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Real Estate - January, 2025

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• Real Estate Recap: Data Centers, Trump, Prepack Bankruptcy
• 9th Circ. Affirms Mormon Church's Win In Tithing Fraud Case
• Ohio Businesses Hit Norfolk Southern With Derailment Suits
• Top Bribe-Taker In NYC Housing Corruption Bust Gets 4 Years
• HUD Seeks Pause On Insurers' Appeal Over Fair Housing Rule
• LA Fire Claims Tracker Reports More Than $4.2B In Payments
• US Chamber Backs Exxon Suit Over Seized Cuba Property
• Insurer Says $30M Suit Over Child's Murder Not Covered
• Latham Guides $50M Bitcoin Mining Data Center Investment
• Amid Suits, Wis. Tribe Tickets For Use Of Contested Roads
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• Owners Appeal Docs Order In Yale's $435M Hospital Sale Fight
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Judge Grants Fraud Retrial After Witness 'Forgot to Shut Up'
• Illuminating The Trend Of Florida's Unpaid Hurricane Claims
• Trump Funding Freeze Blocked As Court Doubts Reversal
• Jury Instructions Tainted Ex-State's Atty's Trial, 4th Circ. Hears
• NJ Event Venue Hits Ch. 11 After $11M Loan Foreclosure
• NJ Firm Blasts Pier Investment Suit As 'Shameless Fiction'
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Hotel Guests Get Backing For Algorithmic Pricing Suit
• Buddhist Temple Urges Halt To Army Corps' Everglades Plan
• Colo. Panel Says Atty Errors May Sink Contempt Sanctions
• Tribe's Alaskan Burial Site Dispute Paused During Talks
• Historic Soda Co. Says Ex-Officer's Lease Suit Is 'Revenge'
• Agency In NJ Town Loses Retrial Bid In $26M Land-Taking Fight
• Scope And Nature Of Judicial Relief Will Affect Loper's Impact
• Ex-FDNY Official Cops To Fire Inspection Bribe Scheme
• Croatia Fends Off 2nd Claim Over Luxury Golf Resort
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Crypto Cos. Seek $6.3M From Travelers Over Building Fire
• MoFo Guides Welltower's $900M Senior Living REIT Deal
• Fla. Firm's $1M Loan Dispute Returns To NJ State Court
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Sanctions Miss, Philip Morris Refund
• Muscogee Nation Sues Oklahoma DAs In Sovereignty Dispute
• Broker Sues Builder After Condo Plan Ditched For Apartments
• Gov't Urges High Court To OK 2nd 'Buffalo Billion' Trial
• SEC Says PE Firm Defrauded Investors In $1B Fund
• $17M Punitive Award Reversed In Miami Hotel's Noise Suit
• Senate Banking Committee Forms NFIP Working Group
• Defamation And Default Alleged In Conn. Mortgage Biz Battle
• Rental Co. Urges NC Justices To Review Debt Deadline Ruling
• Minn. Tax Court OKs Home Value Found By Mass Appraisal
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: DLA Piper
• Tribal Leaders Call Funding Freeze A 'Step In Wrong Direction'
• White House Rescinds Trump's Spending Freeze
• Paul Hastings Adds V&E's REIT Group Co-Lead In DC
• Trade Groups Dial Up Push For Congress To Pass Privacy Law
