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Real Estate - June, 2025

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• Aspen Hotel Investor Can't Get 2nd Go In $1M Fraud Suit
• Bankruptcy Judge Rejects NYC Landlord's Cash Collateral Bid
• Conn. Expects Corporate Tax Changes To Raise Almost $350M
• Alaskan Tribe Found Immune In Residents' Casino Fight
• Fla. Court Declines To Ax $70M 'Usurious' High-Rise Loan Suit
• Rite Aid Cleared To Sell Thrifty Ice Cream For $19.2M In Ch. 11
• Bill Leaves Renewable Cos. In Dark On Farmland Reporting
• Data Brokers Can't Escape NJ Judicial Privacy Law Actions
• Hyatt Selling Playa Real Estate Portfolio For $2B
• McCarter & English Says Developer Estate Suit Is A Duplicate
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Rep. To Boutique Firm
• Real Estate Groups Say NYC Broker Fee Ban Is Raising Rents
• Judge Hits Pause On Civil RICO Suit Against NJ Power Broker
• Calif. Panel Chides Attys Who Hid Opponent's Inactive Status
• RI Allows Local Tax Amnesty Programs For Every 3 Years
• Seyfarth Lands 22 Transactional Attys From Morris Manning
• High Court Won't Review Landlords' COVID Eviction Ban Suit
• Justices Won't Review Taxing Of Power Plant On Tribal Land
• Real Estate Recap: Compass, Tariffs, Opportunity Zones 2.0
• Ga. Panel Says Court's Tech Glitch Shouldn't Kill Appeal
• Greystar, Landlords Push To Toss DOJ's RealPage Suit
• Groups Sue To Protect Everglades From 'Alligator Alcatraz'
• RE Developer Cops Plea, Settles SEC's $3M Fraud Suit
• Compass Wants 'Zillow Ban' Halted For Antitrust Case
• Philly District Inks DPA With Feds Over Asbestos In Schools
• Insurer Asks Court To Sort Out Paying Of $4.1M Settlement
• 4 Firms Guide Blackstone's $2B CRE Loans Deal
• 2 Firms Accused Of Vexatious Litigation Over Property Liens
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Last-Minute Settlements Head Off Trials
• Ex-NY Gov. Aide Hit With New PPE Fraud Scheme Charges
• Calif. FAIR Plan Fire Policy Is Unlawful, Court Rules
• Ga. Appeals Court Reverses Sanctions In Sinkhole Fight
• Senate's 41% Litigation Finance Tax Would Hurt Legal System
• Conn. Pushes For Emergency Halt To Tribal Land Trust Plan
• Solar Co. Meyer Burger Can Tap $10M DIP To Fund Ch. 11 Sale
• Calif. Judge Rejects CoStar, CREXi's Early Win Bids In IP Row
• Fair Housing Groups Argue HUD Wrongly Withheld Grants
• NC Biz Court Stalls Foreclosure Sale On Development Project
• Maine To Hike Sales Tax On Cannabis, Add Streaming To Base
• Houston Apartments Owner Files Ch. 11 With Over $10M Debt
• Famed Architect Fired Associate Out Of Age Bias, Suit Says
• Performing As A Clown Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tulsa Inks Jurisdiction Pact With Tribe As Okla. Gov. Objects
• Security Co. Claims Ex-Exec's Side Biz Stole Guyana Deals
• Judge Tosses Suit Over Wash. Race-Based Home Program
• Wash. City Hits Ch. 9 After Arbitration Loss With Developer
• Publicis Hits Landlord With $3M Buildout Reimbursement Suit
• Michigan Builders Sue State Over Energy Code Mandates
• RI Allows Providence To Exceed Tax Levy Cap For Fiscal 2026
• Missouri Judge Grants $24M Atty Award For Broker Fees Suits
• Bain, 11North Team Up On $212M Oklahoma City Retail Buy
• EisnerAmper Adds International Tax Pro To Minneapolis Office
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Rejecting Biz Dev Myths
• Ore. Lawmakers OK Requiring Report On Property Taxes
• Ga. University Contract Lands Dorm Operator In Ch. 11
• NJ Bank, DOJ Push To End Redlining Deal Amid Opposition
• Ex-NFL Player Says Indicted Adviser Defrauded Him For Years
• Scottsdale Insurance Ends Coverage Fight Over Mall Shooting
• NJ Agency Fights $26M Property Taking Verdict In Ch. 11
• Texas Narrows Discovery Allowance In Property Tax Appeals
• Fla. Condo Law Fix Clarifies Control Of Common Areas
• Alaska Must Challenge Tribe's Gaming Hall In Home State
