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Real Estate - July, 2025

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• Tribe Can Join Fight Against 'Alligator Alcatraz,' Judge Says
• Casino Developer Must Stay In Involuntary Ch. 7, Judge Finds
• Latham & Watkins Signs New Manhattan Office Lease
• NC Homebuyer Says Mortgage Co. Sent Kickbacks To Broker
• Home Sellers Defend $110M In Broker Fee Deals To 8th Circ.
• CEQA Reform May Spur More Housing, But Devil Is In Details
• Judge Questions Gov't Objection To Shielding FEMA Funds
• Energy Co. Tells 4th Circ. Land Access Needed For Power Line
• Playing Soccer Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY Woman Cops To $30M Scam That Used Trump Event As Bait
• 2nd Circ. Backs Live Well Founder's Bond Fraud Convictions
• U.S. Co. Defends $1B Suit Over Nixed LNG Facility In Canada
• Newmark Seeks Del. Nod For Ex-Broker Equity Sanctions
• Calif. Tribe Says 70-Acre Casino Land Fight Must Continue
• Davis Polk, King & Spalding Build $2.35B AccuLynx Sale
• Wash. Condo Group Seeks $10M In Water Damage Coverage
• Truist Triggered Employee Exodus, Not Ex-Execs, Court Told
• Buddhist Group's Suit Against Everglades Project Advances
• Wiggin And Dana Adds Real Estate Partner From Polsinelli
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds Morris Manning Real Estate Team
• Family In Row With McCarter & English Wants $4.6M Set-Aside
• Rising Star: Gibson Dunn's Eric Meer
• Housing Groups Want $30M Grant Case Kept In District Court
• CoStar Claims Zillow Stole Copyrighted Property Photos
• RealPage, Landlords Ask To Toss NJ's Antitrust Case
• Ore. Clarifies Info Disclosure For Enterprise Zone Tax Breaks
• Landlords Not Covered For Lead Exposure Suit, Insurer Says
• Calif. Residents Urge Justices To Take Up Jury Trial Question
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Learning From Failure
• Airbnb Says Slim Odds Of Shooting Don't Create Tort 'Duty'
• 11th Circ. Upholds Toss Of Sea Island Clean Water Act Suit
• REIT Shareholders File 'Improper Lending' Suit Against Execs
• No Coverage For $2.5M Herbicide Damage Row, Court Says
• Brokerage Owner Says NAR Dues Policy Hurts Competition
• Insurer Says Misrepresentations Void Real Estate Co.'s Policy
• Whitman Breed Says $6.5M Lease Current Despite Atty Exits
• Recent Decisions Caution Against Broad Indemnity Provisions
• Calif. Allows Retroactive Tax Exclusion For Solar Property
• Apache Women Look To Block Arizona Site's Destruction
• EXp Holdings Accused Of 'Bad Faith Inaction' In Del. Suit
• Rocket Cos. Investor Ends Fraud Suit After Class Cert. Denial
• LuxUrban Investor Suit Over Post-IPO Business Trimmed
• CREXi Wants CoStar's Copyright Claims To Wait
• Redfin Settles Patent Claims After Being Cleared At Trial
• Judge Denies Tulsa Co. Bid To Pause Tribal Jurisdiction Case
• Co-Owner Of Georgia Aparments Files Ch. 11 With $25M Debt
• Insurer Must Cover Runoff Settlement, Auto Co. Says
• Mass. Planning Group Looks To Bar AFSCME Union Petition
• Adapting To Private Practice: From ATF Director To BigLaw
• What To Know As SEC Looks To Expand Private Fund Access
• Neb. Tax Board Backs Assessment Of Vacant Commercial Lots
• DLA Piper Adds Real Estate Deals Pro From Katten In LA
• Homeowners, Chubb Settle Water Damage Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Attys Behind Pot Biz Say No Default In $60M Loan Suit
• Texas Resolution Seeks Vote On Lower Property Value Limits
• Buchalter Adds Pair Of Pacific Northwest Real Estate Attys
• Pullman & Comley Didn't Flag 'Falsified' $16M Loan, Suit Says
• Real Estate Recap: Private REITs, Farms, Crypto In Escrow?