• End To Third-Party Standing May Affect Ga. Civil Rights Suits
• Judge OKs Refiling Of Suit Over $20M Austin Nightclub Deal
• Black Homebuyers Seek OK For Predatory Lending Settlement
• Wells Fargo Exits 2022 Order But Isn't Out Of CFPB Woods Yet
• DC Judge Doubts Lawfulness Of USCIS EB-5 Guidance
• Energy Co. Seeks Abeyance In Dakota Access Pipeline Row
• Lobbying Is Not A Crime, Madigan Co-Defendant Tells Jury
• SoCal Edison Faces More Suits Over Eaton Blaze
• BCLP Adds Ex-Brownstein Hyatt Real Estate Atty In Denver
• Legal Personhood Can Give Natural Entities Their Day In Court
• Ariz. Judge Rejects Monument Challenge Due To Mining Ban
• Beacon Roofing Nails Poison Pill To $11B Hostile Takeover Bid
• Watchdog Wants Conn. Atty Suspended For Escrow Theft
• Miami Developer Has To Pay Fees Owed To Carlton Fields
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's 2024 Year In Review
• Calif. Bill Targets Oil Cos. For Climate Disaster Costs
• Wynn Fraud Trial Still On As Appeals Court Declines To Step In
• Ariz. Panel OKs Nonresident Real Estate Gains Tax Reports
• Feds May Trim $2B In Leases Over Trump's Term, Trepp Says
• SoCal Edison To Leave Power Off Amid Eaton Fire Litigation
• Feds' Madigan Informant Is A 'Malignant Tumor,' Jury Told
• Late Filings Didn't Stymie Tax Challenges, Conn. Justices Say
• Foes Of New NJ Housing Law Criticized For Process Problems
• Buddhist Group Wants Army Corps Everglades Plan Blocked
• Ga. Appeals Panel Revives Malpractice Suit Against Law Firm
• LA Sued Over Closed-Door Meetings About Homeless Camps
• Ind. Gov. Orders Analysis Of Nonprofit Hospitals' Tax Breaks
• NJ Shortens Window For Use Of Redevelopment Tax Credits
• QXO Goes Hostile With $11B Beacon Roofing Takeover Bid
• The 7th Circ.'s Top 10 Civil Opinions Of 2024
• Arrested Atty Can't Sue Sheriff's Office Either, Pa. Judge Says
• Insurance Considerations For LA Wildfire Recovery
• Widow Says Century Homebuilders' Atty Conspired To Move Assets
• High Court Skips Golf Course Investors' Class Cert. Bid
• Oklahoma Tribes Want In On DOJ's Jurisdiction Lawsuits
• Mo. Tax Commission Lowers T-Mobile Towers' Value
• Conn. Residents Lose Appeal Challenging Propane Facility
• Real Estate Recap: Hughes Fire, EOs, Practices Of The Year
• Trump Fires Inspectors General Without Notice
• EEOC Disability Bias Suit Tossed Following Nixed Evidence
• Feds' Madigan Theory 'Doesn't Line Up,' His Atty Tells Jury
• NJ Judge Rejects Bid For New Trial In Red Roof Inn Deal
• Navajo Nation Cautions Citizens Over Immigration Raids
• Title Insurer Wants Conn. Atty's Suit Over Audit, Ouster Cut
• Lutnick Settles Chancery Suit Ahead Of Commerce Hearing
• GSA Taps Ex-BlackRock Atty As New GC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Simpson Thacher
• LA Wildfires' Effect On Calif. Insurer Of Last Resort
• Blackstone To Buy $1B Power Plant In Va. Data Center Mecca
• 4th Circ. Unwinds Rocket Mortgage Borrowers' Class Cert.
