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Retail & E-Commerce - January, 2021

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• SEC Faces Uphill Battle To Act On GameStop Trading War
• Goodwill Beats Insurer's Dismissal Bid In Virus Coverage Suit
• Skincare Co. To Pay $775K Over Irritating Face Masks
• Epic Judge Says Apple's Tim Cook Must Sit For 7-Hour Depo
• Samsung Dodges Galaxy S7 Water Resistance Class Suit
• Sullivan, Shearman Steer $871M In Financing For NYC Units
• OSHA Says Workers Should Wear Masks After Virus Vaccine
• After Outcry, Mass. Pot Biz Drops Equity Suit Against City
• Google Dodges Edible Arrangements' Search Ad IP Suit
• OECD Delays Are Imperiling Digital Tax Deal
• Tobacco Giant Says Pot Brand Stole Kool Cigarette TM
• Ex-Sam's Club Worker Says She Was 'Humiliated' On The Job
• John Varvatos To Pay $1.8M In Clothing Allowance Bias Suit
• NY Workers Say Wine Shop Didn't Pay For All Hours, OT
• Employers' Bid To Trim Calif. Virus Regs Meet Skeptical Judge
• Consolidation Of ADA Suits Doesn't Make Sense, Motel Says
• AkzoNobel Paints Over PPG's Tikkurila Buy With €1.4B Bid
• State Auto Seeks Win In Grocery Chain BIPA Coverage Fight
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Calif. City Can Block Medical Pot Dispensary, Court Says
• 9th Circ. Urged To Toss SmileDirect Harassment Suit
• Warranty Claims Cut From 'Natural' Pet Food False Ad Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Vision Properties, Deutsche Bank, Stiles
• 5 Ways To Address Heightened Forced Labor Compliance Risk
• New Ariz. Law Practice Rules May Jump-Start National Reform
• Website Biz Squarespace Files Confidential IPO Plans
• Dollar General Settles Pa., NY ADA Suits Over Blocked Aisles
• NJ Court OKs Initial Steps In $161M L'Occitane Ch. 11
• Calif. Lawmakers Want Cos. To Report GHG Emissions
• Voice Recognition Tech Co. Broke Ill. Privacy Law, Suit Says
• Walmart Beats Ala. Pharmacist's Age, Race Bias Suit
• White House, SEC 'Monitoring' Volatile GameStop Stock
• FedEx Owes OT For Security Screenings, NJ Workers Say
• Nike Agrees For Calif. Workers To Have Transparent Masks
• Aldi's 'Smoked' White Cheddar Is Not Smoked, Buyer Says
• Class Lead Fight Heats Up In Alibaba Suit Over Halted Ant IPO
• Target Worker Says Leave For Son's Cancer Got Him Fired
• ITC Dispute May Lead To PTAB Litigation Strategy Shifts
• Nurse Says Fingers Can't Bend After Using Jewel Sanitizer
• CBP Will Take 'Scalpel Approach' In Enforcing Xinjiang Bans
• Weedmaps, Vape Shop Sued Over Fatal Pot Delivery Shooting
• M7 Funds Buy $412M Worth Of Retail Warehouse Properties
• New Chair Takes The Helm At Arent Fox
• Pandemic Bankruptcy Avoidance Efforts Create New Hurdles
• Kirkland Steers Mortgage Biz LoanDepot's $300M IPO Plans
• Hertz Seeks $12M New Round Of Exec Bonuses In Ch. 11
• Amazon Wins Beverly Hills Polo TM Suit Over European Sales
• IP Considerations For Art-Fashion Collaborations
• Washington Court Revives Fight Over Pot License's Tax Debts
• Pot Sales Tracker Metrc Loses Mo. Fight To Collect Fees
• Juul Infringed E-Cig Patent, Billionaire's CBD Co. Says
• Banker Group Flags 'Significant Issues' Bedeviling PPP 2.0
• Macy's Denies Using Clearview To Collect Facial Data
