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Real Estate - April, 2025

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• 3rd Circ. Preview: NJ To Defend ICE Contractor Law In May
• Ill. Developer Gets 6 Years For Role In Bank Embezzlement
• Tribes Join Push For High Court To Review Ariz. Tax On Plant
• Winston & Strawn Guides $450M Loan For Miami Stadium Plan
• Creek Say Tulsa Jurisdictional Row Is 'Federal To The Core'
• Texas Panel Backtracks In Nate Paul's Receiver Row
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-Seyfarth Real Estate Atty
• Ohio Top Court Backs Challenged Solar Farm Approval
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Enviro To Mid-Law
• CFPB Aims To Mediate Colony Ridge 'Reverse Redlining' Suit
• Koi Nation Can't Intervene In Casino Row, Court Told
• Perkins Coie Leads 2 SPAC Listings Raising $300M Combined
• Watchdog Will Probe Trump Admin's Push To Shrink CFPB
• Condo Assoc., Insurer End Nashville Bombing Coverage Row
• Pa. Attorney Gets 1 Year In Prison For Bankruptcy Fraud
• Chicken Joint Sticky's Gets $2M Sale After Turnaround Woes
• PacifiCorp Hit With $11M Verdict In Latest Wildfire Case
• Key Questions When Mediating Environmental Disputes
• 2 Insurance Firms Join Frozen IPO Pipeline Seeking $440M
• Associate Secretly Worked For Rival Firm, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Restores Ban On CFPB Mass Layoffs Amid Appeal
• Wash. Judge Tosses Investor's $42M Real Estate Con Suit
• NC Dentist Acquitted Of $3M Fraud, Tax Evasion Charges
• Miami Condo Fire Victims Win Class Certification
• Compass Calls Wash. Listing Service Rules Anticompetitive
• Wells Fargo Says Atty Is To Blame For SEC's EB-5 Fraud Suit
• CRE Challenges Demand New Lease And Development Plans
• Miami Developer Sues To Find Source Of Smear Campaign
• Feds No Longer Want Convicted Ex-Ill. Speaker To Forfeit $3M
• Commanders Agree To NFL Stadium Deal, Return To DC
• 2nd Circ. Backs Guilty Verdict In NYC Murder-For-Hire Case
• High Court Skips Review Of Investors' Eminent Domain Case
• Latham-Led StepStone Real Estate Clinches $3.77B 5th Fund
• Md. Expands Tax Break For Biz-Owned Child Care Property
• High Court Won't Hear Michigan Tribe's Land Trust Dispute
• PacifiCorp Should Pay $96M To Wildfire Victims, Jury Told
• Real Estate Recap: Q1 Hospo Deals, Data Center Speculation
• Texas High Court Keeps Alive REIT's 'Short And Distort' Suit
• Migration Agency Faces $100M EB-5 Investor Fraud Suit
• SEC Accuses Ex-Fla. Real Estate Co. CFO Of $93M Scheme
• $1.1M Hail Coverage Suit Against Travelers Is Time-Barred
• Pa. Justices Clarify Property Use Statuses In Condemnations
• Legal Ethics Considerations For Law Firm Pro Bono Deals
• Fox Rothschild Hires Condo, Co-Op, HOA Adviser In NY
• Chaitman Reaches Malpractice Settlement Over RE Dispute
• Ga. HOA Not Covered In $10M Dog Attack Suit, Insurer Says
• Apache Want To Pause Enviro Study Until High Court Ruling
• NJ Towns Challenge State Affordable Housing Framework
• Manufactured Home Finance Biz Faces New 'Risky Loan' Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Playing Football Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Biscayne CEO Gets 10 Years For $130M Ponzi Scheme
