Real Estate Archive » November, 2024

Real Estate - November, 2024

264 articles

• Judge Says City Can't Block Washington Tribe's ER Shelter
• Developer Settles Landslide Claims From Ryan Homes, Town
• Illinois Top Court Will Decide Fate Of $7B Power Line Permit
• Compass NJ Tapped To Sell $33M Miles Guo Mansion In Ch. 11
• City Golf Course Exempt From Property Tax, Fla. Justices Say
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: Bank Regulation, Workers' Comp
• Data Cos. Lose Challenge To NJ Judicial Privacy Law
• Howard Hughes Corp. Beats Hurricane Harvey Flood Suit
• Virgin Islands Mall, Lloyd's End $6M Spat Over July 4 Fire
• Co. Seeks $4.4M In Bad Faith Damages Over Developer Row
• How CFIUS' Updated Framework Affects Global Investors
• Ex-Cleveland Politician Charged With Defrauding Nonprofits
• Developer Accuses Fla. Attys Of 'Fraudulent Billing' Scheme
• Utah, Farm Groups Can't Reopen Bears Ears Monument Case
• NAR Buyer-Broker Settlement Approved Over DOJ Concerns
• Muscogee Nation Seeks Swift Ruling In Tulsa Jurisdiction Row
• Claims Court Won't Let US Slip Landowners' Flooding Suit
• Delta's Preemption Stance Flops In Seattle Jet Pollution Suit
• Madigan Pushed Land Transfer After Law Biz Pitch, Jury Told
• New Orleans Property Owner Revives Bid To Nix Arbitration
• Surgeon Acquitted Of Wire Fraud In Case Over $60M Fla. Hotel
• Indicted Ex-Conn. Budget Official May Ask To Delay Trial
• Contract Disputes Recap: Perils Of Perfunctory Interpretation
• Flying Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Illinois Landowners Blast FERC Moves On $7B Power Line
• 7th Circ. Says Insurer Must Defend $3.4M Faulty Work Row
• Victim Shares Blame For $1.4M Scam, Connecticut Atty Says
• Gov't Defends EB-5 Rule That Hikes Up Petition Fees
• Informant Says He Brought Developers To Madigan's Law Firm
• Judge Bemoans 'Chaotic' Contracts In Jack Nicklaus IP Case
• Hemp Sellers Say Conn. Cannabis Laws Violate Constitution
• Feds Want Ex-FBI Agent's Bribery Appeal Tossed
• Judge Vacates Minnesota Mediation Order In Land Dispute
• NJ Judge Allows Nonprofit To Join Affordable Housing Fight
• Tenant's Death Excluded From Coverage, Kansas Judge Says
• Mortgage Co. Unfairly Inflated Borrowers' Balances, Suit Says
• 4th Circ. Stands By HELOC 'Offset' Ruling Against PNC
• Law Firm Leasing Surpasses Pre-COVID Rate So Far In 2024
• AG Slams Bid To 'Indoctrinate' Public In NJ RICO Case
• DOJ Says Realtor Commissions Deal Is No Antitrust Shield
• Fla. Judge Trims Complaint Over Deadly Crane Collapse
• 'Reverse Redlining' Suit Reveals Language Risks For Lenders
• Justices Won't Hear Takings Clause Claim For Wrecked House
• Housing Project Will Pollute Public Water, Conn. City Says
• Condo Boards Likely Safe From Corporate Transparency Law
• Fla. Judge Won't Toss Banker's Suit Over $1.7M Stolen Funds
• 3 Firms Guide $11.5B Building Materials Co. Buyout
• Home Automation Co. Strikes $1.5M Deal To End OT Suit
• Justices Won't Review Mich. Gun Range Ban
• Ex-NFL Player Scott Turner Picked For Trump's HUD Secretary
• Real Estate Recap: AI, NY Rent Control, NEPA
• Service Fees Not 'Incidental' To Debt Collection, 11th Circ. Told
• Insurer Says Property Co. On Hook For $250K Cyber Theft
• Malaysia Looks To Shore Up Counterattack Over $14.9B Award
• DC RealPage Antitrust Suit Will Get New Judge In 2025
• AG Doesn't Rep NJ Housing Group's Interests, Court Told 
• Washington Tribe Says City Can't Block Emergency Shelter
• Norfolk Southern Says Artist's Timeline Doesn't Add Up
• Insurer Owes $4.5M For Water Damage, Wash. HOA Says
• Debt Collector Awakened Illegal 'Zombie Loans,' Suit Says
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Real Estate Atty From Ice Miller
• Ga. Roofer Drops Unpaid Contracting Suit Involving Insurer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Circus Arts Make Me A Better Lawyer
• 9th Circ. Told $500K To Huizar Not Intended As Bribe
