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Real Estate - September, 2024

278 articles

• Pa. Bankruptcy Court OKs $53M Sale Of Nursing Homes
• Chubb Units Avoid Nearly All Claims In Water Damage Suit
• Guo Ch. 11 Trustee Seeks To Sell Conn. Mansion For $6.9M
• Arizona Legislature Says State Can't Slip Monument Suits
• Apache Tribe Urges Supreme Court To Take Up Mining Case
• In The CFPB Playbook: No Lazy, Hazy Days Of Summer
• Marathon Unit Wants 8th Circ. To Nix Appeal In Pipeline Fight
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit Retroactive FARA Registration
• 4 Firms Guide Verizon's $3.3B Wireless Comms Towers Sale
• NY Man Must Face Brownstone Deed Theft Charges
• Mich. Justices Give Condo Drowning Suit Another Chance
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Steward Health CEO Sues Senate Panel After Contempt Vote
• 1st Circ. Drops Bribery, Reinstates Extortion In Casino Case
• Homeowners Can Use Reservation Roads During Tribal Fight
• Real Estate Recap: Loving Or Leaving The Law Office
• New Orleans Inspector Indicted For Bribing Top City Official
• Osage Nation Says DOI Can't Avoid Its $4.9M Funding Suit
• Fla. Timeshare Biz Wins $1.3M Fee Award In False Ad Suit
• La. Property Owners Fight Arbitration Of $40M Coverage Row
• Constitution Permits Blocked Anti-Laundering Law, Panel Told
• NYC Affiliates Of Troubled Miami Office Owner File Ch. 11
• RealPage Wants DOJ Antitrust Case Moved To Tennessee
• Hurricane Helene Losses Could Exceed $5B: Market Analyst
• Deal Cools Sale Broker's Beef With Cold-Cheese Pizzeria
• Ex-Conn. Police Chief Drops Atty Fee Ask After Lawsuit Win
• Homebuilder Says NC Developer Reneged On $62M Land Deal
• Miami Approves $12.5M Deal To End Little Havana Bar's Suit
• NY's Midtown Bus Terminal Clears Enviro Review Hurdle
• Life Sciences Firms Energize IPO Market As Recovery Builds
• LA Plane Parts Maker Hits Ch. 11 With At Least $10M In Debt
• Insurer Says No Coverage For Conn. Firm's Data Breach
• Seward & Kissel Adds Ex-A&O Shearman Counsel In NY
• Cannabis REIT Beats Investor Class Action For Good
• Sen. Warren Presses OCC, Fed For Tighter Leash On NYCB
• Oil Co. Can Escape Most Claims In Shell Fraud Suit
• Healthcare REIT Defeats Investor Suit For Good
• Pa. Supreme Court Upholds Taxes On Like-Kind Exchanges
• Colo. Property Tax Deferral Program Could Balloon, Panel Told
• Feds Send Message To Adams' City Hall: Buckle Up
• Judge Says DOI Didn't Satisfy Cherokee Accounting Duties
• Pa. Justices Reject New Tax Hearing For Charter School
• Ga. Judge Halts Election Over Sapelo Island Zoning Change
• US Census, Osage Nation Sign Info Sharing Agreement
• 4th Circ. Hints Rocket Mortgage Class Cert. Is On Shaky Ground
• Conn. Atty's Suit Against Willkie Partner Tossed
• NJ Atty Rips AG For 'Grossly Distorted' Power Broker Case
• Basel Endgame Rules: A Change Is Coming
• Developer's NorCal Spree Ends With Fraud Claims In Ch. 11
• Basel Edits 'Encouraging' But Incomplete, Republicans Say
• Cherokee Nation Asks Court To Reject Descendant Rehearing
• 3 NJ Attys Charged With Bank Fraud In Short-Sale Scheme
• Suit Over Fla. Law Restricting Foreign Land Buys Paused
