Gibson Dunn had represented home-renting service HomeAway in a 2018 lawsuit that challenged the constitutionality of Local Law 146, which sought to regulate what the city saw as adverse effects of short-term rentals in residential buildings.
March 01, 2021 at 05:31 PM
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A Manhattan federal judge awarded Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher nearly $600,000 on Monday for successfully suing to halt a restrictive New York City law aimed at stemming the growth of short-term rentals.
Gibson Dunn had represented home-renting service HomeAway in a 2018 lawsuit that challenged the constitutionality of Local Law 146, which sought to regulate what the city saw as adverse effects of short-term rentals in residential buildings.
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