• Law Firm Can't Reshape Retrial In $26M Malpractice Case
• Appeal Clock Starts After Restitution Determined, Panel Rules
• NY Court Sides With Junior Investors In RMBS Trust Dispute
• 3 Firms Guide Canadian REIT's $410M IPO
• Property Owner Claims Partner Failed To Develop SC Land
• 'Yellowstone' Creator's Ranch Dispute Heading Back To Trial
• Texas Farmer Not Owed For Border Wall Costs, 5th Circ. Says
• Punitive Damages Denial Stands In Jack Nicklaus' Fla. Suit
• Charter School Funder Can Sell Business For $80M In Ch. 11
• Towns Repeat Claims In Affordable Housing Suit, NJ Says
• Calif. County Denied Rehearing Over Timeshare Fee
• Historic Conn. Soda Co., Ex-President Settle Unfair Lease Suit
• Florida Court Blasts NY Judge's 'Shell Game' To Revive Suit
• Calif. Landlord Files Ch. 11 With Over $50M In Debt
• Feds Sell Fugitive Trader's $7M Mansion Decade After Charges
• Latham, Sidley Advise Deal In $5B Power Infrastructure Push
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Nonprofits Secure TRO In Challenge To New HUD Grant Rules
• Toxic Waste Site Owner Can't Sue After Guilty Plea, Court Told
• Curaleaf Unit Sues Illinois Regulators Over Growhouse Permit
• Commission Inflation Suit Spurs COVID Tolling Query In Conn.
• Bellwether Plaintiffs Want Redo Of GE Pollution Trial
• Magistrate Says DR Horton Refused To Hear Accessibility Ask
• Va. County Board OKs Luxury, Mixed-Use Towers Project
• Waste Management Unit Sues PE Fund Over Eviction Threat
• Judge Blocks Crypto REIT From Collecting Rent In Detroit
• DC Council Sets Vote On Revised Commanders Stadium Deal
• NJ Attys Warn RICO Case Revival Would 'Chill' Lawyering
• Akerman Faces $45M Malpractice Suit From Health Biz In Fla.
• Navy Takes Ariz. Border Land For Immigration Enforcement
• Feds Can't End Bank Oversight After $3M Redlining Deal
• Bets On Atty's Lien Biz Lost Millions, Investor Tells Jury
• Alston & Bird Expands West Coast Reach With LA Funds Atty
• 3 Firms Advise $1.1B Deal To Take Office REIT Private
• Playing Baseball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Vietnamese Investors Seek Funds Back From EB-5 Project
• Texas Appeals Court Says TCPA Motion Was Filed Too Late
• Lender Seeks End To NY Developer's 2nd Ch. 11 Try
• Tendit Accuses Ex-CEO Of Illegally Raising Rent Before Exit
• 6th Circ. Questions Officials On Search: 'Pretty Darn Obvious'
• DC Co. Sues Société Générale Over $29M Loan Deal
• 8th Circ. Denies Bar Owner Coverage For Ex-Husband's Arson
• Ex-Real Estate Finance Pro Tapped For OCC Chief Of Staff
• NJ Power Broker Blasts AG's Bid To Revive RICO Case
• Wells Fargo Suit Shows Consumer Protection Limits In Mass.
• 5th Circ. Finds Enclave Doctrine Blocks Asbestos Claims
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Skillful Persuasion
• Basel Exit Could Hurt US Influence, Experts Warn At Fed Event
• Whitman Breed Asked To Set Aside $3.8M Amid Lease Fears
• IP Notebook: Cox Piracy Appeal, Ugliest House, Keyword Feud
• How Real Estate Funds Can Leverage Del. Statutory Trusts
• Maynard Nexsen Brings On 8-Atty Atlanta Real Estate Firm
• Litigation Inspiration: How To Respond After A Loss
• Native Groups Reject Trump's Call For Old Team Names