• V&E Adds Investment, Finance Trio In NY, Texas
• Greystar Cuts $1.4M Deal To End DOJ's Military Lease Claims
• Move Beyond Surface-Level Edits To Master Legal Writing
• Judge Trims Homebuyer Antitrust Claims Against Brokerage
• 9th Circ. Revives Antitrust Counterclaims Against CoStar
• Calif. Property Co. Denied Early Win In Defect Coverage Suit
• Apache Nonprofit Asks Justices For Rehearing In Mining Row
• Flagstar Says NYC Landlord's Entities Can't Use Collateral
• Taft Expands Fla. Footprint With Private Client Duo In Naples
• Goldman Sachs Real Estate VP Rejoins Haynes Boone In NY
• EDNY Ruling May Limit Some FARA Conspiracy Charges
• Compass Sues Zillow Over Listing Ban
• Va. City Wants Out Of Landfill Co.'s Suit Over Land Use Law
• 9th Circ. Has Muddied Waters Of Article III Pleading Standard
• Texas Authorizes Tax Break For Border Safety Infrastructure
• High Court Won't Revisit 'Right-To-Control' Fraud Case
• 'Absolutely Disgusting': Litigant's Stashed Gum Irks Judge
• San Antonio Pushes To Repair Park Amid Tribal Dispute
• Real Estate Recap: Senior Living, Data Centers, CEQA
• 2nd Circ. Backs Chubb's Win In $49M Sandy Coverage Fight
• Paul Weiss-Advised QXO Bids $5B For Alston & Bird-Led GMS
• Okla. Gov., Freedmen Object To Tulsa Tribal Settlement Stay
• FERC Pauses Regulations To 'Speed Up' Natural Gas Projects
• Competing In Modern Pentathlon Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Shifting DEI Expectations Put Banks In Legal Crosshairs
• State Farm Likely To Face 200K Calif. Homeowner Class
• Ore. Lawmakers Approve $800M Portland MLB Stadium Bill
• Punitive Damages Allowed In Mother's Hotel Fire Death Suit
• Pittsburgh, State Should Pay For Demolished Bridge, Co. Says
• Pollution Insurer Says Cos. Not Covered In Groundwater Row
• FCC Approves Windstream-Uniti Tie-Up
• MLB's Rays Discussing Sale To Fla. Real Estate Developer
• The State Of Play In Copyright Protection For Floor Plans
• NY Tribe Looks To Block Long Island Town Code Enforcement
• Colo. Judge Trims REIT's Antitrust MDL Coverage Dispute
• Mushroom Farm Faces $6M Tax Liens Tied To Fraud Case
• Wash. Panel Sides With Insurer In Café Fire Damage Suit
• Ex-Yankee Scores $222K Jury Award In Moldy Mansion Trial
• Lender Registers $20M Win For Mobile Home Loans Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Teaching Yourself Legal Tech
• Mich. Housing Co-Op Suit On Hold After Disclosure Exemption
• Butler Snow Hires Real Estate Attorney Sharpe In Charleston
• Okla. Apartments Not Subject To Property Tax Bump Transfer
• Cancer Diagnostics Firm, Insurer Price 2 IPOs Totaling $902M
• AIG Unit, Air Co. Seek Quick Wins In Herbicide Damage Row
• Ex-Yankee Makes Final Pitch To Jury In Moldy Mansion Suit
• Energy Co. Says Lease Differences Undermine Class Cert. Bid
• SilverRock's $60M Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid Gets Green Light
• Cannabis REIT Reckless To Claim Due Diligence, 3rd Circ. Told
• Baker Tilly Hit With Investor Suit Over Failed LA Projects
• Ill. Increases Sports Betting, Tobacco Tax And Taxes Airbnbs
• How AI May Reshape The Future Of Adjudication
• 1st Circ. Says Ex-Santander Loan Officer Can't Bypass ERISA
• Insurer Can't Force Another To Cover Worker Injury Suit
• Akin Adds Pair Of M&A, Real Estate Funds Attys In Chicago
• Florida Judge Awards $487K In Real Estate Fraud Case
• When Legal Advocacy Crosses The Line Into Incivility
• Fall FARA Trial Set For Ex-NY Gov. Aide As New Charges Loom
• Texas Justices Say Park Repairs Trump Native Religion Claims
• Opendoor Investors Score $39M Deal In Hyped Algorithm Suit
• Colo. Justices Allow Malicious Prosecution Case To Proceed
• NJ Judicial Privacy Act Suits Too Fuzzy On Details, Cos. Say
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Goodwin Procter Atty In Boston
• Fla. Court OKs Atty Fees To Associations In Rent Control Suit
• Real Estate Co. Hit With Unwanted-Text Class Action In Ga.