• Importer Says 'Bloody' Wine Doesn't Step On 'Vampire' TM
• Judge Doubts Walmart's Preemptive Opioid Suit Can Prevail
• Brooks Brothers' Ch. 11 Plan Has Pension Fund Settlement
• Belk Teams With Sycamore To Slash $450M Through Ch. 11
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• 9th Circ. Slams Door On VW Dealers' Emissions Fraud Appeal
• Gunderson Helps Online Checkout Biz Fast Raise $102M
• 10 Tips For Your Next Virtual Court Appearance
• Guggenheim Investing $600M In ElmTree Real Estate Venture
• Verdict Form Scrambled Trial Over Egg Prices, 3rd Circ. Told
• Assessing What's To Come In PPP Loan Enforcement
• Wells Fargo Wants Mall Owner's Ch. 11 Thrown Out
• Amazon Seeks To Move Pa. Virus Mask Suit To Arbitration
• 4 Cannabis Lending Strategies For Financial Institutions
• Key Takeaways From CFPB's Year-End Enforcement Flurry
• Dems Renew Push To Increase Min. Wage To $15 Per Hour
• 4th Circ. Rejects Nike's Appeal Over Trademark Ad Ban
• L'Occitane Hits Ch. 11 With Plans To Close Some Stores
• COVID-19 Liability Shield Survives Salty Debate In Fla. Senate
• Ga. Board Can't Claim Immunity In SmileDirect Case, Feds Say
• TJ Maxx Shoppers Claim Arbitration Terms Were Buried
• Sports Co.'s Insurer Can't Duck False Ad Suit, Judge Says
• Companies Boost IPO Sizes As Another Blistering Week Starts
• Epic Judge Doubts Apple's 'Quirky' Samsung Subpoena Bid
• Judge Won't Block COVID-19 Premium Pay For Calif. Grocers
• After Trump, Dem Probes May Turn To Companies
• NJ Advances Pregnancy Bias Claim Against Eyewear Retailer
• Navigating Business Valuation During The Pandemic
• Judge OKs Hy-Vee's $20M Data Breach Settlement
• Willkie, Kramer Levin Guide $700M Deal For Pet Supplies Plus
• Mass. Pot Retailers Drop Delivery Regs Suit Amid Backlash
• 10 State And Local Tax Predictions For 2021
• EpiPen Buyers Want Remote Testimony In Pricing MDL
• NCR Bests Competing PE Suitors With $2.5B Cardtronics Buy
• Don't Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process
• Judges On Race: Lack Of Data Deters Criminal Justice Reform
• Feds File 1st Enforcement Actions Under Ticket Bot Ban
• Former AutoZone Worker Shuts Down Sex Harassment Suit
• Brand Battles: Diddy Says Sean John Trying To 'Hijack' Slogan
• Arizona Starts Pot Sales After First Licenses Go Out
• '100% Natural' Charcoal Contains Chemicals, NY Buyer Says
• Yakama Council Says Wine Cos. Ripped Off Chief's Name
• Petco Hit With Ill. Class Suit Over Photo Time-Tracking System
• Crate & Barrel Workers Seek Class Status In Finger Scan Suit
• Johnson & Johnson Wants 'Oil-Free' False Ad Suit Scrubbed
• Charlotte's Web Can't Pause CBD Labeling Suit, Court Told
• Simpson-Led Blackstone Nabs Stake In $1.6B Portfolio
• Ohio AG, Wine Seller Request Settlement In Sales Tax Row
• Amazon Faults Mail Vote Test In Bid To Stall Union Election
• Public Markets Still Hot As 4 IPOs Raise Combined $2B
• What Cos. Can Learn From FTC Data Queries To Tech Giants
• How Cos. Can Comply With Portland Facial Recognition Ban
• Warriors' Website Not Accessible To Blind Fans, Suit Says
• Vedder Price Adds Finance Atty To New Dallas Office
• Del. Books And Records Ruling Offers 4 Lessons For Cos.