• Funds Manager Raided Coffers Before Ouster, Court Told
• 2 SPACs Join Recovering Market With $461M In New Capital
• Pinnacle CEO Must Arbitrate Fee Dispute With Gibson Dunn
• Ready Capital Sued Again Over Real Estate Loan Losses
• Creek Can't Block Tulsa County Officials In Jurisdiction Fight
• Md. To Allow Baltimore Tax Hike On Vacant Nonprofit Property
• NY AG Says Housing Fraud Claim Is 'Retribution' By Trump
• Md. To Allow Counties To Negotiate Payments With Broadband
• Md. Authorizes Property Tax Breaks For Affordable Housing
• Sidley Brings On 14-Atty Cadwalader Real Estate Team
• 10 Arbitrations And A 5th Circ. Ruling Flag Arb. Clause Risks
• Philly Firm's Real Estate Chair Brings Expansion To Nashville
• Notable Q1 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• Mubadala, Fortress Team Up For $1B Strategic Partnership
• Guo Ch. 11 Trustee Can Spend $1.6M Maintaining NJ Mansion
• Latest CFPB Layoffs Need Court's Scrutiny, DC Circ. Told
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Minority Farmer COVID Debt Relief Suit
• Mich. Town Beats Casino's Suit Over Rejected Racetrack Plan
• Judge Says Calif. Tribes Can't Intervene In $700M Casino Row
• New Mexico Wildfire Sparks Suit Against Federal Government
• Non-Wash. Landlords Want Out Of Yardi Rent-Fixing Case
• Colo. Resort Developer Nixes Suit To Pursue Barbuda Claims
• Ch. 11 Free-And-Clear Sale Ruling Takes Pragmatic Approach
• Ariz. Bars Property Values Above Local Assessor Valuations
• Minn. Tax Court Slashes $5.5M From Warehouse Value
• Commercial Foreclosure Atty Joins Offit Kurman's NYC Office
• Gibson Dunn Real Estate Atty Joins Milbank's NY Office
• NJ AG Sues RealPage, Landlords, Claiming Rent Price 'Cartel'
• Sidley-Led Stonepeak Plugs $1.5B Into New Data Center Biz
• Power To The Paralegals: The Value Of Unified State Licensing
• No Coverage For Shopping Mall In Shooting Suit, Insurer Says
• PacifiCorp Should Pay For 39 Years Of Fire Trauma, Jury Told
• Wyndham Must Face Suit Alleging It Enabled Sex Trafficking
• US Intends To Proceed With Ariz. Copper Mine, Justices Told
• Insurer Says No Coverage For $668K Housing Funds Dispute
• DOJ Wants Time During 9th Circ. Vegas Room Rate Arguments
• McCarter & English Caught In Mall Developer Estate Suit
• Real Estate Investor Cops To $19M Loan Fraud
• Intel Asks For Final End To Claims Over Chipmaking Problems
• Scott + Scott To Lead Medical Cannabis REIT Securities Suit
• TruAmerica Overbilled For Water In Mass., Tenants Say
• Court Appoints Monitor In SEC's $1B PE Fraud Case
• Chase Bank Can't Ditch Claims It Aided $119M Ponzi Scam
• Pittsburgh Firm Accused Of Botching $3M Office Rent Row
• NJ AG Pushes To Revive RICO Case Against Power Broker
• Del. Justices Order Matterport CEO Cash-Out Recalculation
• Citizens Bank Seeks Quick Win From Real Estate Partnership
• Ex-Baker Donelson Construction Atty Joins McNees Wallace
• CFPB Needs Only 200 Workers, Trump Admin Tells DC Circ.
• NYS Thruway Gains $21M A Year On Seneca Land, Tribe Says
• NJ Investment Firm Accused Of Aiding Alleged $300M Ponzi
• Asset Manager Admits Stealing $3M From Real Estate Cos.
