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Real Estate - March, 2025

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• Ex-FDNY Official Gets 20 Months For Safety Review Kickbacks
• Insurer Off The Hook For Tribe's COVID Casino Shutdown
• Feds Seek $3M From Ex-Ill. Speaker, Who Wants New Trial
• DOI Rescinds Gaming Eligibility In $700M Calif. Casino Project
• NYC Fights Group's Claim Of Biased Property Tax System
• 6th Circ. Affirms County's Foreclosed Property Proceeds Win
• Feds' Race Bias Suit Should Target Appraiser, Rocket Says
• Contractor Remedies Amid Overhaul Of Federal Spending
• Denver Defeats Landlord's Challenge To Energy Standards
• Insurer Must Cover $2.4M Water Damage, Condo Owners Say
• Regulators Seek Pause On 5th Circ. Fight Over CRA Rules
• Firms Must Embrace Alternative Billing Models Or Fall Behind
• Utah Requires Min. Property Tax Rate Consensus Certification
• Eric Adams Urges Speedy Dismissal As NYC Primaries Loom
• Paul Weiss Guiding Rocket On $9.4B Mr. Cooper Buy
• Real Estate Recap: Train Domain, FinCEN, Atlanta Data Centers
• Ga. Housing Authority, Former Worker End Retaliation Claims
• Judge Blocks Bid To 'Hijack' $44M Ga. Realtor Settlement
• Ex-Mayor Gets 2 Months In Probe Of Angel Stadium Sale
• Minors Sue Over Alleged Trafficking At Metro-Atlanta Hotels
• Judge Ends $400M Air Force Base PFAS Contamination Case
• Tribe Not Ready For '2nd Bite' In Pipeline Row, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Affirms Maui County's Win In Religious Land-Use Suit
• 5th Circ. OKs Largest US Crude Export Terminal's Expansion
• Masonry Exec Charged In Plot To Bribe Amtrak Official
• US Can Weigh In On Osage Reservation Boundary Dispute
• Property Owners Sue NYC Over Sidewalk Shed Legislation
• NYC Margaritaville Ch. 11 Plan OK'd After Buffett Hit Played
• Shutts & Bowen Accused Of Sinking Florida Country Club Sale
• Contract Disputes Recap: Terminations Galore
• How Attorneys Can Master The Art Of On-Camera Presence
• Calif. Tenants Claim REIT Charged Extra For Pests, Trash
• Taxation With Representation: Norton Rose, Latham, Ashurst
• Bank Regulators Will Seek To Rescind Biden-Era CRA Rules
• Umpqua Bank Strikes Deal With Investors In $300M Ponzi Suit
• Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill For Georgia's First National Park
• Conrail Land Can't Go In Renewal Zone, NJ Court Says
• Whistleblowers Seek Bigger Cut Of Tetra Tech Deal With Navy
• California Tribe Wants In On 70-Acre Casino Project Challenge
• US Ranked Low At Fighting Real Estate Money Laundering
• Western Leaders Oppose Cuts To Public Land Protections
• Lawmakers Sue NYC Mayor Over Zoning Plan
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Targeting Anticompetitive Regulations
• Baseball Fantasy Camp Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NM Case Shows Power Of Environmental Public Nuisance Law
• CalSTRS, Mubadala Plug $215M Into Real Estate Lender
• Pa. Coal Co. Gets OK For $23.5M Asset Sale In Ch. 11
• Life Sciences REIT Says Ex-Employee Stole Trade Secrets
• How Fla. Is Floating A Raft Of Bills To Stem Insurance Woes
• CFPB Moves To Rip Up Settlement Of 'Radical' Redlining Case
