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• April 17, 2026

  Real Estate Recap: Learning From Loan-Guarantor Litigation

  Catch up on this past week's key developments by state from Law360 Real Estate Authority — including a deep dive into how an uptick in lender-guarantor claims is shaping new loans.

• April 17, 2026

  Tycoon's 'Unclean Hands' Defense Fails In $5.4M Foreclosure

  A Connecticut state judge has ordered the strict foreclosure of a Greenwich mansion exiled Russian media tycoon Vladimir Gusinski purchased through an arm of his company New Media Holdings LLC, capping a six-year-old lawsuit by a bank and its successor surrounding $4.94 million loans.

• April 17, 2026

  Property Manager Hit With OT, Face Scan Privacy Class Action

  A proposed class action filed in Illinois federal court accuses a multifamily property management company of deliberately paying its employees less overtime by making them work off the clock and of using technology to collect their face scans without written consent.

• April 17, 2026

  Power Broker, Atty Brother Rip Developer's 'Pleading Gambit'

  South Jersey power broker George Norcross and his attorney brother pushed back at a developer's bid to drop a civil racketeering claim against them after an appeals court backed the dismissal of a related criminal case, telling a state court that the proposed amendments to his complaint are futile.

• April 17, 2026

  Tribes Say Yellowstone Bison Suit Doesn't Raise Treaty Rights

  Three Indigenous nations say a recent decision to partially dismiss an environmental group's challenge to a Yellowstone National Park bison management plan doesn't implicate any treaty issues, telling a Montana federal court they intervened to uphold the project and not to litigate their rights to hunt.

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