What we got wrong, and what we changed.
When a published fact on CREdocket turns out to be wrong, we correct it in place and record it here: what the page said, what is right, and the source we checked it against. Matters removed for falling outside our commercial-only scope, or for duplicating another entry, are listed too. A corrected matter also shows its correction when you open it.
20 entries since Sep 12, 2026: 14 corrections and 6 removals. Last entry Sep 25, 2026.
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Soros Fund Management v. Eretz Group (224 West 57th Street Foreclosure & Tenant-Takeover)
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- The NYSCEF docket link was removed on September 24.
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- Restored. The link is NYSCEF's case search with the index number (850134/2024) in its label, the form our docket-link rule allows because NYSCEF has no per-case link. Removing it was our error.
- Checked against
- Our docket-link rule
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Duplicate of MLP Ventures v. Upper Merion Township (Renaissance Park Data Center Denial Appeal)
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- The same September 16 filing was listed twice, from the same news article.
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- The duplicate is removed. Two matters may no longer share a source article or a court docket; our publishing check now rejects it.
- Checked against
- Same filing and source as the remaining entry
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Landlords' Article 78 challenge to New York City's rent freeze on rent-stabilized apartments
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- Listed as a tracked matter.
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- Removed. It is a residential rent-regulation dispute, and CREdocket covers commercial real estate only.
- Checked against
- Commercial-only scope rule
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Homepage and coverage page state count
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- "51 states" with tracked matters, counting the District of Columbia as a state.
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- "50 states and D.C." D.C. is counted and labeled separately everywhere a state count appears.
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- Label accuracy
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Homepage top story
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- Two stories carried a "Today's Top Story" badge, and both concerned events months old.
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- One featured story at a time, never about an event more than 30 days old, and labeled "Today's" only when it was added that day.
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- Label accuracy
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Access Point Financial, LLC v. Everhardt (Eve-of-Foreclosure Transfer and Bankruptcy Trigger Full Recourse Under Hotel Loan Guaranty)
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- The guarantor was described as liable for $56.3 million, and the ruling as resting on the ownership transfer.
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- The judgment is $3,954,244.04, the deficiency left on a $56.33 million loan after foreclosure sales, and the Eleventh Circuit rested on the borrower's bankruptcy filing alone.
- Checked against
- Eleventh Circuit opinion
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57th & 6th Ground LLC v. Carnegie House Tenants Corp. (Ground-Rent Arbitration Award Vacated for Arbitrator Non-Disclosure)
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- The umpire's undisclosed conflict was described as a job offer.
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- The umpire had undisclosed contact with the landowner's counsel about a paid appointment in another arbitration; the matter was remanded to a new panel. The document link now points to the Appellate Division decision. The same item in CREdocket Briefs Issue 1 was corrected to match.
- Checked against
- Appellate Division decision
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Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. v. 181 West Madison Property LLC ($240M Loan Foreclosure on Chicago Loop Office Tower)
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- Titled as a SitusAMC foreclosure suit filed in April 2026.
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- The plaintiff is Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as trustee of the CMBS trust, acting through special servicer Situs Holdings, LLC; the suit was filed March 27, 2026.
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- Court docket
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U.S. Bank National Association v. BOP Republic Plaza I LLC (Denver's Tallest Tower Receivership Suit)
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- The borrower was named as Brookfield Republic Plaza LLC.
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- The borrower is BOP Republic Plaza I LLC, a Brookfield Properties affiliate.
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- Primary source
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Stewart v. Simon Property Group, L.P. (Greenwood Park Mall Shooting Negligent-Security Suit)
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- The security contractor was named as Allied Universal Event Services, Inc.
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- The security contractor is Universal Protection Service, LLC, d/b/a Allied Universal Security Services.
- Checked against
- Primary source
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OKO Group Affiliate v. Zurich American Insurance Co. et al. (Missoni Baia Builder's-Risk Coverage Suit)
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- One insurer was named as National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford.
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- The insurer is National Fire & Marine Insurance Company.
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- Primary source
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Town of Marshfield v. Commonwealth (SJC Rejects Second Municipal Challenge to MBTA Communities Act)
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- The plaintiffs were described as Marshfield and eight other municipalities, with an infrastructure-strain claim.
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- The plaintiffs were the Town of Marshfield and its select board only. The claims were unfunded-mandate, Home Rule Amendment, Zoning Act and voters' constitutional rights, and the court held the town lacked standing to assert its town meeting voters' rights.
- Checked against
- Supreme Judicial Court decision
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United States, et al. v. LivCor, LLC (RealPage Algorithmic Pricing Antitrust Consent Judgment)
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- A single final consent judgment was dated June 18, 2026.
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- Two judgments: the Justice Department's on May 19, 2026 and the nine states' consent judgment on June 26, 2026. The states' filed judgment is now linked.
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- Court docket and filed judgment
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Ready Capital Mortgage Financing 2023-FL 12, LLC v. Drexel Flats Acquisition LLC (Oklahoma City Apartment Foreclosure)
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- The source link pointed to an earlier article about the foreclosure filing.
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- The source link reports the May 20, 2026 receivership ruling the entry describes.
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- Source check
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U.S. Bank National Association v. Black Plaza Management, LLC (CPLR 3215(c) abandonment ruling)
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- Listed as a commercial mortgage foreclosure.
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- Removed. Its source never shows a commercial mortgage, so it did not meet the commercial-only scope rule.
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- Commercial-only scope rule
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Fourteen matters outside commercial real estate
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- Listed as tracked matters: eight residential tenant-rights and habitability suits, three residential landlords' rent-cap and eviction-moratorium takings claims, a homeowners' pied-à-terre tax suit, a 1-4 unit investor loan-fraud case and a coal-mining penalty case.
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- All removed. CREdocket covers commercial real estate only; borderline matters are left out.
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- Commercial-only scope rule
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Duplicate of Hern v. Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. (Securities Class Action Dismissed Over $2.2B Impairment Claims)
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- The same ruling was listed twice.
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- The duplicate is removed; this entry carries the September 8 ruling.
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- Same ruling
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Alder at Lake Park, LLC v. Town of Lake Park (Affordable Housing Code-Enforcement Extortion Suit)
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- The suit was listed twice, and this entry's date was wrong.
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- The duplicate is removed, its timeline and property type are merged here, and the filing date is August 27, 2026.
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- CourtListener docket
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Copper Property CTL Pass Through Trust v. Onyx Partners (Countersuit Over Collapsed $947M JCPenney Portfolio Sale)
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- Jurisdiction given as the Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County, the court of an earlier related suit.
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- The countersuit was filed in the Superior Court of Massachusetts, Suffolk County (Business Litigation Session, No. 2684CV02549-BLS1). The filed complaint is now linked.
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- The filed complaint
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ADA Risk Flagging tool, Colorado
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- Stated that Colorado's HB21-1110 created a compliance safe harbor for businesses.
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- Removed. HB21-1110 covers state and local government digital services, not private businesses, and creates liability rather than a safe harbor. The tool now says no Colorado overlay was confirmed.
- Checked against
- The statute
How corrections work
We correct errors of fact: a wrong party, figure, date, court, outcome or source, a matter outside our scope, a duplicate, or a count or label that misstates the data. Each correction is checked against the primary record where one exists (the opinion, the docket, the filed document) and made in place on the entry. Updates that follow a case forward, such as a new ruling, are not corrections and are not listed here. Our sourcing rules are on the Methodology page. To report an error, use the contact form.
This log begins on September 12, 2026. Entries are never edited after the fact except to fix the entry itself.