• Sotomayor Urges Caution On Nondelegation Doctrine Revamp
• Resort Developer Asks To Unwind Pre-Ch. 11 Equity Deal
• Soured Colo. Housing Partnership Spawns Another Suit
• NYC Property Cos. Hit With Security Deposits Class Action
• Tax Court Erred In Ex-Braves' Easement Feud, 11th Circ. Told
• Court Can't Hear Everglades Water Dispute, 11th Circ. Says
• Yellow Corp. Says It Reached Ch. 11 Plan Deal With Creditors
• Adapting To Private Practice: From Fed. Prosecutor To BigLaw
• Dollar Tree Selling Family Dollar For $1B To PE Firms
• Virginia Gov. Vetoes AI Bias Bill, Citing Industry Impact
• Home Sellers Oppose DOJ Statement In Mass. Listing Deal
• Utah Tribe 'Doubled-Down' In Bidding Scheme Row, Court Told
• NJ Casinos Urge 3rd Circ. Not To Revive Room-Pricing Suit
• After Fires, Calif. Must Streamline Enviro Reviews For Housing
• Judge Orders HUD To Reinstate $30M In Housing Grants
• Colo. Atty Gave $2M Mineral Rights To Other Client, Suit Says
• No Easy Out In $5M Mich. Dispensary Flip-Flop Suit
• Contractor Drops $1.1M Bond Dispute Against Liberty Mutual
• Justices Won't Hear Insurance Dispute Over Claim Timeliness
• Ore. Tribe Backs Hydro Utility's Eminent Domain Bid At Falls
• NC Urges Court To Rule Fla. Realty Co. Duped Homeowners
• Investor Says It Was Conned Out Of $42M In Real Estate Deals
• Colo. Tenants Accuse Centerspace Of Neglect, Junk Fees
• Texas High Court Revives Developer's Floodplain Takings Suit
• SmartStop REIT Plans $864M IPO Amid US-Canada Trade Row
• NJ University Launches Malpractice Suit Over Forfeited Land
• Comparable Homes Don't Lower Mass. Property's $430K Value
• Firms Still Have Lateral Market Advantage, But Risks Persist
• Minn. County Late To Accept Property Tax Deal, Court Says
• Justices Decline To Revisit Landmark Press Freedom Ruling
• Only FDIC Can Sue Over Signature Bank Collapse, Judge Says
• NJ AG Says Landlord Discriminated Against Low-Income Renters
• Real Estate Recap: GSA Leases, Artemis, C-PACE
• SEC Guidance Moves Needle In Favor Of Private Fundraising
• Fla. Tax Preparer Sentenced To Prison For $20M Fraud
• Hail Deductible Applicable In Colo. Townhomes' Storm Dispute
• Loan Servicer Faces 'Zombie Mortgage' Truth In Lending Suit
• Creek Freedmen Band Wants In On Tulsa Jurisdiction Fight
• Making The Opportunity Zones Program Great At Last
• Mich. Judge Dismisses $217M Dam Repair Tax Challenge
• 3rd Circ. Takes On NJ Judicial Privacy Law's Constitutionality
• We Must Allow Judges To Use Their Independent Judgment
• Md. Nonprofit's Property Used As Home Isn't Exempt
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Paul Weiss, Cooley
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• LA Hit With Sanctions Request In Encampment Sweep Lawsuit
• 11th Circ. Allows Remand Of EB-5 Suit To Fla. State Court
• Feds Ask High Court To Nix Mich. Tribal Land Trust Row
• Tribe's Claims Against Alaska Gold Mine Permit Reduced
• Property Owner Demands Appraisal Of $10.5M Hail Claim
• Conn. AG Sues Builder, Companies For State Park Clear-Cut
• Investor Sues For Real Estate AI Co. Shares Under $100M Deal
• Absent Co-Owners Not 'Indispensable' For Negligence In Pa.
