
Water Law & Real Estate: A Special Report
What's more summery than a trip to the shore? That's where Law360 Real Estate Authority has headed — not for a break, but for a special section looking at waterfront real estate, from coastal development challenges to big projects and the lawyers keeping them on course.

Feds Skirting Risky Debt As 1 Bank Stays Highly Leveraged
Federal regulators aren't scrutinizing risky real estate loans even though some banks have a substantial volume of high-risk debt on their books, a banking source told Law360 Real Estate Authority.

Attys Tee Up Projects As Midtown Rezoning Nears Finish Line
New York City is poised to allow dense residential development in Midtown South, including in the Garment District, a historic hub for clothing manufacturing, in what land use attorneys say is a major flex for the city's new zoning regime.
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The New Jersey State Commission of Investigation on Thursday challenged a federal judge's refusal to protect investigative materials that RWJBarnabas Health Inc. wants to subpoena as it defends an antitrust su... (more story)
The Ohio Supreme Court has sided with a landlord embroiled in a lease renewal dispute with a tenant that subleased 24 properties to major convenience store chain Speedway LLC, ruling that the tenant didn't mak... (more story)

The hospitality sector has endured a challenging recovery from the pandemic and now faces broad economic uncertainty stemming from President Donald Trump's trade wars, but, at least for companies focused on th... (more story)
The Ninth Circuit rejected an appeal on Friday from guests seeking to revive their antitrust case accusing Las Vegas casino-hotel operators of using a vendor's software to inflate room rates, finding that the ... (more story)
Two landlords of Zips Car Wash said in a Texas federal district court that its lease with the debtor was properly terminated for missed payments and the company should have vacated the properties, challenging ... (more story)
South Jersey power broker George Norcross used a flawed argument in pushing back against New Jersey's effort to revive a dismissed criminal case against him, Attorney General Matthew Platkin has argued in a re... (more story)
A New York bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved the sale of a New Jersey office building for $26 million, a higher price than that offered by the stalking horse bidder, which will get a $215,000 breakup fee.
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Dozens of investors have brought a Florida state court lawsuit accusing a Delaware-based developer of fleecing them out $3 million that was provided toward the construction of a residential high-rise, saying t... (more story)
A recent Florida appellate court ruling affirming that the state's last-resort insurer properly denied a late-filed claim for hurricane damage wasn't surprising given legislative changes in recent years, but h... (more story)

As the surplus of new apartment supply continues to burn off across the country, residential real estate investment trust executives said on second-quarter earnings calls that operators are focusing on driving... (more story)
The Ninth Circuit on Thursday cast doubt on Zillow Group Inc.'s efforts to decertify an investor class claiming that the real estate listing site oversold a now-shuttered home-buying program, appearing skeptic... (more story)
A mortgage lender said it is owed $540,000 from a title insurer after a borrower filed a complaint with the North Carolina Department of Justice about fraudulent activity related to his loan, telling a federal... (more story)
Liberty Mutual Investments plans to provide up to $1 billion worth of credit to real estate company RXR for multifamily financing opportunities, the companies jointly announced Thursday.
The increase of flooding in areas outside mandatory flood insurance purchase zones is contributing to mortgage risks for underinsured homeowners following disasters, underscoring a need to find ways to ensure ... (more story)