Stumps Mass. Justices In Loss For Insurers
• EPA Awards $4.3B In Grants For Climate Change Projects
• New Precedent, New Fate For NAR 'Cooperation' Rule Suit
• Colo. Judge Blocks Zoning Ban On Church's Shelter Program
• 99 Cents Only Pivots To New Buyers After $8M Bid Rescinded
• NC State Resolves Cancer Patient's Fight To Test Building
• Nationwide Seeks Travelers' Aid In Hot Tub Illness Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 'Wolf Of Airbnb' Gets 51 Mos. As Judge Sees Lack Of Remorse
• Real Estate Recap: CMBS, Phoenix Evictions, Summer Break?
• Credit Rater Presses 4th Circ. To Trash Developers' Libel Suit
• Bank Regulators Ask 5th Circ. To Unfreeze New Lending Rules
• Chubb Unit Beats Manufacturer In R.I. COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Calif. Justices Revive Row Over State Farm's Claims Handling
• Pa. Judge Orders Accused RE Fraudster To Pretrial Detention
• Signature Gatherers Must Comply With Mich. Election Law
• Co. Says La. Utility Ditched Millions In Restitution Claims
• 12 Firms Guiding IPO Quartet Projected To Exceed $5B
• San Francisco Lawmaker Floats Rent Algorithm Software Ban
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• OCC's Hsu Calls For 'More Nuanced' Preemption Approach
• Conn. Justices Order Redo Of Apartment Tenant's Fee Award
• Atty Says Golf Malpractice Row Already Ran Its Course
• Las Vegas Developer Says SEC's EB-5 Fraud Suit Falls Short
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: July Lessons
• Utilizing Liability Exemption When Calif. Cities Lease Property
• 6th Circ. Looks To Wash Hands Of Waters Of US Appeal
• NY Courts Limit Access To Ethics Data, Violating Own Rules
• Ind. Tax Board Agrees With $2M Valuation Of Unfinished Home
• Mixed Results Greet 2 IPOs For Hospital Giant, Insurance Firm
• Judge With Lake Property Exits $217M Dam Repair Tax Suit
• X's NYC Office Settles Ex-Janitors' Back Pay Suit
• Property Co. Settles Ex-Manager's Race Bias Suit
• Client Bids Didn't Trigger Fla. Long-Arm Law In Breach Suit
• Top Florida Real Estate News In 2024 So Far
• Pa. Justices OK Zoning Decision To Allow Suburban Hospital
• Expect CFPB To Enforce Warning Against 'Coercive' Fine Print
• Rocket Mortgage Says Results Refute Investors' Fraud Claims
• Minn. Court Says VFW Property Subject To Lower Tax Rate
• Fed. Gov't Can't Slip Suit Over Affordable Housing Loan
• Md. Justices Say Amazon Insurer Can Pursue Subrogation
• How NJ Worker Status Ruling Benefits Real Estate Industry
• Now More Than Ever, Lawyers Must Exhibit Professionalism
• EB-5 Investors Seek Sanctions Over 'Flight Risk' Defendant Info
• Rocket Cos. Investors Drop CEO Retweet Claims From Suit
• Complex Knew Of Rust Before CO Leak, Dallas Jury Hears
• 'Excuse Me?': Judge Vexed By Defamation Claim In Ch. 7 Row
• $4.5M Davis Wright Deal In Ore. Fraud Suit Gets Final OK
• NC Panel Affirms Property Tax Valuation For Ashley Furniture
• Chancery OKs $42.5M Brookfield-GGP Settlement, $11.4M Fee
• Pa. Court Upholds $23M Value Of Vacant Hospital's Parking
• County Says Pittsburgh Schools Can't Force Reassessment
• Miami-Dade Tries To Nix Seaquarium Operator's Eviction Suit
• The 2024 Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Latham-Led Warehouse Giant Launches Potential $3.6B IPO
• Ex-Philly Charter School Exec Gets 7 Years For Embezzlement
• Serving In The National Guard Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Bulk Billing Regs Could Hurt Lower-Income Tenants, FCC Told
• 4th Circ. Rejects Couple's $5.1M Easement Deduction
• Ariz. Rancher Says Monument Order A 'Regulatory Regime'
• Okla. Tribes Agree To Share Hunting, Fishing Rights
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Revived DOJ Realtor Antitrust Probe
• Pa. Property Owner's Tax Appeal Meritless, Court Says
• McElroy Deutsch Fights 'Malicious' Claim In Exec Fraud Case