• 4 Firms Help Seal $11B QXO, Beacon Deal After Buyout Battle
• Performing Stand-Up Comedy Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Lenders Rally For CDFI Fund After Trump Orders Cuts
• Toxic-Loft Suits Too Late, But Owners Share Blame, Jury Says
• California Rancheria Can Comment On Casino Land Dispute
• Swiss Investor Can't Revive $230M Czech Republic Claim
• Interior Department Transfers 680 Acres To North Dakota Tribe
• Fla. Court Affirms Boardwalk Easement, Despite Defunct Law
• 8th Circuit Rejects Minn. Tribe's Jurisdiction Rehearing Bid
• QXO Pushes Deadline As Beacon Takeover Talks Press On
• 10th Circ. Says 'Corner-Crossing' Hunters Didn't Trespass
• Investor Essentials For Buying Federally Owned Property
• LA City Office Claims Group Ran Illegal STR Scheme
• How 2025 Is Shaping The Future Of Bank Mergers So Far
• 3rd Circ. Passes On Appeal Of NJ Judicial Privacy Law Ruling
• Adapting To Private Practice: From SEC To BigLaw
• Law360 Announces The Members Of Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• J&J Denies 'Evil Motive' In Face Of $30M Talc Damages
• 'Disturbed' Singer Down With Sickness From Mold Sues Landlord
• Tribe Members Complicate Tesoro Pipeline Row, 8th Circ. Told
• Property Cos. Can't Escape Govt.'s Fair Housing Suit
• Fla. Mall Investor Gets 5 Years In $77M WeWork Stock Fraud
• 99 Hudson Developer Loses Appeal In Buyers' NJ Fraud Suit
• Conn. Coalition Can't Challenge Pot Shop Zoning Approval
• Bancorp Downplayed CRE Bridge Loan Risks, Investor Claims
• Fate Of Boston Women's Soccer Stadium Turns On Site Status
• Fried Frank Adds Simpson Thacher Private Funds Pro In NY
• Conn. Atty Drops Appeal In Battle With Willkie Partner
• DOJ Says Calif. City's Zoning Illegally Favors Secular Use
• Greenberg Traurig Boosts Litigation Team With 4 Denver Attys
• Making The Case For Rest In The Legal Profession
• Wells Fargo Says OCC Has Closed Home Loan Consent Order
• Insurer Stands Alone Before $8.5M Condo Defect Judgment
• 4th Circ. Revives Tenant's FCRA Suit Over Disputed Debt
• Okla. Gov. Looks To Dismiss Tribe's Jurisdiction Dispute
• Calif. Panel Sides With Tribe In Hotel Construction Fight
• Ginnie Mae Says Texas Bank Can't Undo Ruling On Lien
• Fraud Victims Claim CRE Fintech Firm Skirted Securities Law
• HUD, DOI To Identify Federal Land For Affordable Housing
• 4th Circ. Tosses HOA Closing Fees Suit
• High Value Dubious In $23M Easement Dispute, 11th Circ. Told
• DC Commercial Property Taxable Values Drop Nearly 8%
• 4 Ways Women Attorneys Can Build A Legal Legacy
• Fannie, Freddie Can't Avoid $612M Investor Win, Judge Rules
• Real Estate Recap: Waldorf Reno, DEI Scrubbing, CFIUS Risk
• Judge Hands Landlord Win In Maryland Nurse's Eviction Case
• 4th Circ. Dubious Of Private Island's Win In Fair Housing Fight
• Calif. Insurance Chief OKs State Farm Rates Pending Hearing
• Mich. Panel Revives Hangar's Property Tax Challenge
• Calif. Tribe Looks To Defend Casino Land Trust Decision
• Connecticut Wants Retailers' Hemp Law Challenge Tossed
• A Judge's Pointers For Adding Spice To Dry Legal Writing
• Off The Bench: Ex-Jet Sues Over Favre Clip, New Soccer Build
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Paul Weiss
• Brooklyn Man Gets 45 Months For 'Seinfeld'-Themed Fraud
• Washington Dept. OKs Property Conversion Tax Break Regs
• Watchdog Says Federal Landlord Used Prohibited Chinese Drone
• $181K Sanctions Against Texas AG-Tied Investor Stand
• Sister Sues To Enforce $28M Spanish Family Arb. Award
• Tampa Bay Rays Halt Plans For New $1.3B MLB Stadium
• Housing Advocacy Groups Sue Over HUD Grant Cuts
• State Farm Hit With Hail Damage Coverage Suit
• Coverage Bars Fla. Worker Who Died In Fall, Insurer Says
• Ore. Tribes Challenge Utility's Eminent Domain Bid
• Founder Wants $14.7M In Logistics Developer SPAC Dispute
• Smith Currie Hires Veteran Construction Atty To Fla. Office
• Mich. Justices Struggle With Line-Drawing For Rental Use
• Chaitman Wants NJ Malpractice Suit Axed For Delays
• Insurers Must Cover Real Estate Cos. In False Claims Dispute
• RealPage Pushes Bid To Duck Antitrust Case In NC
• Why NY May Want To Reconsider Its LLC Transparency Law
• NY Bill Seeks Tax Break For Residential Green Infrastructure
• Builder Says Conn. Hilton Owner Owes $6M For $63M Project
• Insurance Pros Urge Calif. Lawmakers To Address Fire Risks
• Ga. City Faces $35M Suit Over Recycling Plant Flip-Flop
• Real Estate Co. Says Commission Inflation Suit Is Untimely
• HUD Rejects NC City's DEI-Incorporating Disaster Relief Plan
• Pa. Coal Co. Auction Gets 2-Week Pause After Value Spike
• Comcast Fights CEO Deposition Order In Easement Spat
• Feds Launch 1st FEMA Fraud Charges Over LA Wildfires
• Property Tax Can Fund Retired Cops' Insurance, Panel Says
• Nelson Mullins Real Estate Ace Joins Kutak Rock In Fla.