• Wash. Justices Unsure CARES Act Protects Violent Tenants
• DOD Needs To Do More To Fix Military Housing, OIG Says
• Key Informant Who Recorded Madigan Takes The Stand
• Ill. High Court Won't Shield Sun-Times In Trump Tax Case
• Oklahoma Tribe Asks DC Circ. To Revive Creek Land Lawsuit
• Big Lots Seeks To Include Claims Against Execs In Asset Sale
• Weed Co. Must Pay $5M To Entrepeneur In Investor Dispute
• Tenant Class Attys Get $1.1M Fee In Race Bias Suit Deal
• Insurers Sued Over Defense Costs In Fort Bragg Housing Row
• Justices Urged To Uphold Alaska Beachfront Boundary Ruling
• Data Co. Gets Remand Of Suits Over Judicial Privacy
• Feds Outline Next Steps For Colo. River Basin Agreement
• Pa. Enviro Hearing Board Can Sanction Atty, Court Affirms
• Ga. Attys' Easement Fraud Class Suit Shipped To State Court
• Experts Cool On 'Chill' Defense In NJ RICO Case
• Suit Against Mortgage Co. Axed Despite Atty's Bad Faith Claim
• Insurer Seeks Subrogation Over Sprinkler Claims
• Chubb Unit Denies Coverage In Conn. Water Damage Dispute
• Ohio City Tax Exemption Isn't Retroactive, Court Affirms
• Ex-Connecticut Town Officials Appeal Toss Of Defamation Claims
• 3 Ways To Train Junior Lawyers In 30 Minutes Or Less
• Minn. Tax Court Won't Revisit Stipulated $1M Property Value
• DC Circ. Judge Blasts 'Bogus' Bid To Nix Discrimination Rule
• Arizona Governor Settles Tribal Water Rights Claims
• Suit Alleges Fraud In Scuttled Deal Over Calif. Pot Grow
• Split Ohio Supreme Court OKs Power Co.'s Herbicide Use
• 10th Circ. Questions Sunoco Bid To Nix $180M Royalty Ruling
• NJ Court Must Revisit Assessor's Workplace Retaliation Claim
• NJ Power Broker, Attys Demand Wiretap Docs In RICO Case
• Boston Mayor Touts Property Tax Relief Bill Before Panel
• Bill Aimed At Creating Ga.'s First National Park Moves Ahead
• DACA Recipient Fights To Keep NJ Apartment Bias Suit Alive
• MVP: Latham's Michelle Kelban
• 11th Circ. Urged To Revive Fla. Cancer Cluster Suit
• Online Lenders, Contractor Face Service Members' Fraud Suit
• Wash. Tribe Looks To Ax Wildlife Refuge Protection Suit
• Argentina Must Face $54M Sewage Award Suit, Judge Says
• DOJ Hits Pennsylvania With Bias Suit Over Building Code
• Condo Says Insurer Underpaid By $19M After Hurricane Ian
• 'Survivor' Winner Needs To Pay $3.3M Tax Bill, Judge Advises
• Ohio Board OKs Income Approach In Two Theater Valuations
• Ga. Panel Says 190-Year-Old Marshland Grant Is Valid
• PierFerd Adds FisherBroyles RE Partner To DC Shop
• Feds May Have Overstepped In Suit Against Mortgage Lender
• RFK Stadium Bill Passes Committee, Full Senate Vote Is Next
• The Bar Needs More Clarity On The Discovery Objection Rule
• Treasury Finalizes Partnership Tax Credit 'Direct Pay' Regs
• 3M Can't Add DuPont, Others To PFAS Water RICO Fight
• Bannon's 'We Build The Wall' Trial Delayed Until 2025
• Brokerage Startup Defends Suit Over NAR Listing Rules
• State Farm Keeps Win In Suit Over Fatal Domestic Shootings
• HUD Ducks Homeowner's Insurance Overpayment Suit
• Chancery Orders Paybacks In Decade-Old Lease Co. Suit
• Treasury Finalizes Tougher Foreign Investment Law Penalties
• Trump Co. Seeks Coverage Of Wage Theft, Discrimination Suit
• Wash. Court Asked To Eye Renewal Docs In Fire Damage Row
• Justices Urged To Review Landlords' COVID Eviction Ban Suit
• Mo. Bank Properly Valued At $1.1M, Commission Rules
• 8th Circ. Set For Arguments In Oil Lease Termination Row
• Mo. Tax Commission Upholds Storage Facility's $7.4M Value
• NJ Justices To Consider Sanctions Against Town For Suing Attys
• Foreclosing Lenders Still Floating In Murky Legal Waters In NY
• Latham Leads Invitation Homes In $200M Acquisition JV
• Big Banks Still Need To Beef Up Controls, Fed Report Says
• Real Estate Recap: Industry Leaders Weigh In
• Texas Appeals Court: $3M Bond For Real Estate Row Stays
• Wash. Judge Says Junk Text Suit Must Lose Autodialer Claims
• Pa. Top Court Snapshot: Silent Partners, Skill Games In Nov.
