Real Estate Archive » August, 2024

Real Estate - August, 2024

279 articles

• Chancery Prunes $2.1M From Atty Fee Bid In Sculptor Merger
• Partnership Can't Save Premature Tax Court Appeal, Feds Say
• Real Estate Recap: RealPage, Vacancies, New Construction
• New York Code Council, Officials Duck Natural Gas Ban Suit
• Judge Unsure Warehouse Antitrust Suit Belongs In Fed. Court
• Steward Says It Has Deal To Avert Some Hospital Closures
• Feds Propose Tribal Oversight Of Utah National Monument
• Portland's Gross Receipts Tax Oversteps City's Authority
• Condo Board Coverage Suit Over Maui Wildfire Gets Tossed
• The Bank Preemption Ripple Effects After Cantero, Flagstar
• Being An Opera Singer Made Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fall IPO Pickup Could Be A Prelude For 2025 Recovery
• 'No Hesitation' On $7M Atty Fees For $10B Verdict, Judge Says
• PNC Asks 4th Circ. To Reconsider HELOC 'Offset' Ban Ruling
• SEC Says PE Firm Ran $3.3M Real Estate Investment Scam
• DOI Stands By Its Mining Ban On 28M Acres In Alaska
• CFPB Fines NewDay $2.25M Over VA Home Loan Practices
• Counterclaims Cut From $12.1M Home Security Contract Suit
• Court Orders GSA To Explain Cost Analysis For Rental Deal
• How Law Firms Can Avoid 'Collaboration Drag'
• Agency Says Homeowner's Appeal Question Is Too Late
• Top Massachusetts Real Estate News This Summer
• HUD Gives $10M For Homeless Native America Veteran Services
• BofA Hit With Suit Alleging 'Exploitative' Trust Insurance Costs
• Landlord Says Twitter Changed Tune On Lease After Musk
• Assessing The Practicality Of Harris' Affordable Housing Plan
• NJ Health System Repeats Call For Proskauer DQ
• NFL Concussion Litigation Funder's Case Heading For Trial
• Real Estate Atty Leaves Seyfarth For Womble Bond In Houston
• Proposed Law Would Harm NYC Hospitality Industry
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Key To Open, Impartial Process
• Wells Fargo Says 'Good Faith' Efforts Ax Investors' Bias Suit
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Reject Preemption Defense In BofA Row
• Colo. House Advances Further Cuts To Property Tax Rates
• Clark Hill Adds Atty In NYC From Schoeman Updike
• Polluted Conn. Property Owner's Fraud Suit Deemed Too Late
• SL Green Tries To Sink Fraudulent Property Transfer Suit
• Madison Ave. Condo Owners File New Ch. 11
• Reports On 76ers Arena Proposal Don't Allay Chinatown's Fears
• New Jersey Man Gets 3 Years In Prison For Forex Fraud
• 4 Firms Build Sixth Street's $250M Industrial REIT Investment
• RealPage Suit Shows Growing Algorithm, AI Pricing Scrutiny
• New Jersey Laws Attorneys Need To Know In 2024
• What NFL Draft Picks Have In Common With Lateral Law Hires
• LA To Pay $38.2M In FCA Suit Alleging Inaccessible Housing
• Businessmen Say Feds' Ky. Tower Seizure Suit Can't Proceed
• Army Corps Looks To Trim Claims In Alaskan Gold Mine Row
• Zillow Investors Gain Class Cert. In Suit Over Home-Flipping
• Tetra Tech Accuses Atty Of Mistreating Witness In FCA Row
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive JPMorgan Chase Whistleblower Suit
• Ex-Braves Tell 11th Circ. Easement Appeal Not Premature
• 9th Circ. Won't Renew Seattle Homeowners' Insurance Row