• Offshore Leasing Withdrawal Ruling Not Moot, Court Told
• AG Accuses NJ Luxury Tower Contractors Of Labor Violations
• 10 Soft Skills Every GC Should Master
• Calif. Homeowners Say Insurers Colluded To Limit Coverage
• Miami Officials Claim Immunity In Developers' Retaliation Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Mall Of America's Sears Lease Dispute
• Real Estate Recap: Q1 Dealmakers, Tariff Tension
• Split 6th Circ. Clarifies Scope Of Sexual Harassment Arb. Ban
• 5th Circ. Backs SEC In Fraud Case Receivership Fight
• NIU Doesn't Have To Donate Undeveloped Land, Ill. Panel Says
• SEC Wins $1M Real Estate Fraud Suit Over NC Development
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Nixed Zillow, NAR Antitrust Case
• Apache Ask High Court For Quick Ruling In Oak Flat Land Row
• Ore. Realtors Urge Panel To Reject Fees On Vacant Homes
• NC High Court Snapshot: Livestock Litigation Takes Limelight
• Fla. Jury Hits Expedia With $30M Helms-Burton Verdict
• Texas Firm Says Couple Can't Double Dip On Damages
• Latham-Led Vacasa Sticks With Casago, Rejects $131M Bid
• An Unrestrained, Bright-Eyed View Of Legal AI's Future
• Ohio AG Accuses Mortgage Lender Of Deceiving Borrowers
• Trump Admin Pushes Ahead With New Offshore Oil Leases
• Castlelake, Invictus Partner For $2B Residential Loan Venture
• CFPB Mass Layoffs Blocked Again In DC Court
• DLA Piper Adds Partner To Investment Funds Practice
• Judge Warns Rocket Cos. Investor: Seek Cert. At 'Own Peril'
• Cuban Island Owner Wants $36M In Helms-Burton Case
• Naftogaz Wins Enforcement Of $5B Russia Award In France
• Tracking The Evolution In Litigation Finance
• Addressing Antitrust Scrutiny Over AI-Powered Pricing Tools
• Wash. Justices Strike Down Spokane's Homeless Camp Law
• QXO Prices $500M Offering Connected To $11B Beacon Buy
• CFPB Mass Layoffs Resume, Hitting All Corners Of Agency
• Moderna Says New Drug Plant Riddled With Defects, Mold
• Petersen Health Gets Initial OK To Take Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• CFPB Will Cut Examinations By Half In Broad Retreat: Memo
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Volunteer Firefighting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Philly Housing Agency Seeks Out Of Suit Over Fatal Fire
• 3rd Circ. Punts Mining Co. Document Fight To Ch. 11 Judge
• IBM Sues Insurers Over $900M In Environmental Expenses
• Interior Transfers 110,000 Acres To Army For Border Security
• Fla. Realty Co. Sued Over Home Liens Told To Pay Ch. 11 Bills
• DOI Blocked From Making Connecticut Tribal Land Moves
• Dems Ask GSA To Explain Federal Asset Disposal Plans
• CFPB Defends Bid To Undo Redlining Deal
• Mass. High Court Revives BU Contract Suit Against Architect
• Exxon Urges Justices To Resolve Seized Cuba Property Claim
• Calif. Agency Says Appraisal Co. Discriminated Against Family
• The Repercussions Of FEMA's Wildfire Cleanup Policy Cuts
• Jack Nicklaus Granted $1M In Damages After NIL Win
• Disbarred Atty Gets 2½ Years For Investment Scheme
• New Mexico Pueblos Allowed Into Fed Mineral Lease Ban Suit
• No Appeal For Green Energy Co. CEO In $40M Investor Suit
• FTC Wants More Time To Examine $5.3B H&E Rentals Deal
• Massive Calif. Fire Assessment Pass-Through Sparks Suit
• Court Abused Discretion In Tesoro Pipeline Row, 8th Circ. Told
• Chinese Real Estate Developer Hit With Involuntary Ch. 11
• Calif. Residents Sue Feds Over Tribe's Federal Status, Casino
• What's At Stake As 9th Circ. Eyes Cultural Resource Damages
• Mich. Tribunal Rejects Hotel's Challenge To $10M Valuation
• NJ Judicial Privacy Law Is Unconstitutional, 3rd Circ. Told
• DLA Piper Says Ex-ArentFox RE Duo Bolsters Lender Services
• DC Maintains, Expands Tax Exemptions For NBA, NHL Arena
• Moye White Says It Was Evicted To Make Way For Tech Co.
