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Real Estate - August, 2025

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• DC Judge Says Fed. Reserve Gov. Can't Get TRO Just Yet
• Ga. County Stuck With $2.6M Spaceport Bill After Referendum
• Dems Urge FHFA Director To Focus On Housing Costs
• NY Tribe Wants Smoke Shop Sanctioned For Flaking On Records
• Real Estate Recap: School Housing, Texas Land, Miami Transit
• Justices Urged To Take Home Designer's Copyright Case
• Emigrant Seeks High Court Review Of 'Reverse Redlining' Suit
• NJ Casinos Say 9th Circ. Ruling Backs Axing Price-Fixing Suit
• Tribe Says Okla. City Can't Avoid Sovereignty Suit
• Hurricane Maria Fraud Suit Against Adjuster Thrown Out
• RICO, Fraud Claims Tossed In LA Real Estate Investment Suit
• 7th Circ. Backs $4.5M Fraudster's 8-Year Prison Sentence
• NY Town Officials Let Mosque Land-Use Deal Fizzle
• Advice For 1st-Gen Lawyers Entering The Legal Profession
• NY Tenants Claim Cos. Hiked Rents, Abused Tax Exemption
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'Still A Mess': Colo. Special Session Fails To Deliver AI Clarity
• Attys, Judge Mull Next Steps In 'Ugly House' Trademark Trial
• NJ Borough Sues American Dream Mall Over Sunday Sales
• Truist, Ex-Execs Clash In Bids To End Poaching Dispute
• Real Estate Mogul Wants $51.2M Conn. Asset Freeze Reduced
• Tribal Members Seek 5th Circ. Redo In San Antonio Park Row
• Cannabis Biz Says Long Island Town Illicitly Blocked Opening
• Court Rejects Tulsa Soccer Club's Suit Over Denied Venue
• Jeffer Mangels Moves To New Offices In San Francisco
• ByteDance Buyback To Bring $330B Value, And More Rumors
• Wyndham Licensee Must Cover Sex Trafficking Claims
• How Bankruptcy Law Caps Landlords' Rejected Lease Claims
• Compliance Atty Who Duped Lender Wants New Trial
• Coaching Cheerleading Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook Sues Trump To Block Firing
• Chancery Says Docket For 'Routine' Matters Shows Success
• Citizens Say FinCEN's Real Estate Transfer Rule Unlawful
• Tribe Wins Limited Approval Of Bid To Intervene In Casino Suit
• Investor Wants $250K, SUV Returned In Cannabis Venture
• Colorado Sues Mobile Home Park Over Unsafe Drinking Water
• Father, Son Seek 2-Year Sentences In $280M Sports Park Fraud
• Fla. Appeals Court Affirms FDOT's Win In Easement Spat
• Ukrainian Money Laundering Claim Against U.S. Is Paused
• Miner, Recreationists Oppose Intervention In Monument Fight
• Ga. Justices Back Income Approach For Low-Income Housing
• Widow Wasn't Forced Into Sewage Settlement, 4th Circ. Told
• CoStar Says Copyright Claims Against CREXi Can't Wait
• Howard & Howard Hires Condo Law Pro
• NJ Panel Backs Co.'s Single-Family Subdivision Project
• Faegre Drinker Says Investor Can't Call Biz Loss Malpractice
• Jones Day Continues Real Estate Growth With McDermott Atty
• Jailed Pastor Cites Adams Dismissal In Bid To Beat Charges
• Law School's Missed Lessons: How To Make A Deal
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Real Estate Pro From DR Horton
• Expedia Says 11th Circ. Ruling Dooms Helms-Burton Verdict
• Expert Sees No 'Ugly House' Mixup In Warner Bros. IP Case
• 'Belief' Insufficient For Trade Secrets Claims, NC Biz Judge Says
• Feds Look To Dismiss Calif. Tribe's $700M Casino Dispute
• Annual Report Shows CFIUS Extending Its Reach In 2024
• From Clerkship To Law Firm: 5 Transition Tips For Associates
• Tax Credit Dispute Sparks $1.3M Lawsuit Against Jersey City
• Calif. Senate OKs New Tax Default Property Sales Rules
• Navigating The New Playbook For SBA 504 Loans
• Medical Cannabis REIT Seeks Escape From Shareholders' Suit
• 1st Circ. Says Insurer Owes No Defense In Eviction Suits