• Tribal And Salmon Groups To Intervene In Alaska Mining Suit
• Judge Won't Eject Trustee From Irish Developer's $942M Ch. 7
• Pa. Goodwill Qualifies For Charitable Exemption, Court Says
• Fox Rothschild Lands Condo Team From Armstrong Teasdale
• At Bradley Arant, Ex-Healthcare GC Heeds 'No Surprises' Rule
• Replacing The Stigma Of Menopause With Law Firm Support
• Haber Law Continues Growth With Team From Beloff Law
• Cleary Marks 75 Years In City Of Love With New Paris Office
• Real Estate Recap: Key Cases, Proptech Pain, RealPage Suit
• Cypriot Cos. Say Serbia Must Face $32M Real Estate Claim
• PE Fund Says SEC Is Overstepping With 'Fishing Expedition'
• Insurer Must Cover Flooded Basements, Mich. Panel Says
• Wire Verification Not Vital In Fla. Fraud Suit, Wells Fargo Says
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: August Lessons
• Colo. Board Wrong In Nixing Fees From Valuation, Court Rules
• Brokerage Startup Challenges NAR Listing Rules
• Insurer Scores Coverage Win Over Retaining Wall Failure
• Wachtell Reps As MLB's Braves Announce Executive Shakeup
• Williams Mullen Rehires Ellis & Winter Atty In NC
• Planning Law Firm Content Calendars: What, When, Where
• DOJ Sues RealPage For Helping Fix Rental Rates
• Homeowner Loses Atty Fees In Suit Over HOA Fence Policy
• Pennsylvania Hospital Gets 1 Week Reprieve In Steward Ch. 11
• Texas Court Backs Nate Paul's Co. In Real Estate Receiver Row
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Representative Concedes SEC Suit
• What To Expect From Evolving Wash. Development Plans
• Kenya's Justices May Ax Part Of Tax Act That Set Off Unrest
• Apache Carry Petition To High Court With A Prayer Journey
• Auburn Wants Out Of 11th Circ. Arguments Over Burial Ground
• Notable Q2 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• King & Spalding Grows New York Real Estate Group
• Playing Golf Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Chinese Developer Seeks US Recognition For $7.4B Reorg
• Top New York Real Estate News This Summer
• Fla. Co. To Pay $5M To End CFPB's Illegal Foreclosure Claims
• Finance Guru Can't Send Timeshare Fraud Suit To Arbitration
• Insurers Escape Calif. Starbucks Drive-Thru Easement Row
• Fla. Real Estate Co.'s Assets Frozen After $56M Ponzi Claims
• Brownfield Questions Surround IRS Tax Credit Bonus
• Minn. Justices OK Denial Of Homestead Tax Break
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Health Chain Win In Pa. Hospital Sale Dispute
• Law Firms Should Move From Reactive To Proactive Marketing
• Travelers Settles With Pa. Firm Over Stealing $1M From Client
• NJ Health System Calls Proskauer DQ Bid A 'Litigation Tactic'
• Ariz. Tribe Wins Pause Of Lithium Project Construction
• New Fed Rule Will Help Tribes Sponsor Watershed Projects
• NC Panel Nixes Black Property Owners' Revived Bias Fight
• SF Police Can't Sue Navy Over Toxic Shipyard, 9th Circ. Says
• Pa. Justices Say No Public Benefit To Railroad Land Grab
• Affordable Housing Finance Expert Returns To Ballard Spahr
• Mass. Parcels Were Properly Valued Despite Construction
• NC Panel Revives Meddling Claims Against Real Estate Atty
• Mass. AG Can't Enforce Housing Act, State's Top Court Told