• Ex-Tribal Chair Seeks High Court Review Of Extortion Verdict
• Madigan's Law Firm Profits Drove Corrupt Acts, Jury Told
• Conn. Lawmakers Target Healthcare After Hospital's Ch. 11
• Wells Fargo Prevails In $25M Mortgage Default Dispute
• Fla. Insurer Tries To Toss Suit Blaming It For Black Mold Death
• Corporate Transparency Law Remains Flanked By Threats
• Key Trends In PFAS Regulation And Litigation For 2025
• Algorithm Price-Fixing Ruling May Lower Antitrust Claims Bar
• O'Melveny Hires Troutman Real Estate Atty, Board Member
• Colo. Tenants, Eviction Law Firm Resolve Fee Suits
• Freddie Mac Puts End To $32M SEC Probe Coverage Dispute
• California's New Homeowner Law Could Hamper Foreclosures
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Unicorn Prosecution' Could Upend Legal Practice, Court Told
• Attorneys Botched Arbitration Win, Texas Property Cos. Claim
• J&J Seeks To Defeat $30M Punitive Bid After Conn. Talc Trial
• Texas Court Asks If $50M Award In Dubai Tower Case Was Fair
• Miami Official Used Public Funds For Political Gain, Suit Says
• Madigan Used ComEd As 'Personal Piggy Bank,' Jurors Told
• BNY, Mortgage Co. Sued Over Post-Bankruptcy Collections
• 'The Hills' Reality Stars Latest To Sue Over Palisades Fire
• Nutter Partner Nominated To Mass. Land Court
• Hotel Guests Urge 3rd Circ. To Revive Algorithmic Pricing Suit
• Sotomayor Halts 2nd Circ. Ruling In Landmark Graft Case
• Full DC Circ. Stands By Wipeout Of FERC Pipeline Approvals
• Navajo Nation Looks To Block Federal Mineral Leasing Ban
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Army, SD Tribe Fight For Early Win In Dakota Access Row
• Withers Hires Rosenberg & Estis Real Estate Atty In NYC
• DC Judge Declines To DQ Jenner & Block In Casino Dispute
• Real Estate Group Of The Year: Kirkland
• Ch. 11 Judge Slams Firm's 'Extraordinary' Lack Of Knowledge
• Navy, Tetra Tech Strike $97M Deal Over Navy Cleanup Work
• SoCal Edison Must Hand Over Data In Eaton Fire Suit
• Realogy Signs $20M Deal In TCPA Cold Calling Class Action
• La. Judge Lifts Arbitration Order In $7M Ida Damage Case
• Trump Moratorium Is An Ill Wind For Project Development
• Colo. Court OKs Use Of LLC Test For LPs In Ranch War
• Calif. AG Warns 200 Landlords, Hotels About Price Gouging
• Tax Court Slashes $33M Easement Deduction
• Medical Cannabis REIT Misled Investors, Suit Claims
• High Court Asked To Review Malpractice Insurance Claim Row
• Bondi Pledges To Consult DOJ Ethics Team On Trump Matters
• Victors In Landmark Graft Case Want 2nd Top Court Review
• Trump Orders Federal Workers Back To Office
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Feds Drop Bribery, Fraud Suit Against Ex-New York Lt. Gov.
• Real Estate Recap: Trump Policy Priorities, Natural Disasters
• CFPB Inks $1.5M Redlining Deal As Biden Era Ends
• 9th Circ. Backs Vacating Some Trump-Era Oil And Gas Leases
• Muscogee Look To Renew Alabama Burial Grounds Dispute
• Colo. AG, FTC Say Greystar Advertised Deceptive Rent Prices
• Michigan Justices Won't Answer Securities Test Issue
• GOP Reps. Look To End President's National Monument Power
• Concrete Co. Picks Up Queens Space For $60M
• Fla. HOA Says Insurer Failed To Pay Or Appraise $9.5M Claim
• NJ Beach Access Dispute Should Go To Trial, Panel Says
• NYC Mall Lenders, Developer Want Foreign Investor Suit Nixed
• Rethinking Litigation Risk And What It Really Means To Win
• Hawaii Bill Seeks To Make Renter Tax Credit Permanent
• Polsinelli Commercial Litigation Vice Chair Joins Honigman
• Public Corruption Enforcement In 2024 Has Clues For 2025
• Property Owner Says Nationwide Lowballed On $3.8M Losses
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson Thacher, Covington