• How Rebooted Paycheck Protection Program Works: Part 2
• 9th Circ. Orders Redo In Amazon Driver's Arbitration Row
• McCarter & English Guides $91M New Jersey Loan
• Home Insurer Sues Amazon Over Battery Sold On Its Site
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4th Circ. Upholds $20M Ponzi Schemer's 20-Year Sentence
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Trader Joe's Claims Atty Rushing Vanilla Flavoring Suits
• State AGs Must Catch Up With DOJ Case Against Google
• Luxury Fashion Retailer Leads $532M Pair Of IPOs
• Ford Wants Out Of Drivers' Emissions Warranty Claims
• UFCW Demands Instacart Reverse Course On Layoffs
• Apple Broadens Challenge Against Chicago Streaming Tax
• Army Corps Can't Duck Houston Flooding Suit
• Google Says App Developers Put Crazy Spin On Duty To Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: Caron, Dollar Jackpot, Protective Life
• How Rebooted Paycheck Protection Program Works: Part 1
• Weil, Latham Guide PE-Backed Supermarket's $134M IPO Bet
• Francesca's Sold In Del. Ch. 11 For $18M Cash, Other Terms
• Amazon, Etsy's Mask Sales In Pa. Trigger Tax Class Suit
• Skin Care Co. Faces False Ad Suit Over 'Oil-Free' Moisturizer
• Law Firms Should Note GCs' Growing Focus On Biz Strategies
• Kohl's Workers Land $2.9M Deal To End Overtime Claims
• Guess Inc. Enabled Co-Founder's Sexual Assaults, Suit Says
• Calif. Grocers Association Sues To Block Virus Premium Pay
• Driveline Workers Denied Class Status In Data Breach Suit
• Michigan Pot Regulator Proposes New Paths To Social Equity
• Mass. Pot Retailers Sue To Block Delivery Regs
• Walmart Hit With Investor Suit Over DOJ Opioid Crisis Probe
• Franchisor Has No Duty To Employee Shot By Franchisee
• Lender Sues Pot Property Co. For Libel Over Online Reviews
• McDonald's Ice Cream Buyers Expect Real Vanilla, Court Told
• Economic Loss Is Key To Pandemic Insurance Suits
• How To Reliably Value Income-Producing Real Estate
• BMW Slams 'Desperate' Sanctions Bid Over Hidden Info
• EU Hits Steam Owner, Game Makers Over 'Geo-Blocking'
• Another Food Retailer Defeats Vanilla Milk Labeling Suit
• Enterprise Asks To Appeal Order Rejecting WARN Act Defense
• Ex-Senator Joining Juul Team Ahead Of 2022 Bellwether Trials
• What The Oracle-TikTok Saga Means For Oracle Licensees
• 6 Changes The Legal Industry Should Prepare For
• Calif. Barber's Lawsuit Cuts Into Governor's COVID-19 Orders
• Latham-Led Electric Car Biz Closes On $2.7B Funding Round
• NY Gov. Pitches Tax Hike On Rich, Depending On Fed. Aid
• Ulta Worker Says She Was Belittled After Her Miscarriage
• DOL Says Staffing Firm Workers Can Be Exempt From FLSA
• Arizona May Have Nudged US Law Firms Toward Future IPOs
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• DOL Backs Trump Joint-Employer Rule At 2nd Circ.
• Real Estate Rumors: KKR, John Novak, DR Horton
• 3 Firms Steer Canadian Alcohol Seller's Pot Merger
• Nike Expands TM War Over Fake Dunk Sneakers
• Buyers Can't Supplant FDA In Artificial Flavor Suit, Wise Says
• Buyers Tell 7th Circ. Best Buy Geek Squad Plan Is A Warranty
• Amazon Hit With Another Antitrust Suit Over E-Books
• Judge Slams Auto Parts Maker's 'Foolish' Sanctions Bid
• Simpson, Davis Polk Steer Dating App Bumble's IPO Filing
• 9th Circ. Judge Calls VW Dealers' Fraud Appeal 'A Little Odd'
• Investors Say Grubhub Stock Claims Not 'Fraud By Hindsight'
