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Real Estate - October, 2025

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• Twin Peaks Lender Says Developer Defaulted On $12M Loan
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• MV Realty Will Pay $2.8M To End NJ Suit Lien Agreements
• Real Estate Recap: Retail Rebirth, Data Center Outlier, SCIFs
• 5th Circ. Rejects Late Claims Over Arkema Plant Explosions
• Real Estate Co. CBRM Affiliates' Ch. 11s Tossed In NJ
• CREXi Can't Get CoStar's Copyright Claims Put On Hold
• CFIUS Trends May Shift Under 'America First' Policy
• Execs Settle Real Estate Platform Dispute For $30M
• RealPage, Landlords Flag 'Fatal Deficiencies' In Antitrust Suit
• Insurer Needn't Cover Conn. Property Co.'s Damage Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'David V. Goliath' Litigation Boutique Launches In SoCal
• Wage Suit Against Property Management Co. Ends For Good
• Office Building REIT Hits Ch. 11 In Texas With $1B+ Debt
• Michigan Tax Foreclosure Deal At Risk As Deadline Looms
• 11th Circ. Says Fla. Properties Can't Satisfy Venezuela Debt
• UCLA Sued For Plan To Move Games From Rose Bowl To SoFi
• Ice Miller Welcomes Real Estate Pro Back To The Firm
• NYC Hotel Co. Owners Charged With Fraud Over Loan Scheme
• Despite Raid, Smoke Shop Must Give Tribe Sales Records
• Senator Presses Md. Biz For Info On East Wing Demolition
• NJ Panel Backs Tossing Of Fraud Suit In Industrial Lease Row
• California Returns 17,030 Acres To Tule River Tribe
• OpenAI Preps For IPO At $1T Valuation, Plus More Rumors
• How Calif. Zoning Bill Is Addressing The Housing Crisis
• Ill. Bill Seeks Credit For Small-Biz Property Tax Payments
• NewPoint, Morgan Properties Close $348M RE Fund
• Practicing Stoicism Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Compass Loses Bid For Redfin Docs In Zillow Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Chicago Alderman's Aide Pleads Guilty In Bribery Case
• BP Unit Sued Over Wash. Refinery's 'Noxious Odor' Emissions
• Opendoor Investors Ask For Final OK Of Reforms Settlement
• Dallas Mavericks Sue To Eject Dallas Stars From Arena
• Ga. Panel Partially Revives Solar Farm Property Dispute
• Cushman & Wakefield Ex-Broker Alleges Pregnancy Bias
• 9th Circ. Upholds Insurer's Win Over Retaining Wall Failure
• Warburg, Madison International Unveil $300M RE Initiative
• The Biz Court Digest: Texas, One Year In
• Wells Fargo Agrees To Trim $481M Loan Suit Against JPMorgan
• Halligan Defends Exchange With Reporter Flagged By James
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of Bid To Toss Ex-Atty's Bribery Conviction
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Educating Your Community
• Trial Evidence Backs Tossed Claims, Ex-Housing Worker Says
• Law Firm Countersues Lender In Battle Over Fraudulent Loan
• New Frank's Landing Council Asks To Halt State Court Actions
• Insurers Can't Avoid Tanger's COVID Coverage Suit In NC
• Romania Pushes €2B Claim Over Stymied Bucharest Project
• Trump Admin Ordered To Halt Some Shutdown-Linked Layoffs
• 3 Firms Guide Apex Treasury's $300M Blockchain, Crypto IPO
• NJ Appellate Court Won't Revive Legal Malpractice Dispute
• Greenberg Traurig Guides JV's Outpatient Portfolio Buy
• NM Appeals Court Tosses Challenge To Santa Fe Mansion Tax
• Raleigh Urges NC Justices To Stop 'Windfall' For Developers
• NYC Landlords Should Fight Unlawful Occupancy With 2 Laws
• 5 Crisis Lawyering Skills For An Age Of Uncertainty
• Pa. Homeowners Ask Justices To Revive Toll Bros. Suit
• US Partners With Westinghouse For $80B Nuke Plant Buildout
• Cannabis Co. Breached $6M Lease, Mich. Panel Affirms