• Navajo Nation Inks $31M Deal With Bitco For Veteran Housing
• Developer Says Minn. City Made Rule To Block Mosque
• Fla. Condo's Irma Suit Dismissed After Settlement With Insurer
• Pa. Panel Says Misspellings Don't Sink Service Of Tax Notice
• 10th Circ. To Hear Arguments In Utah Monument Row
• Accountant Used Fake Tax Docs For Mortgage, Feds Say
• Seattle Suburb Settles Biz Group's Suit Over Pro-Tenant Rules
• 11th Circ. Weighs Sovereignty In Ala. Burial Ground Fight
• Marriott Gets $8M Default Win In TM Robocall Scam Case
• US Steel Clears One Hurdle In $14B Nippon Steel Deal
• Fed. Claims Court Won't Toss Abandoned Border Fence Suit
• Julie Chrisley Gets No Slack In Resentencing From Ga. Judge
• NC Judge Limits $5.6M Hurricane Claims In Part Over Deadline
• NJ Bill Would Hike Threshold For Tax On Property Transfers
• Bar Works Crook Gets 7 Years For Role In $57M Global Fraud
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ore. Jury Awards $21M Over Fatal Shooting At Lowe's
• Invitation Homes Agrees To $48M Settlement With FTC
• NJ Apartment Owner, Operator Fight DACA Bias Suit
• Real Estate Cos. Accuse Partner Of Mucking Up $21M Deal
• 'The Predators Are Back,' Mich. Tax Foreclosure Attys Warn
• NYC Condo Building's Ch. 11 Plan Sent Back For Revisions
• Feds, Mill Owner Reach $1.4M Deal In Pollution Cleanup Row
• Dealmaker Lessons From CFIUS' New Enforcement Webpage
• 7 Attys In M&A, Real Estate Join Jones Walker In New Orleans
• Calif. Panel Frees Insurer From $7.5M Dog Attack Judgment
• NY Atty Hit With $26M Malpractice Verdict For Exploiting Elder
• DC Circ. Says Arb. Board Must Handle Rail Union Grievance
• Bradley Hires Real Estate And Corporate Partner In Miss.
• NJ Power Broker Says AG's 'Crime Thriller' Lacks A Crime
• Commercial REIT Unveils $251M IPO As Pipeline Builds
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• Interior Dept. Awarding $24 Million For Ecosystem Projects
• Mich. Court Affirms Walmart Valuation As $5M Vacant Property
• PDVSA Can't Escape Oklahoma Co.'s Expropriation Suit
• NJ Justices Probe State's Role In Tax Sale Foreclosures
• Battery Exec Can't Avoid Depo In $2B Plant Fight
• Court Sinks Antitrust Claims Against Suns Owner
• Brockovich, Attys Warn Of PFAS Dangers At Ga. Town Halls
• NY Extends Industrial Property Tax Break Application Deadline
• Adjuster Has No Duty To Insured In La. Hurricane Row
• Reassessing Lease Provisions To Account For ESG Initiatives
• Atlanta Wants Almost-Starbucks Demolition Suit Tossed
• Law Firm Accused Of 'Gamesmanship' In NJ Malpractice Suit
• Ex-Conn. Police Chief Demands Atty Fees After Winning Suit
• Mich. Township Scores Partial Win In Suit Over Bike Path Law
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Hawaii Judge Says Tenants Must Arbitrate Water Pollution Suit
• Julie Chrisley Fights For Sentence Cut After 11th Circ. Ruling
• Real Estate Recap: Infrastructure Rally, Insurance Reckoning
• Cards Against Humanity Hits SpaceX With $15M Trespass Suit
• Cities Score Wins Over FCC Even In 9th Circ. Permitting Loss
• Enviro Group Threatens Suit To Protect Newt In Fla., Ga.