• Calif. Says AB 5 Not Blocked By Federal Franchising Law
• NY, FTC Lead Charge To Expand Biometric Privacy Shields
• FTC Faces Steep Odds In High Court Restitution Case
• Calif. Voters Should Have Say On Flavored Vape Ban, AG Says
• CBL Mall Execs Get 90-Day Ch. 11 Stay On Stockholder Suit
• Amazon & Publishers Secretly Fixed E-Book Prices, Suit Says
• JLL Clinches $66M Deal For Miami Retail Center Sale
• Rite Aid Must Face Trial For Inflated Drug Price Claims
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NLRB Sets Mail Election In Amazon Warehouse Union Bid
• 4 Legal Industry Trends Litigation Financiers Are Watching
• NJ AG Warns Sportsbooks Against Delaying Withdrawals
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Rubbermaid Cooler Buyers Not Cool With Melted Ice Problem
• Clint Eastwood Files 2nd Trademark Suit Against CBD Seller
• USTR Raps Digital Taxes In 3 More Countries, But No Tariffs
• Calif. High Court Says Dynamex ABC Test Is Retroactive
• Conn. AG Unveils Antitrust Probe Into Amazon E-Book Biz
• Goodwin-Guided Poshmark's Shares Leap After $277M Debut
• Albright Says COVID-19 Delay Is OK In HEB Patent Trial
• 11th Circ. Judge Doubts Stephen King Copied Comic Hero
• Gibson Dunn, Latham Guide Petco's Above-Target $864M IPO
• Cannabis Firm Wants Pot Co.'s $5M Malpractice Claims Axed
• Tarter Krinsky Hires 2-Partner Practice From Amster Rothstein
• A Lawyer's Guide To Setting Well-Being Goals In 2021
• Google Closes $2B Fitbit Deal Despite Ongoing Probes
• Ikea Can't Escape Suit Over Recall Of Unstable Dressers
• 4 Rulings That Will Shape Clickwrap Litigation In 2021
• Retailer Christopher & Banks Driven To Ch. 11 By COVID-19
• Amazon Drivers Tell Justices 9th Circ. Got Arb. Ruling Right
• Hy-Vee Reaches Deal To End Consumers' Data Breach Suit
• 9th Circ. Mulls Undoing Car-Share Co. Turo's LAX Injunction
• Facebook Can't Duck Developer's RICO Suit Over App Access
• Ill. Ford Seller Says 'All-Risk' Policy Must Include COVID-19
• Mondelez Global Defends Firing Union Workers At 7th Circ.
• Ex-Employee Drops Gender Bias Suit Against Bike Maker
• FTC Probing Casey's $580M Bid For Gas Station Rival Bucky's
• Ga. Seafood Biz, Plaza Sued Over Motorcyclist's Decapitation
• LA Pot Dispensary Chain Hit With Worker Wage Suit
• NY COVID-19 Commercial Lease Decisions Lack Consistency
• Alibaba Investors Seek Lead In Suits Over Ant's Halted IPO
• Simpson Thacher Steers Silver Lake Fund To $20B Close
• Skadden, Davis Polk Steer Fintech Affirm's $1.2B IPO
• Keyword Searches To Improve Your Privilege Doc Review
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Online Retailer's Arbitration Pact
• Couche-Tard Makes $19.7B Bid For French Supermarket Chain
• FTC's Facebook Antitrust Case Gets New Judge
• Baker McKenzie-Led Online Luxury Retailer Floats $266M IPO
• Sealant Suit Tossed As 'Woefully Devoid' Of Plausible Claims
• Calif. Dispensary Slapped With TCPA Suit For Unwanted Texts
• Payments Co.'s Value Jumps To $15B With New Funds
• 6 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2021
• State AGs' 2020 Actions Offer Hints At 2021 Priorities
• 5 Blank-Check Cos. Raise $1.1B Amid Sizzling IPO Market
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Insurer Ducks Coverage Of Exploding Vape Suit
• Pachulski Stang Opens Houston Office With Cole Schotz Attys
• ABA Approves Remote Practice, But Questions Remain
• REIT LondonMetric Drops $53M On Pair Of UK Warehouses
