Return-Path: Delivered-To: andrew@sterlingcal.com Received: from reseller401.webserversystems.com by reseller401.webserversystems.com with LMTP id N+MiIIf7s2PI7AMAchKAPA (envelope-from ) for ; Tue, 03 Jan 2023 03:55:19 -0600 Return-path: Envelope-to: andrew@sterlingcal.com Delivery-date: Tue, 03 Jan 2023 03:55:19 -0600 Received: from o10.mailings-q.law360.com ([167.89.1.233]:22916) by reseller401.webserversystems.com with esmtps (TLS1.2) tls TLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256 (Exim 4.94.2) (envelope-from ) id 1pCe0s-0014rX-Ji for andrew@sterlingcal.com; Tue, 03 Jan 2023 03:55:19 -0600 DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/relaxed; d=law360.com; h=from:subject:mime-version:to:content-type:content-transfer-encoding: cc:content-type:from:subject:to; s=s1; bh=J2HilBuk6cs38fvT/xLucJV67aKZljZnbR0iWpFESdI=; b=nSIWwSi/3580L64vkEOeScMH89RX3UwXeHGF3oKHybQUpExVYr19Ta3Ith7GZyGjhjP1 lJ5B/jY/tOfeMgzbtZ/5+Sdonuv6KNKF4rzMgbdfPcgnF0cQnBSJFmgSjiNtWC+0NcJYPN sIfn2CDV66d9LNOt7eRcH1OLBhNM6AMIMOHTQKS6Ybm+7NQQMyg5xyVvgtowUAUJpCxIQW kCVUd7T1kaIcHaST1whJUJF8aTPIgqbZ/ZfvEC8nI4EfVXwL4W9z0CD6K4oxGRkMYdnH5G CXVl7mlS8ZgLy1JHONOCvei+VLoyG3v4iT2T1PPpcgZDu+67J5v9hupUXY4zLUgQ== Received: by filterdrecv-54bcc94d88-q5ngq with SMTP id filterdrecv-54bcc94d88-q5ngq-1-63B3FB7B-3F 2023-01-03 09:55:07.477765223 +0000 UTC m=+4013216.460810844 Received: from www.law360.com (unknown) by geopod-ismtpd-2-1 (SG) with ESMTP id WmDR4gk2SxamA15nOJpyRg for ; Tue, 03 Jan 2023 09:55:07.460 +0000 (UTC) Date: Tue, 03 Jan 2023 09:55:07 +0000 (UTC) From: Construction Law360 Message-ID: <63b3fb7b63a3f_6d71964308231@169.254.236.81.mail> Subject: Commercial Real Estate Cases To Watch In 2023 Mime-Version: 1.0 X-SG-EID: =?us-ascii?Q?DpMIMgk9mn4zdkN6zyeeU8Xim96gpeeiLvGJgfwEMomsY=2FlapgM46Wz5ZUlNVy?= =?us-ascii?Q?urBeu6Np7ycnTSu9Ak3oXsVmPbGdHzJkx79igVw?= =?us-ascii?Q?o=2FbHzLHCFEBWM522dHzPd5H1zqdGHFYPcToPO87?= =?us-ascii?Q?=2FFerv1bWU8uMYpwqSXha+7Ck4zv88L86F84GFwZ?= =?us-ascii?Q?1EaL0vfSDaSnpgoRY5VMnh2qkDKf28kg8wuB9Dc?= =?us-ascii?Q?YDGwb98NkcZUQpH5Bis2BLr=2FW3SzanlGCzBGLa?= To: andrew@sterlingcal.com X-Entity-ID: n4N5YJME4r04ODgodW2M/g== Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable X-Spam-Status: No, score=1.4 X-Spam-Score: 14 X-Spam-Bar: + X-Spam-Flag: NO =09

As elevated interest rates and the threat of an economic downturn weigh o= n the real estate market, attorneys have their eye on litigation stemming f= rom commercial lease remedy provisions and a growing resignation that 2020-= era disputes may not be reconcilable out of court. Here, Law360 looks at th= ree commercial real estate-related disputes lawyers will be watching in 202= 2.

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TOP NEWS

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Commercial Real Estate Cases To Watch In 2023

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By Grace Dixon

As elevated interest rates and the= threat of an economic downturn weigh on the real estate market, attorneys = have their eye on litigation stemming from commercial lease remedy provisio= ns and a growing resignation that 2020-era disputes may not be reconcilable= out of court. Here, Law360 looks at three commercial real estate-related d= isputes lawyers will be watching in 2022.

