The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal of a lower court ruling that upheld a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services rule that reduced Medicaid reimbursements to several children’s hospitals. The hospitals argued that the case was a good opportunity to reconsider Chevron deference, which instructs judges to defer to reasonable agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes. Read the full article     TweetShareShare0 Shares

A suite of protections the city of Los Angeles put in place to keep tenants in their homes during the coronavirus pandemic hangs in the balance after a new legal challenge from a Southern California apartment owners association. It now joins dozens of both state and local eviction protections that are the subject of court…

Marco Island City Council candidates said Wednesday in an election forum that they would consider allowing the construction of an assisted living facility on the island. An earlier version of the project was voted down by City Council last year as some councilors said it was too big for the corner of San Marco Road and Heathwood Drive, where the NCH healthcare…

As a provider of joint venture and general partner equity, real estate investment firm RanchHarbor has been seeing an influx lately of multifamily investment opportunities presented by sponsors as value-add. However, upon a closer look at the underwriting, these deals do not actually fit the typical value-add investment profile, says Adam Deermount, co-founder and managing…

The confirmation hearing for President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett is set to start next Monday, October 12. We interview Mark Chenoweth, Executive Director of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, on how the process might play out as well as Judge Barrett’s judicial approach. Watch the full interview TweetShareShare0 Shares

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