• Tips For Cos. From California Climate Reporting FAQ
• Ore. Extends Brownfield Development Tax Breaks
• Nonprofits Take Aim At New HUD Grant Rules
• Justices Asked If Frontier Law Covers 'Corner Crossing' Case
• BofA Beats Bias Claims Over Upkeep Of Foreclosed Homes
• Tax-Lien Biz Atty Tells Jury He Didn't Seek To Dupe Lender
• Wis. Homeowners Lack Basis For Tax Burden Suit, Court Told
• Stadium Deal Still On Despite Trump Threat, DC Officials Say
• Feds Want Early Out For Bank In $3M Redlining Case
• What Calif. Insurance Ruling Means For Smoke Damage Limits
• Judge Allows Calif. Tribe In Casino Suit, Denies Dismissal Bid
• The Metamorphosis Of The Major Questions Doctrine
• NY Cleaners Seek $30K In Atty Fees, Costs In Wage Suit Deal
• Law360 Names 2025's Top Attorneys Under 40
• Texas Panel Says RE Funds Can Bar Manager, For Now
• Real Estate Recap: Budget, 2025 Deals, Coney Island Gamble
• Hearing Set In Phoenix For Oak Flat Copper Mine Lawsuits
• Mass. Advocates Pitch Doubling Real Estate Transfer Fee
• What 9th Circ. Ruling Shows About Rebutting SEC Comments
• Miami Official Loses Appeal To Toss $63.5M Judgment
• 5 Firms Guide $3.5B Sale Of Power Plants In Pa. And Ohio
• Zillow Says Compass Can't Get Block On 'Zillow Ban'
• Snake Spotting Voids OK Of Sprawling Calif. Housing Plan
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Slaughter And May
• Oregon To Issue Report On Property Tax System
• Student Housing Investor Says Partner Flouted LLC Contract
• Sidley-Led Stonepeak Plugs $1.3B Into Latham-Led PDG
• Calif. Tribe Renews $700M Casino Suit With Lobbying Claim
• Dallas Can Fight AG To Keep Records, Appeals Court Says
• Insurer Says No Coverage For $1.7M Apartment Damage
• Calif. Accuses Airbnb Of Price-Gouging During Wildfires
• NC Justices Urged To Let Property Foreclose In Debt Fight
• Mass. Appeals Court Affirms Toss Of Cell Tower Challenge
• Mortgage Co. Says Military Service Rule Bars Interest Lawsuit
• Firm Named Lead Counsel For REIT Securities Fraud Class
• Fla. Jury Awards Ex-State Sen. $100M Over Her Son's Death
• Equinix OKs $41.5M Settlement Of Capital Spending Claims
• Real Estate Finance Pro Returns To ArentFox Schiff In NY
• Playing Mah-Jongg Makes Me A Better Mediator
• Wells Fargo Sued Over 'Flippant' Mortgage Fee Refunds
• Sidley Guides Starwood Property Trust's $2.2B Net Lease Deal
• 4th Circ. Upends Gated Community's Win In Fair Housing Row
• Property Evaluation Patent Case Allowed To Move Forward
• AvalonBay Looks To Exit DC's RealPage Case Again
• Senior Placement Co. Wants Out Of False Ad Suit
• Armenia Ordered To Pay $439K In Real Estate Dispute
• 2 NY Cases May Clarify Foreclosure Law Retroactivity
• Wells Fargo Says JPMorgan No Victim In $481M CMBS Suit
• Utah Judge Ends Startup's Antitrust Suit Against NAR, Brokerages
• Squire Patton Adds Burr & Forman Real Estate Atty In Tampa
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Navigating Client Trauma
• HomeServices, Douglas Elliman Nix Broker Fee Antitrust Suit
• Ex-NY Attorney Pleads Guilty To Stealing $4.7M From Clients
• Ex-Yankee Wants $69K Tacked Onto Moldy Mansion Trial Win
• Tribes, Enviro Groups Look To Block Copper Mine Land Swap
• City Worker Says She Was Axed For Trying To Tax Energy Co.