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The Biggest Office Projects Of 2022

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By Andrew McIntyre

While developers have been in full= gear when it comes to starting new residential projects, the office sector= remains a major question mark amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which is reflect= ed in the smaller-scale office towers that have recently broken ground. Her= e, Law360 looks at the three tallest office tower starts in 2022.

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The Biggest Residential Projects Of 2022

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By Andrew McIntyre

Residential developers in 2022 con= tinued to move forward on mega projects in Florida amid continued migration= to that state, although developers are also continuing to press ahead with= a pair of tall residential towers on Fifth Avenue in New York. Here is a r= undown of the five tallest U.S. residential towers that broke ground in 202= 2.

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Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch I= n 2023

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By Linda Chiem

Infrastructure project funding, el= ectric vehicles, air travel regulations, and rail and ocean shipping reform= s are some of the transportation industry's top regulatory priorities to wa= tch in 2023.

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Energy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2023=

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By Keith Goldberg

Building more U.S. energy infrastr= ucture is a front-and-center issue in 2023, though the new partisan split i= n Congress means the industry may have to settle for regulatory action inst= ead of legislative action. Here's a list of policy moves energy attorneys w= ill be watching closely this year.

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Biggest Environmental Cases To Watch In 2023

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By Juan Carlos Rodriguez

Some huge environmental cases are = on the docket for courts across the country in 2023, including an expected = Supreme Court ruling on the Clean Water Act's reach, lawsuits over the fede= ral government's efforts to control vehicles' greenhouse gas emissions and = fuel economy, a high court dispute over Superfund liability, and emerging c= hemicals litigation.

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Analysis

International Trade Cases To Watch In 2023

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By Jennifer Doherty

With briefing complete in litigati= on over tariffs on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods, 2023 is primed to s= ee the U.S. Court of International Trade’s headlining case head into = appeal while controversies percolating in other venues come to the fore. Th= ese are the disputes Law360 will be watching in 2023.

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Analysis

Top Labor Cases To Watch In 2023

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By Tim Ryan

Labor-related cases, including a U= .S. Supreme Court case over employers' ability to sue unions for strike-rel= ated property damage and a host of injunction bids by National Labor Relati= ons Board prosecutors, will have a busy year in federal courts in 2023= . Here, Law360 looks at these cases and others to watch in the new year.

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EXPERT ANALYSIS

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What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night = In 2023

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Hybrid work environments, high dem= and for lateral hires and a potential slowdown of the economy defined 2022 = in the always-busy marketplace for legal talent, and as BigLaw looks at the= year ahead, there are five major sources of concern for the teams charged = with securing and retaining that talent, say advisers at Baretz+Brunelle.

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LEGAL INDUSTRY

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By Xiumei Dong

Although the legal industry has fa= red well with pandemic-induced uncertainties over the past few years, worri= es about a global business slowdown and a looming recession have again sent= law firm leaders back to the drawing board as they prepare for 2023.

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Analysis

Discrimination Cases Against Law Firms To Watch In 202= 3

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By Anne Cullen

Jones Day, Davis Polk and Levi &am= p; Korsinsky are among the legal industry players embroiled in discriminati= on and harassment cases brought from within their ranks that will see major= developments in the coming year. Here, Law360 looks at five ongoing e= mployment suits against law firms worth keeping track of in 2023.

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Analysis

Legal Ethics Cases To Watch In 2023

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By Andrew Strickler

The professional responsibility ba= r will benefit from a long winter's nap as we head into a busy 2023. On dec= k is a slew of ethics cases for election "big lie" lawyers and a U.S. Supre= me Court case addressing the attorney-client privilege. Here, Law360 looks = at these and the other big legal ethics cases to watch in the coming year.

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Democrats Push To Keep Building Biden's Judicial Recor= d

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By James Arkin

Senate Democrats confirmed nearly = 100 of President Joe Biden's nominees to the federal courts in his first tw= o years in office and will have some new advantages next year as they seek = to build on that record.

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7 Supreme Court Cases To Watch In 2023

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By Jimmy Hoover

The new year brings a host of hot-= button cases for the U.S. Supreme Court justices, who will tackle everythin= g from President Joe Biden's student debt relief plan to Section 230 immuni= ty for Big Tech companies over the next six months before the summer recess= . Here, Law360 highlights the big-ticket items.