• Sherin And Lodgen Adds New Boston Real Estate Partner
• ND Lawmakers OK Recommending Tribal Land Taxation Study
• Atty Wants Early Win In NJ Malpractice Suit Over Land Dispute
• Art Loft Building's Toxicity Was Disclosed, Expert Testifies
• NY AG Claims Fla. Woman Stole Housing Corp.'s Rent Money
• Feds Push Back On Enviro Orgs., Tribes In Yellowstone Bison Case
• Property Co. Says Insurer Must Pay $10M For Judgment
• Judge Questions Authority To Pay Giuliani's Ch. 11 Bill
• Zillow Investors Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold Class Certification
• DOJ's RealPage Antitrust Case Gets New Judge
• Eric Adams Case Dying Slow Death In 'Sovereign' District
• NJ Power Broker Fights Civil Suit After Criminal Case Victory
• La. Eatery Must Litigate Hurricane Coverage Under NY Law
• Manchester United Plans New 100,000-Seat Stadium
• Mass. High Court Says Paying Full Judgment Freezes Interest
• Utah Lawmakers OK Min. Tax Rate Consensus Certification
• Real Estate Cos. Commingled $50M Investor Funds, SEC Says
• JPMorgan Sued Over $481M CMBS Loan With 'Inflated' Metric
• Ex-NFL Player Gets 2½ Years For $5.3M Ponzi Scheme
• Judge Tosses Challenge To Chicago Tenant Law
• Ariz. Power Co. Asks Justices To Review Tax On Tribal Plant
• 2 Firms Sued After Cyber Thief Steals $442K From Estate
• NC Bill Allocates $80M To Move Helene-Damaged Courthouse
• Paul Weiss, Fenwick Build Rocket's $1.75B Redfin Buy
• Colo. Court Affirms Property Tax Valuation For Partial Build
• High Court Skips Florida Brokerage's Copyright Fee Appeal
• Real Estate Recap: NAR Suits, Tariff Tactics, Betting On Texas
• Feds Say California Tribes' Casino Challenge Comes Too Late
• Condo Says Insurer Is Delaying $2M Hidden Damage Claim
• SD Lawmakers Request Study Of Tax Relief For Homeowners
• Utah Court Affirms Walmart's Collective $52M Property Value
• Cosmetics Co. Sues Insurer Over Calif. Water Pollution Claims
• Tariffs, Diversity And DOGE Dominate Trump 2.0 'Risk Factors'
• Dewberry Ruling Is A Wakeup Call For Trademark Owners
• False Policy Info Tanks Property Owner's Coverage Suit
• DOJ Cites SDNY Prosecutors' Texts In Bid To End Adams Case
• Mass. Housing Law Called Unfunded Mandate In Latest Suit
• Jailed Developer Dropped From RICO Foreclosure Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Minn. Bills Seek Sales Tax Break For Home Construction
• Herrick Feinstein Adds Commercial Litigation Partner In NY
• Retrial In Landmark Graft Case Faces Potential Roadblocks
• How A Showcase Prosecution Collapsed For New Jersey's AG
• Feds Say 11th Circ. Should Affirm Value Of Ex-Braves' Farm
• California City Abandons Battle Over Affordable Housing
• Insurer's 9th Circ. Procedural Win Highlights Appraisal Rules
• Tribal Water Rights Bills Advance To US Senate Floor
• Wyoming Creates Partial Property Tax Break For Homeowners
• Kroenke Seeks Denver Special District For Ball Arena Plan
• NJ Developer, Conn. Atty Settle Suit Over Alleged $1.4M Scam
• Mich. Supreme Court Preview: Sex Offender Tracking, Rentals
• Insurance Mogul Can Pursue $8.2M Battle Over NC Office Park
• Bove May Sidestep Discipline In Adams Scandal, Experts Say
• Ga. Attys Fight Bid To 'Hijack' $44M Realtor Settlement
