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Real Estate - July, 2026

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• Fed Pitches New Rules On Loans To Bank 'Insiders'
• 3rd Circ. Backs Trust In Pa. Game Commission Title Dispute
• Real Estate Recap: The Fed, Tariffs, SF Housing
• Conn., Developer Settle Suit Over Alleged Harm To Public Land
• DC Circ. Rules Ute Tribe Can't Reclaim 1.5M Utah Acres
• J&J's $25M Talc Appeal Can Advance, Conn. Panel Rules
• Split 3rd Circ. Says Pa. Town Wrongly Limited Jewish Worship
• UK Estate Loses Inheritance Tax Break For London Offices
• Amundsen Davis Fights Malpractice Suit Over Nobu Hotel Row
• Pa. Law Firm Accused Of Botching Lawsuit Response, Appeal
• Parsons Seeks To Trim Marshall Islands Project Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• OCC, FDIC Unveil Bid To Rewrite Community Lending Rules
• Enbridge Loses 7th Circ. Wis. Trespass Row, Gets $5.2M Redo
• Niger Loses Bid To Shield NY Townhome In $7.6M Award Feud
• Cannabis Retailer Says Electrician Killed LA Store Buildout
• Apartments.com Tells Judge Rent Payment Fees Not 'Junk'
• Judiciary's Bid To Control Courthouses Gets Senate Push
• Resolution Copper Creates $54M Trust For Ariz., NM Tribes
• Minn. Sued Over Dairy Expansion Environmental Review
• Renters Seek $120M Fee Award In RealPage Rent-Fixing MDL
• Ex-CEO Pulls Credit Union Subsidiary Into Firing Suit
• Curium, Sazerac And Stripe Pursue Megadeals, And More
• Colo. Energy Firms Sue Over $79.5M Surface Use Dispute
• Landlord Denied Sanctions Against DC In RealPage Case
• Spirit Lands $88M Stalking Horse For Corporate HQ
• 3 Firms Advise On $1.3B Group 1 Deal For Hennessy Assets
• The Top Property Insurance Rulings Of The First Half Of 2026
• Assessing The Benefits Of Fla.'s Newest Business Structure
• Fla. Judge Denies Bid To Toss 'Nuisance' Power Plant Suit
• J&J Pans Talc Claimant's 'Absurd' Bid To Nix $25M Appeal
• Key Post-Proposal Shifts Likely In CFPB Loss Mitigation Rule
• Teaching SEC Investigations Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pa. Paraquat, Gov. Shapiro's Neighbors: A Midyear Report
• Brookfield, NextEra Plan $100B Data Center Build At DOE Site
• DOJ Probing Brothers Who Ran Summer Camp Empire
• Madigan Asks Supreme Court To Review His Bribery Verdict
• Justices' Tax Sale Ruling Tees Up Auction Fairness Battles
• SEC Says Fla. REIT Hid Losses In $152M Investor Scheme
• Split Pa. Panel Won't Boot Judge From Property Cases
• Texas Ties Sway Transfer Ruling In SpaceX Land-Swap Fight
• 3rd Circ. Revives Atlantic City Hotel Dynamic-Pricing Suit
•  XAI, SpaceX Say Power Plant Noise Suit Claims Are 'Flawed'
• Randy Quaid Loses Bid To Undo $3.5M Calif. Property Ruling
• Texas Judge Calls Late Bid To Disqualify Atty 'Dilatory Tactic'
• Montgomery McCracken Must Face Suit Over NJ College Move
• SocGen Beats DC Landlord's Suit Over Failed $29M Loan
• Colo. Panel Questions If Concert Easement Appeal Is Moot
• DC Sues Trump Administration Over HUD's Move To Virginia
• 4 Firms Guide Meta, BlackRock's $14B Data Center Project
• Colo. Sports Complex Owner Files Ch. 11 With $100M+ Debt
• Judge Pares Suit Challenging Empire Wind Project
• Calif. Judge Won't Toss Challenge To Homeless Camp Sweeps
• Pa. Panel Narrows Test For Tax Exemption On Charities' Land
• Ala. Bank Case Tells A Cautionary Tale On Collateral Risks
• What New USDA 'Beneficial Owner' Definition Means For Cos.
