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A Sign Of What's To Come? Court Dismisses FCA Retaliation Complaint Based On Alleged Discriminatory Use Of Federal Funding

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By Lyndsay Gorton, Alexandra K. Brooks, Christine Hawes
| Mondaq
Crowell & Moring LLP are most popular: within Coronavirus (COVID-19), Insurance and Law Department Performance topic(s) with readers working within the Environment & Waste Management industries On November 7, 2025, in Thornton v. National Academy of Sciences, No. 25-cv-2155, 2025 WL 3123732 (D.D.C. Nov.
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Bungalow stranded in blocks sells for big bucks

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By Alexandra K. Brooks
| FLAT CHAT WRAP
For eight years, a humble bungalow bought for $978,000 in 2017 stood firm, stranded as the last freestanding home on a street of tower blocks where some apartments reach more than forty storeys high. But this lonely little no-rise home in the riverside suburb of Rhodes, rented out for $900 a week, sold at auction for $8.15 million last weekend – a 733% capital gain. Not a bad return, right?
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Students get five-star luxury digs in new block

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By Alexandra K. Brooks
| FLAT CHAT WRAP
If you remember living in a hovel as a student, and think that’s how things still are, then it may be time to get educated about how some Gen-Z undergrads view dormitory or share house life, because some are looking for luxury. Five-star student accommodation is the new rising star in property development, according to the Australian Financial Review.
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