• NC Justices Urged To Halt Project Tract's Foreclosure Sale
• Yacht Broker Case Highlights Industry Groups' Antitrust Risk
• State Farm 'Maliciously' Denied Property Coverage, Court Told
• Property Co. Says Storm Coverage Row Can't Be Arbitrated
• 11th Circ. Told Tax Court Erred Nixing Easement's Values
• Denver Defends Affordable Housing Fees, Citing Alternatives
• 4 Former Justices Would Likely Frown On Litigation Funding
• Calif. Legislature OKs Retroactive Solar Property Exclusion
• Brookfield, Google Ink $3B Hydroelectric Power Deal
• Pa. Senate Bill Seeks To End School District Property Taxes
• 2 Firms Guide Cavco's $190M Manufactured Home Co. Buy
• Tender Greens Estate Defends Structured Dismissal Of Ch. 11
• OCC Drops 'Disparate Impact' From Fair Lending Oversight
• Fla. Landlord Accuses Akerman Of Botching Lease Language
• 4th Circ. Says Va. County Isn't Responsible For Damaged Pipe
• Tulsa Sheriff, DA Seek Pause In Tribal Jurisdiction Dispute
• Airbnb Wants Out Of Pittsburgh House Party Shooting Suit
• Pa. Bank Fights Court Oversight After $3M Redlining Deal
• Jury Says Commercial Real Estate Owner Hid $4.8M
• How Attys Can Use AI To Surface Narratives In E-Discovery
• Winston & Strawn Hires Ex-Cadwalader Transactions Atty
• Adams Loses Suit Seeking Reelection Campaign Match Funds
• 4th Circ. Tosses Ex-Baltimore Prosecutor's Fraud Conviction
• Real Estate Recap: NYC Zombies, Nashville Tax, Hospo Deals
• Courts Face Early Push To Expand Justices' Injunction Ruling
• Real Estate Co. Says Pa. Title Insurer Missed Invalid Deed
• Homeowners Must Take Water Damage Coverage Suit To Trial
• Compass Says It Will Share Exclusive Listings With Any Brokers
• The Biggest TM Rulings Of 2025: A Midyear Report
• Florida Insurer Sued For Alleged Bias In Arbitration Process
• HOA Is Pushing Out Country Club Owner, NC Suit Says
• Calif. County Asks Justices To Deny 7th Amendment Review
• Connecticut Wins Bid To Halt 80-Acre Tribal Land Acquisition
• A Look At Florida's New Protected Series LLC Legislation
• Pa. Panel Won't Give Town Official Immunity For Atty Insult
• Schulte Roth Can't Claw Back $38M In Rent From SL Green
• Nonparties Object To 'Oppressive' Subpoenas In Contract Suit
• Rent Reward Co. Bilt Hits $10.8B Valuation In Mortgage Push
• Punitive Damages Ruling Deferred In Jack Nicklaus' Fla. Suit
• Russian Banker Inks Sanctions DPA After FBI Botches Warrant
• NJ Developer Charged With Fraud, Bribing Local Official
• Property Co. Says State Farm Wrongfully Delayed Fire Claim
• Co-Owner Stole $1M From Property Management Co., Suit Says
• Blackstone Ups Warehouse REIT Takeover Offer To £489M
• Conn. Couple Must Provide Harbor Access, Judge Says
• Examining TCPA Jurisprudence A Year After Loper Bright
• Nutter Atty Promoted To Firm's GC Role
• Judge Preserves Meritage Stucco Defect Coverage Claims
• Playing The Violin Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Insurer Accused Of Dodging $2M Claims For Hurricane Beryl
• Albireo Energy Faces Suit Over Mold In Colo. School
• Honduran Woman Gets 21 Months In Prison For Payroll Fraud
• Ohio Officials Sued Over $600M In Funds For Browns Stadium
• Ballpark Builder Wants Engineer Forced To Ink Settlement
• Mich. High Court Affirms Short-Term Rental Deed Restrictions
• NJ Court Backs Real Estate Partnership In Land Dispute
• 11th Circ. Rules Against Hotelier In Arbitration Battle
• Seyfarth Lands DLA Piper Corporate Ace In Atlanta
• 5 Years Ago, The McGirt Ruling Reshaped Tribal Jurisdiction
• Mass. Cos. Must Keep Bottled Water Flowing In PFAS Case
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Practicing Self-Care
• Fla. Distorted Detention Center Construction, Group Says
• Intel Seeks Final Toss Of Investor Suit Over Chip Struggles
• Kansas Extends STAR Bonds To Continue Chiefs, Royals Talks
• Former Homeowners Land Cert. In Ill. Property Tax Sale Suit
• Insurer Fights Coverage For $13M Townhome Arbitration Row
• NC Atty Says Mistrial Order Puts Career At Risk In Appeal Bid
• Okla. City Illegally Prosecutes Natives On Rez, Tribe Says
• Tax Court Says IRS Offer In $57M Easement Case Isn't Binding
• Everglades Plan Won't Spoil Buddhist Temple, Fla. Court Told