• Buchalter Adds Ex-Carlton Fields Attys To LA Office
• Nationstar Loan Payoff Statement Fees OK'd By Wash. Judge
• Rite Aid, Lease Buyer Hit Back At Landlord's Sale Objection
• Washington Judge OKs Tenant Class Challenging Lease Terms
• Warner Bros. Denies 'Ugly House' Infringement At Del. Trial
• Title Insurer Beats Ex-Board Member's Fiduciary Duty Claims
• Trustee For NJ House Flipper Cos. Seeks OK For Oct. Auction
• Mich. Judge Backs 125% Recovery In Tax Foreclosure Deal
• Alaska Looks To Reopen Tribal Gaming Lease Dispute
• Jury Awards Ex-Housing Worker $2.3M In Hostile Workplace Suit
• Associates Can Earn Credibility By Investing In Relationships
• Trenton Hit With Whistleblower Suit By Fired Housing Atty
• Atlanta-Area Hotels Failed To Stop Sex Trafficking, Suit Says
• Morrison Cohen Hires Ex-K&L Gates Real Estate Partner
• NJ Court Upholds Most Claims In Judicial Privacy Suits
• Texas Bill Would OK Low-Population Voter-Approval Tax Rates
• Assessing Strategies For Mixed-Use Pro Sports Projects
• DC Circ. Weighing $47M Award Is Told Due Process At Stake
• Split 9th Circ. Halts Land Swap With Idaho Tribes' Backing
• NYC Mall Lenders, Developer Ax Foreign Investor Suit
• Housing Supervisor Rebuts Ex-Employee's Retaliation Claim
• $16M Loan Docs Looked Legit To Pullman & Comley, Letter Says
• Rubin And Rudman Adds Environmental Land Use Law Expert
• $785K Legal Malpractice Judgment Against Pa. Firm Upheld
• Tribe Member Can't Discharge Tax Debt, 10th Circ. Affirms
• Lessons From 7th Circ.'s Deleted Chat Sanctions Ruling
• Real Estate AI Co. Can't Dodge $100M Share Deal Breach Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Weil, Fried Frank
• Hometap Can't Escape Mass. AG's Consumer Protection Suit
• Michigan Judge Gives Initial OK To Tax Foreclosure Deal
• IRS Guidance Sparks Mixed Reaction For Solar, Wind Projects
• Real Estate Recap: 401(k) Boost, Eyes On Florida
• Appeals Court Says Dallas Must Release Discrimination Records
• Property Owners Say SF Vacancy Tax Violates Rights
• Tax Court Says Civil Fraud Penalty Cases Don't Require Juries
• Receiver In Nate Paul Dispute Not Entitled To $2.8M In Fees
• Mich. Couple Say They Were Coerced Into Arbitration Pact
• Connecticut, Feds Look To Settle 80-Acre Tribal Land Row
• NJ Court Halts Tower Linked To Menendez Co-Conspirator
• KKR Leads Bidding War For Nissan HQ, Plus More Rumors
• Cantor Equity Partners IV Begins Trading After $400M IPO
• NY Appeals Court Throws Out Trump's $500M Fraud Penalty
• Adams Ally Hit With New Bribery, Corruption Charges
• Quilting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ohio Justices Free Bank From $77M Guaranty Disclosure Duty
• Texas AG Says Chase Can't Recoup Failed $10M Project
• Mortgage Firm Settles Harassment, Retaliation Lawsuit
• Florida Panel Revives Suit Over Gun Store Zoning Restriction
• Error-Filled Pro Se Recusal Bid Draws Conn. Judge's Ire
• Rising Star: Dechert's Nitya Kumar Goyal
• NY Town To Expedite Mosque Approvals In Land-Use Deal
• Property Manager Settles With Mass. AG Over Data Breaches
• Trump Says Fed's Cook 'Must Resign' Amid Loan Fraud Claim
• Expert Chides Charlotte Housing Authority Over Missing Docs
• Judge Bans Texas Atty He Says Is 'Incapable Of Honesty'
• Puerto Rico Investor Says Colo. Hemp Grower Owes Over $2M
• CoStar Gets Support For 9th Circ. Antitrust Ruling Redo Bid
• 9th Circ. Backs Approval Of LoanDepot Investor Settlement
• Ute Tribe Says 1880 Act Proves Land Ownership Claim
• Wisconsin Mall, Tenant Drop All Claims In Rent Dispute
• Title Insurer Says No Fiduciary Duty Owed To Board Members
• Seyfarth Adds CRE Loan Pro To NY Office
• 5 Critical Changes Coming To Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1