• Zillow Judge Tosses Home Loan Claims, Leaves Door Open
• Conn. Town Drops Airbnb Rental Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Tribes, Groups Say Historic Council's Plan Imperils Sacred Sites
• Wash., Hayden Homes Reach $1.6M Deal To End Fee Claims
• Fertilizer Biz Asks Justices To Reverse Idaho Tribal Land Swap
• Judges On AI: Examining Administrative, Organizational Uses
• USDA, Treasury Moves May Widen Agricultural Deal Scrutiny
• From Order To Regulation: How EOs Are Reshaping Banking
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• No Prison For Ex-COO In $284M Ariz. Sports Park Bond Fraud
• Real Estate Recap: Forbearance, Truck Lots, Phoenix SFR
• Insurer Hit With Bad Faith Suit In 'Grow-House' Fire Claim
• Zimbabwe Must Honor $441M Land-Seizure Arbitration Awards
• Ex-DLA Piper Tax Partner Rejoins Gibson Dunn
• 2 Conservative Airbnb Investors Drop Proxy Bias Suit
• Fannie, Freddie Investors' $612M Trial Win Affirmed
• Calif.'s New Biz Agency Set To Target 'Corrupt Practices'
• USCIS Delays Shouldn't Mean Detention For EB-5 Investors
• Property Co. Fired Director Amid Cancer Diagnosis, Suit Says
• Amundsen Davis Sued For Malpractice Over Nobu Hotel Case
• Cornerstone, Old Republic Partly Settle $9.8M Coverage Suit
• CFPB Fair Lending Litigation Reveals Compliance Complexity
• Alaska Tribes Say Road Permits Risk Birds, Subsistence
• Surgery Partners Stake Sale Values Idaho Hospitals At $1.2B
• Taxation With Representation: Kleinberg Kaplan, Baker Botts
• Housing Groups Sue Over HUD Grant Program Overhaul
• Cushman & Wakefield 401(k) Climate Risk Suit Shipped To Ill.
• WDP, Argan To Create $14.8B European Logistics RE Giant
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Touts Pledge As Ratepayer Protection From AI Boom
• Colo. Nonprofit Says ICE Facility Violates Town's Land Codes
• House Panel Summons CEOs Over Private Listing Partnership
• British Bank Revolut Hits $115B Valuation, Plus More Rumors
• 11th Circ. Upholds Toss Of Cuban Cigar Trafficking Suit
• HUD Says States Aren't Harmed By Fair Housing Standards
• Ex-Client Can't Revive Brach Eichler Malpractice Suit
• 7th Circ. Backs Chicago's Tenant Payout Ordinance
• J&J's Delays Should End $25M Asbestos Appeal, Builder Says
• Baker Botts, Vinson Steer Matador's $1.3B Oil Operations Deal
• Meland Budwick Adds Real Estate Pro From Cozen O'Connor
• Another Landlord Exits Kentucky's RealPage Antitrust Case
• Bar Works Fraudster Gets More Prison Despite Cooperation
• Being A Singer Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Colo. Real Estate Co. Data Breach Deal Gets Initial OK
• Judge Won't Pause Bison Plan Fight For New NEPA Review
• Fannie Mae Drops $28M Suit Over Senior Living Loans Default
• Wash. AG Settles Rent Hike Suit Against Trinity
• Eastham Sues Over Failed Alabama Apartment Venture
• Burr & Forman Adds Real Estate Partner From Byrd Campbell
• Justices' Review Of Atty Fees Could Reshape Pipeline Takings
• Wash. Law Bars Discriminatory HOA Enforcement, Panel Says
• AGs Appeal Order Blocking RealPage Damages In MDL
• Holland & Knight Hit With $1.2B Malpractice Suit
• Paul Hastings, Sidley Guide Data-Center Co.'s $4B SPAC Deal
• Pa. Justices Reject Prior Case, End 'Open Fields Doctrine'
• Texas Appeals Court Revives Ex-CEO's Claims Against REIT
• India-Based AI Founder Says Colo. Court Lacks Jurisdiction
• Real Estate Co. Strikes Deal To End Home-Buying Text Suit
• Judge Tosses Another Suit Challenging Seattle Housing Law
• IRS Lacks Expert Testimony In Easement Fight, Donor Says
• DOJ Says Diocese Objections Can't Block Border Land Taking
• Navigating OFAC's 50% Rule For Cross-Border Exec Mobility
• USDA Rule Would Broaden Foreign Co. Reporting Burden
• Real Estate CEO Only Partly A Public Figure, Colo. Judge Says
• Seyfarth Adds Ex-King & Spalding RE Pro In Charlotte
• NJ Panel Rules Town Board Can Redo Warehouse Review
• NJ Panel Backs Big Box Denial Over Traffic Study Gaps
• Kirkland Adds Willkie Real Estate Partner In Dallas
• Groups Seek Win In Suit Over Big Bend Border Wall Waivers
• Investors Seek $1.34M Judgment Against Cannabis Venture
• Ex-Worker, Ga. Property Manager End ADA Suit Over Firing