• Off The Bench: Arrest In NBA Betting Probe, 76ers' Arena Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 7th Circ. Mulls Preemption Of HUD's Disparate-Impact Rule
• Trump's HUD Pick Opposes Telework, Backs Opportunity Zones
• Cherokee, Feds Reach $80M Settlement In Accounting Fight
• 3M Hit With PFAS Suit Over Wash. Resident's Cancer Diagnosis
• 6th Circ. Won't Revisit Mercedes Fire Coverage Row
• Fla. Real Estate Broker Cops To Money Laundering Scheme
• Insurer Must Share In Calif. Property Co. Defense, Court Told
• Texas Justices Question If Courts Can Rethink TCPA Motions
• Mining Co. Can Intervene In Nevada Lithium Project Suit
• Browns Stadium Fight Belongs In Ohio State Court, Judge Told
• PE Exec Nominated To Lead Fannie, Freddie Regulator
• Small Biz Caught In Corporate Transparency Act Crossfire
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Judge Bids Adieu, TikTok Wants Out
• Ill. Bill Seeks Refunds Of Excess Property Tax Revenue
• Paxton-Tied Developer Pleads Guilty In Bank Fraud Case
• NC Panel Says Civil Parties Can't Reject Jurors Midtrial
• Playing Rugby Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Alexander Bros. Must Remain Behind Bars Ahead Of Trial
• Wells Fargo Unit Sued Over Ex-Rep's EB-5 Investment Scheme
• Wash. City, Tribe Look To Settle 24-Hour ER Shelter Dispute
• Justices Asked If Zoning Immunity Can Pass To Private Entity
• Tenants Want Yardi Rent-Fixing Suits Combined
• Conn. Set To End Pollution Review On Property Transfers
• Australia Gives Guidance On Foreign-Funded Construction
• Connecticut Town Accused Of Fumbling Affordable Condo Plan
• FCC Warns Convincing Mortgage Lender Scam Afoot
• Judge Warns DOJ: Settle Burger Forfeiture Suit Or Pay Up
• No, Litigation Funders Are Not 'Fleeing' The District Of Del.
• Nutter Hires New Partner For Boston Real Estate Team
• Beacon Roofing Rejects $11B Takeover Offer Lobbed By QXO
• Wells Fargo Fights To Drop Officers From Investors' Bias Suit
• Latham Grabs Top Spot For 2024 IPOs By Large Margin
• 8th Circ. Backs Real Estate Agents' Win In Copyright Case
• Insurer Says Event Co. Hid Texts Showing Overstated Losses
• NY Appeals Court OKs Arbitration Stay In $60M Hotel Fight
• Mich. Judge Won't Step Aside After Atty Turnover Quip
• Resort Developer Asks To Wind Up Chinese Co. In Bahamas
• Mercedes Urges 6th Circ. Redo Of Fire Coverage Ruling
• Retroactive Foreclosure Rule Bars Suit, Mich. County Says
• DOI Greenlights Calif. Tribe's $700M Casino, Housing Project
• FTC Issues Second Report On PBMs, Expanding Study Scope
• Tribe Members Look To Intervene In 8th Circ. Pipeline Case
• Mo. House Bill Seeks Deduction For Property Tax Payments
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2025 And Beyond
• Easement Worth $1M, Not $18M, Gov't Tells 11th Circ.
• Trump Org. Taps Quinn Emanuel Atty For Ethics Adviser
• Simpson Thacher, Sullivan Rep CBRE's $400M Coworking Buy
• Eversheds Sutherland Adds Ex-Cole Schotz Atty
• Buchanan Ingersoll Grows In Fla. With Nason Yeager RE Atty
• What's Ahead As Transparency Act Comes To A Crossroads
• H&E Rentals' Stock Doubles On $4.8B United Rentals Deal
• On Cross, Madigan Says He Merely Helped Job-Seekers
• Bannon Must Explain Atty Swap As NY Wall Fraud Trial Looms
• Judge Says California Tribe Can't Block Casino Land Decision
• Newsom Waives Permits, Enviro Rules To Rebuild LA Faster
• NJ Groups Sue To Revoke Offshore Wind Farm Approvals
• NY Dispensaries Say Pot Agencies Broke Proximity Rules
• Ex-Cook County Assessor Officer Hit With Bribery Charges
• Manufactured Housing Groups Seek Early Win Against DOE
• Interior Department Approves Ore. Tribal Casino Amid Lawsuit
• Hotel Asset Manager Ashford Settles SEC Cyber Report Suit