• A Deep Dive Into Law360 Pulse's 2024 Women In Law Report
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• The Big Issues A BigLaw Associates' Union Could Address
• Kirkland-Led Dermody Closes $1B Real Estate-Focused Fund
• Colo. Justices Take Up Firm's Malicious Prosecution Defense
• Fraud Trial Waylaid By Last-Minute Bid For Remote Testimony
• Buyers Sue Over Unfinished Mandarin Oriental Condo Project
• Insurer Blames Panda Express Grease For $176K Water Leak
• It's Time For A BigLaw Associates' Union
• DQ'd Judge Should Have Kept Quiet, Tax Challengers Say
• Ex-McElroy Execs' Theft, Bias Cases Paused Amid Ch. 11
• Emerge Law RE Atty Brings Cannabis Talent To Tarter Krinsky
• HUD Joins 6-Year Strategy To Beat Extreme Heat
• Real Estate Recap: Cases To Watch, DC Flooding, NYC Hotels
• Florida Unlikely To Act Quickly On Condo Law Cost Concerns
• Receiver Went Too Far In Settling Nate Paul Entity Dispute
• Agency Didn't Dupe Court In Worker's Suit, Mich. Panel Says
• NJ Office Building Seeks Ch. 11 Following '22 Default Actions
• Harris Proposes Tax Break For Homebuilders
• How Justices Upended The Administrative Procedure Act
• Atty Gets 32 Months In Prison For Bribing Chicago Alderman
• 'Brazen' Plot To Steal Graceland From Presleys Nets Charges
• Insurer Seeks Early Win In Faulty Home Construction Dispute
• Ex-Goodwin Atty Takes RE Practice To Nelson Mullins
• Kentucky Couple Sue Progressive Over Coal Mine Subsidence
• EQT Buys PropertyGuru In $1.1B Deal Driven By 3 Firms
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Harris Economic Plan Targets Food Mergers, Price-Gouging
• Connecticut Legislation Passed In 2024: A Midyear Report
• Green Group Backs Feds' Denial Of Water Co.'s Right-Of-Way
• Judge Rejects GE's Bid To Pull Plug On Contamination Suit
• Realtors Urge 9th Circ. Not To Revive Zillow Antitrust Case
• Conn. Couple, Cos. Clash In Waterfront Access Suit
• Pa. District's Appeal Method Is Constitutional, Court Affirms
• No Coverage For Las Vegas Apartment Fire Suits, Judge Says
• Judge Says Sioux Tribe Can't Hold US Liable In Building Row
• Fla. Judge Rules Miami Official's Salary Can't Be Garnished
• Developer Loses Attempt To Get Damages From Carlton Fields
• Paul Hastings Adds M&A, Shareholder Activism Lawyer
• CFPB Faces Call To Treat Housing Rental Leases As 'Credit'
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Utah Tribe's Water Dispute
• Top Stories From Real Estate's Latest Quarterly Updates
• 4th Circ. Says Credit Card 'Offset' Ban Applies To HELOCs
• AmeriFirst Creditors Cleared To Pursue $10M Clawback Suit
• Biz Says Mich. Cities Ignore Taxpayers In Fee-Or-Tax Fight
• BP Unit Can't Escape Truck Stop Suit, Developers Claim
• NY Judge Tosses Noise Suit Against Queens Tennis Club
• Oregon Gets New 600-Acre Wildlife Refuge
• Judge Reconsiders Stop To Colo. River Transfer Without EIS
• PwC Owes $11M For Tax Errors, Real Estate Group Says
• Insurer Off Hook For Jury Award In Construction Dispute
• Understanding 2 Types Of Construction Payment Clauses
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Michael Shultz
• Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, Is My Counterclaim Bound To Fall?
