By Andrew McIntyre

For a special summer issue on sports coinciding with the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Law360 Real Estate Authority took a look at which law firms have worked on arenas, stadiums and other recent sports real estate matters. Hunton, DLA Piper, ArentFox Schiff and Foley & Lardner have nabbed a wide range of recent work.

By Maria Koklanaris

A tax professor who taught at a New York university but lived in Connecticut was taxed legally by New York on days he worked at home while the school was closed during the coronavirus pandemic, a New York appellate court panel ruled in an opinion posted Thursday.

By Paul Williams

New York appellate court justices pressed a New York university professor Monday over his arguments that the state illegally subjected him to income tax for days he worked from his home in Connecticut while the school was closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

By Andrew McIntyre

A year after President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" speech, tariffs are coming up in the context of capital-raising for real estate deals, one of Goodwin Procter's real estate leaders told Law360 in a recent interview.

By Jack McLoone

The ex-husband of a woman seeking a $2.9 million tax refund for carryback losses she shared with him is facing a possible arrest warrant and other penalties for repeatedly failing to comply with federal district court orders, a Texas judge said Monday.

By Jack McLoone

A mortgage lender still suffered from suspensions to its business during COVID-19 even if it saw an overall increase in revenue, it told a California federal court, pushing back on the U.S. government's attempt to block it from claiming a $5 million employee retention tax credit.