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Election Litigation Set To Continue Record Pace In 202= 3

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By Ryan Boysen

Next year will continue to see a t= orrent of election litigation, with landmark cases in the U.S. Supreme Cour= t, ongoing redistricting fights and dozens of voting lawsuits that will sha= pe the 2024 election and beyond.

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Courts Experienced A Decrease In Case Filings In 2022<= /a>

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By Katie Buehler

Federal courts around the country = docketed fewer cases in fiscal year 2022 compared to previous years, accord= ing to a year-end report issued Saturday by U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justic= e John Roberts that focused on data but was silent on the hot-button topic = of high court ethics issues.

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5 Compliance Trends To Watch In 2023

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By Sarah Jarvis

Compliance personnel should be cau= tious heading into 2023, as they grapple with updated corporate enforcement= policies from the U.S. Department of Justice against a backdrop of ongoing= international tension, a focus on environmental, social and governance sta= ndards, and the possibility of an economic downturn.

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Analysis

Patent Litigation Trends To Watch In 2023

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By Ryan Davis

The continuing fallout from a deci= sion that changed how patent cases are assigned to Western District of Texa= s judges, and a Delaware judge's investigation into the funding and ownersh= ip of patent plaintiffs are set to continue commanding the patent world's a= ttention in 2023.

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California Cases To Watch In 2023

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By Dorothy Atkins

In the coming year, California leg= al experts will keep a close eye on ex-technology executives' white collar = appeals, lawsuits tied to the now-defunct law firm Girardi Keese, Golden St= ate litigation over the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, and preced= ent-setting appeals clarifying the arbitrability of Private Attorneys Gener= al Act claims.

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3M Co.

Amazon.com Inc.

American Bar Association

American Constitution Society

American Farm Bureau Federation<= /a>

American Federation = of Government Employees

Armanino LLP

Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp.

Burger King Holdings Inc.

Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.

Chevron Corp.

Comcast Corp.

Competitive Enterprise Institut= e

Cornell University

Financial Industry R= egulatory Authority Inc.

Georgia-Pacific LLC

Golden State Warriors

Google LLC

Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.

Huttig Building Products Inc.

International Brotherhood= of Teamsters

International Paper Co.

JOANN Inc.

Kansas City Southern

Lex Machina Inc.

LexisNexis Group Inc.

Lincoln Property Co.

McDonald's Corp.

NCR Corp.

National Federation = of Independent Business

National Society of= Compliance Professionals

Natural Resources Defense Coun= cil

PrimeSource Building Products = Inc.

RELX PLC

Slack Technologies Inc.

Starbucks Corp.

State Bar of California

StoneTurn Group LLP

Tesla Inc.

Texas Oil & Gas Association In= c.

Toys R Us Inc.

Twitter Inc.

Uber Technologies Inc.

Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Re= sorts

WeWork Inc.

Weyerhaeuser Co.

YouTube Inc.


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California Air Resources Board

California Supreme Court

Commodity Futures Trading Co= mmission

European Union

Executive Office of the Preside= nt

Federal Aviation Administration

Federal Energy Regulatory Co= mmission

Federal Highway Administration

Federal Labor Relations Authori= ty

Federal Maritime Commission

Federal Railroad Administration

Internal Revenue Service

International Trade Administra= tion

International Trade Commission

National Highway T= raffic Safety Administration

National Labor Relations Board

National Marine Fisheries Servi= ce

National Railroad Passenger Corp= .

New York State Empire Sta= te Development

Office of the U.S. Trade = Representative

Serious Fraud Office

Surface Transportation Board

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

U.S. Ba= nkruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia

U.S. Co= urt of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

U.S. Customs and Border Protect= ion

U.S. Department of Education

U.S. Department of Energy

U.S. Department of Homeland S= ecurity

U.S. Department of Justice

U.S. Department of Transportatio= n

U.S. District Cou= rt for the District of Columbia

U.S. Distri= ct Court for the District of South Carolina

U.S. Dist= rict Court for the Eastern District of Virginia

U.S. D= istrict Court for the Northern District of California

U.S. Dis= trict Court for the Southern District of Illinois

U.S= . District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi

U.S. Dis= trict Court for the Southern District of New York

U.S. Environmental Protection= Agency

U.S. House of Representatives

U.S. Securities and Excha= nge Commission

U.S. Supreme Court

Unified Patent Court

Un= ited States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio

World Trade Organization

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