• Florida Case Could Redefine Construction Defect Damages
• Texas Bill Could Still Boost Property Rights In Gov't Disputes
• Finance Influencer Admits To Tax Fraud In $20M Ponzi Scheme
• Hotel Says Zurich Owes $5.1M For Income, Value Losses
• 4th Circ. Says No Premium Refunds Under Fed. Mortgage Law
• High Court Will Hear Chevron, Exxon Pollution Liability Case
• Walker & Dunlap Closes $135M Real Estate Fund
• Wash. AG Sues Over Alleged Exploitation Of Senior Tenants
• Ind. Net Revenue Through May Falls $28M Short Of Forecast
• Real Estate Recap: Builders' Hack, Korean Mezz, Hotel Angst
• Home Sellers Say Brokerages Can't Pause Mo. Antitrust Case
• MV Realty CEO Banned From Real Estate Biz In NC
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Gets 7½ Years For Bribery
• Indemnity Lessons From Mass. Construction Defect Ruling
• Cannabis Fund Seeks End Of $145M Mismanagement Suit
• Va.'s Altered Surcharge Law Poses Constitutional Questions
• Co. Must Pay Travelers $4.5M For Construction Bond Default
• Calif. AG Accuses Landlord Of Running 'Slum-Like' Empire
• NFL Team Says Cleveland Is Stalling In Stadium Move Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Fla. Broker Gets 1 Year For Helping Russians Evade Sanctions
• Volunteering At Schools Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Judge Pans 'Breathtaking' CFPB Disavowal Of Redlining Deal
• Dallas Developer Cleared Of Bribery Charges In Retrial
• Ch. 11 Creditors Seek Sanctions In $57M Conn. Mortgage Feud
• Md. Court OKs Second Tax Notice, Drops Home Value
• Locals Approve $3B Plan To Lure NHL Team Back To Atlanta
• NH High Court Upholds Towns Keeping Excess Tax Revenue
• NJ Judge Clarifies Provisions Of New Affordable Housing Law
• Legal Noncitizens OK For Domicile Tax Break, SC Judge Says
• Deal Ends Freedom Mortgage's Appeal Of $23M Verdict
• Insurer Says $30M Counterclaims Against Builder Not Covered
• Attacks On Judicial Independence Tend To Manifest In 3 Ways
• Wis. Children's Hospital Denied Exemption For Hospital Tower
• Redfin Investor Seeks $450K In Fees In Merger Disclosure Suit
• Pa. Panel Says Borough Didn't Break Law In Condemning Mall
• Maine Gives 2 Years To Fight Tax Debt Biz Property Takings
• EB-5 Investor Suit Belongs In Arbitration, Fla. Court Hears
• Judge Sides With Feds In Suit Over NJ Wind Farm Approvals
• Miami Faces Atty Whistleblower Suit Over Mismanaged Funds
• CFPB's Fee Brief May Be Gone But Not Forgotten, Judge Says
• Mo. House Passes $1.5B Stadium Bill To Keep Chiefs, Royals
• Developer Of Historic Detroit Hospital Campus Files Ch. 11
• Developers Urge Revival Of Suit To Unseat Miami Official
• Mandarin Can Get Reserves, Reinsurance Info In COVID Row
• JPMorgan Says It Was 'Victim' In $481M CMBS Loan Deal
• Ore. High Court Ruling Widens Construction Defect Coverage
• DOJ Seeks Green Light For Landlord Deal In RealPage Suit
• 4 Strategies For De-Escalating Hospitality Industry Disputes
• Firms Plug $190M Into Luxury Hospitality Biz Cipriani
• Trade Groups Revive Suit Over Colo., Denver Efficiency Rules
• Ares Wraps Inaugural $2.4B Japanese Data Center Fund
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Appreciating Civil Procedure
• Latham, Skadden-Led Insurer Joins IPO Wave With $113M IPO
• Fla. Fraud Suit Cited In Threat To $300M Project's Ch. 11 Plan
• 9th Circ. Revives Real Estate Investor Securities Suit, Again
• Senate Dems Seek To Slow GOP Roll On CFPB Defunding Bill
