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How Bankruptcy Law Caps Landlords' Rejected Lease Claims

With corporate bankruptcy filings for the first half of the year at a 15-year high, landlords should be prepared f... (more story)

Annual Report Shows CFIUS Extending Its Reach In 2024

The recently released 2024 annual report from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States reveals rec... (more story)

Navigating The New Playbook For SBA 504 Loans

As the U.S. Small Business Administration 504 loan program’s relevance grows amid climbing foreclosure activity, r... (more story)

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NJ Casinos Say 9th Circ. Ruling Backs Axing Price-Fixing Suit

A group of Atlantic City casino-hotel owners have asked the Third Circuit to review a recent decision in the Ninth Circuit involving "nearly identical" antitrust claims related to the same software the defenda... (more story)

RICO, Fraud Claims Tossed In LA Real Estate Investment Suit

A Georgia federal court has determined that fraud and racketeering claims from a group of Chinese and American investors in a real estate investment suit alleging a group of fraudsters duped them out of millio... (more story)

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White & Case Guides Hotel REIT's $480M Company Sale

Braemar Hotels & Resorts Inc., guided by White & Case LLP, wants to sell itself for at least $480 million, the luxury hotels- and resorts-focused real estate investment trust announced Tuesday.

NY Town Officials Let Mosque Land-Use Deal Fizzle

A Long Island town has backed out of a settlement with a mosque that had accused local officials of leaning on land-use laws to thwart its redevelopment plans, an about-face the town blamed on traffic concerns... (more story)

Katrina's Insurance Lessons Ever Relevant 20 Years Later

Hurricane Katrina's landfall in New Orleans 20 years ago was an unprecedented catastrophe that resulted in financial consequences and insurance lessons that are more relevant today than ever, as fossil fuel-in... (more story)

NJ Borough Sues American Dream Mall Over Sunday Sales

A New Jersey borough sued a major East Rutherford mall owner, its main tenant and other parties in state court over the mall allegedly violating the state's ban on selling certain items on Sundays, urging the ... (more story)

Truist, Ex-Execs Clash In Bids To End Poaching Dispute

Charlotte, North Carolina-based Truist Financial Corp. and its mortgage banking arm resisted a bid for a pretrial win by its former executives' new employer, arguing that troves of evidence sustain its claims ... (more story)

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8th Circ.'s 'Erie Guess' Affirms Apt. Co.'s $27M Insurance Win

A partially split Eighth Circuit panel affirmed an apartment complex's $27 million jury award against Travelers Insurance, holding that an expert's testimony about the presence of carcinogenetic soot is suffic... (more story)

Emigrant Seeks High Court Review Of 'Reverse Redlining' Suit

Emigrant Mortgage Co. has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a Second Circuit decision upholding a jury verdict that found the company engaged in "reverse redlining" by targeting Black and Latino homeowner... (more story)

Construction contractors are increasingly leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and technology to navigate the headwinds and uncertainty that have come with President Donald Trump's trade war, a technology executive recently told Law360 Real Estate Authority. (iStock.com/hirun)
Contractors Looking To AI To Navigate Construction Tariffs

Construction contractors are increasingly leveraging the power of artificial intelligence and technology to navigate the headwinds and uncertainty that have come with President Donald Trump's trade war, a tech... (more story)

Colo. Man Has Extra Time To Redeem Property, Court Says

A Colorado man whose property was subject to a tax auction is allowed to redeem the property outside the three-year statute of limitations, a state appeals court said, finding he had a disability that qualifie... (more story)

NY Tenants Claim Cos. Hiked Rents, Abused Tax Exemption

A multifamily real estate company and a property owner were accused by a proposed class in New York state court of illegally raising rents for Long Island City residential tenants by taking advantage of the st... (more story)

Attys, Judge Mull Next Steps In 'Ugly House' Trademark Trial

A Delaware federal judge took a stab on Thursday at focusing post-trial briefing after three days of testimony on home-selling franchise HomeVestors of America Inc.'s claims that Warner Bros. Discovery's "Ugli... (more story)

Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook Sues Trump To Block Firing

Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook filed suit in federal court in Washington, D.C., on Thursday challenging President Donald Trump's "unprecedented and illegal attempt" to remove her from her position.