• What 2 Profs Noticed As Transactional Law Students Used AI
• MoFo-Led Industrial REIT Receives $1B PE Takeover Offer
• 9th Circuit Pauses Oak Flat Land Transfer Pending Appeals
• NJ Feds Say Habba's US Atty Role Unusual, But Not Unlawful
• SDNY Judges OK Trump's Selection Of Jay Clayton As US Atty
• Subcontractor Accused Of $10M In Damages In Condo Dispute
• Deutsche Bank, NCUA Net Partial Wins In Crisis-Era RMBS Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Pittsburgh Balks At Developer Joining Inclusive Zoning Fight
• Lender Cites Flight Risk In $14M Home TRO Request
• Insurer, Kennel Settle Coverage Dispute Over Nuisance Claims
• Latham Hires DLA Piper Real Estate Lawyer In Chicago
• Members Accuse NC Golf Club Of Pushing $20M Renovation
• Progressive Must Cover $6M Title Insurer Judgment, Mall Says
• 5 Firms Guide Soho House $2.7B Take-Private Deal With MCR
• McCarter & English Fights Family's Bid For $4.6M Set-Aside
• BigLaw Settlements Should Not Spur Ethics Deregulation
• Del. OKs Property Tax Installment Payments, Refund Change
• Accountant Says Property Co. Fired Her During FMLA Leave
• 3rd Circ. Backs Pittsburgh In Row Over Zoning Board Conflict
• NJ Watchdog Fights File Disclosure In Hospital Antitrust Suit
• Texas Federal Judge Says He's 'Exhausted' By Atty's Antics
• Real Estate Recap: Water Law, Risky Debt, NYC Rezone
• Ohio Justices Back Landlord In Speedway Store Leases Suit
• Feds Look To End Seminole Land Seizure Dispute
• Investors' Suit Claims Fla. Tower Developer Stole $3M
• 5th Circ. Backs San Antonio's Park Plan Over Tribal Protests
• 9th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Vegas Casino Room Rate Case
• New Jersey AG Slams Power Broker's 'Flawed' Appeal Brief
• Bankrupt NJ Office Building Gets OK For $26M Sale
• 5 Ways Lawyers Can Earn Back The Public's Trust
• Exec Snared In Now-Dismissed Eric Adams Case Avoids Jail
• Thoreau Stomping Grounds Still Public, Mass. Justices Rule
• Calif. Student Housing Complex Files Ch. 11
• Nebraska Tax Board Backs $1.4M Valuation Of Medical Office
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Yellow Corp. Seeks OK For $16M In Real Estate Sales
• Mich. Court Denies $8M Interest In Wineries' $49M Zoning Win
• Zillow Brings Goldman Fight To Skeptical 9th Circ.
• NC Mortgage Lender Seeks Coverage For Fraud Claims
• Okla. City Fights Creek Nation Over Tribal Court Authority
• Mich. Mayor Gets 2 Years For $100K Bribery Scheme
• Cubs, Rooftop Venue Owner Negotiations Stall In IP Rights Suit
• Citibank Gets Partial Win In $15M Brooklyn Foreclosure Suit
• Fla. Condo, Insurer Settle Hurricane Damage Coverage Suit
• Insurer Avoids Bad Faith Claims In $2M Vandalism Case
• US Says It Can't Be Sued Over NM Burns Linked To Wildfire
• Rite Aid Gets More Bids For Leases, Properties In Ch. 11
• Fla. Court Says Developer Can Build On Contested Property
• Del. Lawmakers Seek Study To Fix Property Tax Assessments
• Hiking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Opportunity Zone Overhaul Is Good News For Investors
• 4th, 11th Circs. Shoot Down Local Gov't Cell Tower Denials
• Whole Foods Battles Dismissal Bids In $1M Asbestos Suit
• NYC Pot Shops Can't Revive Suit Over Marijuana Crackdown
• Texas Business Court Calls Dibs On $72M Apartment Row
• NY Blasts Ski Resort Owner's 11th-Hour Antitrust Remedy
• Smith Anderson Adds 5 Business Litigation, Data Privacy Pros
• Chancery OKs $7.5M Atty Fee In $50M Lutnick Bonus Battle
• Fla. Court Rules 50% Property Transfer Resets Tax Cap
• Water Law & Real Estate: A Special Report
• How A Flowchart Won $14.5M In Fla. Woman's Fraud Suit
• Judge Blocks Trump Restrictions For $12B In Federal Grants