• Rising Star: Latham's Dustin Paige
• SEC Says Ga. Firm's Ponzi Scheme Fueled 'Lavish' Lifestyle
• Jury Awards $51M To Family In Carbon Monoxide Leak
• CFPB Says Predatory Lenders Targeting Muslim Homebuyers
• FDIC Looks To Dodge Suit Over First Republic Bank's Rent
• Anadarko Settles Wyo. Landowners' Antitrust Case For $12M
• New Realtor Complaint Challenges NAR's Membership Rule
• 'Delusional' Ex-Atty Gets 25 Years For Bank Embezzlement
• Tar Sands Firm Strikes SPAC Merger With Integrated Rail
• Partnerships' Easement Fight Ends As Gov't Drops IRS Notice
• Bank M&A Continues To Lag Amid Regulatory Ambiguity
• How High Court Ruling Is Shaping Homelessness Policies
• Miami Investor Sues In Del. For Cash From London Manor Sale
• Buchalter Adds Real Estate Trio From Nashville Boutique
• Connecticut Justices Restore City's Lien On Burned Building
• DOJ Paths To Limit FARA Fallout From Wynn's DC Circ. Win
• Playing Dungeons & Dragons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• RFK Jr.'s 'Sham' Address Keeps Him Off NY Ballot, Court Says
• Chase Bank Sued Over Alleged Ties To $119M Ponzi Scheme
• Cannabis Advocates Drop Lawsuit Against Mich. Town
• Construction Co. Says Tribe Can't Escape $1.9M Wage Suit
• Philly Shop Blames HVAC Contractor For Fire
• Co. Says Title Insurer Acted In Bad Faith Over Deed Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Nixes 'Excessive' $5M Award For Housing Nonprofit
• NJ Health System Wants Proskauer DQ'd From Antitrust Case
• NJ Atty Beats Malpractice Claims Over Real Estate Dispute
• 'Survivor' Winner Is True Owner In Property Dispute, US Says
• Ex-BCLP Real Estate Partner Rejoins Arnold & Porter In NY
• Ex-Twitter Board Member Says X Owes Him $23M From Stock
• Real Estate Recap: Big 4 Market Views, Gas-Ban Backfire, AI
• SVB's $1.9B FDIC Suit Won't Open 'Floodgates,' Judge Says
• Cos. Say Insurer Owes Coverage For Penn. Building Collapse
• Guarantors Ink Deal To End 11th Circ. Appeal Of $8.7M Award
• Bond Denied For Ex-Ecuador Official Convicted In Bribery Plot
• Home Sellers Get Approved For $250M HomeServices Deal
• Restoration Worker Can't Shake Employment Deal Claims
• Colony Ridge Mortgage Co. Says It Was 'Office Geek' For Site
• Colo. Judge Rejects Hedge Fund's Bid To Toss Developer Suit
• Colo. Panel Says Vail Resorts' Land Spat With Town Is Moot
• Eckert Seamans Sued Over New Jersey Condo Development
• Investor Can't Drop Fraud Suit Against Crowdfunding CEO
• Phillips Lytle Adds Ex-Benderson Development In-House Atty
• 3 Leadership Practices For A More Supportive Firm Culture
• Fannie Mae Seeks Memory Care Receiver After $28.3M Default
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Jurors Weigh $200M For Carbon Monoxide Leak Victims
• Equifax Not Responsible For Mortgage Denial, 7th Circ. Rules
• Real Estate Agents Not Liable In Death Suit, Ga. Court Says
• Home Security Co. Can't Recreate $12.1M Contract, Court Told
• No Proof Mining Co. Helped Heiress Hide Cash, Judge Says
• Cannabis Biz Real Estate Loan Considerations For Lenders
• After Chevron: Don't Let Loper Lead To Bank Compliance Lull
• Fla. Judge Dismisses Sex Abuse Suit, Blaming Lies By Atty
• Wash. HOA Says Allstate Must Cover $8M Water Damage
• McElroy Deutsch Seeks To Ax Former CFO's Ch. 11 Case
• Monroe, Triad Team Up In $300M Collab To Buy Rental Loans
• Former In-House Atty Says Mortgage Co. Was 'Oppressive'
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Hyperlinked Documents
• Top Illinois Real Estate News In 2024 So Far
• NC Court Tosses Resort's Appeal Over Tree-Cutting Loss
• Fintech Firm Says Plaintiff Is 'Forum Shopping' With NC Suit
• SEC Accuses Urban Commons REIT Founders Of $70M Fraud
• Biden Trampled Free Speech With Israeli Sanctions, Suit Says
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: The Battles Making Summer Sizzle
• Blackstone Buys Majority Stake In Renewable-Focused Firm
• Fund Seeks Forced Sale Of Long-Stalled Baltimore Project
• 11th Circ. Affirms Unapportioned Wood-Theft Settlement
• Loper Bright Limits Federal Agencies' Ability To Alter Course
• NJ AG, Data Biz Say Judicial Privacy Law Is Constitutional
• Mortgage Banker Says Experian Can't Tie Him To 'Sham' Suits
• CFPB Backs Homeowners In Nationstar Mortgage Fee Suit
• FERC Defends Rejection Of Grid Operator's Project Cost Plan
• Rising Star: Skadden's Anoush Sarkissian
• Rising Star: Willkie's Melissa Fischetti
• Missouri Voters Reject Exemption For Child Care Facilities
• Logistics Co. CEO Denies Role In NJ Racketeering Scheme
• New Bill Would Create 400K-Acre National Monument In Ariz.
