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How Blockchain Could Streamline Real Estate Transactions

As U.S. real estate markets face pressure to adopt digital frameworks, blockchain technology offers a credible sol... (more story)

Del. Dispatch: Workplace Sexual Misconduct Liability In Flux

Following the Delaware Court of Chancery's recent contradictory rulings in sexual misconduct cases involving eXp W... (more story)

Tips For Consumer Finance GCs Navigating AI In Pro Se Suits

There are several avenues for consumer finance in-house counsel to make artificial intelligence use disclosure req... (more story)

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Greenberg Glusker Adds Land Use, Corporate Attys In LA

Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP announced Monday the firm is expanding its ranks with the addition of two new partners to its Los Angeles office: a land use whiz from Jeffer Mangels & Mitchell... (more story)

Ex-Exec Must Arbitrate Claims In CoStar DQ-Embroiled Spat

A California federal judge sent most of a former Matterport executive's harassment and retaliation suit to arbitration, amid a suit that has prompted CoStar's efforts to disqualify Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sul... (more story)

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Diversity In Demand Feeds Data Center REITs' Gains

Real estate investment trusts Equinix Inc. and Digital Realty Inc. attributed the growth they experienced last quarter and last year to data center demand from various sources, including business sectors beyon... (more story)

Ind. Stadium Bill Moves NFL's Bears Step Closer To Ill. Exit

An Indiana legislative panel has taken a step toward supporting the Chicago Bears in a possible move from Soldier Field in Chicago to a domed stadium in Hammond, Indiana, after Illinois lawmakers said late las... (more story)

Up Next At High Court: Cuban Seizures & Removal Deadlines

The U.S. Supreme Court will kick off its February oral argument session by hearing cases that could expand or limit the availability of damages for U.S. victims of property seized by the Cuban government and a... (more story)

Fried Frank, Szenberg Guide $143M Discounted NYC Lot Sale

Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson LLP and Szenberg & Okun PLLC guided the sale of a $143 million vacant New York City lot to a close, a price slightly below the $150.5 million the seller first announced in August.

Offit Kurman Grows In Atlanta With Taylor Duma RE Pro

Offit Kurman Attorneys At Law has brought on a Taylor Duma LLP partner in Atlanta who has guided developers, lenders, public entities and mission-driven organizations in commercial real estate projects for decades.

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Tenant Screener Didn't Hinder Disabled Man, 2nd Circ. Says

A company that screens potential tenants' criminal and credit histories on behalf of landlords cannot be held liable under the Fair Housing Act for blocking a disabled man from moving in with his mother becaus... (more story)

NJ Watchdog Takes File Fight In Hospital Row To 3rd Circ.

A New Jersey watchdog will take its bid to shield investigative files from discovery in a hospital's antitrust suit to the Third Circuit, according to a court notice.

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NYC Mayor Mamdani Appoints Majority Of Rent Board

On Wednesday, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced six appointments to the Rent Guidelines Board, a nine-member body that could green-light a rent freeze for the city's 1 million rent-stabilized apartm... (more story)

6 Firms Guide Investors' $3.4B Resi REIT Buy

Veris Residential Inc. announced Monday that its board of directors has signed off on a proposed $3.4 billion acquisition by an Affinius Capital-led team of investors, in a deal inked under the guidance of six firms.

Ga. Law Firm Aims To Escape Nonprofit's Housing Deal Suit

A Georgia law firm and its attorney have argued that the state's anti-SLAPP statute should shield them from an affordable housing nonprofit's suit, urging a state judge to permanently toss the matter because t... (more story)

AIG Insurer Can't Avoid Fla. Condo's $3.8M Plumbing Suit

An AIG unit can't escape a Florida condominium association's suit seeking $3.8 million for plumbing damage, a federal court ruled, saying there is a factual dispute regarding whether the insurer was prejudiced... (more story)

Calif. Housing Law Challenge Won't Go Before High Court

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined a petition to review Huntington Beach's challenge to California laws requiring the city to build high-density housing despite the objections of local officials.