• SEC Settles With Ex-CFO Over $93M Real Estate Scheme
• Seyfarth Adds Construction Trio From Akerman And Boutique
• Pillsbury Adds Weil Duo To Lead East Coast Real Estate Team
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Katie Roddy
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Negotiation Skills
• AI Company Denied A Brief In Multiple Listing Service Dispute
• Delaware Bill Seeks Separate Tax Rates For Property Types
• Tribes, Enviros Want In On Chuckwalla Monument Fight
• Title Co. Hits Atty With Malpractice Suit Over $2.5M Refi
• Pa. Marina Can't Cite 1849 Law To Reopen Railroad Crossing
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Real Estate Co.'s IRS Contract Dispute
• Conflicting Developments In Homelessness Legal Landscape
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Another Fannie, Freddie Investor Suit
• Architect Claims NC Builder Never Paid For Home Designs
• MLB Star, Agent Undermined Housing Project, Suit Says
• Bar Exam Reform Must Expand Beyond A Single Updated Test
• Ind. Tax Board Upholds Tax On Church's Vacation Rentals
• Texas High Court Decision Could Reshape Contract Damages
• 6th Circ. Says Officials' Cabin Search Violated 4th Amendment
• Elway Trust Seeks Sale Of Foreclosed $5M Denver Property
• 'Flipping NJ' Developer Fights Charges, Citing Habba's Role
• How A Nonexistent Bar Unraveled A California Bribery Case
• Miles Guo Ordered To Forfeit $1.3B In Fraud Case
• CRE Fintech Firm Securities Paused For Possible Arbitration
• Cadwalader Nabs Sidley Real Estate Partner With CLO Focus
• DOJ Touts Merger, Rental Algorithm Deals, Eyeing More
• Neighbors, Insurers File Suits Over Fatal Pa. Gas Explosion
• Judge Upholds 99-Year Lease In Dispute At Miami Beach Hotel
• Charlotte Housing Authority Seeks To Split Bias Trial In Two
• A Simple Way Courts Can Help Attys Avoid AI Hallucinations
• Feds, Wind Farm Backers Cross Swords Over Permitting Halt
• Investors Sue CTO Realty Over Alleged Dividend Deception
• Real Estate Recap: Higher Ed, Big 4, Rising Stars
• Greystar Cuts Deal To Exit DOJ's RealPage Price-Fixing Suit
• Wash. Justices Won't Touch Builder Seattle Condo Tower Win
• BofA Must Face Trust Property Suit, Ga. Judge Says
• LA Judges Tosses Suit Over $5.7M Pot Loss In Fire
• Tight Budget Not Enough To Justify Delay In PrivatBank Case
• Ga. Court Keeps Insurer's Shooting Coverage Dispute Alive
• Trump Planning Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Stock Sale This Year
• Texas Bill Seeks To Allow Injunctions Against Tax Collectors
• Rite Aid Picks Azend As Buyer Of Pharmacy Assets
• Brokerage Urges 10th Circ. To Revive NAR Antitrust Suit
• Warner Bros. Faces TM Trial Over 'Ugliest House' Show
• Mich. Panel Clears Way For Historic School's Demolition
• NY Cannabis Sellers Urge Lawmakers To Fix Regulation Flap
• New Jersey Litigation Highlights For The 1st Half Of 2025
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Colo. Investor Claims It Was Cut From $132M Skyscraper Sale
• NY AG, Ski Resort Square Up Over Resort Divestiture
• Insurers Say Property Co.'s $7M Ida Claim Must Be Arbitrated
• 9th Circ. Revives Homeowners' 'Reverse Mortgage Loan' Suit
• Colo. Court Backs Landlord's Right To 'Fees On Fees'
• 9th Circ. Backs Seattle's Win In Housing Ordinance Suit
• Housing Authority Can't Slip Ex-Worker's Retaliation Lawsuit
• Connecticut Litigation Highlights In The 1st Half Of 2025
• Judge Says Wis. Tribal Roads Must Stay Open
• New NY Residential Real Estate Rules May Be Overbroad
• Loan Servicer Inks $2M Deal With Mass. AG Over Foreclosures
• Texas Senate OKs Lower Voter-Approval Property Tax Rate
• Worker Says Property Firm Fired Her Over Medical Diagnosis