• Prysmian, Molex Ink $6.2B Deal For Data Center Cables
• Energy Cash-Grant Case Casts Light On Investment Tax Credit
• Mass. Panel Says Competing Atty Fee Awards Can't Be Offset
• NJ Justices Call Land Swap An Abuse Of Eminent Domain
• Wis. Village Can't Void Tribal Land Trust Order, 7th Circ. Told
• Masonry Co. Owner To Pay $7.2M Over Amtrak Bribery Plot
• Preparing For Next Congress With Eye On Investigation Risk
• Immunity Shields Conn., Ex-Enviro Chief From Coverage Fight
• Greystar Settles Out Of Kentucky's RealPage Antitrust Case
• 4 Firms Steer Brookfield, CPP's $5.2B LXP Industrial Deal
• Wash. Owner Of Sites Gets 20 Months For $4.8M Tax Evasion
• Real Estate Recap: Office-To-Resi Woes, Prefab Housing Wins
• Disabled Patron Sues Calif. Cannabis Shop, Landlord
• Conn. Justices Bar Town From Killing Errant Forest Tax Break
• Upon Review: The 2026 World Cup's Biggest Legal Stories
• Lenders, Tech Cos. Seek Exit From Antitrust Suit
• Conn. Justices Uphold Nonprofit Center's Renovation Plan
• Core Scientific Data Center Builder Hit With $2.5M Suit
• Polsinelli Adds Wick Phillips Real Estate Pro In Dallas
• The Biggest Trade Secret Rulings Of 2026: A Midyear Report
• Judge Denies Bid To Fast-Track Alaska Refuge Road Ruling
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Real Estate Firm Owes Consultant Nearly $438K, Suit Says
• Colorado County Housing Fee Upheld On Appeal
• Wells Fargo, Ocwen Seek Win In ERISA Suit 2nd Circ. Revived
• Mich. Appeals Panel Says Tax Sale Claims Must Follow Statute
• 11th Circ. Affirms Quarry Valuation Sank $23M Easement Perk
• AG Fines, Not Damages Allowed After RealPage Renter Deals
• Data Center Operator Csquare Prices $1.1B IPO Below Range
• Biggest Sports & Betting Deals To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2026
• Ellis George Litigation Trio Joins Steptoe In Los Angeles
• DeepSeek, Shein Inch Closer To IPOs, And More Deal Rumors
• AI-Fueled Pro Se Suits Pose Rising Risk For Lenders
• Holland & Knight Adds DLA Piper Industrials Sector Co-Chair
• Whidbey Has To Notify Lummi Nation Before Digging
• 3 Sitting Judges Eye Montoya-Lewis' Wash. High Court Spot
• Being A Magician Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Circuit-By-Circuit Guide To The US Supreme Court's Term
• 'Bind Our Agency': Vought Urges House To Curb CFPB Powers
• Zillow Brass Sued By Investors Over Redfin Noncompete Deal
• Ex-Ga. Housing Authority Exec Hit With Wire Fraud Charges
• Title Co. Can't Keep Tax Refund, Wash. Panel Rules 2nd Time
• DOJ Clears Tech Brokerage Real's $880M Re/Max Deal
• Pa. Energy Co. Accused Of 'Massive' Leak Into Neighborhood
• Travel + Leisure Buys 2 Businesses For Combined $343M
• Limetree Refinery Cos. Reach $35M Deal In Toxic Leak Action
• Mich. Judge Lets Church Demolition Suit Move Ahead
• How Litigants Are Testing Conversion Therapy Ruling's Scope
• 4 Firms Guide $1.2B Self-Storage REIT Merger
• Mich. Tax Biz Barred From Preparing Federal Returns By Court
• Ex-CFPB Enforcers Launch Consumer, Civil Rights Firm
• Mich. Panel Says Airbnb Guest Is Condo Invitee In Injury Suit
• NY Gov. Signs Data Center Moratorium Executive Order
• Occupier Contract Strategies For Locking In Expansion Rights
• Del. Dispatch: The New 'Director Independence' Definition
• Quinn Emanuel, Spiro Ousted From CoStar Copyright Fight
• Hawaii Changes Affordable Housing Tax Exemption Authority
• Jones Walker Adds Another Clark Partington Atty In Pensacola
• 7th Circ. Backs $25K Cap On 'Business Property' Lost In Fire
• Mass. Justices Say Town's Solar Permit Denial Unjustified
• Mayer Brown Adds Ex-Orrick Real Estate Partner In LA
• 2nd Circ. Backs NYC Law Blocking Broker Fees For Tenants
• Trump Cuts 3M Acres From Utah Monument Protections
• Regulators Caution On Bank Loans To Unauthorized Workers
• NC Loan Borrowers Seek Cert. In Suit Over Warning Letters
• Philly Apartment Co. Sues Chubb For Concrete Spill Coverage
• NJ Justices Revamp Test For Certain Zoning Variances
• SpaceX Looks To Trim Damages From Suit Over Rocket Noise
• Colo. Tenants Say Management Ignored Roach Infestation
• Capital One Customer Renews Claims Over Fintech's Outage
• Government Backs Tax Evader's Higher Sentence At 4th Circ.