• Firms Fall Short On Occupancy Goals Amid Downsizing Trend
• LendingTree Urges FCC To Narrow Lead Consent Rule
• After Chevron: Impact On CFPB May Be Limited
• A Midyear Forecast: Tailwinds Expected For Atty Hourly Rates
• Dentons Adds LA Real Estate Atty As Partner From Pillsbury
• TPG Real Estate Buys MHC Portfolio In $740M Deal
• Law360 Names 2024's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Conn. Justices Avoid Entanglement Issues In Rabbi Land Row
• FCC Warns NY Landowners To Shut Down Pirate Radio
• Real Estate Recap: Mall Makeovers, Military Land, Fundraising
• Payments To Ex-Wife Should Be Deductible, 11th Circ. Told
• Lawmakers Unveil $1B Water Infrastructure Bill For Ariz. Tribe
• A Checklist For Lenders Preparing For CRE Loan Defaults
• Pa. Drive-In Dinged For Sleepovers In No-Campground Zone
• Va. Tax Head Upholds Denial Of Resident's Subtraction
• 7th Circ Joins Trend Of No CGL Coverage For Structural Flaws
• In The CFPB Playbook: Making Good On Bold Promises
• Wayfair Says Contractor On 1st Megastore Stiffed Vendors
• Saul Ewing Adds Entertainment, Real Estate Litigator In LA
• Conn. Landlord Loses COVID-Era Lease Fight With Eatery
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 2nd Circ. Backs Disbarred Atty's Prison Term For Fraud Plea
• Biden's FDIC Pick Hangs Tough Amid GOP Doubts On Record
• Texas AG Claims He's About To Be Impeached Again
• All Grand Jury Witnesses Get Civil Immunity, Colo. Panel Says
• 7th Circ. Revives CFPB's Lender Redlining Suit
• Allstate Must Face Deflated Payments Suit, Judge Rules
• Fire Fee Reversal Risks 'Chaos' For Cities, Detroit Says
• Condo Owner Can Sue Over Icy Sidewalk, Mich. Justices Rule
• Judge Grants Tesoro Injunction In Pipeline Fight With Feds
• Pa. Condo Owner Group Takes Inner-Tower Conflict To Court
• States Should Loosen Law Firm Ownership Restrictions
• 'Bridgegate' Defense Offers Road Map For NJ RICO Case
• FBI Raid Signals Growing Criminal Enforcement Of Algorithms
• State Licensing Pitfalls Mortgage Servicers Must Beware
• Utah Goes 'Too Far' In Seeking Order Clarity, Tribe Says
• Washington Justices To Tackle CARES Act Eviction Split
• NJ Panel Says Tax Amendment Challenge Had No Real Claim
• NJ Justices OK Class Waivers Sans Arbitration Mandates
• Keys To Strong Parking, Storage Contracts For NYC Buildings
• Mich. County Fights To Keep $217M Edenville Dam Repair Tax
• McDermott-Led H.I.G. Secures $1.3B For 3rd Real Estate Fund
• Former McElroy Deutsch CFO Hits Ch. 11 Amid Theft Cases
• Mass. Justices Say Intent Not Factor In Boston Appeal Bonds
• Insurer, Property Cos. Settle Lead Poisoning Coverage Suit
• Pa. Developer's Heirs, Foundation Can't Appeal Fee Denial
• Solving Puzzles Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Sheppard Mullin Adds Winston & Strawn Real Estate Duo
• Wash. Condo Assoc. Wants Allstate To Cover $9.7M In Repairs
• CFPB Pitches Plan To 'Streamline' Mortgage Servicing Rules
• CFPB's Latest Rules Agenda Includes Blast From Fed Past
• Indicted Ex-Conn. Official Drops Greece Vacation Plan
• 'Plain English, Graphics, Pictures': Enviro Policy Post-Chevron
• Philly EB-5 Investors Can Seek Visa Outside Court, Panel Says
• House Dems Seek Info From DOI Over Alleged Shale Cartel
• Hospital Operator Leads 2 IPOs Ready To Raise $465M Total
• Texas Ethics Opinion Flags Hazards Of Unauthorized Practice
• NJ Atty Must Face Claims Over Not Reviving Malpractice Suit
• McDermott Lands 22-Year Latham Securities Litigator In LA
• Tampa Atty Accused Of Fraud In Long-Running House Dispute
• Alston & Bird Brings In Sidley Trio To Launch New Offices
• Fla. Agrees To Stronger CWA Protections For Piney Point Site
• BP Unit Slams 'Farfetched' $300M Franchise Termination Suit
• Fed's Powell Backs Do-Over For Basel Bank Capital Plan