• Illinois Co. Fights Texas Insurance Law On Physical Offices
• Trump Greenlights Private Equity, Crypto 401(k) Investing
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Of Realty Co.'s IRS Contract Dispute
• Neb. Golf Course's Value Merits Reduction, Tax Board Finds
• CoStar Asks Full 9th Circ. To Revisit Antitrust Ruling For Rival
• Housing Advocates Say Opponents Stole Name For PAC
• Texas Bill Seeks Two-Thirds Vote To Exceed Max Tax Rate
• NY AG Says Landlord Overcharged City Subsidized Tenants
• Former LVMH Atty Joins Realtors Association's Legal Team
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Divorce Dust-Ups And Judicial Rebukes
• Creating Botanical Art Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Okla. Tribe Accuses US Sen. Of Secretly Targeting Its Rights
• Ex-Homeowners Seek OK On Tax Foreclosure Suit Deal
• NASA Office Urges More Oversight For $27B In Gov't Property
• Wells Fargo Beats Cert. Bid In Mortgage Racial Bias Suit
• Colo. Justices Asked To Rule On Pro Se Appeal Authority
• AmeriFirst Financial Floats Global Deal In Ch. 11 Case
• Rising Star: DLA Piper's Katherine Jahnke Dale
• Compliance Is A New Competitive Edge For Mortgage Lenders
• Akin, Latham Advise Apollo's Data Center Builder Stake
• $300M Fla. Project Floats DIP Loan To Hammer Out Ch. 11 Plan
• Long Island Town Challenges Tribal Land Determination
• Naftogaz Secures Vienna Court's OK To Seize Russian Assets
• What Developers Can Glean From Miami Condo Ruling
• The Legal Education Status Quo Is No Longer Tenable
• Boston Firm Adds Former Panera, Dunkin' Brands Counsel
• Court Trims Most Of Contractors' Suit Against NJ Prosecutors
• States Win Ruling To Shield FEMA Disaster Prevention Funds
• Property Co. Backs Calif. Tribe In $700M Casino Row
• Citibank Ignored Red Flags About $45M Wire Fraud, Suit Says
• Rocket Cos. Investor Drops Mich. Derivative Suit
• Title Insurer Faces Partial Loss In $26M Loan Dispute
• Rite Aid Seeks $90M Clawback From McKesson
• Ex-Yankee Strikes $729K Deal With Moldy Mansion's Landlord
• DC Circ. Backs FBI Agent's Bribery Sentence
• NY Atty Found Guilty Of Duping Lender Who Backed Lien Biz
• Atlanta Super 8 Operator Accused Of Ignoring Sex Trafficking
• Utilizing Rep And Warranties Insurance In CRE Transactions
• Fla. Tribe Joins Suit Over 'Alligator Alcatraz' In Everglades
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Simpson Thacher-Led Carlyle Snags $9B For Real Estate Fund
• 2 Firms Guide Elme Communities' $1.6B Portfolio Sale
• Cold Storage Co. Duped Investors Before 2024 IPO, Suit Says
• Connecticut Justices Say Atty Due Extra $300K For ID Theft
• Arnold & Porter Expands On West Coast With K&L Gates Team
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Relevance Redactions
• Condo Can't Boot Unit Owner After Assault, Mass. Court Says
• Texas Bill Seeks Lower Voter-Approval Property Tax Rate
• Land Claimant Urges No New Trial In $30M Cuba Resort Case
• Real Estate Recap: Succession Planning, 'Build, Baby, Build'
• Del. Bankruptcy Judge Will Retain Ga. Dorm Operator's Ch. 11
• 7th Circ. Tosses Rehab's Zoning Row With Ind. Town
• Normal Wear Is On Landlord's Dime, Not Renters', Court Says
• Long Island Castle Owner Files Ch. 11 To Stall Foreclosure
• Alaskan Tribe's Breach Claim Axed In Gold Mine Permit Fight
• Texas Bill Seeks Permanent Limit For Property Tax Increases
• Most Of Property Co.'s Hailstorm Insurance Fight Tossed
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In July
• Section 1983 Has Promise After End Of Nationwide Injunctions
• Pennsylvania Legislation To Watch For The Rest Of 2025
• Firms Say Lien Discharge Row Was Not Vexatious Litigation
• Developer Group Wants Pittsburgh Inclusionary Zoning On Ice