• Brokerage Firm Fired CFO For Starting Family, She Tells Court
• Jury Awards $28M In Latest PacifiCorp Wildfire Trial
• Judge Denies Calif. Tribe's Bid To Restore Gaming Eligibility
• Power Co. Asks Justices To Settle Split In Tribal Tax Dispute
• Tribes' Effort To Overturn Ore. Casino Land Decision Halted
• LA Real Estate Agent Admits Obstructing IRS
• Willkie Partner Wants To 'Chill' Media Contact, Conn. Atty Says
• Calif. Bar Exam Fiasco Shows Why Attys Must Disclose AI Use
• Insurer Seeks Exit From Missouri Tree-Cutting Dispute
• Spoliation Of Evidence Is A Risky And Shortsighted Strategy
• Crane Owner Seeks To Shift Blame In Fatal Fla. Collapse
• Davis Wright Guides Bluespring Deal Creating $1.4B Firm
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Biopharma Co. Unit Hopes To Shed Empty Facilities In Ch. 11
• OCC Rebuffs State Bankers' Call To Rescind Preemption Rules
• Mexico Fights $47M Award, Claims Treaty Misinterpreted
• 8th Circ. Affirms Travelers Doesn't Owe $1.4M For Wall Failure
• Feds Approve Mont. Coal Mine Expansion Amid Controversy
• Landlord Ghosted Ex-Yankee Who Cried Foul On Mold, Jury Told
• Tax Court Backs Penalties In $24M Georgia Easement Feud
• Madigan Denied Acquittal, New Trial Ahead Of Sentencing
• Liquidation Trustee Sues BofA, Others In Ch. 11 Ponzi Fallout
• Charter School Funding Firm Hits Ch. 11 With Up to $50M Debt
• BCLP Real Estate Finance Pros Join Kilpatrick In Atlanta, SF
• Insurers Must Pay For $7.3M Hail Loss, Property Owner Says
• Feds Argue Koi Nation's Historic Ties Justify Calif. Land Trust
• Mich. Justices To Weigh Liability In Senior's Parking Lot Fall
• In 2nd Place, Va. 'Rocket Docket' Remains Old Reliable
• 3 Firms Advise $320M IPO For Fla.-Based Residential Insurer
• SEC Signals Opening For Private Fund Investment Reform
• Iowa Expands Property, Sales Tax Breaks For Data Centers
• Fla. Fraud Investigator Faces 3rd Malicious Prosecution Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Obama Center Site Selection Complaints
• Real Estate Recap: Hotels, Healthcare REITs, Secondaries
• Denver Tenants Say Lack Of Repairs Made Building Unsafe
• Willkie Atty's Ex-Landlord Says NY Post Leak Wasn't His Idea
• Condo Owner And Insurer Settle $25M Storm Damage Suit
• Orthodox Family Files $50M Bias Suit Against Country Club
• NJ Panel Revives Contract Row Between Pot Co., Landlord
• LA Fire Victims Say AAA, USAA Left Many Unable To Rebuild
• Parsing A Lack Of Antitrust Info-Sharing Enforcement Clarity
• Buchalter Lands Duane Morris Securities Litigator In SF
• Operating Via Bank Charter Offers Perks Amid Industry Shift
• How Attorneys Can Become Change Agents For Racial Equity
• Dems Urge FHFA To Halt Trump's Fannie, Freddie Plans
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Clifford Chance Private Funds Atty
• Calif. Panel Remands Fee Claims Over Evidence Exclusion
• Unicoin Case Reveals SEC's Evolving Enforcement Posture
• Taxation With Representation: Winston, Stibbe, Weil, Goodwin
• Fox Rothschild Settles Suit Over $3M Real Estate Deal
• Multifamily REIT Hit With Housing Voucher Bias Suit
• Mich. Judge Trims Property Owners' Foreclosure Surplus Suit
• Ga. Real Estate Firm Hit With Suit Over Data Breach
• Colo. Tenant Stuck In Elevator Guards Landlord Neglect Claim
• 'Survivor' Winner Ordered To Pay $3.3M Tax Bill
• Clark Hill Adds Morris Manning Real Estate Ace In Atlanta