• Title Insurer Avoids Coverage For Road Ownership Dispute
• AGs Call Landlord Deals In RealPage MDL 'Weak'
• Ex-Conn. Housing Chief's Brother Says Payments Were Legit
• Feds Fight Union Bid To Protect Jobs During Gov't Shutdown
• LA Property Owner Can't Get Extra $2.1M For Fire Claim
• Developer Says Calif. Law Targets Its Santa Barbara Project
• Pittsburgh Urges Toss Of Inclusionary Zoning Law Challenge
• NJ Town Atty Escapes Ethics Case Over Racial Remark
• Timeshare Co.'s Fee Dispute Sent Back To Fla. State Court
• NC Lot Owners Fight $1.45M Fee Assessment After Helene
• Designer Hits Commercial Developer With $15M Fraud Suit
• Compass Pushes For Redfin Docs In Zillow Antitrust Fight
• It's Time For The Judiciary To Fix Its Cybersecurity Problem
• 7 Firms Steer $2.1B Take-Private Deal For Plymouth REIT
• Mining Co. Denied Access To Tribal Docs In Minn. Land Row
• Real Estate Recap: Blackstone, Healthcare, Construction Debt
• NJ Panel Tosses Sprawling Legal Malpractice, Fraud Suit
• Judge Won't Block Empire Wind Project
• 3rd Circ. Revives Nonprofit's Bias Suit Over Permit Denial
• Michigan Appellate Court Clears Up Landlord Liability Dispute
• Colo. Atty Faces $85K Rent Suit Over Alleged 3-Year Default
• Builder Awarded $1.4M In Subcontractor, Surety Breach Suit
• Co. Tied To Alleged Long Con Can't Skirt Ex-NFL Player's Suit
• Pa. Court Nixes Property Owner's Additional Refund Request
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Wachtell, Gibson Dunn
• Senior Care Exec Says CEO's Estate Must Repay $1.5M Loan
• Judge Tells Feds To 'Fish Or Cut Bait' On 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• NJ Property Owner Puts Office, Industrial Properties In Ch. 11
• Mass. Appeals Court Finds No Evidence To Drop Home's Value
• FPI's $3M Deal Gets Initial OK In Yardi Price-Fixing Suit
• NY AG Pleads Not Guilty, Says Prosecutor's Appt. Is 'Unlawful'
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Nelson Mullins Hires Two Attys To Bolster RE Team
• Judge Axes Va. Homeowner's Suit Over Marine Base Security
• Entities Tied To NYC's Former Hudson Hotel File For Ch. 11
• Electric Co. Says Contractor Owes $5M For Denver Airport Job
• Key NY State Grand Jury Rules Can Shape Defense Strategy
• Del. Justices Won't Reconsider Gellert Seitz Malpractice Ruling
• Court Won't Rethink 'Survivor' Winner's $3M Tax Bill
• Writing Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• 'Forthright' Yardi Source Code Production Beats Rent Suit
• REIT Inks $7M Settlement Of Ex-CEO's Class Action Claims
• DHS Unveils Proposal To Reduce EB-5 Investor Visa Fees
• Texas Appeals Court Wipes $64M Judgment For Dallas Lender
• Fifth Attorney For Michigan Pastor Exits Zoning Suit
• NJ Panel Hints Affordable Housing Rules Fight Is Moot
• Wash. Tribe May Reignite Decades-Old Fishing Rights Dispute
• Latham Adds BCLP Environmental Atty In SF Bay Area
• Unions Pursue More Protection For Federal Workers In Shutdown
• Archer Continues Philly Growth With Real Estate Partner Hire
• New Mass. 'Junk Fee' Regs Will Be Felt Across Industries
• Ex-NY AGs Say James Case Will Rally Office: 'Fuel To The Fire'
• SDNY OpenAI Order Clarifies Preservation Standards For AI
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: COVID Coverage, A Suspect Signature
• NY Bill Seeks Clean Energy Payment Exemption For Tax Caps
• Arcade On Las Vegas Strip, Facing Eviction, Files Ch. 11
• Tribe's Home Defects Suit Belongs In Arbitration, Judge Told
• Frank's Landing Fights State Court Over School Jurisdiction
• Apartments.com Operator CoStar Beats Video Privacy Suit
• 9th Circ. Doubts Finance Guru's Stance In Timeshare Exit Suit
• Mich. Court Denies Gov't's Foreclosure Suit Atty Fee Bid