• Ex-Mayor's Fight With Law Firm No RICO Case, 5th Circ. Told
• 11th Circ. Won't Let Chubb Unit Ax $13.8M Appraisal Award
• Conn. AG Says Utility Misconstrued Power Plant Cleanup Deal
• NC Panel OKs Short-Term Rentals In Luxury Home Community
• Finance Co. EasyKnock Scams Poor Homeowners, Suit Says
• Maryland 'Rain Tax' Ruling May Offer Hope For Tax Credits
• Ohio Board Affirms Nix Of Tax Break For Church's Rec Site
• Ariz. Tribe Seeks To Block Lithium Exploration Project
• Teaching Scuba Diving Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DC Circ. Rules Russia Is Immune From Suit Over Jewish Texts
• Simpson Thacher Pilots Stonepeak's $3B Opportunities Fund
• Aztec Fund Files For Ch. 11 With $100M In Liabilities
• More Training Needed On SF Encampment Rule, Judge Says
• Marriott Says NYC Hotels' Housing Of Migrants Violated Deal
• Lawyers Can Take Action To Honor The Voting Rights Act
• Decoding CFPB Priorities Amid Ramp-Up In Nonbank Actions
• 5th NYC Housing Worker Gets Prison In Anti-Corruption Bust
• Andrews Myers Construction Atty Joins Cozen O'Connor
• How Two Non-Bankruptcy Attys Won A Rare Ch. 7 Jury Trial
• Iowa, ND Move For Win In NEPA Rule Fight
• Public Interest Groups Back ISP Bulk Billing Opt-Out
• Wolverine, Travelers Drop Coverage Claims Over PFAS Suits
• Del. Judge Won't Toss Cos.' False Claims Coverage Dispute
• Real Estate Recap: Grants Pass, Population Data, CMBS Risk
• Navajo Restrict Radioactive Transport On Reservation Lands
• Colo. Appeals Panel Rejects Lower Tax Rate For Hospital
• Insurers Seek Quick Win In $2M Injury Coverage Suit
• Ex-Loeb Tax Atty Latest Addition To Kilpatrick's NY Team
• Prosecutors Back NJ Judicial Privacy Law's Constitutionality
• Land Sale Deals Allowed In Colo. Eminent Domain Dispute
• Ohio Board Finds Park's Oil, Gas Production Area Tax Exempt
• 3 Real Estate Investors Cop To $119M Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Lewis Brisbois Slams RICO Claims Alleging 'Sham' Suits
• Cos., Military Housing Lender Seek Early Wins In Loans Suit
• Latham, Ellenoff Rank Among Top Firms For July IPOs
• Shipping Containers As Building Elements Require Diligence
• Deals Rumor Mill: BNP Paribas, Blackstone, Honeywell
• 7th Circ. Ruling Expands CFPB Power In Post-Chevron Era
• Insurer Wants Quick Win In NBA Team's Virus Coverage Suit
• Judge Denies Bid For Financial Info Of Miami Official's Wife
• Mother-In-Law Says Atty Misrepresented Property Investment