• Ore. Tax Court Says No Depreciation On Residences
• Ind. Bill Would Restrict Property Tax Referendum Placement
• SEC To Collect $63M In Latest Recordkeeping Sweep
• Ind. Senate Bill Seeks To Cap Local Property Tax Hikes
• Ky. House Bill Seeks Referendum Toward Axing Property Tax
• NY Judge Unmoved By Media Dustups In Mayor's Bribe Case
• Tax-Lien Biz Atty Accused Of Duping Bank Can't Touch Money
• 76ers Drop Controversial Plan For New Center City Arena
• 2 Cases May Signal Where FTC Is Headed On Labor Issues
• Proskauer Faces Revived DQ Bid In NJ Hospital Antitrust Fight
• 5 Evolving Concerns For Family Offices In 2025
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Broker's Fee Bid In Copyright Case
• Justices Want Solicitor General To Weigh Alaska Land Feud
• BMO Unit To Pay SEC $40M Over Bond Desk Supervision
• Ohio Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q4
• Justices Won't Hear Bid To Quash Antitrust Probe Of Realtors
• Justices Won't Hear Farm's Bid To Retake Denver Airport Land
• DOJ Sues Airbnb After Host Denied Rental To Mom With Kids
• DeSantis Vows More Money, Control Over Everglades Projects
• Real Estate Recap: REIT Activism, Enviro Policy, Power Woes
• NJ Justices Say Private Lienholders Can Be State Actors
• NJ Says Existing Anti-Discrimination Law Applies To Using AI
• NC Co. Sues State, Duke Energy Over Lake Bed Compensation
• Fair Housing Group Accuses Landlord Of Disability Bias
• Webuild Says $54M Argentina Award Must Be Enforced
• Contractor Seeks Coverage For $2.5M Grass Damage Row
• Receiver Sought For Pittsburgh Landmark In $143M Default
• Ga. Solar Farm Damages Fight Settles Ahead Of April Trial
• LA Fire Insured Damages Could Top $20B, JP Morgan Says
• Feds Say Rocket Mortgage Can't Avoid Race Bias Suit
• Construction Exec Cops To Unlawfully Funding NYC Mayor
• 7 Ways 2nd Trump Administration May Affect Partner Hiring
• Zillow Brings 'Goldman' Debate Over Class Cert. To 9th Circ.
• Steptoe & Johnson Boosts Dallas Headcount With 3 Attys
• Fla. Condos Tied To Sanctioned Russians Transferred To Feds
• AT&T Settles Suit Over Faux Pine Tree Antennas
• Wash. Justices Won't Review $160M Seattle Property Tax Win
• Airlines Say 9th Circ. Should Mull Seattle Airport Pollution Suit
• DOJ Wants Time At 9th Circ. In Zillow, NAR Antitrust Case
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Custodian Selection
• Highgate Hotels Hit With Suit Over Months-Long Data Breach
• Indiana House Bill Would Abolish Property Taxes
• Feds Award Millions To Tribes For Safe Water, Homes, Climate
• Yale Wins Info Battle In $435M Hospital Sale Contract Fight
• Calif. Insurance Chief Blocks Policy Cancellation In Fire Zones
• Hochul Floats Curbing Tax Breaks For PE Home Investments
• Kraft Heinz Set For March Trial Over Food Factory Overhaul
• Whistleblower Attys Get $8.7M In Academy Mortgage FCA Suit
• Mortgage Firm Reaches $1.8M Redlining Settlement With Feds
• Convicted Ex-Nomura Trader To Settle SEC's RMBS Action
• DOI's Arctic Refuge Oil Lease Sale Yields No Bidders
• Farm Owner Can't Claim $6.5M For Border Wall, 5th Circ. Told
• Judge Reverses His Own Ruling In Chicago Hotel Zoning Fight
• Madigan Denies Extorting Developers For Law Firm Business
• Calif. Tribe Has Standing To Block Casino Project, Court Told
• Feds Again Deny Leaks In NYC Mayor's Corruption Case
• Mortgage Cos. Fined $20M Over Cybersecurity Breach
• Divisive Mass. Housing Law Can Stand With Administrative Fix
• Exercising On My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Feds Say Adams' Bid For Indictment Info Would Hinder Probe
• Fla. Real Estate Agent Gets Prison Time For $1M PPP Fraud
• Bill To Protect Wounded Knee Massacre Site Reintroduced