• Pot Co. Sues Mich. City Over 'Unlawful' Licensing Decision
• Minn. Couple Can't Claim $105K Deduction, High Court Affirms
• The Antitrust Litigation Surrounding NAR's Industry Rules
• Everton Football Club Lands £350M In Stadium Financing
• NJ Atty Seeks Exit From Developer Suit Over Escrow Cashout
• IRS Can't Defend Slashing Of Easement Value, 11th Circ. Told
• 7 Tips For Associates To Thrive In Hybrid Work Environments
• New York Real Estate Cos. Seek Ch. 11 Protection
• Senate Panel Backs McKernan For CFPB, 3 Other Trump Picks
• Playing Beach Volleyball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• DOGE Firings, Agency Cuts Targeted In New Sierra Club Suit
• Wash. Justices Won't Take Up Pemco's Fire Coverage Appeal
• Los Angeles County Sues SoCal Edison Over Eaton Fire
• Claimed Church Leader Ruled To Owe $1.3M In Taxes
• Black Colo. Homeowner Joins DOJ's Race Bias Refi Suit
• Construction Co. Not Covered For $11M Verdict, Insurer Says
• GSA Publishes, Then Pulls List Of Properties It Could Dispose
• Willkie Farr Partner Gets $23K Fee In Suit Over Media Tip
• How GSA Lease Clauses May Affect DOGE Terminations
• Judge Says DC Union Station Foreclosure Fight Too Late
• Seyfarth Names Real Estate Atty As Co-Lead In San Francisco
• Defunct Pittsburgh Law Firm Owes $1.3M In Rent, Suit Says
• California Climate Lawsuit Bill Is Constitutionally Flawed
• Colorado's Last-Resort Insurer Partners With AI Analytics Co.
• Montana Tasks Tax Agency With Review Of Exempt Property
• IRS Updates Foreign Housing Expense Limits For 2025
• Minn. County Officials Claim Bias In DOI's Land Trust Decision
• DC Opposes RealPage Bid For Sanctions In Antitrust Case
• Judge Stays Osage Wind Farm Order, Requires $10M Bond
• Insurer Can't Escape Fla. Condo's Hurricane Damage Dispute
• 4th Circ. Finds No Harm In Facebook Ads For Young Renters
• IRS Drops Push To Penalize Ex-Braves Players For Fraud
• Colo. Justices Won't Review Hospital Tax Classification Suit
• Petersen Health Care Opposes Vendor's Ch. 11 Fee Demand
• NY Creates Framework For County Tax On Short-Term Rentals
• 3 Kasowitz Financial Litigators Leave BigLaw For NY Boutique
• How Law Firms Can Counteract The Loneliness Epidemic
• Paul Hastings Real Assets Pro Jumps To Proskauer In LA
• 9th Circ. Rejects Redo Of Antitrust Case Against Zillow, NAR
• Insurers Must Proceed With Arbitrating $40M Resort Dispute
• Mich. Homeowners Denied Cert. In RICO Foreclosure Suit
• 4th Circ. Backs Away From Contractor's Arbitration Fight
• National Gaming Chair Gets Pause In Alaskan Casino Suit
• Fed. Circ. Tosses Appeal In Card Payment Patent Dispute
• 5 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In February
• NC Hotel Developer Hits Ch. 11 After Defaulting On $17M Loan
• JLL Can't Get Early Win In $7.4M Broker Fee Suit, IT Co. Says
• 5 Keys To Building Stronger Attorney-Client Relationships
• Saul Ewing Wants Out Of Home Care Co. Asset Transfer Suit
• Treasury Halts Enforcement Of Corporate Transparency Act
• Bove Faces Ethics Complaint Over Adams Case
• Ex-Judges Urge Probe Of 'Quid Pro Quo' Claim In Adams Case
• Jet Co. Says Insurer Can't Modify Airport Damage Appraisal
• What SDNY Judge Can And Can't Do In Adams Case