• Ill. Conforms Property Tax Law With High Court Takings Case
• NC Co.'s $9.8M Indemnity Payment Not Covered, Insurers Say
• Equipment Co. Sues Pa. Railroad Over Abrupt Access Block
• Ex-Director Accuses NC Housing Nonprofit Of Age Bias
• Cannabis Co. Says Mich. City Forced Illegal License Waiver
• DHS Revives Plan For NJ Immigrant Detention Center
• Future Of Fed Independence Shaky After Justices' Ruling
• McCathern Shokouhi Launches RE Practice With Dallas Hire
• Mich. Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Hawaii To Expand First-Time Homebuyer Tax Break
• $725M Liquid Nails Deal Would Harm Market, FTC Tells Judge
• Real Estate Recap: Housing Bill, Opportunity Zones, Florida
• Trump Admin. Cuts ESA 'Harm' Definition, Groups Vow Fight
• Colo. Panel Rules Mineral Rights Appeal Premature
• Tulsa DA Tells 10th Circ. He Can Try Indians On Creek Land
• A New Regulatory Environment For PE In Calif. Healthcare
• RentGrow To Pay $2.25M To End Fair Reporting Act Claims
• CFIUS' Mandate Misses Foreign Risk In Project Subcontracts
• Mass. Town Says Developer Owes $100K Under Rezoning Deal
• Housing Bill Becomes Law Without Trump's Backing
• Conservative Investors Ask To Drop Airbnb Investor Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Bradley Adds Bankruptcy Atty From Arnall Golden In Atlanta
• Judge Urged To Deny Transfer Of SpaceX Land-Swap Suit
• NC Biz Court Tosses Lot Owners' $1.45M Helene Fee Fight
• Okla. Tax Officials Say McGirt Can't Upend Osage Ruling
• NJ Looks To Renew RealPage Antitrust Claims Against REIT
• Bass Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NY Banking Brief: All The Notable Legal Updates In Q2
• Indeed Drops $1.2M HQ Lawsuit After Counsel Conflict Claim
• Calif. Tribe Says Immunity Bars Challenge Over Village Site
• Haber Law Adds Litigator From Kasowitz In Miami
• Workers Drop WARN Act Suit To Join Related Colo. Case
• The Most Talked-About Supreme Court Decisions Of 2026
• Prologis Pushes Segro For Talks On £12.6B Takeover Bid
• CORRECTION: Academy Mortgage Reaches Deal To End Data Breach Suit
• RealPage And Willow Bridge Face Class Claims After DOJ Deal
• Archer Looks To Toss Remainder Of Joby's Trade Secret Suit
• DHS Says Tribe Has No Veto Over Arizona Border Wall
• CFPB Calls For Input On Mortgage Rule Changes To Cut Costs
• NC Realty Co. And Mortgage Lender Must Face Kickback Suit
• FTC Can't Get Zillow-Redfin Deal Held Illegal Before Trial
• 3 Firms Guide MasTec's $1.7B Acquisition Of Superior Group
• Judge Limits Wayne County Surplus Property Tax Settlements
• K&L Gates Adds Ex-CFTC Chief Counsel From Willkie Farr
• Property Biz Says Tenant Fees Were Disclosed Upfront
• Dream Finders Raises Beazer Buyout Offer To $875M
• 4 Colorado Cases To Watch For The Rest Of 2026
• Pa. Gov. Shapiro Partly Escapes Property Tiff With Neighbors
• X Corp. Fights $8M Award Over Boulder Office Rent Credit
• States Sue Again Over New Limits On Homeless Housing Aid
• Fee Award Halved In Douglas Elliman Shareholder Settlement
• Unstable Ex-Pfizer Office Spurs Evacuations In Manhattan
• Feds Say Delay Undercuts Bid To Halt Mojave Mine Restart
• Kilpatrick Hires M&A Pro From Reed Smith In Silicon Valley
• Judge Sets 2027 Trial For Zillow Home-Flipping Investor Suit