• Senate Flip Could Turbocharge Cannabis Deal-Making
• Zillow, Workers Close On $1.1M Deal To End Class Action
• How Biden Administration Can Crack Down On Ransomware
• Sprint Inks $7.6M FLSA Suit Settlement With Retail Workers
• Mylan, Pfizer Fight Remote Testimony In EpiPen Trial
• 7 Major M&A Deals That Broke Down Due To COVID-19
• Supreme Court Urged To Hear Copyright Case Against H&M
• New York Life Unit Lends $113M For San Diego Apartments
• Ten IPOs Could Raise Nearly $5B As 2021 Gets Rolling
• Calif. Pot Agency Consolidation Planned For This Year
• Consumer Cries Foul Over 7-Eleven's Onion Snacks
• Arkansas Furniture Co. Workers Win Cert. For OT Suit
• NCR Makes $1.74B Competing Offer For ATM Biz Cardtronics
• Real Estate Rumors: Woodfield, Kaiser Permanente, Axonic
• GoodRx IPO Timed To Beat Amazon's Rival Launch, Suit Says
• Amazon Sued In Pa. Over Criminal Background Checks
• Kirkland, Cleary Advise Staples In $2.1B Office Depot Bid
• Keys To Creating Standout Law Firm Thought Leadership
• No Delay For Epic's Apple Trial In Antitrust Case
• Law360's Tort Report: COVID-19 Biz Immunity Bills Floated
• Reasons To Disclose 2020 Data When Selling Franchises
• PPP Enforcement Issues To Watch In 2021
• Top 5 Criminal Justice Reforms Advocates Want Under Biden
• Judges On Race: The Power Of Discretion In Criminal Justice
• Both Sides Ask Albright For COVID Delay In HEB Patent Trial
• Google Judge To Sell Mutual Funds Holding Alphabet Stock
• Investors Press Canopy On Alleged Lies About Pot Demand
• Lululemon Can't Get $1M Award To Media Co. Nixed
• Cookware Co. Hit With Suit Over 'Dishwasher Safe' Pans
• Law Lets Fallen Troops' Families Drop Phone, Cable Contracts
• Calif. Justices Should Weigh Virus Coverage, 9th Circ. Told
• 4 Things Garland Could Do For Marijuana Reform As AG
• 3 Firms Direct Domtar's $920M Diaper Unit Sale To PE Firm
• Seyfarth Guides Prudential's $38M Loan For Manhattan Tower
• 5 Major Drug And Medical Device Developments In 2020
• Real Estate Rumors: CA Ventures, JLL, Target
• Apple Users Face Uphill Fight In Securing Global Sales Data
• DOJ, AGs Get Google Cases Combined For Discovery
• Texas High Court To Decide If Amazon Is A 'Seller'
• Francesca's Picks $17M Stalking Horse Bidder For Del. Ch. 11
• SC Sewer System Says 'Flushable' Wipes Are Anything But
• 5 Attorney Business Development Tips For The New Year
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• E-Cig Co. Owners Must Face Juul's Trademark Claims
• Belden Sued Over Data Breach Affecting Workers
• Judge Vacates Own Nix Of Overstock.com Case Over 'Mistake'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Gojek, Atos, Nykaa
• Fed. Circ. Backs QuikTrip's TTAB Loss Over 'Kitchen' TM
• More Than 20 Firms Steered 2020's Largest Hospitality Deals
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Fla. Lawmakers Propose Raising Bar For COVID-19 Suits
• Hand-Sanitizing Wipes Maker Sues EPA Over Recall Order
• Real Estate Rumors: Mill Creek, KPG, Atlantic Realty
• 10 Ways Antitrust Scrutiny Is Heating Up In 2021
• Curaleaf, Customer Agree To Drop TCPA Class Action
• CBD Purchase Row Belongs In Arbitration, Judge Says
• Whole Foods Wants Out Of 'Vanilla' Misleading Label Suit
• Walmart Beats Claims It's Defying $65M Cashier Seating Deal
• Trek Bicycle Sued Over Concussion-Preventing Helmets
• Electronics Recycler Accused Of Unlawful Facial Scans In Ill.
