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As reported by multiple news media outlets, WeWork sought bankruptcy court protection on November 6, 2023, in New Jersey while it reorganizes its debts.

If high-end properties could talk, they might say something like Norma Desmond said in the Hollywood classic, "Sunset Boulevard": "All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up."

The State of Missouri recently joined a majority of states allowing political subdivisions to make use of design-build and construction manager-at-risk contracts for public works projects.

As 2011 begins, many have seen signs of the beginning of the gradual recovery of commercial real estate markets.

Thompson Coburn Real Estate Land Use & Zoning partner Talar Berberian was interviewed by KNX News in Los Angeles about development post-wildfires.

The United States continues to feel the impacts of shelter in place orders and governmentally-mandated closures since March.

The Chicago City Council approved a notable revision to the Zoning Ordinance geared toward reducing approval time and procedures for some developments.

One of our favorite retail leasing issues involved whether a landlord could lease to a froyo shop in the face of an exclusive use provision previously given to an ice cream store.

In this webinar the presenters will discuss tax-savings tools that can be used between now and March 6 when preparing 2020 returns.

The IRS has announced the 2018 inflation adjustments for many tax provisions, including exemptions for estate, gift and generation-skipping transfer taxes and the annual exclusion amount for gifts.

In our November 15, 2016, blog post, " Cybersecurity liability: Delaware has good news for directors," we discussed an influential case...

In August, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rejected nine separate applications to list Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

On October 24, 2022, the Transportation Security Administration ("TSA") released Security Directive 1580/82-2022-01 regarding "Rail Cybersecurity Mitigation...

Growing interest in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV or drone) has caused a surge in the creation of technologies and systems meant to disable or destroy them.

Since the FAA granted the first Section 333 Exemption on September 25, 2014, potential commercial unmanned aircraft system ("UAS" or "drone") users have eagerly monitored the agency's progress.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is increasingly cracking down on senders of hazardous materials by air, and your company could be its next target.

The announcement of the Bayer-Monsanto transaction gives shareholders a great opportunity to think about taxes and charitable planning options.