• Senate Panel Advances Jamul Indian Village Land Transfer Act
• Eviction Law Firm Says Tenant's Fee Class Action Untimely
• Slow Development Puts Nebraska District Into Ch. 9
• Insurers Say Ky. House Damage Wasn't From Mine Collapse
• Vandalizing Doctor Gets $200K For Defeating Vengeful Suit
• Entrepreneur Says Partners Stiffed Him On Testing Site Deal
• Insurer Off Hook For Late-Reported Malpractice Claim
• Mandarin Oriental Can Proceed With COVID Coverage Suit
• Morgan Lewis Hires Sidley Structured Transactions Partner
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Tribe's Stateless Status Undoes $1.9M Construction Suit
• Green Groups Can't Bar Housing Project, SC Judge Says
• Avoid Getting Burned By Agencies' Solar Financing Spotlight
• Ore. Couple Denied Tax Deduction For Below-Market Rentals
• Wells Fargo Judge Says NDA Isn't A 'Gag' In Loan Bias Case
• CFPB's Chopra Sounds Alarm On Home Insurance 'Crisis'
• Wash. Justices Strike Down County's Rural Winery Regs
• US Argues Court Can't Stop Tribe From Blocking Roads
• Mich. Atty Gets 1 Year For Inflating Apartment Values
• Potomac Law Group Adds Morgan Lewis Partner
• 76ers To Get New Philly Arena In $1.3B Project, Mayor Says
• Senate Panel Holds Steward CEO In Contempt After No-Show
• Fla. Panel Backs Simon Option On Closed Boca Raton Sears
• Ohio Panel Says Landfill Death Suit Shouldn't Be Thrown Out
• 5th Circ. Favors Excess Insurer In Marina Coverage Dispute
• Gov't Lifeline Gives Nippon A Fighting Chance On US Steel
• Feds Delay Report Into Surfside Condo Collapse Until 2026
• Fla. Judge Keeps Tribe's CWA Permitting Power Row On Hold
• SF Says Oakland Airport Name Change Is 'Copycat Branding'
• Mich. Town Wants Stay During Appeal Over $2B Battery Plant
• Convicted Pastor, An NYC Mayor Ally, Denied Bail For Appeal
• Co-Tenancy Clause Pointers For Shopping Center Landlords
• WillScot, McGrath RentCorp Nix $3.8B Deal Over FTC Scrutiny
• Holland & Knight Hires Ex-Ballard Spahr Real Estate Partner
• Data Brokers Say NJ Judicial Privacy Law Goes Too Far
• Avangrid Unit Defends Counterclaim In Cleanup Battle
• NJ Bank Agrees To $14M Subsidy Fund In DOJ Redlining Deal
• Vt. Supreme Court Upholds $1.1M Property Valuation
• Chrisley Sentence Should Stick Despite 11th Circ., Feds Argue
• Univ. Can Expand Coastal Campus, Mass. Appeals Court Says
• Ex-Skadden Atty Joins Board Of Oil Property Co. LandBridge
• Ex-GT Attorney Joins Jones Day's Real Estate Ranks
• Fla. Condo Settles With Insurer Over Hurricane Ian Damage
• Icahn Enterprises Beats Investor Suit Over Dividend Program
• Colony Ridge Mortgage Co. Free Of Lending Suit, For Now
• Assessing Algorithmic Versus Generative AI Pricing Tools
• Schnader Harrison Inflated Bills Before Collapse, Suit Says
• 2 Former High-Ranking FDNY Officers Charged With Bribery
• CoStar Subscriber Settles Suit Over Property Records Access
• Carlyle Commits $1B To Clean Real Estate Finance Co.
