Expert Analysis

The Path Forward For Construction Cos. After Calif. Wildfires

The increasing frequency of disastrous wildfires, like those that recently occurred in California, presents a set ... (more story)

Know The Rules And Costs Of New Fla. Condo Inspection Law

Following the first report deadline for a structural integrity law meant to prevent disasters like the 2021 Surfsi... (more story)

Measuring And Mitigating Harm From Discriminatory Taxes

In response to new tariffs and other recent "America First Trade Policy" pronouncements, corporations should asses... (more story)

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VA Plans Office Expansions Amid Federal Leasing Pullback

The U.S. General Services Administration notified Congress of its plans to relocate, expand or consolidate existing U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs medical facility leases to the tune of an extra $205 mill... (more story)

DOJ Says Partnerships Can't Wipe Out $4M Tax Lien

Two partnerships cannot use a mortgage sale to foreclose on properties and wipe out the government's $4 million tax lien on a couple's real estate, the U.S. told a Washington federal court.

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Goodwin Procter To Leave Times Square For Flatiron District

Goodwin Procter LLP is moving its New York City office from Times Square to Flatiron District after signing a new lease for 250,000 square feet of office space, the firm announced Thursday.

Honigman Hires Ex-Ice Miller Real Estate Atty In Chicago

Honigman LLP added former Ice Miller LLP partner Michael R. Tirman as a real estate transactions partner in its Chicago office, the firm announced Monday.

Ex-TBS GC Chairs CoStar Board In Latham-Advised Refresh

Latham & Watkins LLP advised CoStar Group on a "refreshment" of the company's board of directors that includes a new role for a former Turner Broadcasting Systems general counsel, according to a Monday announc... (more story)

Denver Builder Says Ex-Employee Stole Info For Competitor

A full-service general building contractor has accused a former employee and an industry rival in Colorado state court of using stolen confidential business information to make a competitive bid for a 2025 "la... (more story)

In New York, Law Firms Are Staying Put

Many law firms are opting to stay in their current offices in New York City. Here, Law360 Pulse looks at what is driving their decisions.

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Realtor.com Parent Drops Trade Secrets Suit Against CoStar

Realtor.com's parent company, Move Inc., agreed on Monday to end trade secret litigation it had lodged against rival CoStar Group Inc. and one of Realtor.com's former employees, who it alleged stole confidenti... (more story)

ACLU, Others Slam Bid To 'Magic Eraser' CFPB Redlining Deal

A slew of public interest groups mobilized Friday against the Trump administration's bid to recant a recently settled Consumer Financial Protection Bureau redlining case, telling an Illinois federal judge that... (more story)

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Avison Young's Miami Team Thrives In Full-Court Press

When a high-profile piece of property lands in the middle of a court case in Florida, there's a good chance the phone will soon be ringing in global real estate advisory firm Avison Young's Miami office.

NYC Real Estate Week In Review

Proskauer and Mermel Associates are among the law firms that scored work on the largest New York City real estate deals that hit public records last week, with a large Extell Development buy leading the way.

San Francisco Says Group Can't Sue Over Homeless Camps

San Francisco pushed for a win in California federal court, arguing that the nonprofit accusing the city of unconstitutionally destroying homeless encampments doesn't have standing to sue.

Mortgage Lenders, Attys Stole From NY Debtors, Suit Says

A New York homeowner filed a proposed class action in Brooklyn federal court alleging that the state's mortgage lenders, loan servicing agents and foreclosure attorneys have conspired to inflate the amounts ow... (more story)

Mass. High Court Ponders 'Reasonable' Wear In Lease Dispute

Massachusetts justices on Monday grappled with defining "reasonable" wear and tear on a rental property as they considered whether a property owner can require tenants to have their apartments professionally c... (more story)