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• March 18, 2026

  Fla. Lawmakers Expanded Housing Efforts In Slow Session

  At a time when housing affordability is a major concern among constituents, Florida state lawmakers produced mixed results in the realm of real estate during their 2026 session, taking some significant actions but also not reaching consensus on numerous proposals, including the most prominent — property tax reform.

• March 18, 2026

  Tribal Groups Back High Court Bid To Halt Ariz. Land Transfer

  Native American rights groups are backing four Apache women's bid to have the Supreme Court halt a 2,500-acre Arizona land transfer, arguing an Indigenous worship site on the property is there because of U.S. policies designed to strip tribal nations of their homelands and suppress their religions.

• March 18, 2026

  NJ Justices Say Tidelands Steward Can Modify Pierhead Lines

  The New Jersey Supreme Court on Wednesday held that the state's tidelands steward is permitted to modify or establish a pierhead line in front of an individual property owner's land, rejecting a challenge to the approval of two licenses permitting the expansion of a dock in Barnegat Bay.

• March 18, 2026

  Ga. Panel Preserves HOA Fraud Verdict, Scraps $21M Award

  The Georgia Court of Appeals backed fraud and civil racketeering verdicts won by nearly a dozen homeowners against a developer but scrapped $21 million in punitive damages the residents were awarded as excessive "even given the defendants' wealth and repeated instances of bad behavior."

• March 18, 2026

  NY Court Affirms Gas Hacker's Conviction in Fatal NYC Blast

  An unlicensed plumber sentenced to up to 12 years in prison for causing a 2015 gas explosion that killed two people, injured 13 and destroyed several buildings on New York City's Lower East Side cannot escape his sentence, a New York state appeals court has ruled unanimously.

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