• 6th Circ. Probes If Prior Cases Block Landowner's $2M Award
• SilverRock Approved For $65M Sale Of Calif. Resort Project
• Addressing Legal Risks Of AI In The Homebuilding Industry
• Ex-Housing Worker Defends $2.3M Hostile Workplace Verdict
• Compliance Steps To Take As FCRA Enforcement Widens
• Nationwide Settles $3.8M Ga. Storm Damage Dispute
• Mich. AG Can Step Into Fire Insurance Policy Challenge
• NY Atty Blames Another Lawyer For AI-Faked Case Citations
• Belkin Burden Nabs Condo & Co-Op Expert In Hiring Spree
• J&J Appeals $25M Loss In Conn. Builder's Asbestos Case
• SpaceX Settles Cards Against Humanity's $15M Trespass Suit
• 9th Circ. Nixes Class' Appeal For Reverse Mortgage Loan Suit
• In NY, Long COVID (Tolling) Still Applies
• Conn. Firm, Former Client End Cybersecurity Dispute
• NJ Panel Tosses Challenge To Jersey City Plaza Renovation
• More Fed. Workers Added To TRO Blocking Shutdown Layoffs
• How Calif. Law Cracks Down On Algorithmic Price-Fixing
• New Conn. Real Estate Laws Will Reshape Housing Landscape
• Supreme Court Declines Appeal Over Copyrighted Floor Plans
• Justices Won't Review Optional NAR Rule In Zillow Case
• Judge Rejects Seminole Land Suit As 'Shotgun Pleading'
• Real Estate Recap: Lenders' Inner Circle, '25 Hospitality Deals
• Robbins Geller To Steer REIT Investors' Suit Over $787M Deal
• Texas Appeals Court Clears River Authority Of Flood Claim
• Man Arrested In Mistaken ID Case Can Sue, 11th Circ. Says
• Federal Courts To Scale Back Operations Amid Shutdown
• Native Policy Roundup: $128M Protects Tribal, Farm Lands
• Feds Say Housing Activist Used Homeless For Medicaid Fraud
• Boutique Co-Founder Joins Dinsmore's DC Office As Partner
• Broker Not Covered In Fire Policy Dispute, Insurer Says
• Stearns Weaver Adds Phelps Real Estate Ace In Tampa
• 2 Firms Steer $4.2B Mandarin Oriental Buyout
• Steptoe Hires Corporate, Energy, Transactions Partner
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Kirkland, Wachtell
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• High Court, Not A Single Justice, Should Decide On Recusal
• Why Ethics Complaints Against Halligan Face 'Very High Bar'
• Ex-Va. Federal Prosecutor Joins NY AG James' Defense Team
• LA Developers Charged In Homeless Housing Fund Fraud
• Insurers Settle Bid To Arbitrate $7M La. Hurricane Ida Case
• Md. Ruling Spotlights Source-Of-Income Discrimination
• Chubb Unit Challenges Tech CEO's Claim For Living Expenses
• Justices Urged To Hear Mich. Tax Foreclosure Case
• Justices Asked To Rethink Gellert Seitz Malpractice Ruling
• Traveling Solo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Panel Asks Why $12M Verdict Higher Than Project Cost
• 3rd Circ. Clears Cannabis REIT In Investor Fraud Suit
• 'Lapse In Judgment' Didn't Merit Atty DQ, Ga. Panel Rules
• Proposed Bill Could Stall NFL Bears' Suburban Stadium Plan
• Ga. Justices Stand By Holding That Runoff Fees Aren't Taxes
• AGs Concerned About Landlord Settlements In RealPage Case
• States Seek To Revive FEMA's Disaster-Mitigation Funding
• Loan Originator Gets 1½ Years For $10M Mortgage Fraud
• Southeast US Infrastructure Firm Files $100M IPO Plans
• Some Federal Workers Win Quick Block On Shutdown Layoffs
• NYC Hotel Must Hand Over Tax Credits In Bankruptcy
• Oregon, Groups Seek Dam Changes For Columbia River Basin
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Client Service
• GOP Bill Would Codify Trump Private Equity 401(k) Order
• Relief Concerns Grow As Sectoral Tariff Actions Build
• Fla. Professor Wins Bid To Halt Trump Library Land Transfer
• Salesloft, AppFolio Face Class Action Over Data Breach
• Calif. City Wins Cannabis Lab Permit Suit Over RICO Claims
