Greenberg Traurig LLP attorneys helped the Metropolitan Transportation Authority complete the development of a major train terminal in New York City and advised a $2 billion transaction in which a Japanese real estate firm bought a 50% stake in a Manhattan office tower, landing the firm a spot among Law360's 2023 Real Estate Groups of the Year.
An investor in a Tishman Speyer-backed special purpose acquisition company that merged with Latch Inc. claimed in Delaware Chancery Court that the company's share price fell to under $1 after it became clear that the startup's financial statements before the deal weren't reliable.
A Michigan appellate panel revived a suit challenging a zoning ordinance and a township board's approval of a permit for an industrial solar farm, saying a lower court "relied upon an alternative reality" when deciding a group of residents lacked standing.
A limited liability company formed to invest in a pair of Amazon data centers alleges in Delaware Chancery Court that other parties in the business venture shortchanged it after they booted the investor from the deal and took control of the development project.
Several green groups claim San Bernardino County violated California environmental laws when it approved the 213-acre Bloomington Business Park, a logistics project the advocates say will expose a largely Hispanic community to high levels of air pollution.