• Running Marathons Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Chicago Fire Pitch $650M Arena For Vacant South Loop Site
• Calif. Assembly OKs Exemption For Returned Tribal Land
• Ex-Ga. Chemical Plant Owners Sued For Toxic Waste Dumping
• Property Manager Fired For Complaint About Meme, Suit Says
• Hospitality Law Leaders Parse Trade War Fallout
• NC Mall Owner Fails To Boost $1K Water Damage Award
• Ill. Atty Faces 1 Year Suspension, Left Watchdog 'Baffled'
• NJ Man Cops To Dodging $2M Tax Bill On Real Estate
• Jack Nicklaus' Defamation Suit Can Stay In Fla., Court Says
• Full 4th Circ. Asked To Rethink Copter Pilot's Death Suit
• Pa. Brewery Co-Owner Claims Fraud Against Jailed Partner
• Amtrak Bribery Plot Nets Contractor Nearly 5-Year Sentence
• Mo. Appeals Court Upholds City Tax On REIT's Rental Income
• Neighbor Says Cubs Don't Own Sounds, Smells Of Wrigley
• Boston Condo Owned By LLC Wins Partial Exemption
• Lawmakers Say Recent Rocket Mortgage Deals Need Scrutiny
• Adviser Sued For Pouring $100M Into Failing Development
• SEC Says Accountant Errors Don't Doom Crowdfunding Case
• Mass. Board Upholds Home Value Despite Owner's Claims
• Ohio Justice Questions School Board's Tax Appeal Claim
• Ex-Kirkland Project Finance Atty Joins McGuireWoods In NY
• Brookfield Plugs $10B Into Swedish AI Hub
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Supporting A Trial Team
• Prosecutors Take Second Stab At Convicting Dallas Developer
• PacifiCorp Faces $100M Ask In Newest Oregon Wildfire Trial
• Conn. Real Estate Execs Say Investors Weaponized Courts
• Electrical Parts Co. Owes $1M For Fire Loss, Insurer Says
• Latham-Led Insurer Of Small Businesses Targets $100M IPO
• Wis. Village Wants Reversal Of Land Transfers To Tribal Trust
• Stibbe, A&O Shearman Guide $13.8B Healthcare REIT Merger
• Texas Gives Some Property Owners More Time To Pay Taxes
• US Withdraws From El Paso Tribal Land Ownership Dispute
• CFPB Industry Impact Uncertain Amid Priority Shift, Staff Cuts
• Simpson Thacher Adds Ex-Weil M&A Pro In NYC
• Holland & Knight Adds DLA Piper Real Estate Pro In Texas
• Oregon Sen. OKs Extending Brownfields Property Tax Break
• Estate, Lawyer And Law Firm Clash Over Malpractice Liability
• The Law360 400: A Look At The Top 100 Firms
• BakerHostetler Adds Two Real Estate Partners In Seattle
• Text To Sanctions Trial Witness Just An 'Error,' Judge Agrees
• Adapting To Private Practice: From US Attorney To BigLaw
• Rocket Cos. Board Beats Investor's $500M Insider Trading Suit
• Budget Bill Would Deepen Residential Solar's Woes
• Landlord To Quit Pricing Software To Escape Antitrust Suit
• Seattle Owner Questions Insurer's $8.5M Water Damage Denial
• Fla. Appeals Court Backs Police In Pot Smell Search Dispute
• Sacramento County Inks Encampment ADA Settlement
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In May
• PG&E, Lenders Hit With Suit Over Solar Panel 'Scheme'
• Insurer Not Liable For $8.5M Florida Condo Defect Damages
• Judge Finds Exec Sought To Dodge Chicago Hotel Fraud Order
• Feds Want 12½ Years For Ex-Ill. Speaker Convicted Of Bribery
• Holland & Knight Adds Squire Patton RE Pro In Dallas
• Opportunity Zone Revamp Could Improve The Program
• The Ins And Outs Of Consensual Judicial References
• Nebraska Tax Commission Upholds Farm's $1.89M Valuation
• Ashurst, King & Wood Guide $9.1B Soul Patts Merger Plan
• Justices Seek US Opinion In Jewish Texts Expropriation Suit