Nearly 45 years after a landmark federal fair housing law was enacted, and 20 years after a Multnomah County study determined that housing discrimination was still widespread in the Portland,…
Nixing the claim of a purchaser of an Arizona home in which a contractor found a $500,000 cash stash hidden in the walls, as well as the contractor’s bid to…
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled for Quicken Loans in a suit filed by three couples who claim they were charged “unearned fees” at closing in violation of federal law.
The parents of two Chinese electrical engineering graduate students shot to death last month while they were sitting in a parked BMW outside the home of one of the victims…
A sole practitioner who worked as in-house counsel for companies controlled by a New York real estate developer has lost his law license for four years, because he failed to…
Three lawyers—one dead, one disbarred and one reportedly still in practice—are among 14 new defendants charged in a major, ongoing federal investigation of alleged corruption in Las Vegas homeowner associations,…
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