• Political Fundraiser Avoids Jail In LA 'Casino Loyale' Probe
• Denver Voters Reject Sales Tax Hike For Affordable Housing
• Ga. Panel Says Homeowners Must Arbitrate Boundary Spat
• Detroit 'Rain Tax' Stormwater Fees Upheld By Appellate Court
• Ga. Attys Named Co-Class Counsel In BioLab Fire Suit
• Ex-McElroy Deutsch Exec Says Firm Has No Claim On House
• NASA Shopping For New DC-Area Headquarters
• Being A Navy Reservist Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Presses SEC Over 'Rogue Employee' In PE Fund Fight
• Biden Admin Backs Controversial Alaskan Land Swap, Road
• McDonald's Vendor Says Partner Owes Him $6M Over Ice-Out
• Atlanta Developer Says City Dodging Discovery In Property Fight
• DC Council Issues Housing Tax Break Emergency Resolution
• Conservation Easement Cases Weave Web Of Uncertainty
• Conn. Atty Must Pay $282K Default In Estate's Home Sale Suit
• So You Want To Move Your Law Practice To Canada, Eh?
• NY Contractor Cops To Aiding Theft In Commercial Bribe Case
• Telecom Co. Lumen's Contract Breach Suit Survives, For Now
• Boston Says Celebrity Chef Owes $1.6M In Taxes
• Detroit Fire Fee Ruling Concerns Mich. Justice
• Madigan's Atty Seeks To Discredit Key Government Witness
• Short-Term Rental Owners 'Unreasonable,' Dallas Tells Court
• Judge To Confirm Ambri Ch. 11 Wind-Down Plan
• Insurer Says Condo That Prevented Hunting Has No Coverage
• $1.2M Excessive Hammering Spat Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Insurer Says No Coverage For House Fire Caused By Owner
• MVP: Fried Frank's Matthew D. Parrott
• Locke Lord Adds Real Estate Ace From Frost Brown In Dallas
• Jones Day Real Estate Ace Jumps To Greenberg Traurig In LA
• Oakland Airport Must Stop Using 'San Francisco Bay' In Name
• Catfished Ex-NBA Player Says Atty Stole Cash, Blew Film Deal
• 'I Had A Dream': NJ Ponzi Schemer Gets 12 Years
• Ex-ComEd Exec Asked If Madigan Hires Truly An 'Exchange'
• Trump Ally Bannon Seeks Delay Of 'We Build The Wall' Trial
• Peru Agrees To Pay Hedge Fund $40M To Settle Bond Dispute
• Nationstar Gets COVID-19 Loan Aid Suit Tossed For Good
• Philly's Algorithmic Rent Ban Furthers Antitrust Policy Trends
• Developers Seek Dual $15M Deals In Conn. Mixed-Use Case
• Freddie Mac Gets Partial Win In SEC Probe Coverage Dispute
• Notable Q3 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Goodwin Lands 2 Willkie Real Estate Finance Partners In NY
• Bradley Arant Adds Real Estate Pro In Dallas Office
• High Court Declines Remaining NY Rent Stabilization Suits
• Real Estate Recap: Trump, Big 4, Office Demand?