• King & Spalding Nabs Ex-Arnold & Porter RE Finance Pro
• Ares Tops $3.3B For Latest US Distressed Real Estate Fund
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• NJ Jury Puts $26M Price Tag On Land In Development Battle
• Real Estate Recap: Foreclosure Legal Fees, Climate Resilience
• NC City Illegally Foiled Affordable Housing Effort, Builder Says
• Holland & Hart Adds Land Use Atty In Colorado
• Conn. Panel Spurns Atty's Bid For More ID Theft Damages
• 9th Circ. Ruling Guts Religious Protections, Apaches Say
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Mortgage Co. CEO Gets 11 Years In Prison For Ponzi Scams
• Holland & Knight RE Pro Joins Haynes Boone In Dallas
• Property Developer Claims To Be Target Of Legal 'Vendetta'
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• RealPage Win On Phishing Recovery A Policyholder Boon
• Steward Health Care CEO Faces Contempt For No-Show
• Navigating A Potpourri Of Possible Transparency Act Pitfalls
• After Chevron: Conservation Rule Already Faces Challenges
• NewRiver REIT Gets 2nd Extension To Bid For UK Mall Owner
• UK Watchdog Waters Down New Capital Rules For Banks
• Madison Realty Lands $2B For Latest Real Estate Debt Fund
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• Top DC Real Estate News From Summer 2024
• Gov't Spent $236B In Fraud And Improper Payments In 2023
• DOJ Must Overcome Hurdles In RealPage Antitrust Case
• Wisconsin Town Urges Court to Block Tribe's Road Barricades
• Keys To Successful Commercial Property Insurance Claims
• How Companies Are Approaching Insider Trading Policies
• NJ Real Estate Vet Jumps From Windels Marx To Clark Hill
• Phelps Dunbar Recruits 6 Litigators In Raleigh
• Minn. Homebuilders Pitch Permit Fee 'Catch-22' To High Court
• Dickson Minto Breaks Tradition With Walker Morris Hire
• Jones Day Litigators Jump To Holland & Knight In Mexico City
• TV Property Developer Appears In Court On Fraud Charges
• UK Property Biz Rejects £5.6B Bid By Murdoch's REA Group
• Tips For Handling Single Asset Real Estate Bankruptcy Cases
• Fed Official Previews 'Broad' Changes To Bank Capital Plans
• What To Know About CFPB Stance On Confidentiality Terms
• Ex-Conn. Town Atty Slams Official's Defamation Suit Defense
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch CFO's Ch. 11 Case Nixed As 'Bad Faith'
• 2024's Top Rulings In Native American Law
• E-Discovery Software Co. Relativity Opens New Chicago HQ
• Healthcare Real Estate Firm Pays $80M For 277 US Properties
• Ariz. Gov. Can Join Monument Suit, Tribes and Enviros Sit Out
• GM Can't Arbitrate Claims Engines Were 'Engineered To Fail'
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Benefits, Cannabis, Taxes
• Spain Hit With $18B Claim Over Massive Malaysia Award
• Lewis Brisbois Denied Early Win In Real Estate Broker's Suit
• NY Courts' Limits On Ethics Data Broke Law, Watchdog Says
• Siemens To Build $60M Bullet Train Production Facility In NY
• No Coverage For BNSF In Flood Suit, Travelers Says
• New Jersey Towns Fight New Affordable Housing Framework
• SEC Fines 7 Companies $3M Over Whistleblower Violations
• AIG Unit Sees Recovery Funds Dispute With RealPage Pared
• Conn. Realtor Gets $4M From Luxury Property Co. In Fall Suit
• Sentencing Of Ex-Ecuador Official Delayed By Late Gov't Filing
• Investment Firm Can't Fell Timber Co.'s Carbon Offset Suit
• Conn. Atty Defaults In Real Estate Client's Overcharge Suit
• Illinois Judge Won't Block Chicago Rental Protections
• DLA Piper's Boston Leader To Co-Lead US Real Estate Team
• Apartment Cooperative Hits Chapter 11 Amid Takeover Fight