• E-Discovery Quarterly: The Perils Of Digital Data Protocols
• Covington, Latham Guide In Lowe's $1.3B Artisan Design Buy
• Expedia Defends Cuban Island Bookings In Helms-Burton Trial
• 6th Circ. Upends Oil Co.'s Injunction Against Ohio Landowner
• BofA Ordered To Pay FDIC $540M For Underpaid Premiums
• 4th Circ. Partly Backs $3.8M Award In 'Dickensian' Lease Row
• Allianz Unit Challenges Augusta Golf Club's $2.4M Award
• Conn. Sues Feds To Block 80-Acre Tribal Land Trust Decisions
• Greystar Faces Consolidation Of Colo. Tenant 'Junk Fee' Suits
• Fairstead, Ex-Partner Clash Over Del. Arbitration Findings
• Feds Push To End Alaska Tribe's Gold Mine Permit Challenge
• Conn. Justice Hints Lapsed Policy Row Should Go Before Jury
• 10th Circ. Revives Takings Suit Over Colo. Property Law
• FTC Joins DOJ In Targeting Anticompetitive Regulations
• Top Court Ruling Dooms Suit Challenging Housing Grant Cuts
• Real Estate-Focused SPAC Prepares For $200M IPO
• NJ Attorney Must Face Land Dispute Malpractice Suit
• CFPB's Vought Looks To Roll Back 'Weaponized' Guidance
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Preparing For Corporate Work
• Real Estate Recap: Private Credit, CMBS, Algorithmic Pricing
• GAO Backs Feds' Setback, Co-Location Terms In Lease Deal
• Greystar Says Colo. Tenants 'Manufactured' Consolidation Bid
• Investor Properly Obtained Tax Liens, Conn. Justices Rule
• Seattle Port Says Housing Project 'Poor Fit' In Industrial Core
• Ga. Law Firm Says Lender's Malpractice Suit Is Doomed
• Greenspoon Marder Promotes 4 Attys To Partner
• Attorney Owners Of Pot Co. Accused Of $46M RICO Scheme
• Philly Dispensary's $24.5M Award Upheld In Fraud Suit
• Lloyd's Sues Aramark To Recoup $5M Payout To NJ University
• Adler & Stachenfeld Hires Ex-Developer Counsel As Partner
• Landlords Look To Exit DOJ's RealPage Antitrust Case
• Texas Justices Uphold City's Wastewater Release Permit
• ​​​​​​​Outlet Chain Says NC Court Ruling Allows COVID Coverage
• Another Calif. Tribe Files Suit Over $700M Casino Project
• Judge Won't Exit Broker Fee Case Over Donations To Wife
• Buchalter Hires Ex-Axiom Advice & Counsel Managing Partner
• Mich. Top Court Won't Hear Appeal Of $217M Dam Repair Tax
• Developer, Hedge Fund Settle Colo. Housing Project Dispute
• 5 Insurance Types For Mitigating Tariff-Related Trade Losses
• Calif. FAIR Plan Denying Wildfire Smoke Coverage, Suit Says
• Parish Must Face Discriminatory Land Use Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Receiver Sought For Denver Work Space After $60M Default
• Groups Urge Protections For Native Monuments Amid Threats
• Arbitration Stands In La. Condo's Hurricane Damage Case
• Whole Foods Sues CBL, Transformco Over Asbestos In Store
• Alaska Asks DC Judge To Halt Tribe's Gaming Hall
• Conn. Justices Seem Open To Redo Of Atty's Scam Damages
• Ready Capital Brass Face Suit Over Real Estate Loan Losses
• A Cold War-Era History Lesson On Due Process
• NJ Panel Tosses Mall Owner's Bid To Spike Mixed-Use Project
• Del. Justices Urged To Revive Gellert Seitz Malpractice Case
• Rocket Mortgage Says Feds Can't Scuttle Appraisal Suit
• Sidley Snaps Up Cadwalader Real Estate Finance Team