• Biden's Alaska Land Plan Faces Repeal After Senate Vote
• Sioux Descendants Sue US For $5B, Tribal Recognition
• PacifiCorp Owes $26M In Latest Wildfire Trial
• USPS Bailed On Wash. Real Estate Deal, Developer Claims
• Boston Says Celebrity Chef Moved Money To Skirt Tax Bills
• Judge Won't Let Mortgage Co. Slip Data Breach Class Action
• Barnes & Thornburg Adds RE Partners In Dallas, Atlanta
• Colo. Law Brings Some Equilibrium To Condo Defect Reform
• A Primer For Lenders On NY's New Mortgage Disclosure Regs
• Calif. Allows Extended Property Tax Relief After LA Fires
• Minn. Tribe Sues 3M, Tyco, Chemours Over PFAS Pollution
• Wachtell, Latham Steer $8.2B Timber Merger Of Equals
• Justices Decline 7th Amendment Review In Calif. Pot Case
• Fla. Judge Won't Block Trump Library Land Transfer Yet
• Real Estate Recap: Data Diligence, REIT Reinvention, Q3 Deals
• Ex-Trump Ally Felix Sater Liable In Money Laundering Trial
• Calif. Panel Says City's Affordable Housing Map Is Flawed
• Experts Doubt Gold Card Will Siphon Off EB-5 Investors
• Rediscovered Texas Indigenous Site Spurs Preservation Push
• Retribution, Intent Claims May Defuse Bombshell James Case
• Prospect Medical Gets OK For $45M Yale Health Deal In Ch. 11
• Nonprofit Asks 9th Circ. To Rethink Vegas Price-Fixing Case
• Toll Bros. Asks For Win Against Tile Co. In Building Flaw Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Adapting To Private Practice: 3 Tips On Finding The Right Job
• NY Atty General Indicted Following Pressure From Trump
• Ohio Judge OKs Trimmed Norfolk Southern Derailment Suit
• Wash. High Court Rules Tribe Is Immune From Property Claim
• FERC Nixes Ban On Pipeline Work During Project Appeals
• Brokerage Urges 10th Circ. To Revive NAR Antitrust Suit
• Pa. Court Nixes Gun Shop Rules In Town's Zoning Code
• Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Miami College Sued Over Land Transfer For Trump Library
• Shinnecock Tribe Wants In On Long Island Land Dispute
• NC Apartment Owner Hits Ch. 11 With Up To $50M In Debt
• 5th Circ. Says Some NOLA Rental Rules Are Unconstitutional
• Wash. Condo Owner Seeks $8.1M In Water Damage Coverage
• High Court Open To Allowing USPS 'Campaign Of Terror' Suit
• Mich. Justices Weigh Axing Slip-And-Fall Visitor Categories
• Ind. Justices Toss Tax Challenge Over Homestead's Scope
• Lender, Servicer Fight Bid To 'Relitigate' Foreclosure Claims
• Ares Nets $5.3B For Infrastructure Secondaries Strategy
• Courts Are Still Grappling With McDonnell, 9 Years Later
• Landlord Loses Bid To Depose DC In RealPage Case
• Gibson Dunn Lands NY Real Estate Pro From Skadden
• In Latest PacifiCorp Trial, 8 Ore. Fire Victims Seek Damages
• Ex-Housing Chief's Lawyers Want Out Of Conn. Fraud Suit
• Mortgage Giants Shared Data To Fix Rates, Homeowners Say
• 6th Circ. OKs Contested Deal In Foreclosure Class Action
• Developer Wants Permit Fee Suit Against Miami Revived
• Fla. Bayfront Condo Building Posted For Bulk Sale
• 9th Circ. Tosses Sporting Goods Co. Suit Against Ex-Landlord
• Fla. High Court Told Law Bars Insurer Suit Against Condo
• 3 Firms Guide Real Estate-Focused SPAC's $200M IPO
• Okla. Judge Cites McGirt Ruling For 200% Caseload Surge
• Trump Tax Law Has Mixed Impacts On Commercial Real Estate
• NC Housing Authority Fights $2.3M Hostile Workplace Verdict
• Zillow Can See Anywhere Deal Docs In Compass Antitrust Suit
• Mich. Court Scraps Ruling That Affirmed Solar Farm Permit
• Title Insurer Fights Mortgage Lender's Fraud Claim
• Cos., Mass. Town End $50M Earth Removal Permit Bylaw Suit
• Calif. Allows Tax Break For Solar Property Until Owner Change
• OCC To Ease Exams, Simplify Licensing For Smaller Banks