• ChatGPT Edits Weren't 'Knowing' Errors, Conn. Justices Told
• What Ex-CFPB Head's Calif. Role May Foretell For Oversight
• 5th Circ. Backs Saltgrass In Texas Restaurant Land Row
• Stikeman-led Axia Offers CA$1.23B For Plaza Retail REIT
• New Colo. Retainage Bonds Shift Construction Power Balance
• Polsinelli Real Estate Finance Atty Rejoins K&L Gates In SC
• Fox Rothschild To Open 4th Florida Office In Fort Lauderdale
• Willow Bridge Reaches DOJ Deal To End Price-Fixing Claims
• Window Co. Wins $42.4M In W Hotel Mechanic's Lien Case
• Feds Say No Funds Went To Work At Lummi Burial Site
• BakerHostetler Hires Ex-Kutak Rock Tax Credits Pro
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Rapid-Fire Rulings, Word Of Warning
• The Moments That Shaped The Monsanto Decision
• After Tense Terms, Hints Of High Court Harmony With Circuits
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court's Term
• Univ. Says Montgomery McCracken Must Face Negligence Suit
• New Mortgage Triggered Notice Clause In Dog Track Loan
• Paul Weiss-Led Data Center Operator CSquare Eyes $1.3B IPO
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Year Donald Trump Won Big At The High Court
• Sports And Real Estate: A Special Report
• Fed Nears CRA Rule Repeal As FDIC, OCC Exit 5th Circ. Fight
• Ex-DOJ Fraud Section Chief Joins Fried Frank
• Yellowstone Bison Plan Ignores Disease Report, Groups Say
• Reed Smith Adds Ex-Norton Rose Partner, RE Atty In Munich
• Real Estate Recap: Housing Mandates, Data Center Deals
• Spain's Antitrust Enforcer Probing Mortgage Brokerage Cos.
• CoStar Pushes Back In Antitrust Suit, Seeks Virginia Transfer
• Congress, States Eye Costs Of Private Equity In Youth Sports
• 'Embarrassed' Conn. Atty Details ChatGPT Briefing Errors
• Self-Storage Co. Shareholder Sues Over Public Storage Deal
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• After Durnell, Connecting Science And Causation Will Be Key
• Insurer Balks At Defending NC Atty Accused Of Embezzlement
• Conn. Judge Voids Contractor Policy Over False Statements
• Choral Singing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Microsoft Data Center Upends Neighborhood Peace, Suit Says
• Fla. Panel Backs Permit Holders' Win In Miami Dock Suit
• DHS Proposes 'Major Revisions' To EB-5 Investor Program
• 3 NJ Bills On Data Center Regulation Sent To Governor
• Calif. Judge Sends $2M Cannabis Land Dispute To Arbitration
• Aide To Ex-NYC Mayor Cites 'Glaring Holes' In Bribery Case
• 3rd Circ. Tests FERC's Attention To Public Input In Hydro Case
• Zillow Loses Bid To Exit IBM Sign-On Tech Patent Suit
• Attorney Mental Health Is An Ethical Obligation In The AI Era
• Calif. City Looks To Escape Tribe's Land Advisory Suit
• Judge To Approve $40M Sale Of Texas A&M Data Center
• Calif. Court Rejects Challenge To FAIR Plan Fee Pass-Through
• Chinese Investors Say Wash. EB-5 Developer Misused Funds
• Pa. Court's Verizon Tower Approval Comes With New Test
• Pullman & Comley Escapes Challenge To Municipal Tax Work
• Genesis Beats JV Partner's Challenge To $1B Sale In Ch. 11
• Cleaning Co. Agrees To $500K Deal Over OT, Sick Leave Claim
• Kirkland Guides $10.2B Starwood Opportunistic RE Fund
• Insurer Must Split $6.5M Explosion Deal Costs With Hartford