• Blackstone Bolsters Warehouse Portfolio In $718M Texas Buy
• Improv Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Fla. Investigator Sued Over Tossed Insurance Fraud Cases
• Tribe Warns High Court Of Dire Impact If Land Trust Bid Fails
• AIG Unit Seeks $3.7M Clawback In Whistleblower Murder Row
• NJ Will Pay $15M To Settle County's Casino Tax Break Lawsuit
• LA City Atty Cops To Altering Docs, Urges Sanctions Restraint
• Colo. Justices Uneasy With Presumption For Malicious Claims
• Avoiding Pitfalls Around New Calif. Commercial Lease Law
• Fla. Panel Axes Forfeiture Of Gold Coins Found In Condo Wall
• How BigLaw Executive Orders May Affect Smaller Firms
• Ill. Real Estate Broker Gets 4 Years For $3M Investment Scam
• New Coalition Pushes To Fix 'Broken' NJ Judicial Privacy Law
• Mortgage Co. Can't Toss 401(k) Mismanagement Suit
• Colo. Landlord Urges Ax Of Neglect, Junk Fee Class Action
• Mich. City Says Pot Co. Can't Challenge Rivals' Licenses
• Lawsuits Shouldn't Be Shadow Assets For Foreign Capital
• Mortgage Lender Misclassifies Underwriters, Worker Says
• Willkie Atty Says NY Post Leak Cost Him Chance At Millions
• Trump's CFPB Pick Could Be Confirmed By May, Scott Says
• Expedia's Cuban Island Bookings Were Illegal, Jurors Told
• NY High Court Probes If State Emissions Cap Preempts City's
• Univ. Of The Arts Gets Last Ch. 7 Property Sale Approved
• Tulsa County Seeks Quick Win In Tribal Jurisdiction Dispute
• Private Owner Subject To Prevailing Wage, Pa. Justices Told
• How To Accelerate Your Post-Attorney Career Transition
• 9th Circ. Wary Of Judge Becoming 'King' Of Veteran Housing
• Tribal Leaders Not Immune From Extortion Law, Justices Told
• 100 Fannie Mae Workers Fired Over 'Unethical Conduct'
• Battery Park City Authority Hires Ex-CBRE Atty As GC
• No Sanctions For DC In RealPage Antitrust Case
• Berkshire Unit Looks To Transfer Commission Fee Claims
• Olshan Frome Expands Real Estate Group With New Partner
• Pa. Supreme Court Snapshot: Electric Bills, Jock Tax
• No Basis To Revive Leasing Withdrawals Ruling, Trump Says
• Realtor.com Parent Drops Trade Secrets Suit Against CoStar
• DOJ Says Partnerships Can't Wipe Out $4M Tax Lien
• Honigman Hires Ex-Ice Miller Real Estate Atty In Chicago
• Denver Builder Says Ex-Employee Stole Info For Competitor
• ACLU, Others Slam Bid To 'Magic Eraser' CFPB Redlining Deal
• San Francisco Says Group Can't Sue Over Homeless Camps
• Fla. Prosecutor Accused Of Hiding Exculpatory Evidence
• Conn. High Court Snapshot: Atty's 'Double' ID Theft Damages
• Mortgage Lenders, Attys Stole From NY Debtors, Suit Says
• Goldberg Segalla Adds Hospitality, Retail Atty In Palm Beach
• Ex-Goodwin RE Atty Leaves Retirement For Reed Smith
• Mass. High Court Ponders 'Reasonable' Wear In Lease Dispute
• Judge Orders Argentina To Pay Decade-Old Contractor Claim
• Montana To Appraise Taxable Real Property Every 2 Years
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Be An Indispensable Associate
• Real Estate Recap: 'Gold Card,' ESG, Tokenization
• Hilco To Fight $177M GSA Deal Cancellation
• 4th Circ. Rules Ch. 7 Debtor On The Hook For Mortgage Bill