• 4 Firms Guide BlackRock's ElmTree Acquisition Deal
• Fla. Probes Internet Figures, REIT And Suspect Ponzi Scheme
• NY Developer Accuses Atty, Others Of $3M Investment Fraud
• Texas' Cactus Ruling Clarifies 'Produced Water' Rules
• ABA Opinion Makes It A Bit Easier To Drop A 'Hot Potato'
• NYC Seeks To Keep Broker Fee Ban Over Injunction Ask
• Federal Construction Considerations Amid Policy Overhaul
• Michigan Halts Construction Code Rollout Amid Builders' Suit
• Fla. Panel Upholds Tossing Suit To Unseat Miami Official
• Conn. Can't Pause Tribal Land Acquisitions, Court Told
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2025 So Far: A Midyear Report
• 4th Circ. Revives SC Builder's Bid For Condo Repair Coverage
• Colo. Church, Town Settle Zoning Dispute Over Homeless Aid
• Alaskan Tribe's Immunity Upheld In Anchorage Casino Fight
• Mich. Wineries Win Nearly $50M In Zoning Dispute
• Malaysia Info Demand Gets Green Light In $14.9B Dispute
• Texas Appeals Court Finds $50M Dubai Judgment Was Unfair
• Newark Property Buyer Wins Appeal Over Axed $32.8M Sale
• AIG Pays $6M For Fire In Chinese Exile Guo's NYC Apartment
• PHH Mortgage Loan Officers Urge NJ Court To Halt Calif. Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• A Look At Trump Admin's Shifting Strategies To Curtail CFPB
• Cozen O'Connor Adds Real Estate Pro From Ropes & Gray
• Maine Authorizes Task Force To Explore Property Tax Changes
• Ga. Property Owner, Insurer Settle Burst Pipe Coverage Suit
• Judge Blocks Demolition Contract Switch At Pa. Power Plant
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NY Landlord Sues Walmart, Others In Del. Alleging Fraud
• Gov't Must Still Face Claim In Calif. Shipyard Cleanup Suit
• Real Estate Recap: CEQA, Data Center Energy, Midyear Views
• NY Co. Looks To Halt Arbitration Over $280M Loan Deal
• Detroit Hits Crypto Real Estate Co. With Major Nuisance Suit
• NJ Panel Declines To Expand Residential Sidewalk Liability
• Navajo Nation's Bid To Block Lease Ban Put On 90-Day Hold
• Fla. Court Rejects Oral Pact Cutting Loan Interest To 7%
• Circuit-By-Circuit Recap: Justices Send Message To Outliers
• How Trump's Trade Policies Are Shaping Foreign Investment
• The Moments That Shaped The Universal Injunction Case
• My Opera And Baseball Careers Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Polsinelli Lands 8-Atty Real Estate Team From ArentFox
• What Judges Might Ponder In Judicial Safety Law Challenge
• Kentucky Accuses RealPage, Landlords Of Price-Fixing Rents
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Residents Urge Judge To Redo Ruling Backing Alaska Casino
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Biggest Rulings From Mass. High Court So Far In 2025
• High Court Case Tops List of Securities Appeals To Watch
• Tax Court Rejects IRS' Partnership Income Adjustment Regs
• Demolition Contractor Sues Over Alleged Project Lockout
• 8 Ways Lawyers Can Protect The Rule Of Law In Their Work
• Fla. Broker, Atty Sued Over Taking Impaired Man's Home
• GOP Reps. Want Probe Of RI Judge Blocking Funding Freeze
• Norton Rose Hires K&L Gates Real Estate Ace In LA
• DC Circ. Stands By Decision Nixing $7B Power Line Fight
• Seattle Sued Over 'Unconstitutional' Affordable Housing Rules
• Investor Says Houston Apt. Owner Diverted $17M In Proceeds
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• CFPB Drops Navy Federal's Overdraft Fee Consent Order
• Fla. Court Tosses NY Judge's Defamation Suit In Condo Feud
• Weichert, EXp Can't Pause Mo. Broker Fees Antitrust Case
• Insurer Seeks To Avoid Covering Conn. Cockroach Injury Suit
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Celebrity Broker's Co. Renews NAR Antitrust Suit
• Justices Face Busy Summer After Nixing Universal Injunctions
• DOJ Accuses Family Of $8.5M Tax Refund Scheme
• Conn. Tribe Fights State's Bid To Halt 80-Acre Land Transfer
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Communicating With Clients
• Rocket Mortgage Appeal May Push Justices To Curb Classes
• South African Investors Say Ga. Atty Kept Escrowed Funds
• King & Spalding Adds Alston & Bird Partner To Atlanta Office
• Newsom Signs CEQA Reform, Aiming To Ease Housing Crisis