• Convicted Investor Puts More Properties Into Ch. 11
• Labor, Energy Groups Challenge EPA's $7B Solar Cancellation
• NJ Justices Seem Skeptical Wage Law Excludes Immigrants
• NY Pot Regulators Say Towns' Local Laws Preempted
• Protecting Sensitive Court Filings After Recent Cyber Breach
• DOJ Settlement Offers Guide To Avoiding Key Antitrust Risks
• Angels Owner Testifies Noise Issue Marred NYC Penthouse
• Land Buying Co. Hit With TCPA Suit In NC
• Contractor Considerations As Construction Costs Rebound
• Justices Won't Revisit Apache Land Exchange Dispute
• Orrick Adds 37-Lawyer CLO Team From Cadwalader
• Up First At High Court: Election Laws & Conversion Therapy
• Real Estate Recap: How RE Attorneys Are Using AI
• 4 Top Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• Ga. Panel Orders Retrial Over $1.5M Land Seizure Verdict
• Fla. $608M FEMA Grant May Revive Detention Center Suit
• Breakers Mezz I, Biz Related To Hotel Restoration, Hits Ch. 11
• Osborne Clarke France Hires Arbitration Practice Head
• Denver Tries To Ditch Suit Over Building Emissions Ordinance
• Wells Fargo Wants Out Of Mortgage Fee Refund Class Claims
• Native Groups Urge Action As Shutdown Threatens Services
• NC Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q3
• LA Film Site Agent Files Ch. 11 After Wildfires, MCA Loans
• DC Circ. Affirms Immunity Denial For Venezuela Oil Co.
• Miami Beats Suit Over Alleged RE Plot Involving Ex-City Atty
• Justices To Weigh Compensation In Tax-Foreclosure Sale
• Nixon Peabody Bolsters Real Estate, Tax Teams With 4 Hires
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Religious Rehab Group's Land Use Suit
• The Roberts Court At 20: How The Chief Is Reshaping America
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Paul Weiss, Cravath
• NC Couple Say State Bungled Replacement Home Project
• 3 Firms Build $1.75B Sale Of Insurance Platform Bamboo
• Jury Clears T-Mobile In Tower Builder's $20M Contract Suit
• Landlords Will Pay $141M To Exit RealPage Rent Pricing Case
• Feds Say Tribes In Ore. Casino Dispute Misconstrued Ruling
• 9th Circ. Rebuffs Flagstar's Escrow Interest Preemption Bid
• NC State Demands Monsanto Pay For 'Toxic' PCB Cleanup
• Zillow Seeks Info On Compass' Anywhere Deal In Antitrust Suit
• 4 Mass. Rulings You May Have Missed In September
• 2nd Circ. Says Co. Can't Stop NY Property Sale In SEC Suit
• NC Insurance Agent Ordered To Pay $1.7M In SEC Fraud Suit
• Ex-NFL Player Claims Signature Forged In Arbitration Clause
• J&J Must Pay $10M In Punitive Damages After Asbestos Loss
• NJ Says RealPage Price-Fixing Claims Meet 'Cartel' Standard
• Deals Rumor Mill: Global Infrastructure, Yahoo, MRI Software
• Cajun Restaurant Chain Hits Ch. 11 Amid Consumer Shifts
• 11th Circ. Urged To Uphold Cut To $17M Easement Deduction
• HVAC Co. Liable For Damage At Philly School, Insurer Says
• Calif. Law Updates Rules For Tax-Defaulted Property Sales
• Wis. Bill Seeks Awards For Tax Tip-Offs In Construction Biz
• Judging Figure Skating Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• States Accuse Zillow, Redfin Of Deal To End Competition
• NJ Boroughs, Townships' Affordable Housing Suits Tossed
• Looking Beyond Property Damages For Wildfire Survivors
• Calif. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q3
• Mich. Judge Slashes RICO Claims Against Mortgage Lender
• Baker Donelson Brings On Construction Biz COO In Atlanta
• What Ethics Rules Say On Atty Discipline For Online Speech
• Orrick, Davis Polk Lead Flood Insurer Neptune's $368M IPO
• Haynes Boone Leads AI Campus REIT's Upsized $683M IPO
• 3 Firms Guide Rocket Merger To Close With $14.2B Valuation