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September 02, 2015

In-depth discussion of several key cases.

Fair Housing Act Permits Disparate Impact Liability

September 02, 2015

In Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v. Inclusive Communities Project, Inc., the Supreme Court, over the objection of four dissenting justices, held that proof of discriminatory intent or treatment was not essential to a Fair Housing Act claim.

Landlord & Tenant

September 02, 2015

Rulings involving leases.

Cooperatives & Condominiums

September 02, 2015

Cases involving a second mortgage, and eviction of owners.

Eminent Domain Law

August 02, 2015

Analysis of a case involving attorney fees.

Cooperatives & Condominiums

August 02, 2015

The purchaser of a cooperative apartment at a non-judicial foreclosure sale faces an uphill battle to regain possession of the property from an unwilling prior owner. Here's why. Also, a look at an action by a co-op unit owner against the co-op for trespass, conversion, and breach of the covenant of quiet enjoyment.

Real Property Law

August 02, 2015

Litigation involving a forgery claim; partition and sale; a foreclosure proceeding; restrictive covenants; and recovery of damages for breach of a title insurance policy.

U.S. Supreme Court Holds Local Sign Law Unconstitutional

August 02, 2015

In Reed v. Town of Gilbert, the U.S. Supreme Court found that the town's regulation of directional signs was not content-neutral and violated the free speech rights of a local church.This decision has potentially significant ramifications for municipal regulations throughout the country.

Development

August 02, 2015

Cases involving use of a special permit; land zoning; and landmark designation.

Cooperatives & Condominiums

July 02, 2015

Analysis of a case in which the Business Judgment Rule barred a conversion claim by a co-op shareholder.

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