White House East Wing Demolition: Legal Options

SUMMARY The Trump administration has begun demolishing the White House East Wing for a privately funded ballroom without required federal reviews, violating property and historic preservation laws. Congressional and agency enforcement mechanisms are ineffective because the president controls the agencies that would normally stop illegal work. Litigation offers the only realistic enforcement option, but faces … Read more

AI: Antitrust Case against RealPage

The United States Department of Justice, along with the Attorneys General of several states, have filed an antitrust lawsuit against RealPage, a leading provider of revenue management software for landlords. This legal action aims to address alleged anticompetitive practices that have potentially inflated rental prices for millions of Americans. RealPage, founded in 1998 and headquartered … Read more

Newly Wed? Consider a New House Deed

It’s not unusual for an unmarried couple to buy a house or other property together. Usually, they do this as tenants in common. (You can check this on your deed or title insurance policy.) In a tenancy in common, each owner owns a share of the same undivided property. Each owner may, in the absence … Read more