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Kramer Levin Beats NJ Malpractice Suit From RE Developer
• Ore. Tax Court Nixes Parcel Owners' Bid To Raise Valuation
• Real Estate Recap: Pol Funding, Investor Angst, Climate Risk
• VA Must Turn LA Campus Into Vets' Housing, Judge Says
• Attys Urge Justices To Shield Corporate Veil In TM Case
• Appeals Court Says Nursing Home Seller Keeps Atty Fees
• Property Co. Not Covered By Excess Carriers In Antitrust Row
• Pa. Borough Says Insurer, Atty Wrongfully Settled Feud
• NC Judge Orders MV Realty's CEO To Produce Emails
• Cleveland-Cliffs Faces Trial Over Mining Co.'s Antitrust Claims
• What's Next For Federal Preemption In Financial Services
• Trustee Backs Tossing Ex-McElroy Deutsch CFO's Ch. 11 Case
• Judge Barnard Says It's 'About Time' For Texas Biz Court
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Red Lobster Landlord Sues Zurich Over $1.2M Fire Payment
• Honigman Adds Real Estate Partner From Goodwin Proctor
• Indicted Power Broker, Atty Brother Hit With Civil RICO Suit
• Increased Scrutiny Raises Int'l Real Estate Transaction Risks
• TikToker Conned Followers With Real Estate Fraud, Feds Say
• TM Ruling Creates Way To Pierce Corporate Veil, Justices Told
• SQRL Store Chain Landlords Want Out Of Ch. 11 Stay
• Clubman Talc Settles Prominent Developer's Asbestos Claims
• Judge Sharp No Stranger To Complex Cases Biz Court To See
• Unconstitutionality Of Transparency Act Clear, 11th Circ. Told
• LA Developer Beats RICO Suit Over CEQA Fight At 9th Circ.
• Real Estate Co. EasyKnock Settles Battle With Ch. 7 Trustee
• Ga. Panel Affirms Tax Assessors' Partial Win In Valuation Fight
• Financial Incentives May Alleviate Affordable Housing Crisis
• Ariz. Tribe Doubled Down In Lithium Project Row, Court Told
• 2nd Circ. Chilly To Mortgage-Backed Securities ERISA Suit
• Ill. Judge Exits Home Sellers' Broker Fees Antitrust Suit
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• Leech Tishman Combines With Calif. Firm Nelson Hardiman
• Homeowners Say Wis. Tribe Can't Block Roads Again
• Builder's Battle With Conn. Town Tossed Over Zoning Appeal
• 4th Circ. Sets Legal Hemp Standard In THC Firing Case
• Drink Co.'s Ex-CEO Must Face Suit Over Illegitimate Profits
• Turning Tides: Real Estate's Impending Insurance Crisis
• Judge Says EB-5 Investors, Fund Must Disclose More Info
• Steward Health Gets OK To Sell Mass. Hospitals For $343M
• NJ Health System Wins Access To Fraud File In Antitrust Fight
• Warren Urges IRS To Look At Possible REIT Tax Break Abuse
• SEC Fines Investor Over $7.5M In Undisclosed Affiliate Fees
• Former Michelin Tire Factory Site Worth $30M, NJ Jurors Told
• Insurer Must Cover Woman's Fire Claim, Wash. Panel Says
• McElroy Deutsch's Former CFO Fights Bid To Sink Ch. 11 Case
• Mass. Tax Panel OKs Nix Of Value Cut On Renovated Housing
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
• Simpson Thacher-Led Blackstone Inks $16.2B AirTrunk Deal
• 5th Circ. Panel Pushes Plaintiff Groups In Oil Terminal Row
• 7th Circ. Upholds Arbitration In Menards Hidden Fees Suit
• Insurance Intermediary Can't Revive Biz Interference Claims
• Ga. Minor Says Hotel Knew About Trafficking But Didn't Help
• Colo. AG Says Tenants Can Sue Blackstone Over Lease Terms
• 9th Circ. Rejects Tax Lien Pro Rata Share In Bankruptcy Sale
• Ex-Miami Atty's Countersuit Tossed Due To Litigation Privilege
• Former Partner Of Bankrupt NC Firm Settles With Trustee
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 5 Tips To Succeed In A Master Of Laws Program And Beyond
• Former Aide To NY Gov. Indicted On Foreign Agent Charges