• NJ Power Broker, Firm CEO Deny Racketeering Charges
• Realtor Settlement May Create New Antitrust Pitfalls
• Philly Charter School Exec Sentenced To 1½ Years In Prison
• BLM Faces Challenges To Alaska Oil Reserve Protections
• Feds Aim To Expand Military Site List For Land Deal Reviews
• 11th Circ. Revives Fla. Worker's Retaliation Claim
• Morrison Cohen Launches Luxury Brands Practice
• In Memoriam: The Modern Administrative State
• What Fla. Ruling Means For Insurer Managed Repair Programs
• Preparing For CFPB 'Junk Fee' Push Into Mortgage Industry
• Calif. Realtor Sued Over Use Of Kanye West's Ranch Photos
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Willkie Real Estate Ace Jumps To Gibson Dunn In NY
• Landowners Defend Wyo. Antitrust Claims Against Anadarko
• Feds Seize $63M LA Estate Tied To Armenian Bribe Probe
• Real Estate Recap: Post-Chevron, Lawyer Leaps, Q&A Recap
• How Reshaped Circuit Courts Are Faring At The High Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• High Court Flexes Muscle To Limit Administrative State
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• 5 Moments That Shaped The Supreme Court's Jan. 6 Decision
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Trade Groups Sue Denver Over Gas Stove Ban
• NYC Developer To Pay $272M To Settle SEC Investment Suit
• NC Construction Co. Says Subcontractor Pocketed Payments
• Real Estate Co. Hits Security Deposit Insurer With $5M Suit
• Ex-Law Firm Exec Accused Of Theft Wants 'Malicious' Claim
• Judge Rips High-Rise's 'Remarkable' $8.5M Coverage Pursuit
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Willkie Advising Saks Fifth Avenue On $2.65B Neiman Deal
• FTC Wants Second Look At $1.6B CoStar, Matterport Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mich. Tax Panel Drops Vacant Store's Value By $500K Per Year
• How To Clean Up Your Generative AI-Produced Legal Drafts
• Alaskan Tribe Says It Can't Get Access To Burial Site
• Petersen Health Lands $136M In Winning Asset Bids
• Realtor.com Parent Accuses CoStar Of Stealing Trade Secrets
• Wash. Mall, Retail Center Seek $1.3M In Property Tax Refunds
• After Chevron: Opportunities For Change In FHFA Practices
• No 'Unfettered Discretion' For Zoning Boards: Mich. Justices
• Deals Rumor Mill: Paramount-Skydance, EuroLeague, Hyundai
• Hospitality REIT, Activist Investor To Drop Board Feud
• Deal Reached In Del. Suit Targeting Gores-Backed UWM SPAC
• Developer Owes $10M For Boston Project Delays, Suit Says
• NC Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Boxing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ga. City Comes Out On Top In T-Mobile Cell Tower Suit
• What NYC's Green Fast Track Means For Affordable Housing
• Colo. City Housing Authority Says Board Can't Be Fired At Will
• Casino Game Co. Settles $5.8M Conn. Loan Lawsuit
• The Often Overlooked NY Foreclosure Notice Requirements
• Gov. Says Ky. Tower's Sale Didn't Cancel Ties To Laundering
• Enbridge, Tribes Spar Over Payout In Pipeline Trespass Row
• Ind. High Court Say Firefighter's Fall Suit Can Go Forward
• Industry Self-Regulation Will Shine Post-Chevron
• The Commercial Real Estate Q&A's You Can't Miss
• Data Analysis Shows Swift Influx In EPA Brownfield Grants
• Alaska Village Hits Army Corps With Gold Mine Permit Suit
• 3 Ways Agencies Will Keep Making Law After Chevron
• After Chevron
• Mass. Panel Won't Cut Tax Value Over Denied Building Permits
• The Residential Real Estate Q&A's You Can't Miss
• Philly Developer's Co. Must Pay $68.5M Over Worker's Death
• W.Va. Homeowner's Depreciation Suit Survives Dismissal
• EPA To Clean Up Middle Of Gowanus Canal Superfund Site
• IPO Rebound Leads Capital Markets Recovery At Midyear
• Atty Well-Being Efforts Ignore Root Causes Of The Problem
• Top Real Estate Atty Leaves Willkie To Co-Lead Weil Practice