• 1st Circ. Agrees No Coverage For Contractor In Defect Row
• Ga. Judge Sets 2nd Trial Plan For Solar Farm Damages Fight
• Judge Won't Pause Housing Order In LA Campus Suit
• Ex-LA Pol's Aide Avoids Prison In 'Casino Loyale' Probe
• Investors Duped By Opportunity Zone Promises, Colo. Says
• ND Wants To Back Feds In Dakota Access Pipeline Row
• Steptoe & Johnson Adds Veteran Corporate Atty In Dallas
• NJ Appeals Panel Rejects Convicted Ex-Atty's Bid For Relief
• GSA Weighs 2 Sites For New Connecticut Federal Courthouse
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Promoting Diversity In The Selection Of ADR Neutrals
• Oakland Airport Name Has Travelers Flying In Circles, SF Says
• DLA Piper Chile Adds New Dispute Resolution Partner
• NM Tribe Settles Land Claim Dispute With Feds
• NC Contractor Says DR Horton Owes It Millions
• Fla. Counties Say Notice Was Insufficient In $5B Bond Deal
• 7th Circ. Sends Refuge Power Line Fight Back To Wis. Judge
• Strip Mall, Insurer Agree To End Repair Payments Dispute
• Apache Say 'Stakes Are Clear' In Oak Flat Land Dispute
• ECJ Says VAT Applies To Land Prepared For Building
• Property Co. Sues Insurer Over Late Coverage Rights Letter
• Playing Ultimate Makes Us Better Lawyers
• Transparency Act Should Exclude Housing Co-Ops, Court Told
• Canada's Competition Bureau Seeks Dye & Durham Docs
• Indicted Power Broker Says Civil Suit Repeats Earlier Claims
• Judge Forecloses Landslide Work Payback For Developers
• Ex-GE Affiliate Cleared In Bellwether Chemical Leak Verdict
• How Property Insurance Coverage Shrank After The Pandemic
• Venue For Fla. County Suit Against Funder Getting New Look
• Contractor Seeks Redo In Guatemala Power Plant Award Fight
• Browns Won't Stop Ohio From Joining Stadium Dispute
• Ga. Judge Trims Insurer's Shooting Coverage Claims
• Ex-Exec Says Do-Nothing ComEd Jobs A Favor To Madigan
• FINRA Fines Firm Over Lax Real Estate Investment Diligence
• NYC Hotel Licensing Law's Costs May Outweigh Its Benefits
• NJ Authorizes Sharing Property Tax Info To Calculate Credits
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Metadata
• Clerk Targeted During Trump Civil Trial Is Elected Judge
• Simpson, Clifford Chance Build $4B Blackstone Deal For REIT
• Ariz. Judge Blocks Lithium Exploration Drilling Project
• Mining Developer Wants In On Nevada Lithium Project Row
• MVP: Cadwalader's Holly Chamberlain
• Calif. Voters Won't Rethink City Borrowing Tool For Housing
• Trump Has Official Immunity. What About His Aides?
• How Trump Can Quash His Criminal Cases
• An Early Look At Trump's Supreme Court Shortlist
• GOP's Senate Win Hands Future Of The Judiciary To Trump
• The Firms With An Inside Track To A New Trump Admin
• Florida, Georgia, Others Peel Back Real Estate Taxes
• California Voters Reject Cities' Rent Control Authority
• Bankruptcy Not Delaying NJ Health System's Antitrust Case
• LA City Hall RICO Corruption Witness Gets Home Confinement
• Management Co. Says Insurer Can't Duck HOA Fire Coverage
• Alterra, JP Morgan JV Sells Property Portfolio In $490M Deal
• Why Secured Lenders Must Mind The Gap In UCC Searches
• On The Ground: How Attorneys Safeguarded The Election
• Adams Loses Bid To Sanction Feds Over Alleged Leaks
• Fla. Judge Denies Bid To Halt Repeal Of Homeless Tax Idea
• Turkish Co. Asks To End Sanctions As Kyrgyzstan Settles Suit
• Colo. AG Underestimates Tenants, Rental Home Group Says
• 9th Circ. Revives Developer's Fire Loss Coverage Suit
• DC Makes Housing Tax Break Competitive Process Permanent
• Ex-LA City Hall Lobbyist Dodges Jail For Bribery Scheme
• Developer And Mich. Township Reach Deal In FOIA Suit
• Justices Say Gov't Can Join Oral Arguments In $47M TM Case
• Ohio Justices Tap 3 To Mull Suspension For Indicted Mayor
• Mortgage Co. Accused Of 'Bad Faith' In Settlement With Atty
• Crowell & Moring Aims To End $1M Fee Bid In DC Lease Row
• Striking A Balance Between AI Use And Attorney Well-Being
• IRS Finalizes Seized Property Rules To Include Online Sales
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Apache's Mining Regs Dispute
• USCIS Moves To Toss Regional Centers' EB-5 Guidance Fight
• Real Estate Recap: Election Expectations, EB-5, $50B PE Bet
• Texas Justice Says Amici Should Get Say In Religion Case
• CFPB Inks Deal With Townstone Over Redlining Claims
• Enviro Groups, Tribes Sue Over Nev. Lithium Mine Approval
• Judge Skeptical Of NYC Mayor's Bid To Dismiss Bribery Count
• Retail Center Says AIG Unit Must Cover Foundation Damage
• Treasury Expands Foreign Land Transaction Authority
• Big Lots Says $760M Bid Wins In Ch. 11 Auction
• Ohio Makes Play To Enter Cleveland Browns' Stadium Suit
• Conn. Judge Hacks Up Ex-Town Atty's Defamation Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Empathy In Mediation Offers A Soft Landing For Disputes
• Off The Bench: Horse Racing Ruling Halted, Fla. Betting Deal
• Being An Artist Makes Me A Better Lawyer