• Ill. Chocolate Supplier Hit With Biometric Privacy Claims
• Minimizing Disruption To Clients During Law Firm IT Upgrades
• US Delays Tariffs On France In Digital Tax Fight
• DOJ Misled Court About Planned Opioid Suit, Walmart Says
• Vape Co. Greenlane Beats Securities Suits Over $110M IPO
• US, EU Call Out India During WTO's Trade Review
• More Than 20 Firms Guided The Top Real Estate Deals Of 2020
• Gibson Dunn Guides Petco's Plans For $744M Market Debut
• Amazon, T-Mobile Cut Deal To Resolve Job Ad Bias Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Ross, Magellan, East West Development
• Cuomo Aims To Legalize Cannabis In NY In 2021
• Vetoed Pa. Bill Offered COVID-19 Liability Relief State Needs
• 'Walking Dead' Creator's AMC Audit Suit Heads To Trial
• NY Nine West Bankruptcy Decision Won't Chill Buyout Activity
• Goodwin, Davis Polk Rep Poshmark's Planned $244M IPO
• 2nd Circ. Sides With Omega In Battle Over Canal Street Fakes
• Tips For Drafting Effective Amicus Briefs
• Trump Bars Dealings With WeChat Pay, 7 Other Chinese Apps
• Pa. Convenience Store Data Breach Suit Is Trimmed
• Calif. Pot Shops Settle Row Over Union Recognition, Back Pay
• Lenovo Can't Escape Defect Claims Over 2-In-1 Devices
• Evenflo Gets Car Seat Infringement Claims Trimmed
• Biometric Software Maker Can't Arbitrate Privacy Fight
• Ga. Board Pushes 11th Circ. For Immunity From SmileDirect
• Ind. Lawmakers Propose Coronavirus Liability Shield Bill
• Fed. Circ. Defends 1-Line Orders While OK'ing Amazon's Fees
• Chicago Cubs Resolve World Series Collectibles Dispute
• US Tariffs On France To Take Effect In Digital Tax War
• Calif. Pot Sellers Want Hearing Over License Renewals
• NY Legislators Refile Bill To Legalize Cannabis
• Juul, Altria Look To Trim Claims In Vaping MDL
• Coronavirus Regulations: A State-By-State Week In Review
• Skadden, Davis Polk Rep Planned $873M Retail Lending IPO
• Buyer Says P&G's Plant-Based Tide Product Has Petroleum
• Campbell Asks Fed. Circ. To Undo PTAB Soup Rack Finding
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, Spear, Dominguez
• Ex-Twitter Deputy General Counsel Joins O'Melveny
• 5 Trends That Will Influence E-Discovery In 2021
• Facebook Asks Court To Wait On Consolidating Antitrust Suits
• LA Blasts Pot Cos.' 'Whack-A-Mole' Social Equity Litigation
• Westfield Says Children's Place, Korean Beauty Co. Owe Rent
• Sketchers Says Defective Light-Up Shoes Claim Must End
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Amazon Faces Sanctions Bid In Gun Knockoff Row
• Skadden-Led Dental Products Co. Buys Aligner Maker For $1B
• NY Ruling On Amazon's Seller Liability Is Good For Plaintiffs
• Pot Bill May Set Up First Tax Showdown Of New Congress
• See's Candies Worker Sues Over Husband's COVID-19 Death
• NJ Justices Hint PC Richard Receipt Claims Deserve Class
• Walmart To Pay Up To $14M For Truce In Military Leave Suit
• Congress Shouldn't Abrogate Section 230 Immunity
• How Relationship Partners Can Draft Winning RFP Responses
• State & Local Tax Cases To Watch In 2021
• Wage And Hour Cases To Watch in 2021
• Law Firm Merger Predictions For 2021
• Bankruptcy Trends To Watch In 2021
• Consumer Protection Cases To Watch In 2021
• Trademark Law Trends To Follow In 2021
• Top 5 Considerations For Cannabis Franchising In 2021
• Fintech Trends And Regulations To Watch In 2021
• Trademark Cases To Watch In 2021
• Product Liability Cases To Watch In 2021
• Personal Injury And Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2021
• Labor Cases And Trends To Watch In 2021
• 3 Questions Looming For The 2021 IPO Market
• California Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2021
• Texas Cases To Watch In 2021
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2021
• 4 Wage And Hour Developments To Watch In 2021
• 3 Areas Of Real Estate To Watch In 2021
• Blank-Check Deals, Distressed M&A To Headline 2021 Trends
• Real Estate Cases To Watch In 2021
• NY Real Estate Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2021
• Mitigating IRS Cryptocurrency Enforcement Risk In 2021