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Testifies In His Racketeering Trial
• Dallas County Settles With Developer In Denied Permit Row
• Mortgage Servicer Makes Borrowers To 'Pay-To-Pay,' Suit Says
• Biden Designates Two New National Monuments In California
• Mont. Bill Floats Mine, Data Center Property Tax Changes
• Mich. Town Tries To Ditch $5M Suit Over Dispensary Flip-Flop
• DOJ Revamps Process For Federal Real Estate Deals
• Property Owner Says Insurer Owes $16.2M For Fire Damage
• NC Homeowners Certified In HOA Debt Collection Class Action
• Mont. Bill Seeks Review Process For Tax-Exempt Property
• In The CFPB Playbook: A Sprint To The Finish Line
• Developer Says Mass. Stalling $15M Brownfields Tax Credit
• NC Biz Court Limits MV Realty's Usable Trial Evidence
• Title Insurer Says Atty Skipped Bills, Let Staff Steal IOLTA
• DOJ Ropes Landlords Into RealPage Antitrust Case
• Braverman Greenspun Acquires NY Real Estate Boutique
• Osage Nation Asks Court To Confirm Reservation Boundaries
• No Problem With $217M Dam Repair Tax, Mich. Panel Says
• NYC Condo Owner Hits Ch. 11 With More Than $70M Debt
• Landowner Gets Pot Farm Transport Easement Nixed
• Cos. Accused Of Misusing EB-5 Investor Funds
• Another Building Contractor Agrees To End No-Hire Pacts
• Biden Signs DC Football Stadium Bill Into Law
• Zurich Seeks Coverage Support In MetLife Building Injury Row
• Verizon Seeks $1.15M Legal Fee After Texas Land Dispute
• Farm Owners, Rail Co. Spar Over Toxic Spill Trial Evidence
• Feds Hit Georgia Developer With Suit Over Native Artifacts
• Ga. Developer Says Insurer Shorted Roof Repair Coverage
• Ill. Bill Aims To Extend Affordable Housing Tax Break Deadline
• Ohio Landlord Seeks $9M Insurance Payout For Hail Damage
• Jenner & Block Faces DQ Bid In Casino Project Dispute
• Exploring Venue Strategy For Trump-Era Regulatory Litigation
• CFPB Sues Berkshire-Owned Lender Over 'Risky' Home Loans
• Property Owner Says Insurers Owe $4.2M For Burglary Losses
• Real Estate Recap: All Eyes On '25
• NY Nursing Home Blames AG's 'Crusade' For Ch. 11
• Wash. City Fights Order To Keep ER Tribal Shelter Open
• Attorney Sues Over Audit, Ouster From Title Insurer's Boards
• Biogen Not On Hook For Disruptions Caused By Landlord
• Ore., Calif. Tribes Can't Stop Casino Project
• Pa. Homebuyers Say Broker Misled Them On Chicken Ban
• Anchorage Residents Look To Block Tribal Casino Project
• DC Allowed To Resubmit AvalonBay Rent-Fixing Claims
• Justices Urged To Review Copyright Attorney Fee Circuit Split
• New Jersey Judge Won't Block Affordable-Housing Law
• Oregon, California Tribes Ask Court To Block Casino Project
• Ill. Atty Can't Avoid Prison Pending Bribery Appeal
• Playing Esports Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• The 6 Most Significant FCRA Litigation Developments Of 2024
• Real Estate Investor Gets 2 Years For Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Mich. Justices Say Detroit Fire Fee Is Legal, Not A Tax
• 7th Circ. Won't Review $3.4M Faulty Work Coverage Ruling
• Hoboken Pot Dispensary Was Rightly Approved, Panel Finds
• An Associate's Guide To Career Development In 2025
• The Top Property Insurance Cases To Watch In 2025
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2025
• Federal Rules Impacted Tribes In 2024, With More To Come
• Trademark Cases To Watch In 2025
• Colorado Cases To Watch In 2025
• Trials To Watch In 2025
• California Legislation And Regulations To Watch In 2025
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2025
• NJ Cases To Watch In 2025: Power Broker, Pollution Cleanup
• Florida Legislation To Watch In 2025
• 5 Antitrust Issues For In-House Counsel In 2025