• Mohawk Nation Drops Out Of NY Suit Over Deal Disagreement
• Judge Allows Deposition Of Witnesses In Russian Exec's Suit
• Ex-BigLaw Attorney, Aspen Officals Drop Remodeling Fee Suit
• Colo. Residents Say City Stormwater Fees Are Unlawful Taxes
• Houston Housing Authority Hit With Sex Harassment Suit
• Liberty Mutual Must Cover Trafficking Suits, Red Roof Says
• Morgan Properties Nabs $501M Midwest Multifamily Portfolio
• The Path Forward For Construction Cos. After Calif. Wildfires
• Fla. House Bill Would Cut General Sales Tax Rate, Other Rates
• Know The Rules And Costs Of New Fla. Condo Inspection Law
• NY Youth Welfare Org Snags $9M Real Estate Bid In Ch. 11
• Blank Rome Expands Dallas Bench With Solo Real Estate Atty
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Off The Bench: City Sues Sportsbooks, Ex-NFLer Battles TMZ
• Taxation With Representation: Ropes & Gray, Paul Hastings
• Foster Garvey Hires Ex-Karr Tuttle Real Estate Atty
• Birding Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Judge, Profs Ask Justices To Weigh 9th Circ. Ch. 7 Ruling
• $2M Limits Off Table In Construction Defect Row, Insurer Says
• Fulton Bank Keeps $7.7M Win In Pa. Development Loan Fight
• Wash. AG Pushes RealPage Conspiracy Claims In New Suit
• IFC Plugs $100M Into Sub-Saharan Data Center Platform
• 6th Circ. Backs $10M Gas Royalty Judgment Against Antero
• Ginnie Mae Wins Fight Over Reverse Mortgage Collateral
• Calif. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q1
• Ex-JPMorgan Atty Gets Probation For NYC Housing Fraud
• Ky. Allows Special Property Tax In Development Project Areas
• Adams Case Threatens NY Southern District's 'Supremacy'
• RealPage Sues Berkeley Over Rent Pricing Software Ban
• Wis. Town Asks Court To Vacate 500-Acre Land Trust Order
• Pa. Coal Plant To Become $10B Gas-Powered Data Campus
• Opendoor To Settle Shareholders' Real Estate Tech Suit
• Calif. Tribe Sues After DOI Rescinds $700M Casino Eligibility
• Judge Clears Path For $200M Boston Soccer Stadium Project
• Addressing Tariff Price Escalation In Construction Contracts
• Mo. Court Finds Ambiguity Could Permit Virus Coverage
• Atty Can't Duck Land Dispute Malpractice Suit, NJ Sisters Say
• Colorado AG Cuts Deal To Unwind Exclusive Broker Contracts
• Adapting To Private Practice: From DOJ Leadership To BigLaw
• Eric Adams Case Dismissed As Judge Rebukes DOJ 'Bargain'
• PacifiCorp Owes Another $36M After Latest Wildfire Trial
• NJ Justices Enforce Award Review Limits In Profit Payout Row
• Nelson Mullins-, Latham-Guided SmartStop Prices $810M IPO
• Broker Must Face Mortgage Co.'s Claims It Worked With Rivals
• Jack Nicklaus Defeats Suit Over NIL Rights
• NY Judge Tosses Rent Assistance Bias Class Action
• Atlanta Settles Enviro Group's Suit Over 'Cop City' Site
• How The CRE Industry Is Adapting To Tariff Uncertainty
• Reconciling 2 Smoke Coverage Cases From California
• Ohio Justices Won't Hear 3rd-Party Property Tax Appeal Case
• Law Firm Executive Orders Create A Legal Ethics Minefield
• Ariz. Developer, Son Charged In $280M Sports Park Fraud
• Maserati Beats Liability Suit Over Fire At NBA Star's House
• Idaho Boosts Property Tax Breaks By $100M